The request for proposal should be
a. as simple as possible.
b. developed by the contractor for the customer.
c. comprehensive and provide sufficient details.
d. written in complex legal language.
The evaluation team should
a. read each project description and select the one they feel is best.
b. have selection criteria to consistently evaluate the potential projects.
c. make their decision on the quantitative data only.
d. have a single person make the decision about which projects to move forward.
The statement of work in a request for proposal
a. lists the specifications and attributes of the customer's requirements.
b. states the acceptance criteria for the project's deliverables.
c. indicates the due date of the proposal.
d. outlines the major tasks or work elements to be performed.
The key to quality control is to
a. monitor the quality of the work early and regularly throughout the project.
b. rework each deliverable to make sure it is right.
c. have an external inspector examine the final product only.
d. have extra funds planned into the budget to pay for fast tracking the project.
The quality standards for the project should be introduced to the project team
a. when the standards were set by the industry or government.
b. as the members are starting each task.
c. at the end of the project to check the final product.
d. before the work begins on the project.