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The proposals submitted to the customer should

The proposals submitted to the customer should
a. be set aside and have the team request a best and final offer from every bidder to get a lower price and choose the one with the new lowest price.
b. be examined for free advice on how to solve the problem then assign an internal project team to what was the best solution.
c. be reviewed by one person without any predefined criteria for evaluation.
d. be reviewed by a team and evaluated on predefined evaluation criteria.

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