S00R3600017 - Three-In-One Credit Serv - Q&A #1.pdf
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- Maryland
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This document is a set of Questions and Answers for Solicitation No. S00R3600017 issued by the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) for Three-In-One Credit Services. The solicitation seeks qualified contractors to assist DHCD with the analysis of single-family borrower(s) applications for homeownership loans. There is no set schedule for running credit reports, as requests can vary from daily to monthly depending on the volume of creditable mortgage applications. Based on the example provided, the monthly volume of reports requested has ranged from 20 to 45 over the past year, with a mix of individual and joint credit reports.
The current price for an individual credit report is $20, and the price for a joint credit report is $40. The document does not provide any additional details about the contract, such as set-asides, incumbents, funding requirements, or contract term and renewal options.
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WES MOORE
Governor
ARUNA MILLER
Lt. Governor
JACOB R. DAY
Secretary
OWEN MCEVOY
Deputy Secretary
MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
7800 Harkins Road ● Lanham, MD 20706 ● dhcd.maryland.gov
301-429-7379 ● 1-800-756-0119 ● TTY/RELAY 711 or 1-800-735-2258
Questions and Answers # 1
Solicitation No. S00R3600017
Three-In-One Credit Services
This list of Questions and Answers is being issued to clarify certain information contained in the above named solicitation. The statements and interpretations of contract requirements, which are stated in the following questions of potential offerors, are not binding on the State, unless the State expressly amends the RFP through an addendum. Nothing in the State’s responses to these questions is to be construed as agreement to or acceptance by the State of any statement or interpretation on the part of the potential bidder asking the question as to what the contract does or does not require.
1.Question
Can you provide the volume of reporting? Is it weekly, bi-weekly or monthly reporting that is required?
1. Answer
Requests for credit reporting can vary from every day to once a week or once a month. There is no set schedule for running credit reports. It depends on the volume of creditable mortgage applications that come in to the Special Loans programs. In terms of the volume of reporting overall, as an example only, below is a breakdown of reporting requested for the past year:
2/2023 - 36 reports (24 individual reports; 12 joint reports)
1/2023 - 42 reports (34 individual reports; 8 joint reports)
12/2022 - 25 reports (21 individual reports; 4 joint reports)
11/2022 - 21 reports (13 individual reports; 8 joint reports)
10/2022 - 36 reports (1 - update; 28 individual reports; 7 joint reports)
9/2022 - 20 reports (2 - updates; 14 individual reports; 4 joint reports)
8/2022 - 42 reports (1 -update; 36 individual reports; 5 joint reports)
7/2022 - 30 reports (21 individual reports; 9 joint reports)
6/2022 - 37 reports (29 individual reports; 8 joint reports)
5/2022 - 45 reports (1 - update, 36 individual reports; 8 joint reports)
4/2022 - 39 reports (2 - updates; 32 individual reports; 5 joint reports)
3/2022 - 33 reports (26 individual reports; 7 joint reports)
2. Question
Can you tell us what the current price is per report?
2. Answer
$20 for individual report; $40 for a joint credit report.
By: ___________________________3/21/2023__
Joy Niles, Date
Procurement Officer
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