Describing your organization's qualifications in a formal proposal is

A) considered arrogant and should be avoided.
B) appropriate,but only in the introduction.
C) an essential part of the body section of the proposal.
D) a good idea only when your recommendations are controversial.
E) necessary only when you have not worked with the reader in the past.

Describing your organization's qualifications is an essential part of the body section of the proposal. This section should highlight your organization's experience, expertise, capabilities, and achievements relevant to the project or the client's needs. It is important to demonstrate to the reader that your organization has the necessary skills, resources, and track record to deliver the proposed solution successfully. This can increase the reader's confidence in your proposal and improve your chances of winning the contract. However, the description should be factual and relevant, without being exaggerated or boastful.