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DENVER PUBLIC SCHOOLS Construction Services/Strategic Sourcing 1617 S. Coma St. Denver, Colorado 80223 INTENT TO AWARD TO: Mark Young Construction DATE: September 24, 2014, Project Manager: Tim Hildebrand

How to fill out intent to award

How to fill out intent to award:

1. Gather all necessary information: Before filling out the intent to award form, you'll need to collect all the required information. This may include the name and contact details of the award recipient, the details of the services or products being awarded, any relevant contract or project numbers, and any specific terms or conditions.
2. Review the form: Take the time to go through the intent to award form carefully. Understand the purpose of each section and the information it requires.
3. Fill out the recipient's information: Start by providing all the necessary details of the award recipient. This typically includes the recipient's name, address, and contact information. Make sure to double-check the accuracy of this information before proceeding.
4. Specify the award details: Next, enter all the pertinent details about the award. This may include the project or contract name, the scope of work being awarded, the agreed-upon budget or financial terms, and any important deadlines.
5. Include any additional terms or conditions: If there are any specific terms or conditions that need to be outlined in the intent to award, make sure to include them in the appropriate section. This may include payment terms, delivery requirements, or any other important factors that need to be conveyed to the recipient.
6. Review and double-check: Before finalizing the intent to award, take the time to review all the information you've entered. Make sure it is accurate, complete, and free of any errors. Double-check contact details and any figures or dates to avoid any potential misunderstandings.

Who needs intent to award?

1. Organizations or businesses: Any organization or business that wishes to communicate their intent to award a contract or project can use an intent to award form. This may include government agencies, private companies, non-profit organizations, or educational institutions.
2. Contracting parties: Both the party awarding the contract and the party receiving the award can benefit from using an intent to award form. This formalizes the decision and helps avoid any misunderstandings or disputes.
3. Procurement or purchasing departments: Within larger organizations, procurement or purchasing departments are often responsible for issuing intent to award forms. These departments ensure that the award process follows the necessary procedures and guidelines.

Note: It's important to consult any specific regulations or guidelines that may apply to your industry or jurisdiction when filling out an intent to award form.

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What is intent to award?

Intent to award is a notice given by a procurement agency indicating its intention to award a contract to a particular bidder or offeror.

Who is required to file intent to award?

The procurement agency is required to file intent to award.

How to fill out intent to award?

Intent to award is typically filled out by the procurement agency and sent to the successful bidder or offeror.

What is the purpose of intent to award?

The purpose of intent to award is to notify the successful bidder or offeror of the procurement agency's intention to award them the contract.

What information must be reported on intent to award?

The intent to award must include details such as the name of the successful bidder or offeror, the contract amount, and the terms and conditions of the contract.

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