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Additional Information Regarding the Auction Format. Bidder Authentication For the online auction, BOEM will require two-factor authentication. After BOEM has processed the bid deposits, the auction contractor sends several bidder authentication packages to the bidders. One package will contain digital authentication tokens necessary for allowing access to the auction Web site. As a general practice, tokens are mailed to the Primary Point of Contact indicated on the BFF. This individual is responsible for distributing the tokens to the individuals authorized to bid for that company. Bidders are to ensure that each token is returned within three business days following the auction. An addressed, stamped envelope will be provided to facilitate this process. In the event that a bidder fails to submit a bid deposit or does not participate in the auction, BOEM will de-activate that bidder’s tokens and login information, and the bidder will be asked to return its tokens. The second package contains login credentials for authorized bidders. The login credentials are mailed to the address provided in the BFF for each authorized individual. Bidders can confirm these addresses by calling 703– 787–1320. This package will contain user login information and instructions for accessing the Bidder Manual for the auction system, the Auction System Technical Supplement (ASTS) and the Alternative Bidding Form, all of which are available on BOEM’s Web site at: xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/North-Carolina/. The login information, along with the tokens, will be tested during the Mock Auction. Timing of Auction The auction will begin at 9:00 a.m. EST on March 16, 2017. Bidders may log in as early as 8:30 a.m. on that day. We recommend that bidders log in earlier than 9:00 a.m. on that day to ensure that any login issues are resolved prior to the start of the auction. Once bidders have logged in, they should review the auction schedule, which lists the anticipated start times, end times, and recess times of each round in the auction. Each round is structured as follows: • Round bidding begins; • Bidders enter their bids; • Round bidding ends and the Recess begins; • During the Recess, previous Round results are posted; • Bidders review the previous Round results and prepare their next Round bids; and • Next Round bidding begins. The first round will last about 30 minutes, though subsequent rounds may be shorter. Recesses are anticipated to last approximately 10 minutes. The description of the auction schedule included with this FSN is tentat...
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Additional Information Regarding the Auction Format i. Authorized Individuals and Bidder Authentication: A company that is eligible to participate in the auction would identify on its BFF up to three individuals who would be authorized to bid on behalf of the company, including their names, business telephone numbers, and email addresses. After BOEM processes the bid deposits, the auction contractor would send several emails to the authorized individuals. The emails would contain user login information and instructions for accessing the bidder manual for the auction system and the auction system technical supplement (ASTS). The auction system would require software tokens for two-factor authentication. To set up the tokens, authorized individuals would download an app onto their smartphone or tablet with a recent operating system. One of the emails sent to authorized individuals would contain instructions for installing the app and the credentials needed to activate the software token. A short telephone conversation with the auction contractor could also be needed to use the credentials. The login information, along with the tokens, would be tested during the mock auction. If an eligible bidder failed to submit a bid deposit or did not participate in the auction, BOEM would de-activate that bidder's tokens and login information.
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