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NUMBER OF RESPONSES. Offerors shall submit only one proposal in response to this RFP.
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NUMBER OF RESPONSES. 40; Total Annual Hours: 18,706 hours. (For policy questions regarding this collection, contact Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx at (301) 492– 4445. For all other issues call (410) 786–
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NUMBER OF RESPONSES. Qualitative Themes Because some of the responses fell into more than one thematic category, there were 258 coded responses. Figure 33 displays the frequency of coded responses in each thematic category.
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NUMBER OF RESPONSES. Only twenty respondents reacted to the survey, a disappointingly low number of responses. The survey request was sent to more than 200 email addresses, namely all country representatives, headquarters and principal investigators of EIONET, ICOS, ACTRIS and IAGOS. No responses have been received from the EIONET network. We expect that in general the response has been low for respondents that currently have and expect for the future sufficient funding. Therefore, the respondents that expect or already experience funding issues will be overrepresented in this study.
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NUMBER OF RESPONSES. Each Offeror shall submit 7 original hardcopies of all attachments EXCEPT for Attachment I Cost Proposal. 1 original hardcopy of Attachment I Cost Proposal must be submitted in a separate sealed envelope. 1 electronic copy of the entire proposal must be submitted in PDF format. Proposals submitted by facsimile or email will not be accepted.
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NUMBER OF RESPONSES. In total 466 questionnaires were returned from the seven countries that participate in the STABLE project. The number of respondents differs a lot between the countries. The useful responses from Belgium, Bulgaria and Greece were relatively low. In Belgium, this is be- cause the specific market situation makes this questionnaire less relevant. Also the distribution of the response over the type of organisations per country is different. General distribution over the professional parties The organisation types which responded are distributed over three categories as follows, see also Table 1 for details: ▪ Owners of buildings: defined as the sum of condomium/housing cooperative, housing company/association and building owner/investor (68% of all returned questionnaire, 81% of defined response) ▪ Supplier to owners: defined as building management, building maintenance and property developer (15% of all returned questionnaires, 18% of defined response) ▪ Users: defined as building user / tenant organisation (2% of all returned questionnaires, 2% of defined response) Austria Belgium Bulgaria Finland Greece Sweden Nether- lands Total Total number of re- turned questionaires 93 6 61 123 24 90 69 466 Owner of building(s) building owner or investor 6 67 2 2 21 24 31 71 5 8 22 81 4 63 91 316 housing com- 59 0 0 29 1 58 59 206 Supplier to owners of build- ing(s) property 2 21 0 4 1 3 6 29 0 3 1 9 0 0 10 69 building management 19 1 2 17 1 2 0 42 maintenance 0 Other or not an- swered other 1 5 0 0 10 34 14 17 3 12 0 0 3 6 31 74 not answered 4 0 24 3 9 0 3 43 Table 1. Distribution of response over countries and organisation Type of buildings one mainly works with. New non-residential Existing non-residential New residential Existing residential 100% 80% 60% 40% 20% Austria Belgium Bulgaria Finland Greece Sweden The Netherlands Overall 0% Figure 2. Type of buildings being worked with by the respondents The majority of respondents mainly work with residential buildings (325), but a significant part mainly works with non-residential buildings (101), Figure 2. Therefore a comparison between the preferences between these two respondent groups might be useful. The vast majority of respondents mainly work with existing buildings (88%). In the analysis of the re- sponse differences between parties that work with new or existing buildings are not specified. Interpreting differences between countries should be done with care, keeping in mind the differences in number and type of...
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NUMBER OF RESPONSES. HARD COPY RESPONSES Potential Offerors shall submit only one proposal for this RFP.
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