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rfp-writer

Write a clear Request for Proposal that gets comparable, high-quality vendor bids. Use when asked to write an RFP, a request for proposal/quote/tender, or to solicit and compare vendor proposals. Produces a complete RFP — background, scope of work, requirements, evaluation criteria with weights, submission instructions, and timeline — structured so responses are easy to compare apples-to-apples.

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# RFP Writer Skill

A good RFP gets you proposals you can actually compare; a vague one gets a pile of incomparable sales decks.
The trick is to specify the problem and the **evaluation criteria** clearly enough that vendors answer the same
questions the same way. This skill writes that RFP — scoped, requirement-driven, and weighted — so selection is
a defensible comparison, not a gut call.

## Working from a brief

Given "we need an RFP for a new CRM", **produce the full RFP anyway** — infer a sensible scope, requirements,
and evaluation weights for that category, label assumptions, and bracket org-specifics (budget, dates, contacts)
to fill in. Never withhold for missing detail.

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