Is service 1401 Contractor Local Travel to be responded to in the RFP?
The 1401 Contractor Local Travel code does not need to be responded to in the RFP.
The 1401 Contractor Local Travel code does not need to be responded to in the RFP.
The only person that can make the decision to terminate counseling, according to the RFP is the referring agency in consultation with the supervising officer.
Yes, that would be sufficient.
Yes. We don’t expect any of your services to be off your sites. You would not be doing anything in their home or outside your site.
There are not going to be any preferences.
The Request for Proposal indicates the possibility of more than one. We like the flexibility if the numbers support same, but if not then there will only be one award.
We will have a full training on how the samples are to be collected, tested and so forth. This training will include use of the refractometer and collection devices.
Whether a vendor wants to “team up” with another vendor/subcontractor to provide services listed in the RFP is your decision. If that includes the sharing of prices that is also your choice.
Our concern is that all the codes are addressed in your response as well as an explanation of how they will be provided. The third party will also need to meet the RFP requirements for those codes.
The RFPs do not need to be bound or clipped. We do encourage you to be careful to keep the RFP packets separate, if you are responding to more than one RFP.
Estimated Monthly Quantities and you are seeing a combination of our agency’s EMQ’s.