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In procurement, what is a 'request for information' (RFI) typically used for?
An RFI is an initial document used to collect broad information from potential suppliers to understand the market and available solutions before formal tenders.
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Question: In procurement, what is a 'request for information' (RFI) typically used for?
Answer options:
- To solicit formal bids from pre-qualified suppliers. ✅ To gather general information from potential suppliers about their capabilities.
- To select a sole supplier for a specific product.
- To award a direct contract without competition.
Correct answer: To gather general information from potential suppliers about their capabilities.
Explanation: An RFI is an initial document used to collect broad information from potential suppliers to understand the market and available solutions before formal tenders.
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