Addendum_3_Exhibit_11.7A_CUF_Worksheet.doc
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- Los Angeles County, California
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This is a Commercially Useful Function (CUF) Worksheet, labeled as Exhibit 11.7A Addendum 3, which is part of Event ID 0000000669. The worksheet is a required document that bidders must complete for each certified supplier involved in the contract, whether they are the prime bidder or subcontractor. The form requires detailed information about how suppliers will execute their responsibilities within the state contract, specifically focusing on their management, supervision, and performance of contract elements.
The worksheet includes specific questions regarding the supplier's business operations, including how they will perform work normal to their business functions, their subcontracting practices relative to industry standards, and their responsibilities regarding products, inventories, materials, and supplies. The form specifically addresses Small Business (SB) and Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise (DVBE) certifications, indicating these are likely set-aside or preference categories for this procurement.
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Event ID: 0000000669 Exhibit 11.7A Addendum 3
COMMERCIALLY USEFUL FUNCTION (CUF) WORKSHEET
Instructions: Bidder must complete one (1) CUF Worksheet for each certified supplier (prime bidder or subcontractor) in accordance with Section 5.4.7.3 5.4.6.3, Commercially Useful Function.
RFP NUMBER:
| BIDDER NAME: |
| CERTIFIED SUPPLIER NAME: |
| SUPPLIER TYPE: |
| FORMCHECKBOX |
Prime Bidder FORMCHECKBOX Subcontractor
| CERTIFICATION TYPE: |
| FORMCHECKBOX |
SB FORMCHECKBOX
DVBE
NARRATIVE QUESTIONS:
1) How is the supplier (whether it is the prime or a subcontractor) responsible for the execution of a distinct element of the resulting State contract?
2) How will the supplier actually be performing, managing or supervising an element of the resulting State contract?
3) How will the supplier be performing work that is normal for its business, services and functions?
4) Is there any further subcontracting that is greater than that expected to be subcontracted by normal industry practices?
5) How is the supplier responsible, with respect to any products, inventories, materials, and supplies required for the contract, for negotiating price, determining quality and quantity, ordering, installing (if applicable), and making payment?
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