Pitch for a spot on a corporate client's outside counsel panel

Help me write my law firm's response to a corporate legal department's outside counsel panel review or RFP. Client and industry: [COMPANY, INDUSTRY] RFP questions or panel criteria: [PASTE] Practice areas and matter types they will send: [LIST] Our relevant experience (public or client-consented): [MATTERS, RESULTS, INDUSTRY KNOWLEDGE] Proposed team and roles: [NAMES, LEVELS, ADMISSIONS] Rates and pricing options we can offer: [STANDARD RATES, DISCOUNTS, FIXED FEES, VOLUME ARRANGEMENTS] Diversity, technology, information security, and pro bono information: [FACTS AND CERTIFICATIONS] Existing relationship: [current matters, past issues - or "new"] Produce: 1. A one-page executive summary that connects our team to the matters they will actually send, not a firm history. 2. Answers to each RFP question in their order, using the evaluator's headings. 3. A staffing plan showing who does what, how we avoid over-staffing, and continuity if someone leaves. 4. A pricing section with at least two options (e.g. discounted hourly plus a fixed fee for repeat matter types) and how we budget and report spend against budget. 5. Billing guideline compliance: confirm we will follow their outside counsel guidelines and e-billing format. 6. Conflicts: note that a conflicts check on their corporate family is required before we can confirm availability [CONFIRM]. 7. A list of claims that need backup or client consent before submission. Rules: do not invent matters, results, certifications, or diversity figures; mark gaps as [ADD]. Keep claims specific and verifiable, consistent with attorney advertising rules.