Supply Chain Management Professional (SCMP) · Question
What does a 'request for information' (RFI) typically serve to do?
An RFI is used in the early stages of sourcing to gather broad information from potential suppliers, helping to narrow down options before formal bidding.
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Question: What does a 'request for information' (RFI) typically serve to do?
Answer options:
- Solicit binding offers from suppliers. ✅ Gather general information about supplier capabilities and offerings.
- Initiate a formal negotiation process.
- Place a purchase order.
Correct answer: Gather general information about supplier capabilities and offerings.
Explanation: An RFI is used in the early stages of sourcing to gather broad information from potential suppliers, helping to narrow down options before formal bidding.
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