Don't include a deadline for acceptance in the budget section of a proposal because doing so puts too much pressure on the reader.

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A central item in most proposals is the budget, a list of project costs. You need to prepare this section carefully because it represents a contract; you can't raise the price later-even if your costs increase. You can-and should-protect yourself with a deadline for acceptance.

Don't Include a Deadline for Acceptance in the Budget Section