Information

  • Company Name

  • Client Point of Contact

  • Location
  • Pre Qualification Performed On

  • AVI-SPL Rep Name

Opportunity Evaluator

  • How soon does the client need the proposal?

  • Choose the vertical market that best describes this client

  • Please explain

  • Is this a new or existing client

  • Are you working with the client's headquarters?

  • How many locations does the client have?

  • Where is the client headquartered?

  • What is the role of your client Point Of Contact?

  • Who is the decision maker?

  • What type of opportunity is this?

  • Who are we competing against?

  • Please Explain

  • How quickly is the client prepared to award the project?

  • What is the client's buying criteria? (Pick up to 2)

  • Has the client given us a budget for this project?

  • What is the client's budget?

  • Have you provided the client with a Rough Order of Magnitude?

  • What if the Rough Order of Magnitude?

  • What was the client's response the the Rough Order of Magnitude you provided?

  • Is the scope of the project within our core competencies?

  • Please describe the scope that is outside our core competencies

  • How quickly would we need to commence work on site? (After Receipt of Order)

  • Please provide a description of the project

Score Definitions

  • 80%-100% = High Quality Opportunity - Proceed with Proposal Generation

    65% -79% = Good Quality Opportunity - Proceed with proposal generation while working to increase the quality of the opportunity

    50%-64% = Fair Quality Opportunity - Requires Management approval prior to DE involvement

    0%-49% = Poor Quality Opportunity - Increase the quality of the opportunity or discontinue pursuit of the opportunity



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