In fact, Foreman says, it's good to be as comprehensive as possible when writing an RFP for a broadband network--or any other project for that matter.
So, go ahead, ask for the moon.
Other pointers:
- Ask open ended questions
- Don't ask a company to explain its weaknesses. "No company will be honest about this," Foreman says. "Or they'll try to make their weakness sound like strength."
- Know what you want




