Request for Quotation (RFQ)
About this template
A request for quotation (RFQ) set in Lato, with the project overview, instructions to bidders, technical specifications and sizing, and a supplier quotation response form.
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What is in this template
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- Document class
article[11pt, a4paper]- Compiles with
- pdfLaTeX
- Pages in the compiled PDF
- 4
- Bibliography
- BibTeX
- Files
- 8 files: 6 .tex, 1 .bib, 1 image
- Packages
fontencinputencgeometryxcolorlatomicrotypeamsmathamssymbbooktabstabularxenumitemtitlesectcolorboxfancyhdrlastpagefontawesome5tikzfloatgraphicxurlhyperref
\documentclass[11pt,a4paper]{article}
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What does the Request for Quotation (RFQ) template load?
It uses the article class (options: 11pt, a4paper), builds with pdfLaTeX, and loads 21 packages, including fontenc, inputenc, geometry, xcolor, lato, microtype, amsmath and amssymb.
How does Request for Quotation (RFQ) handle references?
It uses BibTeX. References live in a .bib file, and the build runs the bibliography step for you, so citations and the reference list update every time you compile.
How long is the Request for Quotation (RFQ) sample?
The compiled sample is 4 pages, from 8 files: 6 .tex, 1 .bib, 1 image. Replace the sample text with yours and the layout stays.
Is the Request for Quotation (RFQ) template free to use online?
Yes. "Open as Template" makes it your own LetX project: edit the LaTeX in the browser, invite collaborators to edit with you in real time, and download the compiled PDF. There is nothing to install.
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