Exhibit E - Respondent Solicitation Questions Form 3.7.2024.docx

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Pesticide Disposal Events
Solicitation number
5510000952
Issued by
Texas

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This file is an Exhibit E Respondent Solicitation Questions Form from the Texas Department of Agriculture, designed for use during the questions and answer period of Solicitation 551-xxxx related to Pesticide Disposal Events. The form provides respondents with a structured template to submit questions to the procurement office, with numbered rows (1-10) for organizing inquiries by solicitation document section. Questions must be submitted in accordance with the deadline specified in Section II, Paragraph 1 of the solicitation document. The form requires respondents to identify their organization name, reference the relevant solicitation document section, and clearly state their questions in the designated spaces.

No pricing terms, set-asides, incumbent information, funding sources, or other financial details are included in this form. This document serves solely as a procedural mechanism for facilitating communication between potential bidders and the Texas Department of Agriculture during the pre-award question period, enabling clarification of solicitation requirements and terms before final bid submissions.

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Texas Department of Agriculture – Exhibit E

Exhibit E Respondent Solicitation Questions Form

This form is for sending Questions to the procurement office during the Questions and Answer period. Questions must be received in accordance with the deadline noted in Section II, Paragraph 1 of Solicitation 551-xxxx

Respondent Name:

Solicitation Document
Solicitation Document Section Number
Respondent’s Question

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Exhibit E – 03/07/2024 Page 1 of 17

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