Yes, Chris ... a poor attempt at a Pre-Qualification Document.

The theory being that when (or if) a real RFP comes along, only bidders who have pre-qualified will be invited to bid.

I say "theory" because, as those of us who inhabit the Real World are only too aware, "money talks", so no doubt a "Pre-Qualification" could be hurriedly pushed through (or indeed, waived) should Mr.Big & Co. decide that they want to bid on the day.

As I say (and without in any way wishing to rain on Phil's parade of enthusiasm) ... a complete waste of time, effort and nervous energy for any of the posters to this forum whom I am aware of.

Forget it. frown

Further reading:-

1) One
2) Two

If you don't inspect ... don't expect.