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The tutorial discusses the differences between RFQs (Requests for Quotations), RFPs (Requests for Proposals), and RFS (Requests for Solutions). An RFP is described as an expanded version of an RFQ that includes a proposal. While an RFQ focuses on determining if a team is qualified for a project, an RFP provides a specific project scenario and seeks detailed responses. The RFP demands not only evidence of qualification but also insights into the team's approach, design concepts, and methods for addressing the project's needs. This ensures that potential clients can effectively evaluate how teams would tackle real projects.