IFB 259
Federal opportunity from Maryland Department of Human Services. Place of performance: MD. Response deadline: Mar 01, 2013.
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Description
Invitation for Bid for Unarmed Guard Services Date Issued: January 18, 2013 Date Due: March 1, 2013 at 4:00PM EST DHR AGENCY CONTROL NUMBER: WCDSS/CS/13-001-S Loading IFB WCDSS_CS_13_001_S.docx 259.16 KB February 14 2020 WCDSS-IFB Attachment B to E Standard Contract Forms.docx 87.27 KB February 14 2020 WCDSS IFB-Attachment A-- Bid Form.docx 19.07 KB February 14 2020
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The Maryland Department of Human Services is seeking bids for unarmed guard services through IFB 259, with bids due by March 1, 2013, at 4:00 PM EST. Key documents, including the bid form and standard contract forms, are provided in attachments for review. This opportunity emphasizes the importance of compliance with all specified contract requirements and upholding security standards.
The buyer is looking to secure unarmed guard services to enhance security operations within the Maryland Department of Human Services facilities.
- Review bid requirements in IFB WCDSS_CS_13_001_S
- Prepare unarmed guard service proposals
- Complete required bid forms and standard contract documentation
- Submit bid by the specified deadline
- Fully completed bid form
- Attachments A to E as specified
- Compliance with deadlines and submission guidelines
Source coverage notes
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- Details on the scope of work for unarmed guard services
- Specific performance metrics required by the buyer
- List of locations requiring services
- Clarification on contract duration and renewal options
- Any previous vendor performance issues
- Information on the review criteria for bids
- Budget constraints or funding limits
- Expectations regarding training or certification for guards
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