Material Deficiency definition

Material Deficiency or "material deviation" means a bidder's failure to provide information necessary to evaluate a competitive solicitation.

Material Deficiency means any deficiency that cannot be cured and will result in rejection of the Offeror’s submittal.

Material Deficiency or "material deviation" means a supplier's failure to provide information necessary to evaluate a solicitation.

Examples of Material Deficiency in a sentence

• A matter may begin as an Administrative Deficiency but later be determined to have constituted a Material Deficiency.

• It is possible that multiple deficiencies that could individually be characterized as Administrative Deficiencies, when taken as a whole would create a need for substantial re-review of the Application and as such would be characterized as constituting a Material Deficiency.

• Should staff determine that the Development Site has any of the characteristics described in subparagraph (B) of this paragraph and such characteristics were not disclosed, staff will issue a Material Deficiency.

• It is possible that multiple deficiencies that could individually be characterized as Administrative Deficiencies, when taken as a whole would create a need for substantial re‐review of the Application and as such would be characterized as constituting a Material Deficiency.

• Failure to submit a base bid price, bid alternate(s) price, if applicable, and unit price, if applicable, on the Owner bid form 00 40 00 in a manner that pricing can be determined will be considered a Material Deficiency and will result in rejection of bid.

More Definitions of Material Deficiency

Material Deficiency means anything that involves:

Material Deficiency. (whether capitalized or not) means a problem of such impact that a specific requirement is not operational (critical part), any situation including one that prevents use of the entire system or of its critical parts, late delivery that may interfere with the timely and proper completion of the Services, or any design, installation, testing, deployment or system restoration either (a) delayed such that it affects critical path or (b) not in accordance the specifications contained in the Department-accepted Project Plan, and according to the criteria identified in the Deliverable Acceptance Criteria.

Material Deficiency means an inadequacy or omission of an owner’s or operator’s risk management program that reduces the effectiveness of the risk management program.

Material Deficiency means anything that involves: (i) a substantial Overpayment relating to any Federal health care program; or (ii) a matter that a reasonable person would consider a potential violation of 42 U.S.C. ss.ss. 1320a-7, 1320a-7a, or 1320a-7b, or other criminal or civil law xxxxted to any Federal health care program for which penalties or exclusion may be authorized. A Material Deficiency may be the result of an isolated event or a series of occurrences.

Material Deficiency or "material deviation" means a bidder’s failure to provide information necessary to evaluate a solicitation.

Material Deficiency means a Deficiency that does or if the Services were operational would cause a Priority Level 1 or 2 Incident.

Material Deficiency means, with respect to and in accordance with the construction contracts in relation to the Landlord’s Work, any deficiency following Substantial Performance of the contract for Landlord’s Work that prevents the Tenant from proceeding with its core manufacturing and distribution operations hereunder, and whether or not a municipal occupancy permit is issued.