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Looking to write technical proposals, find out who can write one on your behalf, or simply learn what a technical proposal is?
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First, let’s start with the basics…
A technical proposal is a document written by the supplier outlining their scope of work, pricing, and timescale to complete the work required by the buyer. They will also include the technical requirements needed for the successful completion of the contract.
The aim of the technical proposal is always to take the supplier’s technical content and turn this into a convincing argument that reassures the buyer!
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So, you know what a technical proposal is and who writes them, but how do you actually write them?
Here’s our guide (these are NOT exact sections to include):
Note: Often technical proposals are written in response to RFPs (Request for Proposals); however this is not always the case. Therefore, it is vital that you tailor your proposal to the RFP if this is the case and respond to the questions posed with your technical solutions. Rather than simply detail your general expertise!
When someone mentions a technical proposal, your first thought may be that it means complexity. While this can certainly be the case, a proposal (especially a technical proposal) should always be presented clearly and in layman’s terms.
The buyer may not be an expert in your field, and you stand a far greater chance at winning the bid if they can understand how your business can benefit them!
It is no exaggeration to say that you must follow the buyer’s specification to a T! If your technical proposal is in response to an RFP, then you must demonstrate your specific expertise while answering their questions.
Follow these three steps for each answer and you can’t go far wrong:
Providing technical background and evidence of your expertise is one thing…but arguing your case effectively and persuasively is another entirely!
This is why proposal writers like us exist!
We take the headache out of proposals and let you run your business effectively, while we use our experience to help you win your contract.
We’ve seen it all and we know how to overcome potential roadblocks. So, whether you are entirely new to proposal writing or haven’t been seeing much success lately — we can help!
No buyer wants to be sold a dream!
So, when responding to their questions and providing details of your expertise — don’t exaggerate! Always be specific and provide evidence.
The buyer wants to feel reassured that you can actually provide the goods/services that they require. Prove to them that you can provide a better service than other suppliers.
Mistakes such as spelling and grammatical errors can be easily made but can cost you the bid. If another supplier has submitted their proposal for the buyer’s review with no errors, therefore making it easier to read, they will likely win the bid.
Make sure you double and triple-check your writing to ensure you don’t lose out on a bid because of an easily resolved mistake!
Note: we provide a professional review service called RFP Mentor. Contact us for a free quote on your review!
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Whether you require an end-to-end service or simply someone to review your writing, please contact us to find out how we can benefit your business!
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Our RFP Writing service is the perfect solution to ensure that you submit a high-quality bid, even when you’re busy. Our writers will break down the solicitation documents, allowing you to see what the bid and the contract involves. This will help to ensure that you have all the specified evidence and meet the requirements of the contracting authority.
Our RFP Writers will then craft persuasive, high-quality responses, attach supporting evidence and even submit the bid on your behalf. Upload the solicitation documents for a free quote.
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Our writers will then assess your work, ensuring that your responses are in line with the specification. They will also check for any spelling or grammar errors. You can then submit your bid with confidence. Upload your work for a free quote.
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