Glossary
Price Volume definition for RFP teams.
A Price Volume contains pricing forms, workbooks, assumptions, and cost or price information requested by the solicitation.
Definition
A Price Volume is the pricing portion of the proposal, often including required forms or workbooks.
Why proposal teams care
Teams care because pricing instructions may be strict and workbook formulas may be protected.
Where this appears in a public RFP
- It appears in Section L instructions, attachments, and pricing workbook files.
- Public solicitation files, amendments, attachments, Q&A documents, review notes, or kickoff materials when applicable.
Example fields or phrases
- Attachment J.2 requires offerors to return the official pricing workbook without modifying formulas.
- price volume
Common mistakes
- Recreating a required workbook or changing protected formulas.
- Using the term without checking the governing public source text and human review context.
How SourceFlag Human Verified supports this workflow
- SourceFlag can flag workbook instructions and route them for pricing-owner review.
- SourceFlag supports working-layer review of public and unclassified RFP materials with citations and human verification notes.
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