
IT RFP Response
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Agencies lose pitches when the response is hard to score: the answers do not follow the brief, the idea has no evidence, and the fees are buried. This template answers in the buyer's order. It recaps the brief and your compliance, gives the insight behind the idea, sets a plan with dates, names the team and prices every package.
The sample is Valemont Solutions answering Larkspur Outdoor's brief for a June 2027 relaunch: insight on first-trip buyers, a trip-planner idea, a launch on September 7, and fees of $480,000 over two years as 24 payments of $20,000. Replace the client, evidence, team and fees with your own and keep the buyer's question numbers.
Click Make a copy in Google Docs, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Replace Valemont Solutions and Larkspur Outdoor, then paste the buyer's question numbers and scoring weights into the recap.
Swap the insight, chart data and idea for your own evidence, and cite a project, a figure and a named owner in each answer.
Update the plan dates, the team and the fee packages, and check that the total sits within the stated cap.
Delete the guide page, check every mandatory form and word limit, then submit the response.
Yes. Keep the buyer's order and numbering so evaluators can find each answer and score it. Renumbering or merging questions is one of the most common reasons for lost marks.
Use the buyer's schedule, show each package separately and check that monthly parts add up to the total. The sample shows $20,000 a month for 24 months, or $480,000.
No. Valemont Solutions, Larkspur Outdoor, their people and every figure are fictional sample data. Replace them with your own details before you submit a response.

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Docs + Word8 pages
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