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request for proposal

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request for proposal (RFP)
[rikwest′]
Etymology: L, requaerere, to require, propronere, to propound
a solicitation by a funding agency for proposals to accomplish a particular goal. The RFP lists the requirements a project must meet to receive funding.

request for proposal (RFP),
n a solicitation by a funding agency for proposals to accomplish a particular goal. The RFP lists the requirements a project must meet to receive funding.


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GDIT), of Fairfax, Virginia, by the Department of the Air Force (AF), Air Force Space Command (AFSPC or Command) under request for proposals (RFP No.
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