Bid Fee definition

Bid Fee has the meaning set forth in Section 4(c) hereof.

Bid Fee means a business improvement service fee assessed on Businesses as established by Section 2.14.030, in the amounts established under by Section 2.14.070, and as administered underby Section 2.14.080.

Bid Fee has the meaning set forth in Section 2.2(a).

Examples of Bid Fee in a sentence

• No documents except the Bid Fee, EMD and Affidavit to be accepted in hardcopy.

• No documents except the Bid Fee and EMD to be accepted in hardcopy.

• Bid Fee Guidelines ResourceBase BidBid AlternativesWindPPA, BTA, or PPA/BTAcombinations are separate base bids.

• If Project Co is directed to pay the Design and Bid Fee to fewer than two Proponents, then Project Co shall revise the Financial Model prior to Financial Close to reflect such change.

• There is no limit to the number of base proposals and proposal alternatives that may be submitted, subject to the Bid Fee requirements stated in Section 3.F.Bid numbers must be expressed as a whole number followed by one decimal place, beginning with the number 1.0. Each subsequent base proposal will have a separate sequential bid number (i.e., 2.0, 3.0, etc.).

• The Borrower may solicit Competitive Bids by delivery of a Competitive Bid Request, together with the Competitive Bid Fee, to the Agent not later than 9:00 a.m., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, time, four (4) Business Days prior to the requested borrowing of Competitive Bid Loan.

• Bids submitted as a result of this invitation must include the "Bid Fee Form" and be returned in a sealed envelope or container marked, "SEALED BID" with the applicable "BID NUMBER" on the outside.

• If any of the priority applies, the Bidder shall identify said priority on the Bid Fee Sheet (Attachment C).

• Interested Bidders may obtain complete set of RFP documents online at - https://assamtenders.gov.inA non-refundable RFP Document Fee or Bid Fee of INR10,000/- (INR Ten Thousand only) shall be applicable.

• All bidders proposing bids less than or equal to 5 MW must pay a Bid Fee of $1,000 per MW for each proposal.

More Definitions of Bid Fee

Bid Fee has the meaning set forth in the Pricing Side Letter.

Bid Fee means the non-refundable fee a bidder is required to submit with each bid to defray costs of performing an evaluation of each bid.

Bid Fee means the non-refundable fee a bidder is required to submit with each bid to defray costs of performing an evaluation of each bid.Each Bidder was required to submit with each Bid Proposal a non-refundable fee of fifteen thousand dollars ($15,000) (“Bid Fee”), with the first five thousand dollars ($5,000) of each Bid Fee used to defray a portion of the IE cost. Bid Fees were paid electronically following the instructions provided in the RFP. Additionally, specific instructions were provided on the IE Website and in the Bid Form as follows:Each Bidder must pay a non-refundable "Bid Fee" of $15,000, at the time each Bid is submitted.In accordance with Section VII. Bid Fees, Due Diligence Fees, Winner’s Fee of theRFP:A bidder may submit multiple bids in response to this RFP. If a bidder submits separate proposals that vary regarding certain critical parameters, including, but not limited to, the Site, output, electrical characteristics, and technology (e.g., gas- fired CC and simple cycle CT facilities, cogeneration, primary fuel, BESS duration), such bidder will be required to pay a Bid Fee of fifteen thousand dollars ($15,000.00) for each such proposal. However, proposals submitted by one bidder for the same Site utilizing the same generation technology and size that offer options in the fuel plan, or fixed cost components, or BESS capacity, will be considered a single bid proposal. In addition, bid proposals for the same Site containing options in the number of generating units offered will be considered asingle bid if the generation technology is the same and the operational parameters and variable pricing are the same in all proposals.In addition, submission of PPA proposals for 10, 15 and 30-year terms with all performance and variable pricing characteristics remaining the same will be considered one bid.Bid Fees must be remitted via electronic funds by Wire Transfer or ACH to Accion Group. The IE, in consultation with the Evaluation Team, will confirm whether a bidder’s submission constitutes one or more bids based on the criteria described above.The Bid Fee must be received by 12:00 PM EPT on the RFP Bid due date posted on the RFP Website.In absence of the timely payment of the Bid Fee, your Bid will not be considered.The RFP allowed Bidders the option to submit multiple Bids for one Bid Fee. The options and details were clearly identified and explained in the RFP Final Documents as Multiple Bid Submissions, Unique Bids and Pricing Alternatives.

Bid Fee means the non-refundable fee a bidder is required to submit with each bid to defray costs of performing an evaluation of each bid.Each Bidder was required to submit with each Bid, a non-refundable minimum Bid Fee of five thousand dollars ($5,000) or three hundred dollars ($300) per MW ($300/MW), whichever was greater. The first one thousand dollars ($1,000) of each Bid Fee was used to defray a portion of the IE cost. Bid Fees were paid electronically following the instructions provided on the IE Website.A bidder must pay the Bid Fee to the IE following the instructions provided on the IE Website. Payment is due at the time of bid submission and must be received no later than 12:00 PM (noon) EPT on the bid due date. Failure to timely submit the required fee on the due date is grounds for automatic disqualification. 12(From: RFP Section III.F2c.d.e)The RFP allowed Bidders the option to submit multiple Bids for one Bid Fee. The options and details were clearly identified and explained in the RFP Final Documents as Multiple Bid Submissions, Unique Bids and Pricing Alternatives.

Bid Fee means the non-refundable fee which is provided by a Bidder in accordance with Section 2.7 at the time of submission of its Proposal. The Bid Fee must accompany a Proposal in order for the Proposal to be considered responsive.