During the Bid/No Bid Decision Gate, which decisions are typically made?

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During the Bid/No Bid Decision Gate, which decisions are typically made?

At the Bid/No Bid Decision Gate, the focus is on what to do next with a pursuit: decide to bid, start or continue capture activities to strengthen the chance of winning, and commit the necessary resources to develop the proposal. This gate evaluates whether the opportunity is worth the effort in terms of potential return, fit with strategy, and risk, and then formally approves moving forward with the bid, the capture plan, and the proposal development effort. Because these three decisions—whether to bid, whether to invest in capture, and whether to allocate resources for the proposal—are the core actions you take at this point, they best reflect what is typically decided there.

At the Bid/No Bid Decision Gate, the focus is on what to do next with a pursuit: decide to bid, start or continue capture activities to strengthen the chance of winning, and commit the necessary resources to develop the proposal. This gate evaluates whether the opportunity is worth the effort in terms of potential return, fit with strategy, and risk, and then formally approves moving forward with the bid, the capture plan, and the proposal development effort. Because these three decisions—whether to bid, whether to invest in capture, and whether to allocate resources for the proposal—are the core actions you take at this point, they best reflect what is typically decided there.

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