In principle, the offeror must be notified of the offeree's decision to accept the offer. The offer cannot be accepted if the offeree knows of the death of the offeror. Revocation can be made by the offeror only before acceptance is made. If there is an acceptance, the offeror is bound by law to perform his promise. Generally death (or incapacity) of the offeror terminates the offer. Discuss those discriminators that make one offeror better than another based on the selection criteria. The Source Selection Decision Document (SSDD) compares assessments of the successful offeror against the others. An effective communication does not necessarily need to come from the offeror. In 2011-06-21, Offeror and CKx announced the successful completion of the tender offer by Offeror. The offeror is the master of one's own offer. Don't focus the discussion on only one offeror.