STORAGE OF BID DOCUMENTS Sample Clauses

STORAGE OF BID DOCUMENTS. Within 3 working days after County opens the Bids, the apparent low Bidder shall submit to County in a sealed container all documents created, reviewed, or maintained by Bidder during the course of preparing its Bid for the Contract (“Escrowed Documents”). All Escrowed Documents shall be stamped “CONFIDENTIAL” and indicate the Project name. County shall maintain the Escrowed Documents in a separate double-locked storage cabinet. County and Bidder each shall have a separate key, requiring both to be present to access the Escrowed Documents.
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STORAGE OF BID DOCUMENTS. Within 3 working days after COUNTY opens the Bids, the apparent low Bidder shall submit to COUNTY in a sealed container all documents created, reviewed, or maintained by Bidder during the course of preparing its Bid for the Contract (“Escrowed Documents”). All Escrowed Documents shall be stamped “CONFIDENTIAL” and indicate the Project name. COUNTY shall maintain the Escrowed Documents in a separate double-locked storage cabinet. COUNTY and Bidder each shall have a separate key, requiring both to be present to access the Escrowed Documents. DocuSign Envelope ID: D0C860EE-C062-4759-8ED6-0D12FF0E0A7E
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