Procedures for Evaluating Proposals and Awarding Contract Sample Clauses

Procedures for Evaluating Proposals and Awarding Contract. In comparing the responses to this RFP and making awards, Xxxxxx County may consider such factors as quality and thoroughness of a proposal, the record of experience, the references of the respondents, and the integrity, performance, and assurances in the proposal in addition to that of the proposal price. • Proposals will be examined for compliance with all requirements set forth herein. • Proposals that do not comply shall be rejected without further evaluation. • Proposals will be subjected to a technical analysis and evaluation. • Oral presentations and written questions for further clarifications may be required of some or all vendors.
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Procedures for Evaluating Proposals and Awarding Contract. In comparing the responses to this RFP and making awards, SCRAA may consider such factors as quality and thoroughness of a proposal, the record of experience, the references of the respondents, and the integrity, performance, and assurances in the proposal in addition to that of the proposal price.  Proposals will be examined for compliance with all requirements set forth herein.  Proposals that do not comply shall be rejected without further evaluation.  Proposals may be subjected to a technical analysis and evaluation.  Oral presentations and written questions for further clarifications may be required of some or all vendors.
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Procedures for Evaluating Proposals and Awarding Contract. In comparing the proposals to this RFP and making awards, Xxxxxx County may consider such factors as the quality and thoroughness of a proposal, the record of experience, the references of the respondents, and the integrity, performance, and assurances in the proposal in addition to that of the proposal price. Xxxxxx County reserves the right to ask questions of the proposer for clarification of proposal. • Proposals will be examined for compliance with all requirements set forth herein. • Proposals that do not comply shall be rejected without further evaluation. • Proposals will be subjected to a technical analysis and evaluation.
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Procedures for Evaluating Proposals and Awarding Contract. In comparing the responses to this RFP and making awards, KIPP MEMPHIS may consider such factors as quality and thoroughness of a proposal, the record of experience, the references of the respondents, and the integrity, performance, and assurances in the proposal in addition to that of the proposal price. ● Proposals will be examined for compliance with all requirements set forth herein. ● Proposals that do not comply shall be rejected without further evaluation. ● Proposals may be subjected to technical analysis and evaluation. ● Oral presentations and written questions for further clarifications may be required of some or all vendors.
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