Federal activity overview — SF-18: Request for Quotations
Federal form · U.S. General Services Administration (Standard Form)
The standard form used by federal agencies to solicit price quotations from vendors for supplies or services. It is typically used for simplified acquisitions below the Simplified Acquisition Threshold (SAT). The form describes requirements and asks vendors to submit pricing without the formality of a full solicitation.
Contractors receive SF-18 when agencies request informal price quotes, commonly for purchases under $250,000 using simplified acquisition procedures.
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is federal form SF-18 (Request for Quotations). The standard form used by federal agencies to solicit price quotations from vendors for supplies or services. It is typically used for simplified acquisitions below the Simplified Acquisition Threshold (SAT). The form describes requirements and asks vendors to submit pricing without the formality of a full solicitation.
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