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Send emails to 7 vendors via a shortlist asking if they'd be interested in receiving the RFP. Send out the RFP to those who reply by the date provided. Answer all questions in a document sent to all possible partners. Receive proposals. Conduct phone calls to talk it through (60 minutes minimum)

RFP Content Guidelines and Evaluation Criteria. Once RFP responses are received, each response must be reviewed and evaluated to determine the selected proposal. Using a pre-defined "scoring system", each element of the RFP can then be ranked according to the "degree" to which requirements and priorities are met.

Evaluation criteria The following factors will be taken into consideration when evaluating proposals: Does the proposal adequately contextualise the proposed project? Does the proposal address a topic that is relevant to the theme of this year's round? Does the proposal clearly outline the aims of the project?

A 1000 tick chart creates a new bar every 1000 trades, regardless of how many contracts/shares were traded in those 1000 trades.

What is a Tick Chart? A Tick Chart draws a new bar after a set number of trades, for example after every 500 trades. Conventional (i.e. time-based) charts draw a new bar after a set period of time, for example after every 5 minutes.

Preliminary Review of All Vendor Proposals. Record Business Requirements and Vendor Requirements. Assign Importance Value for Each Requirement. Assign a Performance Value for Each Requirement. Calculate a Total Performance Score. Select a Winning Vendor.

What is the Tick Index? The tick index compares the number of stocks that are rising to the number of stocks that are falling on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). The index measures stocks making an uptick and subtracts stocks making a downtick. For example, there are roughly 2,800 stocks listed on the NYSE.