Common use of Requests for Proposal Clause in Contracts

Requests for Proposal. eRate 360 will advise Client concerning procurement policies and procedures related to E-rate participation. eRate 360 will not encourage or recommend the use of specific technologies or services for an applicant. Client will thoroughly discuss use of any documentation supplementing the Form 470 by describing or providing additional details regarding services for which bids are being requested. Such documents, regardless of their designation, are generally considered to be Request For Proposal (RFP) under E-rate rules. If an RFP is to be used, this fact must be indicated on the Form 470. • Client is responsible to send a draft of the RFP to eRate 360 for review, for preparation and timely publication of any RFPs, and for compliance with state and local regulations. • eRate 360 will review any such RFPs for compliance with E-rate rules and will coordinate the Client’s publication of such RFPs with eRate 360’s submission of the related Form 470.

Requests for Proposal. eRate 360 will advise Client concerning procurement policies and procedures related to E-rate participation. eRate 360 will not encourage or recommend the use of specific technologies or services for an applicant. Client will thoroughly discuss use of any documentation supplementing the Form 470 by describing or providing additional details regarding services for which bids are being requested. Such documents, regardless of their designation, are generally considered to be Request For Proposal (RFP) under E-rate rules. If an RFP is to be used, this fact must be indicated on the Form 470. •  Client is responsible to send a draft of the RFP to eRate 360 for review, for preparation and timely publication of any RFPs, and for compliance with state and local regulations. •  eRate 360 will review any such RFPs for compliance with E-rate rules and will coordinate the Client’s publication of such RFPs with eRate 360’s submission of the related Form 470.