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Advisory · RFP Design and Evaluation

RFPs that specify outcomes. Evaluations that hold up.

A request for proposal built to the outcome you need, a scoring matrix fixed before responses arrive, and every bidder assessed as a business.

What it covers

Outcomes specified

What must change, and how it will be measured.

Responses scored

Covered, part covered, missing, or offered but not asked for.

Bidders assessed

A strong proposal from a fragile supplier is a risk. The evaluation shows it.

An insurance RFP scoring matrix

Weighted before the first response is opened.

Functional scope
25%
Outcomes
15%
Delivery and migration
15%
Commercials and exit
15%
Data and standards
10%
Integration and architecture
10%
The supplier, assessed
10%
Illustrative weighting. Each engagement sets its own before responses arrive.
Questions
What should an insurance RFP template include?

Outcomes; functional scope by component; data and standards; integration and architecture; delivery and migration; an independent assessment of the supplier; and commercials, including exit terms.

How should RFP responses be scored?

Against a matrix fixed in advance, each score tied to evidence in the response, so the decision can be explained to a board, an auditor or a challenger.

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