Technically Acceptable Sample Clauses

Technically Acceptable. The requirements to be technically acceptable are in Section M of the RFP. A vendor will be technically acceptable if they fulfill the mandatory requirements in Sections C, E, F, and G of the RFP.
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Technically Acceptable. Pass/Fail) Offerors must demonstrate a thorough knowledge and understanding of the requirements set forth in section C.2-C.3 of the RFQ and present a sound approach meeting the requirements. The Technically Acceptable factor will be given a score of Pass or Fail. A failure will render the offeror ineligible for award and the offeror’s quote will not be evaluated further. All factors above except for price will be evaluated and will receive a rating of Pass or Fail. Receiving a “Fail” rating will prevent further evaluation of the offeror’s quote. Award will not be made to offerors that receive a fail rating. Offeror’s that receive a failure rating will not be eligible for an award.
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