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Some Googling will bring up a lot of proposal-related sites, but many of
them are selling their services, rather than providing free info and
templates.
If you're unable to find any templates online, the following two books
might be helpful:
Proposal Development: How to Respond & Win the Bid
- Bud Porter-Roth
Handbook for Writing Proposals
- Robert J. Hamper & L. Sue Baugh
I used both of these a lot in creating my own proposal templates, and
found them very useful. Good luck!
Keith Cronin
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I always thought proposal writing was the purest form of technical writing
as it had to not only be correct and accurate, but had to make the reader
know WHY something was done the way it was.
-John Posada
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