The introduction of a solicited proposal
A) need not be as detailed as that of an unsolicited proposal.
B) should refer specifically to the RFP that initiated it.
C) is expected to be much longer than that of an unsolicited proposal.
D) should downplay the magnitude of the problem you're addressing.

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A solicited proposal is a response to a specific request for proposal (RFP) from a client or organization. Therefore, it is essential to refer specifically to the RFP that initiated it in the introduction to provide context and show that you are addressing the client's specific needs.

The Introduction of a Solicited Proposal