Chapter $12$ discusses and dissects an RFP $($Request for Proposal$).$ Once an organization decides to outsource project work, parties are frequently responsible for developing a Request for Proposal. This can be done from either the perspective of the company offering the work or the company $$fighting$$ for the bid.

For the final project, I would like for you to develop an RFP from the perspective of the company or agency outsourcing the work. Your RFP will formally announce to external contractors$/$vendors the need for partnership to implement a specific project. For example, municipalities often outsource the maintenance of their parks and publish RFPs seeking experienced companies to apply to $$win$$ the work, ultimately selecting one worthy business.