How Bidder Meets Requirements Sample Clauses

How Bidder Meets Requirements. Select and indicate using the pulldown button if bidder Fully Meets, or Does Not Meet a requirement in How Bidder Meets Requirement column.
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How Bidder Meets Requirements. Select and indicate using the pulldown button if bidder Fully Meets, or Does Not Meet a requirement in How Bidder Meets Requirement column. 4. Written Response: • Bidder must respond in the Written Response column for every requirement that indicates a "Written Response Required”. • Bidders are asked to explain how they meet the requirement, and may also express specific exceptions and list any alternative certificates, licenses or qualifications for requirements not specifically met. • Evaluators will consider the totality of Bidders’ experience or alternative qualifications in scoring Bidder responses. • All requested certifications/documentation required for Exhibit B must be titled: "ExhibitB2.filename.filetype", for example, Exhibit B2.catalog.pdf" 5. Attachments: • Only attachments that are requested/required in the Written response column, will be considered in evaluation. • NO attached or additional information outside of those required attachments will be evaluated. • All written response answers MUST be included inside this document to be considered for evaluation. Limited responses may receive lower scoring than those that demonstrate understanding and mastery of the subject matter. Req ID Category Functional Requirements Priority How Bidder Meets Requirement Written Response
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