An effective RFQ includes product or service specifications, quantities, quality standards, delivery timelines, and payment terms. Precise descriptions ensure suppliers provide accurate quotes, reducing the risk of errors or delays. Including clear evaluation criteria allows procurement teams to assess submissions fairly and consistently. By structuring RFQs carefully, companies improve the likelihood of receiving competitive and relevant offers, ultimately driving cost efficiency and supplier accountability.
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