A Final Proposal Revision is the updated proposal submitted after completion of discussions. It incorporates responses to evaluation
notices, corrected deficiencies, and refined pricing or technical solutions. The FPR becomes the official basis for award; earlier
versions are superseded. Offerors must ensure all changes are reflected across volumes, that assumptions are consistent, and that
pricing aligns with the updated technical approach. Tight configuration control, redline tracking, and final compliance checks are
essential. Missing the FPR deadline or failing to acknowledge discussion points can eliminate an offer from consideration.
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Final Proposal Revision (FPR)
The offeror’s revised submission after discussions, superseding previous proposal versions.
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The offeror’s revised submission after discussions, superseding previous proposal versions.
Clarifications resolve minor issues; discussions address deficiencies and allow proposal revisions.
Legacy term similar to FPR; the offeror’s last chance to revise price and terms.