RFQ template (Excel)

A request for quotation your suppliers can answer in the same columns: price basis, minimum order, price breaks, lead time, alternatives and no-bids — so the answers can be compared. Free, no e-mail.

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1No.Item codeManufacturer part no.QtyUnit pricePrice perMinimum orderBreak 2 from qtyLead time (days)No bid
21TB-4EX-TB4-GY250
32JB-65EX-JB6540
43MCB-16EX-MCB-B16120
Grey columns are yours; yellow columns are the supplier's. Above the table: your details and reply date, and the supplier's quote reference, validity, Incoterms, payment terms and freight.
RFQInstructions
Preview with the example data in the file.

What's inside

Your request
Company, contact, RFQ number, issue and reply dates, delivery address, Incoterms and currency.
Your lines
Item code, manufacturer, manufacturer part number, description, quantity and unit — up to 50.
The supplier's answer per line
Their part number, unit price and price basis (per 1, 100 or 1,000), currency, pack, minimum order, order multiple, two more price breaks, lead time, alternative, no bid, notes.
The supplier's terms
Quote reference, validity, Incoterms offered, payment terms, freight per order and free-freight threshold.
Checks
Dropdowns for price basis, Incoterms and no bid; numbers must be 0 or more; line totals at your quantity.
Instructions
A short sheet for you and one for the supplier, and how to move answers into the quote comparison template.

How to use it

  • Fill in the grey cells and replace the example lines.
  • Save one copy per supplier and send it; ask for it back as Excel, not PDF.
  • Compare the answers on landed cost per unit you need — with the free quote comparison template.

Good to know

  • No macros, no hidden sheets, no protection: you and the supplier can adjust it.
  • A price per 100 or per 1,000 has its own column, so it is not mistaken for a unit price.
  • The example lines are fictional.
Download the template (.xlsx)

Excel, LibreOffice or Google Sheets · up to 50 lines · no sign-up