What action may indicate a supplier is actively interested in the RFP?

A supplier downloading the RFP (Request for Proposal) signifies their active interest in the opportunity presented. This action demonstrates that they have engaged with the content and are considering participating in the bidding process. Downloading the document typically indicates that the supplier wants to review the requirements, assess their ability to meet the specifications, and potentially submit a proposal, which reflects a proactive stance.

On the other hand, marking the RFP as complete suggests that the supplier has finished their review or tasks related to the proposal, but it does not necessarily convey interest in pursuing it. Ignoring the notification clearly indicates a lack of interest, as the supplier is not taking any action regarding the opportunity. Lastly, turning off notifications means the supplier is opting out of real-time updates about the RFP, which suggests disinterest in engaging further with the proposal opportunity.