Common use of Request for Quote Clause in Contracts

Request for Quote. Once the project development stage and joint scope meeting have produced a County approved Detailed Scope of Work, the County will issue a Request for Quote (RFQ) to the Contractor. The RFQ will include the Scope of Work approved by the County and other pertinent information with regards to scheduling, submittals, shop drawings and sketch requirements. The Contractor agrees to prepare and submit a Quote of Work.

Request for Quote. Once the project development stage and joint scope meeting Joint Scope Meeting have produced a County approved Detailed Scope of Work, the County will issue a Request for Quote (RFQ) to the Contractor. The RFQ will include the Scope of Work approved by the County and other pertinent information with regards to scheduling, submittals, shop drawings and sketch requirements. The Contractor agrees to prepare and submit a Quote of Work.

Request for Quote. Once the project development stage and joint scope meeting Joint Scope Meeting have produced a County approved Detailed Scope of Work, the County will issue a Request for Quote (RFQ) to the Contractor. The RFQ will include the Scope of Work approved by the County and other pertinent information with regards to scheduling, submittals, shop drawings and sketch requirements. The Contractor agrees to prepare and submit a Quote of Work.

Request for Quote. Once the project development stage and joint scope meeting have produced a County approved Detailed Scope of Work, the County will issue a Request for Quote (RFQ) to the Contractor. The RFQ will include the Scope of Work approved by the County and other pertinent information with regards to scheduling, submittals, shop drawings and sketch requirements. The Contractor agrees to prepare and submit a Quote of Workwork.