Actually, it matters what you do with amendments in general, not just answers to your questions.
Why?
There are no good outcomes to be had by missing changes (additions, deletions, amendments) to the RFP. Nope, not even one.
Missing a changed SOW requirement could increase the cost of your solution compared to competitors, or make you non-compliant, or make you look unprofessional.
Missing a changed response instruction could make you non-compliant or make you look unprofessional.
What should you do?
If the client issues a revised RFP, distribute it/make it available to everyone, highlight the changes, and follow-up on the implications with those responsible for implementing them:
- Technical experts
- Writers
- Volume leads
- Editors
- Production staff
If the client does not issue a revised RFP, then amend your master copy, and proceed as above.
See here for how to track your questions.