Submit Certificate of Insurance (1).pdf
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- RFB-IS-27200081
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- California
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This document is a Certificate of Insurance submission form related to a mainframe software renewal opportunity for Sierra Authorized Resellers in California. The certificate serves as proof of insurance coverage and is a required submission document for bidders participating in this state procurement. The form establishes the framework for documenting insurance requirements that vendors must maintain throughout the contract period, ensuring adequate coverage for liability, workers' compensation, and other specified protections. Submission of a completed Certificate of Insurance is typically a condition of contract award and demonstrates the bidder's ability to meet the state's risk management requirements.
The specific insurance requirements, coverage amounts, policy effective dates, and renewal terms would be detailed in the associated Scope of Work or contract specifications for the mainframe software renewal. Vendors responding to this opportunity must provide evidence of active insurance policies prior to contract execution. This certificate requirement protects the State of California and ensures that selected vendors maintain continuous, adequate insurance coverage throughout the performance period and any renewal terms associated with the mainframe software license agreement.
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Other files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Appendix A Rev. 6-6-2024 (2).pdf | ||
| RFB-IS-27200081-1.pdf | ||
| Appendix A Rev. 6-6-2024 (1).pdf | ||
| Submit Certificate of Insurance (2).pdf | ||
| Exhibit 6 CBE Form (2).xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Exhibit 6 CBE Form (1).xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet |
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