Bid_Q_A.xls

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Displaced Homemaker
Solicitation number
90DETR-S2286
Issued by
Clark County, Nevada

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The document is a Bid Q&A for a contract opportunity related to a Displaced Homemaker program in the state of Nevada. The Q&A addresses questions about the criteria for what constitutes a displaced homemaker, as defined in Nevada Revised Statute 388.605, and confirms that a DETR (Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation) funded program can be used as a reference. The contract opportunity is for the provision of services to displaced homemakers in Nevada.

The pricing terms, set asides, incumbent contractors, funding requirements and sources, and contract amounts are not addressed in the provided Q&A document. The document does not contain information about response dates, due dates, site visits, bidder's meetings, award dates, or the term of the contract.

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90DETR-S2286 Displaced Homemaker~1.docx DOCX document
Contract Form~3.docx DOCX document
Terms and Conditions for Services~6.pdf PDF
Attachments for Signature~5.pdf PDF
Budget Instructions for Cost Schedule.docx DOCX document
Displaced Homemaker Program.docx DOCX document
Insurance Schedule~6.docx DOCX document
Quote Instructions.pdf PDF
Cost Schedule~7.xlsx XLSX spreadsheet
Letter Of Intent~6.pdf PDF
Proposed Staff Resume~6.docx DOCX document
Reference Questionnaire~3.docx DOCX document
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Bid Q&A for Export Report

Bid Q&A
QUESTION_NBRQUESTION_SUBJECTQUESTION_TEXTANSWER_TEXT
1DH participant criteriaHas the criteria changed of what constitutes a displaced homemaker?No, the criteria for what constitutes a displaced homemaker has remained the same, and they are listed within NRS 388.605 for your reference.
2DETR referenceCan we use another DETR funded program as a reference/recommendation?Yes, a DETR funded program can be used as a reference.

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