RFP

RFP
Request for Proposal. An RFP is a document that is issued by an organization to solicit bids from prospective suppliers of goods or services.

RFP
Request for Proposal.
Secondary Market
The trading market for outstanding bonds and notes. This is an over-the-counter market, a free form negotiated method of buying and selling, usually conducted by telephone or computer.

RFP - See Request For Proposals
ROI - See Return on Investment
Ratio - Denotes relationships of items within and between financial statements, e.g., current ratio, quick ratio, inventory turnover ratio and debt/net worth ratios.

Request for Proposals (RFP): An invitation to bid on a public procurement.
Reserve Account: A separate cash account used to meet future payment obligations such as debt service, maintenance, or capital expenditure.

Request For Proposal Abbreviated as RFP, refers to an invitation for providers of a product or service... Required Minimum Distribution Abbreviated as RMD, refers to the minimum annual required distribution amount...

It provides a financial benchmark for the quantitative assessment of the value for money brought by the different answers to the request for proposal (RFP).

Another term frequently used is Request For Proposal, or RFP. Although the difference in terms can be confusing, an RFP and an RFQ are basically the same thing: an invitation for a contractor to make a bid.

Commonly referred to as an RFP, it includes all of the buyer's product or service requirements as well as a description of the required format, timing and content of the price quotes to be submitted.

request for proposal (RFP)
A written notification prepared by an organization requesting offers to provide certain services (e.g., banking service) and to specify prices for these services.

An RFP usually represents part of a complex sales process, also known as "enterprise sales".

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP) - A written solicitation document which identifies the agency’s need or problem, and consultants are invited to submit proposals which outline their solution to the need or problem, ...

See also: Banks, Administration, Expense, Procurement, Contractor