Submit a request for proposal (RFP)

Information to include

When submitting an RFP, it is helpful to include the following:

• • A brief description of your organisation or context.
• • The nature and scope of services required.
• • Any specific reporting or compliance requirements.
• • Indicative timelines, including key milestones.
• • Contact details of the person responsible for the RFP.

The firm may seek additional information or clarification where required in order to evaluate the request.

How to send your RFP

At present, RFPs may be submitted by email using the contact details provided on the Contact page.

Please clearly mention that your communication relates to an RFP and attach any relevant documents, such as a formal RFP document or background note.

The firm will review the information and respond indicating whether the assignment can be considered, subject to further discussion and acceptance of terms.