7-Doc 00 21 13.1 - ELECTRONIC BIDDING INSTRUCTIONS.pdf
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- Heritage Hills WWTP Discharge Interconnection, Contract No. 6715-11 State and local contract opportunity
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- Bucks County, Pennsylvania
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This is an electronic bidding instruction document for Upper Makefield Township's 2026 Road Program in Pennsylvania, detailing submission procedures through the PennBid electronic procurement system. The solicitation involves a base bid and three alternate bids for roadway improvements including milling, base repair, leveling course, manhole rim adjustments, and wearing course along various roads within the township. Specific roadway segments and quantities are defined in Exhibits A, B, and C of Section 01 22 00 Measurement and Payment. Bidders must submit their responses electronically through PennBid, with sealed bid confidentiality maintained until the official bid opening. All project documents are available for download on the PennBid platform, and bidders are automatically added to the bidders list upon downloading any document. Questions regarding the solicitation should be submitted through the PennBid system, with answers provided via email to all registered bidders.
Bids must include a financial component with per-unit pricing, which PennBid automatically calculates for extended prices, along with supporting documentation submitted as a single electronic file or zipped folder not exceeding 20 megabytes. Required documents include the bid bond, bidder's acknowledgement form, bidder qualification statement, non-collusion affidavit, agreement of surety, and Public Works Employment Verification Form (required for contracts exceeding $25,000 for construction work using state or local funds). The three lowest bidders must submit original signed documents to the agency within three business days following bid opening and include recent financial statements with their bidder qualification statements. Bidders may submit and update bids at any time until the stated due date and time, and may withdraw bids prior to the deadline but not thereafter. The PennBid system includes a 50-minute idle timeout with logout warning to ensure data integrity.
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INSTRUCTIONS – SUBMITTING ELECTRONIC BIDS FOR THIS SOLICITATION
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DOCUMENT 00 21 13.1
INSTRUCTIONS – SUBMITTING ELECTRONIC BIDS FOR THIS SOLICITATION
Using the PennBid™ electronic bid management system to respond to this Request-for-Quotation
Many PA municipalities, Authorities, and private firms are utilizing the PennBid™ electronic procurement Program for their solicitations, RFPs, and RFQs. Using PennBid is beneficial to both the agencies as well as the bidders.
Costs and bidding effort is greatly reduced as bid documents are available online, all Q&As are via email, and sealed bids can be submitted and updated online. Interested bidders need to register only once, a free process that takes only a few minutes. Once registered, bidders have access to publically available bids and solicitations from every Agency within PennBid, plus are available for By-Invitation-Only RFPs and RFQs. Bidders can obtain all project documents and submit and update their confidential bids online.
Sealed Bid Confidentiality – The confidentiality of the sealed bid system is a cornerstone of the PennBid Program. At no time before Bid Opening can anyone see your electronic bid.
Confidentiality of Identity – When questions are asked and answered, bidder identity is not disclosed to other bidders.
1. Documents – All documents may be downloaded directly to your computer. Documents can be electronically sent to your suppliers and sub contractors.
2. Being added to the “Bidders List” – By downloading any document, you are automatically added to the list of bidders for this solicitation.
3. Questions – by clicking on the “Questions” tab, you can see all questions that have been asked and answered related to this solicitation. You can also ask questions directly through this tab. When the agency answers the question, both the question and answer is emailed directly to all bidders.
4. Submitting and Updating Bids – You may submit and update your bid anytime up to the bid due date and time by clicking on the “Bid” tab. You need only to provide the per unit price. The PennBid Program will automatically calculate the extended price (no more math errors). You can update any line item without affecting the rest of your quote.
What to submit with this bid
Click on the “Bid” tab
▪ Enter financial bid
▪ Answer questions
▪ Attach a single electronic file or zipped folder containing the documents listed below o 00 43 13 – Bid Bond o 00 45 10 – Bidder’s Acknowledgement Form o 00 45 13 – Bidder Qualification Statement o 00 45 19 – Non-Collusion Affidavit o 00 45 53 – Agreement of Surety o 00 73 00 Appendix B – Public Works Employment Verification Form (This is required for contracts with a total project cost estimated at over $25,000 for construction, reconstruction, demolition, alteration or repair work - other than maintenance - using state and/or local funds) o List of Proposed Subcontractors, Proposed Suppliers and other individuals and entities required to be identified in this Bid
Important Note 1 - The three apparent low bidders shall submit the above documents in original form and signatures to the agency receiving the bids within 3 business days following bid opening. The recent Financial Statement shall be included with the Bidder Qualification Statement at this time.
INSTRUCTIONS – SUBMITTING ELECTRONIC BIDS FOR THIS SOLICITATION
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Important Note 2 - If the PennBid Program is idle for 50 minutes, a logout warning will appear. Bidders must acknowledge. If bidder does not acknowledge that they want to continue working, they will be logged out and bidder’s data will not be saved or submitted.
How to submit your bid
The vendor support page on PennBid Bonfire is available as a useful resource to determine how to begin and complete a bid submission. The following link provides additional information and instruction:
https://vendorsupport.gobonfire.com/hc/en-us/articles/6832869814551-Creating-and-Uploading-a-Submission
Submitting documents with electronic bid
An electronic copy of the documents listed above is to be submitted with the electronic bid. To attach theses documents:
1. Fill out required documents and scan to create a single electronic file or saved as a single zipped folder containing all documents
2. Upload your files for the corresponding requested document by clicking “Upload File”. Ensure that you have the correct file type and template (if applicable).
Important Note 3 – when uploading a proposal or other document, the maximum individual file or folder size is 20Mb.
Verifying that your bid was submitted
If submitted properly, you will receive an acknowledgement appearing in the middle of your screen saying “Your bid has been submitted”.
Withdrawing Your Bid
You may withdraw your bid anytime up to bid due date and time by simply clicking on Withdraw Bid, located at the bottom of the Bid tab. However, bids may not be withdrawn following the bid due date and time as stated in the Instructions to Bidders (00 21 13).
Help Guides
There are several Help Guides available from the PennBid™ Home Page.
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https://vendorsupport.gobonfire.com/hc/en-us/articles/6832869814551-Creating-and-Uploading-a-Submission
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