What formatting requirements apply to SDVOSB proposals?
Proposals must comply with formatting instructions in Section L of the solicitation. Common requirements include: specific font size (often 12-point), margin sizes (minimum 1 inch), page limits per volume, file format (typically PDF), and naming conventions for file submission. Exceeding page limits can result in disqualification. Use headers, tables, and graphics to improve readability within the constraints.
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