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This document certifies that the bid prices have been independently arrived at without collusion or communication with other bidders, as required by New York State General Municipal Law.

How to fill out non-collusive certification

How to fill out non-collusive certification:

1. Obtain the necessary form from the appropriate government agency or organization.
2. Read the instructions carefully to understand the requirements and purpose of the certification.
3. Fill in your personal information, such as your name, contact details, and business information (if applicable).
4. Provide any supporting documentation or evidence that may be required to validate the certification.
5. Sign and date the certification, ensuring that you are declaring the information provided to be true and accurate to the best of your knowledge.
6. Submit the completed non-collusive certification form according to the specified guidelines or deadlines.

Who needs non-collusive certification:

1. Government contractors: In many countries, government agencies require contractors bidding on public projects to submit a non-collusive certification. This ensures that the contractor did not engage in any illegal or unethical practices to gain an unfair advantage in the bidding process.
2. Suppliers or vendors: Certain organizations or businesses may require their suppliers or vendors to provide a non-collusive certification. This helps to ensure the integrity of the procurement process and prevents collusion or conspiracy among potential suppliers.
3. Grant applicants: Non-profit organizations or individuals applying for grants may need to fill out a non-collusive certification. This is to demonstrate that they have not collaborated with other applicants to manipulate the selection process or unfairly obtain grant funding.

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What is non-collusive certification?

Non-collusive certification is a legal document that indicates that the bidder or contractor has not engaged or colluded with other bidders in order to manipulate the bidding process or obtain an unfair advantage.

Who is required to file non-collusive certification?

All bidders or contractors participating in a competitive bidding process are required to file a non-collusive certification.

How to fill out non-collusive certification?

To fill out a non-collusive certification, the bidder or contractor needs to provide their name, contact information, signature, and confirm that they have not engaged in any collusive activities during the bidding process.

What is the purpose of non-collusive certification?

The purpose of a non-collusive certification is to ensure transparency and fair competition in the bidding process, preventing bid-rigging or collusion among bidders.

What information must be reported on non-collusive certification?

The non-collusive certification typically requires the bidder or contractor to report their name, business information, project details, and a statement confirming that they have not engaged in collusive activities during the bidding process.