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What is the difference between a solicited and an unsolicited project proposal?

A solicited project proposal is one that is submitted in response to a specific request for proposal. This means that an organization or individual has publicly announced that they are seeking proposals for a particular project or service. On the other hand, an unsolicited project proposal is one that is submitted without a prior request. This is typically a proactive approach where an individual or organization believes they have a solution or service that could benefit another party and chooses to propose it without being asked to do so.

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Solicited Project Proposal – submitted in response to a request for proposal. Unsolicited Project Proposal – submitted without a request for proposal. Informal Project Proposal – submitted in response to an informal client request. Continuation Project Proposal – submitted as reminders and updates for approved and ongoing projects. Renewal Project Proposal – submitted in response to an existing clients with the goal to persuade them to renew your services. Supplemental Project Proposal – submitted as an ask for extra resources for a project beyond those originally proposed.

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