2-696-IT-26-O017 Financial Statement Calculation.xlsx
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- Solicitation number
- 696-IT-26-O017
- Issued by
- Texas
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This is a Financial Statement Calculation worksheet for Solicitation No. 696-IT-26-O017 issued by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) in support of a Broadband Connectivity Continuation and Expansion and Video Surveillance Systems contract opportunity. The worksheet requires respondents to input financial data in designated green fields to demonstrate their financial capacity and stability. The submission must include supporting documentation that corroborates the financial information provided in Section K.3.8 of the solicitation.
The worksheet calculates two key financial ratios to assess respondent solvency and liquidity: the Debt Ratio (Total Liabilities divided by Total Assets) and the Current Ratio (Current Assets divided by Current Liabilities). Respondents are responsible for accurately completing all required green fields with their financial data, and any submitted documentation must align with the figures entered in this calculation tool. The financial metrics serve as evaluation criteria for determining a respondent's ability to perform on the contract for providing broadband connectivity cabling services and Internet Protocol video surveillance systems across Texas facilities.
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Sheet1
| Financial Statement Calculation |
| Solicitation No. 696-IT-26-O017 |
| Respondent Name: |
| INSTRUCTIONS TO RESPONDENTS: Respondents must: |
1) Input data in all green fields.
2) Documents submitted in response to Section K.3.8 must corroborate the data provided here.
| Ratio | ||
| Debt Ratio = | Total Liabilities | ERROR:#DIV/0! |
| Total Assets | ||
| Ratio | ||
| Current Ratio = | Current Assets | ERROR:#DIV/0! |
| Current Liabilities |
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