
Post Award Procedures
Post-Award Playbook Framework There has been a progressive evolution in the Higher Education market, with the rules of engagement shifting without notice. From a research perspective, this shift was not

Post-Award Playbook Framework There has been a progressive evolution in the Higher Education market, with the rules of engagement shifting without notice. From a research perspective, this shift was not

Across the country, school districts are moving beyond traditional renovation models and reconsidering space through a strategic lens. The guiding question is shifting from “How do we modernize?” to “How

Many vendors sense that buyers have become more demanding and less patient, and lack understanding of what has shifted and why. Higher education institutions and public agencies increasingly want vendors

There is a particular kind of quiet that settles over an RFP team when win notifications slow down and people keep working, but the energy shifts. Leaders begin to ask

Teams that respond to RFPs every week know how easy it is to get stuck at a plateau. The process is in place, deadlines are met, compliance boxes are checked,

How’s your win-loss ratio looking? Are your proposals hitting the mark? Taking a moment to assess, refine, and adjust your focus can make all the difference for a strong finish

In the highly competitive procurement environment of K–12 and educational agencies, responding to requests for proposals (RFPs) and aligning internal product, sales, and operations is a strategic imperative. When these

In the world of institutional procurement, particularly in education, governmental, and large-scale service contracts, vendors frequently encounter a variety of solicitation acronyms: RFI, RFQ, RFP, ITB/RFB, pre-qualification, approved vendor list

As competition for K-12 procurement intensifies and education agencies sharpen their requirements, proposal teams face more than just responding faster and more convincingly. The underlying quality of your content foundation,

In the world of education and public sector procurement, success doesn’t just come from having a great product or service. It stems from having the right systems, strategies, and relationships