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# Review an awarded RFP event
After you’ve submitted your response, it will be up to the buyer to award the request for proposal event. You can [edit your response](/suppliers/suppliers/events/respond-to-an-event/edit-a-response.md) until the event's Close Date. If a buyer awards your response, you will receive an email alert (depending on their company configuration), and the event will move to *Awarded* status.
### Review event status
You can track the [event status](/suppliers/suppliers/events/event-types/event-status-suppliers.md) from your [events list](/suppliers/suppliers/events/manage-your-events-rfq.md).
#### Waiting for Award
Closed events that the buyer still needs to award.
#### Awarded
Events fully or partially awarded to you.
#### Lost
Events that you responded to that were awarded to another supplier.
### Review awarded events
Open the **Request for Proposal List,** select the **Awarded** tab, and select the event, and then click **View your proposal**. When an event or event line items are awarded, they are marked in the following ways:
* **Awarded banner**: A purple banner displays at the top of the page, letting you know your response was awarded.\
[](https://docs.fairmarkit.com/content/suppliers/images/rfp-awarded-banner.png)
* **Awarded labels**: A label displays for each awarded line item.\
[](https://docs.fairmarkit.com/content/suppliers/images/rfp-awarded-question.png)
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