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=Proposal Submission=
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Proposal is submitted via a submission form, whose results are shown for transparency at http://opensourceecology.org/development-requests-for-proposals/
Proposal is submitted via a submission form, whose results are shown for transparency at http://opensourceecology.org/development-requests-for-proposals/


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Revision as of 04:02, 17 February 2014

We are accepting RFPs (Requests for Proposals) on critical development points.

Here is a template:

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General Process

OSE is accepting Requests for Proposals based on this process:

  1. OSE creates initial Requirement
  2. Review Board: For complex problems, a Review Board reviews the Requirement to determine soundness of systems requirements - ie, that no critical components are missing from the design.
  3. Requierement and RFP is posted online - on OSE Website, on Facebook, and is cross posted on Open Manufacturing, OSHWA mailing list, Ouishare, P2P Foundation, and Hackerspaces.
  4. There is a 1-2 week period for accepting Proposals.
  5. Review Board reviews proposals, suggestions are made, and bid is posted for Crowd Funding.
  6. General audiences as well as the Open Hardware Collaborative (Crowd Design, Review, and Funding) members (to be created - based on nonprofit collaboration of key Engineering Bidding Sites) are invited to chip in
  7. OSE builds out the design at Factor e Farm pending success. Designer is invited to participate.

Proposal Submission

Proposal is submitted via a submission form, whose results are shown for transparency at http://opensourceecology.org/development-requests-for-proposals/

  1. Name
  2. Email - required for communications
  3. Phone - optional,will be posted at RFP site if you want other collaborators to call you
  4. Discuss how you will produce each of the specified Deliverables, and which of these you will be tackling. Name your price for crowd funding.
  5. Include a link to a JPG image or video of any supporting information. (feed an open source logo into spreadsheet template otherwise)

Results of this spreadsheet are fed into a second page of collecting spreadsheet so that all the proposals are placed on a timeline for easy viewing of main development efforts.