QA B15420 JPMC Batteries Automotive.docx

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JPMC BATTERIES, AUTOMOTIVE
Solicitation number
21-416CMS-BOSS4-B-15420
Issued by
Cook County, Illinois

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This document is an Amendment to an Invitation for Bid (IFB) for JPMC Batteries, Automotive issued by the State of Illinois. The IFB does not require bidders to be registered in the state, but they must be registered to do business with the State of Illinois as outlined in the solicitation documents. The IFB is not brand-specific, and bidders can submit bids for multiple brands, provided they submit a complete separate bid for each brand.

The IFB is seeking bids for automotive batteries, and any brand that can meet the specified requirements can be bid. Bidders are not required to operate within the state to bid on this opportunity. The solicitation does not provide details on item quantities, response dates, site visits, bidder's meetings, award dates, or contract term and renewal options.

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Amendment 1 B-15420 JPMC Batteries, Automotive

Question 1:Does one have to operate in the state to bid on this?
Answer:No, but any bidder must be registered to do business with the State of Illinois as outlined in Sections A.22.1 Responsiveness and A.22.2 Responsibility of the IFB document attached to the bid in BidBuy.
Question 2:From what I can see, it is not brand specific?
Answer:Correct, any brand that can meet the specifications for the requested batteries in this solicitation can be bid. However, if you want to bid more than one brand, you must submit a complete separate bid for each brand you bid.

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