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Regret Letter For Quotation
"I need to draft a Regret Letter For Quotation to decline a technology infrastructure proposal from TechCorp Solutions, who submitted a bid for SGD 250,000, while maintaining a positive relationship for future opportunities."
1. Acknowledgment: Thank the recipient for their quotation submission and reference the specific quotation/tender
2. Outcome Communication: Clear and direct statement that the quotation was unsuccessful
3. Professional Courtesy: Expression of appreciation for the time and effort invested in preparing the quotation
4. Contact Details: Company information and signature block of authorized person
1. Future Opportunities: Optional invitation to participate in future opportunities, used when maintaining ongoing relationship is desired
2. Feedback Section: Brief, constructive feedback on the quotation, used when appropriate and requested
3. Process Summary: Brief explanation of the selection process, used in formal or high-value procurements
1. No Schedules Required: Regret letters are typically self-contained documents that do not require schedules or appendices
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