RFQ definition

RFQ means Request for Quotation.

RFQ means the Request for Quotations;

RFQ means this Invitation to Quotation including, but not limited to: Part A - Instructions to Bidders; Part B - General Conditions; Part C- Requirements; Part D – Quotation Form;

Examples of RFQ in a sentence

• Some contractors are not contracted to provide all Job Titles, and the vendors selected to issue a RFQ to must have been awarded to provide the specific Job Title(s) as requested in the Agency RFQ.

• When responding to a RFQ, Contractor must submit a completed Resume Self-Certification Form with the Contractor’s response.

• When submitting a response to an RFQ, the Contractor shall submit with its response a completed and signed Exhibit E, Resume Self-Certification Form to the Customer for each proposed Staff member identified in the RFQ response.

• This Agreement resulted from TIPS posting a “TIPS Solicitation” (RFP, RCSP, RFQ, or other) and Vendor submitting a proposal in response to that posted TIPS Solicitation for evaluation and award.

• The Customer shall issue a detailed RFQ that includes a pricing model, term, service levels, educational qualifications and experience needed.

More Definitions of RFQ

RFQ means Request for Qualifications.

RFQ means the Request for Qualification document issued by BPC for tariff based competitive bidding process for selection of TSP to execute the Project and shall include any modifications, amendments or alterations or clarifications thereto;

RFQ means the request for quotation inviting offers and includes all annexures, schedules, attachments and addenda.

RFQ means this Request for Quotation and all related documents published by the Authority and made available to suppliers.

RFQ means Request for Quotation;

RFQ means SAICA’s Request for Quotations together with any annexures thereto.

RFQ means this Request for Qualifications, including the Appendices, issued by the Authority as the first stage of the Competitive Selection Process.