Requirements for Bidding Sample Clauses

Requirements for Bidding. In order for a company to qualify for the bidding process, it must meet the following requirements:
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Requirements for Bidding. In order for a company to qualify for the bidding process, it must meet the following requirements: • Provide proof of a valid pesticide applicator business license with the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Pesticide Control Program. • Provide proof of insurance. • Provide proof of a valid commercial pesticide applicator or operator license for individuals applying pesticides on school grounds.
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Requirements for Bidding. 1) Possess and maintain a valid Pesticide Application Business License Certificate issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture (PDA). A copy of the certificate must be submitted with all responses for each servicing branch, which the Contractor intends to utilize to provide Statewide coverage.
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