Which of the following is NOT included in the content of the RFI Form?

The RFI (Request for Information) form is primarily designed to gather information from vendors or service providers about their products or services. It typically includes specific elements such as the date and time of submission, a description of the request to clarify what information is needed, and details of the recipient or the "receiver" of the RFI.

The absence of a cost analysis from the RFI form distinguishes it from other procurement documents, like a Request for Proposal (RFP) or Request for Quotation (RFQ), which focus on pricing and financial considerations. The RFI is more about understanding capabilities and gathering preliminary information, so it does not typically assess costs at this stage of the procurement process. This makes it clear why a cost analysis is not included in the content of the RFI Form.