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Document
ART - E-Learning at a Bargain Price 2012
Year Created: 2012
DOCUMENT
ITB - Tough Book Laptop 2009
- YEAR CREATED: 2009
- ENTITY TYPE: K-12
- TYPE OF DOCUMENT: BID - ITB, IFB, ITT, RFB
- Education and Training
- Technology
This document is a bid/proposal invitation from the Wylie Independent School District. It includes various clauses and specifications related to the procurement process.
Some key points mentioned in the document are:
- The vendor is required to provide samples of the items being bid on for inspection and comparison to ensure quality and workmanship.
- If special tooling or test equipment is required for fulfilling the order, it becomes the property of the District.
- The District reserves the right to purchase additional quantities at the same unit price unless specified otherwise.
- The District may modify conditions and specifications in mutual agreement with the selected supplier.
- Vendors are responsible for thoroughly examining the bid/proposal documents and project sites before submitting their bids.
- Warranty conditions for supplies and equipment should meet the manufacturer's minimum standard warranty or a minimum of 90 days guarantee.
- The District expects the vendor's bid/proposal price to be no higher than their current prices for similar products and quantities.
- Vendors should not employ or retain any person or agency for soliciting the contract on a commission or contingent fee basis.
- Vendors should not limit or exclude any implied warranties, and the goods furnished should conform to the specifications and sample provided.
- The product sold to the District should conform to the standards set by the U.S. Department of Labor under the Occupational Safety and Health Act.
- The document also mentions the requirements for sole source, patented, or copyright protected items, and the vendor's responsibility to indemnify the District in case of infringement.
In addition, the document includes a clause regarding the vendor's responsibility to indemnify the District against any claims of patent, copyright, trademark, or application infringement. This means that if the vendor's products or services infringe upon any intellectual property rights, the vendor will be held liable and responsible for any legal consequences or damages.
Overall, the document outlines the terms and conditions for vendors to participate in the bidding process and highlights the District's expectations regarding quality, compliance, pricing, and the vendor's responsibility to indemnify against intellectual property infringement.