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Suppliers must be registered in EVA if the local public body is accepting electronic and paper responses, awarding to a supplier that has submitted a paper response, or posting award actions in EVA. There is no cost for EVA registration. Contractors must be authorized to transact business in the Commonwealth. Bidders must submit evidence of practical knowledge of the work and financial resources. Irregular proposals, those on forms other than the city's, with unauthorized additions, or lacking the proposal guaranty, will be rejected. Bidders may withdraw proposals due to clerical mistakes, provided notice is given within two business days. Bidders submitting multiple proposals from the same entity or exhibiting collusion will be disqualified. All formal proposals are binding for 90 calendar days. The contractor is responsible for cleanup at the completion of the work. The project manager's decisions are final. Contractors must have at least one staff member on-site fluent in English. Professional and workmanlike behavior is required. Contractors must provide a statement and list of employees, certifying that employees have not been convicted of a felony in the past 7 years, can qualify for voting rights reinstatement, and are not on active parole or active probation. Certain items of work may be performed by city forces. The city may award contracts to others for other work. The contractor shall remedy any defects in the work within one year of final acceptance. Equal employment opportunity and drug-free workplace clauses are included. Materials and work must comply with the requirements of the plans and specifications. Defective work must be repaired within 30 days. The contractor shall indemnify the city against claims arising from the contract. Insurance requirements are detailed. Bidders must submit a written request for interpretation of any part of the RFP at least four days before the proposal deadline. The contractor shall be limited to a specific area for storage. Assignments or novations of the contract require written consent. The contractor must comply with all federal, state, and city laws. The contractor agrees to indemnify the city for the use of patented appliances. The city may procure the commodity or services from other sources in case of default. The contractor must secure any business or professional licenses, permits, or fees required by the city. Construction site safety is the contractor's responsibility. When brand names, model numbers, trade names, catalog numbers, or cuts are listed, bidders may offer an equal article. No proposed subcontractor shall be disapproved by the city except for cause. The contractor is responsible for the acts and omissions of subcontractors. Payments to subcontractors must be made within seven days. The work may be suspended by the city when deemed in the best interest of the city. If the contractor fails to begin or perform the work satisfactorily, the city may terminate the contract. The city reserves the right to reject any or all proposals or waive any defects. All quantities are estimates only. The proposal is subject to acceptance within 90 days. Operator qualification records, current OQ certifications, welding procedure specifications, and safety training records are required. Previous jobs completed within the past five years, references, and a detailed list of rates/pricing are required.

The Housing Authority of the Cherokee Nation is seeking bids for the rehabilitation of a home in Delaware County. The deadline for bids is September 26, 2025, at 5:00 PM. Bids can be emailed or hand-delivered. Indian preference will be given to bidders who provide proof of current certification from the Cherokee Nation Tribal Employment Rights Office (TERO). The successful bidder must comply with tribal rules and regulations and TERO requirements, including fees. The contractor must warranty their work for one year and provide all manufacturer warranties. The contractor must also submit insurance certificates, licenses, and other required documentation within three days of notification of award. The project is subject to the Davis-Bacon wage rate and Buy American provisions. A site visit is possible. The successful bidder will be obligated to comply with tribal rules and regulations and TERO. A purchase order will be issued to the responsible contractor who provides the lowest, most responsive bid in accordance with the HACN procurement policy. Award will be subject to availability of funds.

Washington County is seeking a contractor to create and facilitate a countywide employee engagement survey. The RFP release date is September 17, 2025, and proposals are due October 17, 2025. Proposals must include a cover letter, qualifications and experience, fee schedule, references, and comply with Appendix A (county's standard terms and conditions). The maximum budget for this project is $65,000. The evaluation criteria include understanding of services, qualifications, experience, cost, and references. The evaluation committee may request interviews or presentations. The selected contractor will be notified by November 21, 2025, and a contract will be executed by December 2025. Questions regarding the RFP must be submitted by October 3, 2025, and an addendum will be released by October 10, 2025.