Common use of Uploading Forms Clause in Contracts

Uploading Forms. Once the Contractor is ready to upload electronic files (completed forms or worksheets, product sheets, etc.), please follow the directions below to upload these documents in the proper location. All uploaded documents file names (attachments) must not be more than 55 characters per file. There are three places to upload completed documents: a. First, the “View/Add General Comments & Attachments” link contains a place for the Contractor to upload all of the documents and worksheets which were provided by the Department under the “View Event Attachments” link. Once the Contractor has completed the Event Attachments, the Contractor can then select “Add New Attachments” to upload the completed documents. The Contractor can upload as many documents as necessary in this section of the Event. b. Second, the Contractor can also upload documents in response to each question or bid factor which appears on the main page of the Event, which appears below the “View/Add General Comments & Attachments” link of the Event. To the right of each question or bid factor, the Contractor can select the “Add Comments or Attachments” link to either enter a written response or upload an electronic document in response to the question or bid factor. After selecting “Add Comments or Attachments”, the Contractor should select “Upload” under the “Add New Attachments” section to browse and upload an electronic file. c. Third, the Contractor can also upload documents in the bottom portion of the Event where pricing is requested. After selecting the comment bubble icon, the Event allows the Contractor to select “Upload” in order to include an attachment as part of the Contractor’s response. In the alternative, the Contractor can also select the link “Bid”, which also appears to the right of any line items provided in the “Enter Line Bid Responses” portion of the Event. After selecting the “Bid” link, the Contractor can select “View/Add Question Comments and Attachments” to upload a document.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Invitation to Bid (Itb), Invitation to Bid (Itb), Invitation to Bid (Itb)

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