Exam 3: Developing Project Proposals

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Developing a large proposal is a project.

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A proposal is a ____ document; it is not a ____ report.

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If a customer has stated the budget in the RFP, the customer might reject proposals that have cost estimates greater than the budget without further review of the proposal.

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The ____ lists the items that the customer will provide to the contractor throughout the project and the dates by which the customer will make these items available.

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The makeup of the proposal development team is

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Contractors must continue to be proactive after submitting a proposal by contacting the customer to ensure the RFP has been received and answer any questions.

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The contractor should state its understanding of the customer's need

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Always put the client first.

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The total dollar value approach for calculating a win ratio is the ratio of the total dollar value of proposals that the contractor won as a percentage of the total dollar value of all the proposals the contractor submitted to various customers during a specific time period.

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A ____ is an agreement between the contractor, who agrees to provide a product or service (deliverables), and the customer, who agrees to pay the contractor a certain amount in return.

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The most effective way to build a relationship is to

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Taking credit for outcomes that others have accomplished is a way to build yourself for others to respect you.

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The win ratio is the percentage of the number of proposals a contractor won out of the total number of proposals the contractor submitted to various customers over a particular time period.

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Contractors interested in submitting a proposal in response to an RFP must be realistic about the probability of being selected as the winning contractor.

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There are two types of contracts:

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The customer can terminate the contract according to requirements in the contract.

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The bid or no-bid decision is made on the capability to develop a quality proposal as well as the capability to complete the project if the contractor wins the bid.

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Key partners and subcontractors can help win a project for a contractor by complementing the contractor's expertise.

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Contractors seriously consider the bid/no-bid decision process in responding to RFPs and submit fewer proposals but attempt to have

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In ____, the customer usually requires that, throughout the project, the contractor regularly compares actual expenditures with the proposed budget and reforecasts cost at-completion, comparing it with the original proposed price.

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