What is an RFQ?
In this podcast episode, the discussion focuses on the term "RFQ" (Request for Quotation) within the context of government contracts.
Nicholas provides a detailed explanation. An RFQ is a formal request issued by government entities to solicit pricing information for specific goods or services. Businesses respond with quotations outlining their prices.
The government then reviews these quotes to select a vendor based on criteria such as price and capability. This process ensures transparency and competitiveness in government procurement, facilitating effective communication between agencies and potential suppliers.
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Nicholas Coriano
Partner at Cervitude IR
Nicholas Coriano, JD, is a business consultant, entrepreneur, and professional investor relations professional. He is the CEO of Cervitude Intelligent Relations (Cervitude IR), a consulting and contracting firm specializing in investor relations, government contracting, business planning and M&A advisory. With extensive experience in IR & business development, he has written thousands of RFPs, business plans, financial projections, and feasibility studies for startups, public companies, and entrepreneurs across various industries.