Bid Response means a complete and properly signed document, offering to do the work or designated portion thereof, supported by data called for by the bidding documents.
Bid Response means all documents, whether attached or incorporated by reference, supplied by the bidder in response to an invitation to bid.
Examples of Bid Response in a sentence
Exceptions, deviations, or contingencies requested in Respondent’s bid response, while possibly necessary in the view of the Respondent, may result in lower scoring or disqualification of a Bid response.
More Definitions of Bid Response
Bid Response means all documents, whether attached or incorporated by reference, supplied by the bidder in response to an invitation to bid by reverse auction, including a qualifications summary and the lowest price submitted by the bidder during the auction event.
Bid Response means the complete response of the Bidder to the ITB, including properly completed forms and supporting documentation.
Bid Response means Buyer's sealed bid offer package containing all the documents required in Section 12 of the Seller’s Invitation for Bid No. 20-18 (“IFB”), including, without limitation, the signed Bid Response form, a signed counterpart of this Contract, the cashier’s check for the Earnest Money required under this Contract and the IFB, the cashier’s check for the Independent Consideration required under this Contract and the IFB, and the signed amendments to the IFB. If the Buyer’s bid is to be recommended and is thereafter accepted for the award of the Contract by the HCCS Board of Trustees, the completed and signed Required Forms (as defined in Section 13 of the IFB) will become part of the Bid Response.
Bid Response means any data provided by Customer in response to a Bid Request, including any Bid amount and Ad data, excluding Aggregate Data.
Bid Response means Buyer's sealed bid offer package containing all the documents required by the Seller’s Invitation for Bid, including, the signed Bid Response Form, a signed counterpart of the Contract, the Earnest Money required under the Contract and the Invitation for Bid, and other forms required by the Invitation for Bid and signed by the Buyer for purchase of the Property.