Eugene A. Park
ENG221
December 22, 2011
Sametta M. Thompson
Request for Proposal
Microsoft Office Training
Organizational Overview
The ABC123 Foundation was founded in 2000 to give services to the greater New York area. We focus on the need for adult education in preparing our clients for the work force and to provide the work force with skilled office workers. We currently have 5 facilities with a full staff of technical educators. ABC123 has been recognized for its excellence in service and productivity. Many prestigious accolades have been given from the city and state of New York including the “New York State of Mind (fictitious) award for business excellence. We continue to expand in good favor from the city in the form of educational grants. We are very eager to expand and support the community and bring good, hard working citizens to the work force.
Background
Our company has gone through a lot of recent changes regarding technology. Updated PC models and operating systems will definitely leave a distinct learning curve. The last time our company had revamped the whole technology setup was during the companies inception when windows NT was up and coming. Our main emphasis is to have to a 100% completion of training to our faculty and to provide our staff with every tool available for success.
Contact Information
All proposals can be sent to:
ATTN: Eugene A. Park
The ABC123 Foundation
123 Smith Road
Jersey City, NJ 07302
Proposal Schedule
The current deadlines for submitting proposals and tentative dates for review and awarding of contract are posted below. Please, there till be no late submissions as all documents will be turned in for processing on exactly end of day January 25th.
|Submitting Proposals |Reviewing Proposals |Awarding of contract |
|Jan 25th 2012
References: Technical Communication in the Twenty-First Century, Second Edition, by Sidney I. Dobrin, Christopher J. Keller, and Christian R. Weisser. Published by Prentice Hall. © 2010 by Pearson Educatio n, Inc. http://www.internetraining.com/6art2.htm