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INSTRUCTIONS FOR RESPONDING TO THIS PROPOSAL SPECIFICATION. 2.1 COMPLETED BID PROPOSALS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN A SEALED ENVELOPE SHOULD AND BE HAND DELIVERED OR SENT TO THE ADDRESS IDENTIFIED BELOW AND MUST CLEARLY INDICATE THE CONTRACT NUMBER AND DUE DATE SET FORTH IN THIS BID PROPOSAL SPECIFICATION ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE ENVELOPE. No oral or telegraphic Bid Proposals or modifications will be considered.
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