Common use of Request for Bids Clause in Contracts

Request for Bids. The Grantee shall publicly advertise the project for bids or use another procurement method approved in advance by the Department Contact. Proposals will be received and compiled by the Grantee. The Department reserves the right to have a representative present at the bid opening. a. Project contracts with a value of $250,000 or more which the State provides 25% or more of the funding shall be advertised as prevailing wage contracts (COMAR 21.11.11). b. The Grantee will prepare a tabulation of bids and/or other method of procurement and submit same for approval to the Department with comments and recommendations prior to the award of any contract.

Request for Bids. The Grantee shall publicly advertise the project for bids or use another procurement method approved in advance by the Department Contact. Proposals will be received and compiled by the Grantee. The Department reserves the right to have a representative present at the bid opening. a. Project contracts with a value of $250,000 500,000 or more which the State provides 2550% or more of the funding shall be advertised as prevailing wage contracts (COMAR 21.11.11). b. The Grantee will prepare a tabulation of bids and/or other method of procurement and submit same for approval to the Department with comments and recommendations prior to the award of any contract.

Request for Bids. The Grantee shall publicly advertise the project for bids or use another procurement method approved in advance by the Department Contact. Proposals will be received and compiled by the Grantee. The Department reserves the right to have a representative present at the bid opening. a. Project contracts with a value of $250,000 or more which the State provides 25% or more of the funding shall be advertised as prevailing wage contracts (COMAR 21.11.11). b. The Grantee will prepare a tabulation of bids and/or other method of procurement and submit the same for approval to the Department with comments and recommendations prior to the award of any contract.