If an RFP states, 'The remote module shall be designed to meet current ISO standards,' and the proposal response reads, 'The remote module will meet and exceed ISO standards by the time it is implemented,' which describes the response?

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The essential idea is that a bid is compliant when it satisfies the mandatory requirement stated in the RFP. Here, the requirement says the remote module shall be designed to meet current ISO standards. The proposal response states that the remote module will meet and exceed ISO standards by the time it is implemented. That wording shows the bidder intends to design to meet the current ISO standards and, by deployment, will also surpass them. It aligns with the goal of meeting the standard now and delivering improved performance later, without deviating from the stated requirement. So the response satisfies the mandatory constraint and is considered compliant.

In short, it demonstrates intent and capability to satisfy the ISO-standard requirement, which is the defining factor for compliance.