Document background
The Evaluation Request For Proposal (RFP) is a critical document in Malaysian procurement processes, used when organizations need to evaluate and select vendors or service providers through a comprehensive and competitive process. It is particularly relevant when the procurement requires detailed technical evaluation, complex pricing structures, or significant value assessment. The document must comply with Malaysian procurement regulations, including the Government Contract Act 1949 and relevant Treasury Instructions. It typically includes detailed evaluation criteria, technical specifications, pricing requirements, and legal terms, all structured to ensure fair competition and transparent vendor selection. The RFP process in Malaysia often incorporates local content requirements and considers national economic development objectives, making it essential for both public and private sector procurement.
