ATTACHMENT F EXPERIENCE FORM.docx

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RFP #2026-01 SCIENCE BUILDING CLASSROOM AUDIO-VISUAL EQUIPMENT AND INSTALLATION
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BD-26-1063-MCC02-MCC02-125657
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Plymouth County, Boston City, Massachusetts

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This is an Experience Form attachment for RFP #2026-01 issued by Massasoit Community College in Massachusetts for the furnishing, installation, and configuration of classroom audio-visual equipment in Building 1. The RFP seeks vendors capable of providing comprehensive AV solutions for higher education environments. Prospective vendors must submit qualifications statements describing their organization's history, relevant skills, and unique characteristics that demonstrate capability to perform the required work activities.

Vendors responding to this opportunity must meet a minimum qualification threshold of five or more years of documented experience in furnishing, installing, and configuring audio-visual systems in higher education or similar settings. The Experience Form requires vendors to present a brief statement of qualifications that establishes their organizational background and specific expertise relevant to the scope of work defined in the RFP.

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ATTACHMENT F – EXPERIENCE FORM

Massasoit Community College

RFP #2026-01

Science Building: Classroom Audio-Visual Equipment & Installation

Vendor’s Organization Name:

Present a brief statement of qualifications. Describe the history of the Vendor’s organization, especially regarding skills pertinent to the specific work required by the RFP and any special or unique characteristics of the organization which would make it especially qualified to perform the required work activities.

Vendor should have five (5) or more years’ experience in furnishing, installing, and configuring audio-visual systems in higher education (or similar) settings.

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