Free On Board
FOB means "Free on Board." It requires the purchaser to pay freight from wherever it says after "FOB." Ningo is an area in Ghana. So...FOB NINGO means you have to pay the freight bill from the shipper in Ningo, Ghana, to your loading dock.
FOB :- Free on Board
the meaning of FOB is freaking obese babies
- CIF is Cost, Insurance and Freight - FOB is Free on Board
Request for bid,
Request For Information
Research Proposal
Request For Proposal. A Request for Proposal (referred to as RFP) is an invitation for suppliers, through a bidding process, to submit a proposal on a specific product or service
Request For Proposal is a solicitation made often through a bidding process, by an agency or individual interested in a product or service. Request For Proposal is also known as RFP.
FOB stands for Freight on Board. That is, the product will be loaded on a truck but no transportation cost are included beyond the FOB point. USD means U. S Dollars. If the two are put together as in your question it is just a poorly constructed proposal.
Request For Proposal.
Request for proposal
FOR? or do you mean FOB?
"Cásate conmigo" is a Spanish phrase that translates to "marry me" in English. It is a proposal or a request for someone to marry you.
A FOB is a Forward Operating Base. FOB Apache is in Southern Afghanistan, near Qalat.
Get StartedA Request for Proposal, sometimes shortened to an RFP, is used to ask contracting companies to submit a bid or proposal for their services on a project. Companies typically use a Request for Proposal if they are requesting several bids and they want the proposals to follow a specific format. The first section of the request will define the details of the project itself and the expectations from the contractors. The second section defines the expectations of the proposals, the required information, and the due dates.This Request for Proposal will require the proposal submissions to include a contractor summary of their business, capabilities and methodology for completing the project, expected results, executives, staffing, and management required for completion, communication details, equipment needed, expense breakdown, expense summary, details of licensing and bonding if they have any, insurance details, and references.