Electronic Bid Submission Guidelines.pdf
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- Rehabilitation Opportunity – 1916 Maryland Ave
- Solicitation number
- 22-25
- Issued by
- Peoria County, Illinois
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This document is a user guide for Electronic Bid Submission (EBS) on the BidNet Direct platform, designed to assist vendors in submitting bids electronically. The guide provides step-by-step instructions for navigating the bid submission process, including downloading required documents, verifying solicitation details, uploading bid files, completing pricing information, and finalizing the submission. The platform supports both lump sum and line item bidding, with features that allow vendors to drag and drop documents, import spreadsheet templates, and answer specific questions related to the bid.
The EBS system includes security measures to protect bid information, with submitted documents stored securely and only accessible to buyers after the closing date and time. Vendors must be registered on www.BidNetDirect.com to participate, and the submission process involves three main stages: Proposal, Submission, and Confirmation. The platform requires vendors to re-enter their password for authentication and provides a final confirmation window to ensure accurate bid submission. Key features include the ability to follow solicitations for updates, optional "Intent to Bid" functionality, and a systematic approach to uploading documents and pricing information.
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EBS for vendors (Electronic Bid Submission)
Quick FAQ
What is an electronic bid submission?
Electronic bid submission (EBS) is the electronic transfer of proposal bid data between a supplier and a contracting authority. The BidNet Direct EBS feature allows suppliers to submit bids/proposals online via BidNet Direct. The BidNet Direct E-bid submission feature includes safeguards to ensure the security and authenticity of the material being transferred. Vendors must be registered to www.BidNetDirect.com to participate in EBS.
When do buyers see my submission?
Submitted documents are stored in a secure fashion with a high level of security. Bids are opened by the buyer only after the closing date and time have passed.
Submitting Your Bid Using the EBS
Reminders before submitting a bid:
Click on the Documents and Document Request List tabs to verify that you have downloaded the required Documents.
Verify that you are a Follower of this Solicitation (if so, the top button will indicate that you are Following). You should do this to be alerted of ANY addendum or communication regarding the solicitation.
You may have to click on Intent to Bid before making a formal Bid. This is an optional, but commonly used, request by buyers.
To submit a bid:
Click on Place Bid button. The Place a Bid modal window appears.
Place Bid pop-up window.
Select the Place a new Bid radio button, and click on Continue. The Create Bid interface opens.
Creating a Bid typically takes place in three steps: the Proposal, the Submission, and the Confirmation. A red “Bid Not Submitted” will show until your bid has been successfully submitted.
Create Bid: Proposal - Documents tab.
Simply drag-and-drop the files one at a time in the Add File area or on the Add File button. If you have many documents in a compressed file, drag-and-drop the file in the Import ZIP File area or on the Import ZIP File button. The files will appear in the File section.
Once the files are uploaded, click on the next tab. This might be the Pricing tab or the Questions tab, depending on the type of Solicitation.
Fill out the information in either lump sum or line item bidding, depending on the fields.
Create Bid: Proposal - Pricing tab.
Create Bid: Proposal - Line Items tab.
If there are multiple line items, a template will appear that you can simply download the template, fill in your pricing and any comments and then upload the file.
Line Item template.
Once the template is filled-out, you can upload the file by clicking on the Import Proposals button. The list will fill itself out with the information taken from the XLS file.
Create Bid: Proposal - Questions tab.
You will need to re-enter your password for the BidNet Direct platform.
Create Bid: Submission interface.
And finally, you will need to confirm to submit the bid.
Bid Submission Confirmation modal window.
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