How to Write a Proposal Response to a Government RFP

How to Write a Proposal Response to a Government RFP

Winning a government contract is not easy or everyone would do it! Whether it’s a State/County Request for Proposal (RFP) or a Department of Defense RFP you’re responding to, the process is complicated, exacting and time sensitive. There is no room for error, and you are typically competing against dozens (or even hundreds) of other bidders.

There is a lot of information on the internet promising to show people how to win government contracts by watching a 20-minute video here or by attending a one-day workshop there. The reality is it takes a lot of time (years) and knowledge to achieve success in the government market.

But if others can do it, YOU can do it.

Start learning how with this beginner/intermediate course developed by one of the most successful Proposal and Business Development Managers in the government market.

This course provides sufficient detail about what is REALLY required to prepare a winnable response to an RFP.

Course Description: Comprehensive explanation and real-world examples of all the elements of preparing a winning government bid.

Course Objective: Participant will gain a comprehensive understanding of the processes, best practices, and resources required to prepare and submit a government bid. The course lessons are:

Lesson 1: Proposal Team Roles and Process

Lesson 2: Understanding the Solicitation Sections

Lesson 3: Determining What Goes into Your Proposal

Lesson 4: Writing Proposal Content

Lesson 5: Conducting Proposal Reviews

Lesson 6: About the Price Volume

Lesson 7: Proposal Production and Quality Assurance

Lesson 8: Submitting Your Bid

Learn from one of the most successful Proposal Managers in the industry!

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What you will learn

• Understand the proposal process for a government bid.
• Understand how to read a government RFP to find all proposal submission requirements.
• Understand how compliance with the RFP can win or lose your proposal.

Rating: 5

Level: Beginner Level

Duration: 1.5 hours

Instructor: Shannon Lindauer