Mandatory Scored definition

Mandatory Scored or “(MS)” shall mean the Vendor must comply with the requirement, and the Response will be scored.
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Mandatory Scored or “(MS)” means the Applicant must comply with the requirement, and the Response will be scored.
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Mandatory Scored or “(MS)” shall mean the Bidder must comply with the requirement and it will be scored.
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Examples of Mandatory Scored in a sentence

  • There may be rare instances in which an item within the Mandatory Scored Response Worksheet does not create an individual requirement which must be met, but, instead, merely requires a response.

  • To be considered responsive, responsible and eligible for award, any and all requirements identified in the Mandatory Scored Response Worksheet must be met.

  • As specified with each requirement listed in the Mandatory Scored Response Worksheet, the supplier must indicate whether it will meet the individual requirement (if any) and provide a supporting narrative in the space provided.

  • Vendors must respond and provide detailed information for all items designated Mandatory (M) and Mandatory Scored (MS) requirements.

  • In this location, the supplier is most likely to find this document (The State Entity eRFP Document) as well as the worksheets referenced in Section 4 “eRFP Proposal Factors”, such as the Mandatory Response Worksheet, the Mandatory Scored Requirements, and the Additional Scored Responses.

  • Responses receiving a “0” on any Mandatory Scored (MS) element(s) will be disqualified.

  • All items listed below are Mandatory Scored Technical Requirements.

  • To be considered responsive, responsible and eligible for consideration, any and all requirements identified in the Mandatory Scored Response Worksheet must be met.

  • As specified with each requirement listed in the Mandatory Scored Response Worksheet, the Supplier must indicate whether it will meet the individual requirement (if any) and provide a supporting narrative in the space provided.

  • List Mandatory Scored Technical Specifications: Optional Specifications (optional, delete this section if not needed)All items listed below are optional, non-mandatory specifications.


More Definitions of Mandatory Scored

Mandatory Scored. Bidder response will be evaluated and assigned a score based on how well Xxxxxx’s response meets the requirement. Maximum points possible is 15 points for each requirement.
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Mandatory Scored. Bidder response will be evaluated and assigned a score based on how well Xxxxxx’s response meets the requirement. Maximum points possible is 15 points for each requirement. Not meeting any of the requirements will be evaluated as a “Fail”. • “DESIRABLE Scored”: Bidder response will be evaluated and assigned a score based on how well Xxxxxx’s response meets the requirement. Maximum points possible is 5 points for each requirement. Desirable Requirements enhance operational functionality or quality and make it more desirable.
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Mandatory Scored or “(MS)” – shall mean the requirement must be met by Vendor, and the Vendor's Response will be scored.
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Mandatory Scored or “(MS)” means the Vendor must provide a specific response to each element of the requirement, and the Proposal will be scored.
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Mandatory Scored or (MS) shall mean the Vendor must comply with the requirement and the Response will be evaluated on a pass or fail basis. For Mandatory requirements (M), the Response must always indicate explicitly, within Appendix F, whether or not the Vendor or its proposed Products meet the requirement. A statement, “(Vendor Name) has read, understands, and fully complies with this requirement” is acceptable, along with any additional information requested and describe how the proposed Vendor’s Products will accomplish each critical requirement.
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Mandatory Scored means the Bidder must comply with the requirement, and the Response will be scored.
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