What is Standard RFQ
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Used for Items , that will be ordered regularly
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Used for one-off items or items that are ordered infrequently
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Used to source a specific quantity of an item to be delivered at certain site on certain date
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None of the above
Standard RFQ (Request for Quotation) is used for one-off items or infrequently ordered items where you don't have an established agreement. Option A describes Blanket Purchase Agreements. Option C describes Planned Purchase Orders. Standard RFQs are ad-hoc sourcing documents.
A Standard RFQ in Oracle Purchasing is used for one-time or infrequently ordered items where you need supplier quotes for a specific need, as opposed to a Catalog RFQ (used for items ordered regularly/repeatedly across suppliers) or a Bid RFQ (used to source a specific quantity of an item to be delivered to a certain site by a certain date, typically as a formal competitive bid). Because Standard RFQ is defined by its use for one-off/infrequent procurement, option B correctly matches, while the other descriptions belong to Catalog and Bid RFQs respectively.