ATTACHMENT F - Mandatory Requirements - RFP 758 2600000112.xlsx

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Large Volume Print Solution Lease
Solicitation number
RFP 758 2600000112 4
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Elliott County, Kentucky

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This is a Mandatory Requirements Checklist (Attachment F) for RFP 758 2600000112, a Large Volume Print Solution solicitation. The document establishes that all offerors must demonstrate compliance with mandatory requirements by responding "YES" to each criterion listed in Section 3. Any proposals failing to meet all mandatory requirements will be deemed non-responsive and excluded from consideration. The checklist must be submitted as part of the Technical Proposal. The specific mandatory requirements outlined in Section 3.1 and subsequent sections are referenced but not detailed in the provided excerpt, indicating that the complete requirements are contained within the referenced sections of the full RFP document.

The file serves as a gatekeeping mechanism to ensure only qualified vendors proceeding to further evaluation stages have met baseline compliance standards. No pricing information, set-asides, incumbent details, funding sources, or other financial terms are specified in this attachment. Offerors should carefully review the full RFP Section 3 requirements to ensure comprehensive compliance before submitting their proposals.

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ATTACHMENT F MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS CHECKLIST

RFP 758 2600000112 LARGE VOLUME PRINT SOLUTION

Offeror shall indicate compliance with each mandatory requirement by responding YES. Proposals that do not meet all mandatory requirements shall be deemed non responsive and shall not be considered. Attachment F should be submitted with the Technical Proposal.
YESNO
SECTION 3 MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS
Section 3.1 Entire Section

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