. 1.In project selection, it is necessary to evaluate project options in terms of their benefits and consequences. List 3 benefits and consequences often considered and evaluated.

2. List five elements that are uniquely addressed in a Project Charter, and not in the request for proposal (RFP

3. List five elements that are uniquely addressed in a request for proposal (RFP) and not in the Project Charter

4. List five elements that are common to both the Project Charter and the request for proposal (RFP).

5. Briefly describe two approaches by which a sponsor notifies potential contractors that the RFP is available.

6. Briefly describe three scenarios where the project life cycle does not include the preparation of a written RFP by a customer and subsequent submittal of proposals by prospective contractors