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GRANTS & PROPOSALS
Grants, proposals, responses to a request for proposal (RFP) and requests for qualifications (RFQ) are difficult to define because they are very specific to the client.
TYPES OF GRANTS & PROPOSALS
Grants/Proposals are typically initiated for several reasons:
1. GOVERNMENT SPECIFIC-You have a very particular government based project that you want to respond to. The project has a number associated with it and specific instructions for responding to the project have been provided.
2. PRIVATE SPECIFIC-You have a very particular private project that you want to respond to. There are instructions for responding that may or may not be somewhat vague/broad.
3. UNSOLICITED-You want to "go after" a project based on an idea or concept that you have. You need to create a proposal based on what you perceive to be the needs of the proposal recipient. You are not responding to a request, you are creating an opportunity in the hopes that the recipient will be interested.
4. BASIC-You want to provide a simple 1-2 page document to recipients providing information about your company and what you are proposing/requesting. For example, you may want a simple document to solicit other companies for
funding.
1. GOVERNMENT SPECIFIC-You have a very particular government based project that you want to respond to. The project has a number associated with it and specific instructions for responding to the project have been provided.
2. PRIVATE SPECIFIC-You have a very particular private project that you want to respond to. There are instructions for responding that may or may not be somewhat vague/broad.
3. UNSOLICITED-You want to "go after" a project based on an idea or concept that you have. You need to create a proposal based on what you perceive to be the needs of the proposal recipient. You are not responding to a request, you are creating an opportunity in the hopes that the recipient will be interested.
4. BASIC-You want to provide a simple 1-2 page document to recipients providing information about your company and what you are proposing/requesting. For example, you may want a simple document to solicit other companies for
funding.
OUR PROCESS
1. You tell us what you are trying to accomplish
2. Based on the complexity of your request we will provide a price quote over the phone/email or provide a detailed no-obligation proposal/quote
3. We will complete the project within the specifications you provide
2. Based on the complexity of your request we will provide a price quote over the phone/email or provide a detailed no-obligation proposal/quote
3. We will complete the project within the specifications you provide
