8-Bid Table.pdf
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- Attached to
- Janitorial Services
- Solicitation number
- ITB 260301
- Issued by
- Hunt County, Texas
About this file
This is a bid table document for Janitorial Services at the Medical Examiner's Office, issued by Lubbock County, Texas under ITB 260301. The document serves as the formal bidding instrument for contractors to submit their proposals for janitorial services at the specified facility. Bidders are required to select whether they accept the minimum specifications without exception or whether they are taking exceptions to one or more of the specifications (items 1-6), with any exceptions to be documented separately and attached to the bid submission along with appropriate signatures and dates.
Payment for the awarded contract will be made by Lubbock County in twelve equal monthly installments following invoice receipt and approval by the Commissioner's Court. Bidders must complete the bid table with their company name, company representative information, date of submission, and bid amount, with the annual amount calculated accordingly for the monthly payment schedule. The bid table does not specify response deadlines, site visit requirements, bidders' conferences, or contract term details within this particular document section.
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ITB 260301
JANITORIAL SERVICES
MEDICAL EXAMINER’S OFFICE
BID Table
Bid Amount:
Annual Amount:
*Annual amount will be paid by Lubbock County in (12) equal monthly payments following receipt of invoice and approval by
Commissioner’s Court.
Contractor - Select one of the following:
No exception taken to the Minimum Specifications.
One or more exceptions are taken to the V. Minimum Specifications (1-6) and are explained on this document, which is signed, dated, and attached to this bid.
Company Name
Company Representative
Date
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