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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINADEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONDIVISION 14DISTRICT 1INGCONTRACT PROPOSAL DN00057 B5180 N/A 47015.3.1 BRIDGE # 205 OVER MUD CREEK ON SR 1764 (OLD SPARTANBURG HWY) HENDERSON UTILITY

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1. To fill out a not for bidding, follow these steps:
2. Start by entering the relevant details at the top of the form, such as the project name, date, and company information.
3. Clearly state the purpose of the not for bidding document, including any specific requirements or criteria that should be met.
4. Provide a detailed description of the project or work to be done, including any specifications, materials, or timelines.
5. Include any relevant drawings, plans, or blueprints that will help convey the scope of the project.
6. Specify any important terms, conditions, or standards that contractors should be aware of.
7. Outline the submission process and deadline for interested parties to submit their proposals.
8. Clearly state any evaluation criteria or selection process that will be used to choose the contractor.
9. Include contact information for any inquiries or clarifications regarding the not for bidding document.
10. Review the completed form for accuracy and completeness before distributing it to potential contractors.
11. Finally, distribute the not for bidding document to relevant contractors, either electronically or through a physical copy.

Who needs not for bidding?

1. Not for bidding documents are typically needed by organizations or individuals who have a specific project or work requirement but do not want to go through a formal bidding process.
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6. - Individuals or homeowners who require a contractor for a specific home improvement or renovation project.
7. - Educational institutions or universities looking to engage with contractors for construction or renovation projects on campus.

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What is not for bidding?

Items or projects that are not open for competitive offers or proposals are considered 'not for bidding'. This usually includes specific government contracts, services, or projects that are directly granted or exempt from bidding processes.

Who is required to file not for bidding?

Typically, organizations or agencies involved in procurement or contracting for services that fall outside usual bidding practices are required to file 'not for bidding'. This can include public agencies, governmental organizations, and sometimes private entities in certain jurisdictions.

How to fill out not for bidding?

To fill out a 'not for bidding' form, you typically need to provide details such as the project or service description, rationale for not going through a bidding process, the estimated cost, and any relevant legal or procedural references that justify this exemption.

What is the purpose of not for bidding?

The purpose of filing a 'not for bidding' is to formally document exceptions to the standard bidding process, ensuring transparency and compliance with regulatory requirements, while also providing a clear rationale for why competitive bidding is not applicable in a specific case.

What information must be reported on not for bidding?

The information that must be reported typically includes the unique identification of the project or service, a description of the work, the estimated costs, the justification for the exemption from bidding, and any applicable laws or policies that support the decision.