Bidding Limits Clause Samples

The Bidding Limits clause sets maximum or minimum thresholds on the amounts that can be bid in a procurement or auction process. It typically specifies the highest or lowest value a party may offer, ensuring that all bids fall within a predetermined range. For example, a contract might prohibit bids above a certain dollar amount or require that bids not fall below a set minimum. This clause helps maintain fairness and competitiveness in the bidding process, prevents unreasonably high or low offers, and ensures that the process aligns with budgetary or regulatory constraints.
Bidding Limits. Subd. 1. Bargaining Unit employees may successfully apply for a new or vacant position and drop their current position only one time in a school year unless:
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Bidding Limits. Employees are limited to two (2) successful bids in a twelve (12) month period. This does not include transfers within a job classification.
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Bidding Limits. ‌ A. Drivers and Attendants bidding on all Regular and Special Education Routes during the regular school year may only bid on another route two (2) additional times after their original bid. Should a route be deleted or dissolved, the first bid following the deletion shall not be counted towards the additional bid. Exception: When a Driver/Attendant has exhausted this limit, they may bid one (1) additional time if selecting again would increase the Driver/Attendant's hours by one (1) or more hours per day. B. Drivers and Attendants bidding on all Mid-Day Routes (including sub status) may only bid on another route one (1) additional time after their original bid. C. Drivers and Attendants bidding on all Summer Routes may only bid on another route one (1) additional time after their original bid.
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