Financial Bid definition

Financial Bid means Envelope II of the Bid, containing the Bidder‟s Quoted Tariff as per the Format 4.7 of this RFP;
Financial Bid means that part of the offer, that provides price schedule, total project costs etc.
Financial Bid means online financial Bid, containing the Bidder’s quoted price as per RFP format;

Examples of Financial Bid in a sentence

  • The price of annual CMC, as mentioned in List of Requirements, Technical Specification and Financial Bid.

  • For goods offered from abroad, the prices in the corresponding Financial Bid shall be entered separately in the following manner:a.

  • Customs Duty: In respect of imported goods offered from abroad, the bidder shall specify the rate as well as the total amount of customs duty payable with Custom Duty Exemption Certificate, if applicable, on the quoted goods in the Financial Bid.

  • Minutes of the Financial Bid Opening shall be recorded and uploaded by the procuring agency on its website or shared to all bidders through e-mail.

  • The Financial Bid of all technically qualified agencies/ bidders/ firms will be opened as per the intimated/ scheduled date and time of financial bid opening.


More Definitions of Financial Bid

Financial Bid means the Initial Offer and Final Offer, containing the Bidder’s Quoted Transmission Charges, as per the format at Annexure – 21 of this RFP;
Financial Bid means PART-II of the Bid, containing the Bidder’s quoted Price as per bid document format;
Financial Bid means the documents and formats as specified in Clause 5.3 of this BID.
Financial Bid means online financial Bid, containing the Bidder’s quoted First Year Tariff as per format given in the RFP;
Financial Bid means Envelope II of the Bid submitted by the Bidder in terms of format at Error! Reference source not found.;
Financial Bid means the price schedule B containing the Bidder’s Quoted Tariff of this RFP;
Financial Bid means the document containing the Schedule of Rates to be considered for the purpose of evaluation and award of contract.