responding to an event in jaggaer.pdf
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This file is a procedural guide issued by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of General Services (DGS) for suppliers responding to solicitations through the JAGGAER Supplier Management System. The guide provides step-by-step instructions for registered suppliers to navigate and respond to events in the system, which include Request for Proposals (RFPs), Request for Quotations (RFQs), and Invitation to Qualify (ITQ) contracts. The document clarifies that ITQ contracts are multiple award contracts that establish suppliers as qualified vendors but do not guarantee receipt of business; RFQs are restricted solicitations sent only to qualified ITQ suppliers; and RFPs are open competitive solicitations available to any supplier. The guide walks suppliers through the login process, event access methods, prerequisite acknowledgments, attachment review, question responses, pricing entry, and final submission procedures. All bidders must be registered in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania JAGGAER Supplier Management System prior to responding to any event.
The document emphasizes that suppliers have multiple pathways to access available solicitations through the home page, including links to view public opportunities, my events, and public events. Suppliers must declare their intent to bid, review and acknowledge event prerequisites including responsibility statements, download and complete buyer attachments and forms, respond to all required questions with potential file uploads (limited to 50 MB per attachment), and enter pricing either through a cost submittal document or in line items with unit prices. Upon successful submission, suppliers receive a confirmation message with summary details; if amendments are made to the event after submission, suppliers must resubmit their response before the close date, even if no changes were made to the original bid. Technical support is available through the DGS Bid Room at 1-877-435-7363 ext. 2 or RA-GSJAGGAERHELP@pa.gov for system questions, and the JAGGAER Customer Support Team at 1-800-233-1121 opt. 2 for technical issues.
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Rev. May 2020
Responding to an Event in JAGGAER
The following steps will guide suppliers in how to respond to events in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s JAGGAER
Supplier Management System. In JAGGAER, solicitations are also known as events. Suppliers will be able to respond to events such as Request for Proposals (RFPs) and/or Request for Quotations (RFQs) against an Invitation to Qualify (ITQ)
Contracts.
Supplier Help: For system navigation questions, please contact the DGS Bid Room at 1-877-435-7363 ext. 2 or RA-
GSJAGGAERHELP@pa.gov; For Jaggaer technical issues (i.e. problems logging in and password related issues), please contact the Jaggaer Customer Support Team at 1-800-233-1121 opt 2.
Note: You must be registered in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Jaggaer Supplier Management system prior to responding to an event. To register, please click here to access the DGS Supplier Service Center page for the resources to assist you in the process.
Note the specific information below:
• Invitation To Qualify (ITQ) is the name given to certain multiple award contracts issued by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania pursuant to Section 517 of the Procurement Code for agencies to procure selected materials and services.
o The awarded contract establishes the supplier as a qualified ITQ Supplier that allows agencies to solicit a Request for Quote
(RFQ) from the supplier.
o The awarded contract does not guarantee the supplier receipt of business by the Commonwealth.
• Request for Quote (RFQ) is a solicitation that is sent only to qualified ITQ Suppliers to provide quotes for the specific services or materials. This type of solicitation is restricted to qualified ITQ Suppliers only for responses. Suppliers must be qualified and awarded a contract prior to the RFQ being issued in order to view and provide a response.
• Request for Proposal (RFP) is a solicitation issued by an agency for competitive sealed bids to be submitted by suppliers to provide a solution for the services or materials. This type of solicitation is available for any supplier to provide a response.
mailto:RA-GSJAGGAERHELP@pa.gov mailto:RA-GSJAGGAERHELP@pa.gov https://www.dgs.pa.gov/Materials-Services-Procurement/Supplier-Service-Center/Pages/default.aspx
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Disclaimer: All information contained within this document is for example purposes only. Screenshots are from a test client and may differ slightly from what is shown in the actual production system.
1. Enter the registered Email Address for the account and select the Next button.
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2. Enter the Password and select the Login button.
Home page display
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3. On the Home page, there are multiple ways to access events (solicitations) that are available to view and provide a response. In the Sourcing Events section, there will be events (solicitations) listed to view however not all that are available to your company may display. Utilize one of the below methods to access all the events (solicitations) that are available to your company.
a. Select the Go to Public Opportunities link to display all the available Request for Proposals (RFPs) only.
b. Select the Number link in the Open column for
My Events to display all Request for Quotes
(RFQs)and Request for Proposals (RFPs).
c. Select the Number link in the Open column for Public Events to display all
Request for Proposals (RFPs) only.
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4. Select the View Event button to begin reviewing the details. Note: You can view all details of an event without declaring an intent to bid.
5. Select the Yes, I Intend to Bid button to start your response to the event. Note: Please select the “No Bid” button if you are not going to bid.
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6. Next, you will need to view and acknowledge the event prerequisites. Select the Proceed to Prerequisites or Next button.
The left navigation pane lists each section containing required fields that must be completed to successfully submit your response. If the section is complete, there will be a Green Check displayed.
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7. In the Prerequisites section, select the Responsibility to Review link to view and agree to the terms. Make sure the box by the statement is checked before selecting the Next button. Note: The Next button will save your information and advance you to the next section. The
Save Progress button save your information and keep you in the current section.
8. In the Buyer Attachments section, download and carefully review each attachment listed. Make sure to complete documents that require you to provide information (i.e. Technical Submittal and Cost Submittal documents).
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9. There is no action required in the Questions section. Select the Next button to proceed.
Note: Utilize the Q&A Board section to ask a question and/or review previous questions submitted to the
Buyer. Select the Ask a
Question button to submit a question.
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The next two sub-sections consist of questions that require a response in the form of Yes or No and/or
File Upload. There is a one attachment limit per question with a maximum file size of 50 MB
(megabytes).
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10. In the RFP or RFQ Questions section, you will provide a response to all required and applicable questions. Some question will have forms for you to download, complete, and upload to the question (i.e. Small Diverse Business and Small Business Participation).
a. Select the Upload button to locate and attach the appropriate document to each question.
b. Select the Next button after all required questions have been answered.
If there is a Cost Submittal document in the Buyer Attachments section, complete the document by inputting your price and upload it to the question in the Cost section.
Note: If there is not a Cost Submittal and Cost section, you will be required to enter your pricing in the Items section of the event.
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c. In the Additional Required Documentation sub-section, there are some questions with standard forms that must be downloaded, completed, and uploaded. Select the document name link to download the form (i.e. Iran Free Procurement Certification). Once all questions have been answered proceed to the Review & Submit section to review and complete your response.
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11. An event may require pricing to be entered in line items instead of a Cost Submittal document. If so, the Items section will be available for you to enter your pricing. You must enter your pricing in the Unit Price field. Note: No information should be entered in the Estimated
Service Start and End Date fields unless indicated by the Buyer.
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12. The Review & Submit is the final section to complete before you can successfully submit your response.
a. Verify all required fields are complete in each section.
b. Select the box to acknowledge the Certification statement.
c. Select the Submit Response button.
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Once your response has been successfully submitted, you will receive a confirmation message with summary details of the event. If you entered pricing on a Cost Submittal, your response would show a bid amount of $0.00 USD in the confirmation. If you entered pricing in the
Items section, your response would display a total dollar amount (i.e. $88,000.00 USD) in the confirmation.
Note: If an amendment has been made to the event after you have submitted your response, you will have to resubmit your response before the
Close Date. Amendments must be acknowledged by viewing and resubmitting your response even if no changes have been made to the original response. You are responsible for reviewing the amended event and resubmitting your bid response.
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