Low-Level Document definition

Low-Level Document means A&E, non-A&E and IT program or Project-related documents which provide a basic understanding of a specific aspect of the program or Project. With regard to A&E and related services, it means that the role of the consultant or subconsultant was limited to provision of preliminary design, reports, or similar ‘‘low-level’’ documents that will be incorporated into the solicitation, and did not include assistance in development of instructions to offerors or evaluation criteria.
Low-Level Document means A&E, non-A&E and IT program or Project related documents which provide a basic understanding of a specific aspect of the program or Project. As referred to in 23CFR
Low-Level Document means A&E, non-A&E and IT program or Project-related documents which provide a basic understanding of a specific aspect of the program or Project. With regard to A&E and related services, it means that the role of the consultant

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