Competitive Bidding Process Sample Clauses
The Competitive Bidding Process clause establishes the requirement that certain contracts or projects must be awarded through a formal process where multiple vendors or service providers submit bids. Typically, this involves setting clear criteria for bid submission, evaluation, and selection, ensuring that all interested parties have an equal opportunity to compete. By mandating open competition, the clause helps prevent favoritism, promotes transparency, and aims to secure the best value or most suitable provider for the contracting party.
Competitive Bidding Process. 1 🢂 Section 7. KRS 160.160 is amended to read as follows:
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Competitive Bidding Process. Due to the uniqueness of the service provided by BEMC, the competitive bidding process does not apply to high/medium voltage electrical distribution construction and BEMC has the right to submit an estimate, obtain approval and purchase order, and construct all electrical distribution work. Contracted work performed by BEMC is competitively bid in accordance with BEMC’s procurement rules required by the Rural Utilities Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Competitive Bidding Process. As soon as reasonably practicable after receipt of draft Tenant Improvement Plans from the Architect in accordance with guidance from the parties, the Landlord shall competitively bid-out the Tenant Improvements to not less than three (3) reasonably qualified, reputable, capable general contractors which can reasonably be expected to meet the Target Delivery Date. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to give Tenant copies of all bids received for the Tenant Improvements. Landlord shall engage in a dialog with the Architect and the general contractors, and the Tenant Improvement Plans shall be revised as reasonably necessary to so curtail the costs (and any such revised Tenant Improvement Plans shall be acceptable to Landlord and Tenant in their mutual, reasonable discretion).
Competitive Bidding Process. It is acknowledged by both parties that, from time to time, the Employer must take part in a competitive bidding process to gain or retain certain contracts for the operation of programs that provide work to the employees of CBIE. Also, it is acknowledged that the work Employer must name an individual employee who would hold a key position, in the operation of such a program. Therefore, in choosing the individual employee, the employer will undertake the following steps:
a) inform the employees through the staff listserv of intent to submit bid and include the “bid description” of the job requirements;
b) include in the notice to staff a deadline for interested employees to submit their statement of interest in participating in the bid;
Competitive Bidding Process. Copies of all Qualified Bids will be delivered to Buyer when they are determined to be Qualified Bids but no later than two (2) calendar days prior to the hearing on the Sale Motion. At least one (1) calendar day prior to the hearing on the Sale Motion, Seller will provide copies to Buyer and all other Qualified Bidders of the Qualified Bid which Seller believes, in its reasonable business judgment after consultation with the Committee, is the highest or otherwise best offer (the “Starting Bid”). The Competitive Bidding Process will run in accordance with the following procedures:
Competitive Bidding Process. In order to expedite the completion of the Public Infrastructure Improvements, the City and the Developer have agreed to a competitive bidding process set forth in the TIF Qualifying Project Detailed Process and Procedure, which is attached hereto as EXHIBIT F and incorporated herein by reference. Further, the Parties agree that they will execute an agreement to provide for the construction of the proposed Public Infrastructure Improvements (the “Infrastructure Agreement”). The Parties have used this Procedure in connection with the construction of various public infrastructure improvement projects serving the Carriage Trails Property and agree to continue to use this Procedure for the Public Infrastructure Improvements regardless of the method by which those Public Infrastructure Improvements are financed (i.e. special assessments, tax increment financing or otherwise). Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein or therein, the Infrastructure Agreement and any related contracts shall comply with the City Codified Ordinances, as applicable.
(a) Developer shall construct the Improvement in a manner consistent with the plans and specifications for such Improvement which shall have been approved by the City;
(b) the Developer shall obtain performance and payment bonds meeting the requirements of Sections 153.54 and 153.57 of the Ohio Revised Code guaranteeing the completion of the construction of the Improvement and the payment of subcontractors, material providers and laborers from all of Developer's subcontractors and material suppliers;
(c) the Developer shall pay prevailing wage to laborers as determined by the Ohio Department of Commerce under Chapter 4115 of the Ohio Revised Code in connection with the construction of the Improvement;
(d) the Developer shall provide warranties and guarantees with respect to the workmanship of the Improvement and the correction of deficiencies;
(e) the City shall pay for the construction of the Improvements as the Improvements are developed; and
(f) if required by the City, the City and the Developer shall enter into an Infrastructure Agreement to include the above terms in a form substantially in compliance with the Infrastructure Agreement currently in effect between the City and the Developer.
Competitive Bidding Process. In the event the entire Project was bid using an RFP, this Section 4.2 shall apply only to those portions of the Project which are deemed “additional work,” as may be indicated in the scope of the Work after execution of this Agreement.
A. For any work that QUALIFIED PROVIDER intends to complete “in-house” or “self- perform,” (including any engineering services), QUALIFIED PROVIDER will participate in a competitive bidding process, with at least two (2) invited vendors, wherein sealed bids are delivered directly to the DISTRICT and CESA for review and selection. The DISTRICT may at any time use a preferred provider in lieu of a competitive bid unless the preferred provider is reasonably deemed unqualified and incapable by QUALIFIED PROVIDER by reference to industry-accepted standards.
B. The following provisions apply to subcontracted work and work not initially bid on by QUALIFIED PROVIDER but later added:
1. QUALIFIED PROVIDER will invite at least two (2) vendors and allow sealed bids to be delivered directly to the DISTRICT and CESA for review and selection.
2. If the DISTRICT has a preferred vendor that has satisfactorily completed similar work for the DISTRICT in the past, QUALIFIED PROVIDER is willing to use that vendor with the stipulations that the preferred vendor is deemed both capable and qualified by QUALIFIED PROVIDER.