Claim and Requirment - Standard~4.docx
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- BD-26-1084-POLSU-35202-126300
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- Massachusetts
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This is a claims and requirements document issued by the Massachusetts Department of State Police for Request for Quote (RFQ) F09 CLT09 regarding State House Salomon Boots and Polo shirts with embroidery. The document establishes the evaluation and award criteria for the procurement, though specific details regarding quantities, response deadlines, due dates, bidder conferences, and contract terms are not detailed in this excerpt.
The Department of State Police reserves the right to select quotes demonstrating best overall value, including proposed alternatives that achieve procurement goals. The Commonwealth may negotiate changes to any element of contract performance or cost with selected bidders to achieve lower costs or improved value. Awards may be made on a whole-bid or individual-item basis, whichever provides the best value to the Commonwealth. Late bids will not be accepted.
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| REQ Attachment - STATE HOUSE EMBROIDERY.jpg | JPG image |
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· The Department of State Police may select the Quote(s) which demonstrate best value overall, including proposed alternatives that will achieve the goals of the procurement. The Department and a selected Bidder(s) may negotiate a change in any element of Contract performance or cost identified in the original Request for Quote (RFQ) or the selected Bidder’s Quote which results in lower costs or a more cost effective or better value than was presented in the selected Bidder’s original Quote.
· The Department of State Police reserves the right to award bids as a whole or on an individual item basis, whichever is in the best value to the “Commonwealth.
· No late bids will be accepted.
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