NCI Charrette RFP Template

Are you preparing a Request for Proposals to include charrette services? The NCI has developed the first model Request for Proposal (RFP) template for the procurement of services relating to a community planning project that includes an NCI charrette.

The purpose of this RFP template is to:

  • Encourage consistency of resulting proposals,
  • Ease the rating and comparison of proposals,
  • Assist in the successful implementation of a superior collaborative process and outcome.

If you are looking for support in developing your RFP, please learn more about NCI’s Co-Writing Intensive Workshop.

How to Download the RFP Template (MS Word format, updated 2018)

The NCI’s RFP Template is available free to download. Please fill out the form below to access this file.

We periodically update the RFP template. Please assist us by sending us a copy of the RFP that results from your use of this template, as well as feedback, questions and updates on your project.

Note: By registering to download this template you are consenting to be added to the NCI Constant Contact listserv to receive monthly communications from us.

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