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RFP - Family Reentry Program 2009

  • YEAR CREATED: 2009
  • ENTITY TYPE: State
  • TYPE OF DOCUMENT: RFP - Request for Proposals
The document is an RFP (Request for Proposal) for a project. It is divided into several parts and includes various attachments. The executive summary provides an overview of the RFP. Part Two outlines the structure of the RFP, while Part Three provides general instructions for potential offerors on how to obtain more information and respond to the RFP. Part Four explains the evaluation process for the proposals, and Part Five discusses the award of the contract. The document includes several attachments, such as Attachment One which contains the work requirements and special provisions. Attachment Two outlines the requirements for proposals, and Attachment Three includes general terms and conditions. Attachment Four is the contract itself, and Attachment Five includes an offeror profile summary. Attachment Six includes offeror references, and Attachment Seven includes the offeror's candidate summary. Attachment Eight is the offeror performance form, and Attachment Nine includes cost summary forms. Attachment Ten includes references, Attachment Eleven includes supplemental material and logic model resources, Attachment Twelve is a sample memorandum of understanding form, and Attachment Thirteen is a sample logic model form. Part Three of the document provides instructions on how to obtain more information about the RFP and how to respond to it. It includes contact information for the State representative and instructions for making inquiries. Offerors are required to use the State Procurement website to submit inquiries and can view inquiries and responses on the website as well. The document also provides information on protests, stating that any potential or actual vendor who objects to the award of the contract can file a protest. The protest must be in writing and include specific information as outlined in the document. Additionally, the document mentions that completed proposals must be filed at the following location: Department of Administrative Services Office of Procurement Services 4200 Surface Road Columbus Overall, the document provides detailed instructions and information for potential offerors on how to participate in the RFP process, submit their proposals, and where to file them.
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