On Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 1:45 AM, <[email protected]> wrote: > I think the key is that before you have any company do a major job, have > them do a small job and see how good they are. > > absent this, get refrences, get pictures of their prior installs. >
The problem here is that the RFP process creates lots of obstacles for that kind of inquire. You absolutely have to err on being too restrictive because usually RFPs don't allow room for small jobs/tests. One all is said and done, the people taking care of moving the RFP process forward have no clue and will just make sure your check boxes are marked. I'd say the original list of requirements is very reasonable when dealing with govt RFPs. Just have to take some time to explain to the big shots what you know from experience. -- Giovanni Tirloni
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