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COUNTY OF ERIE DIVISION OF PURCHASE INVITATION TO BID Bids, as stated below, will be received and publicly opened by the Division of Purchase in accordance with the attached specifications. EMAIL

How to fill out email or fax bids

How to fill out email or fax bids

1. Begin by gathering all the necessary documents and information for the bid. This may include specifications, price lists, terms and conditions, and any other relevant details.
2. Format your bid in a professional manner. Use a clear and concise language, and include all the required information such as your company details, contact information, and any specific instructions provided by the recipient.
3. Clearly indicate the subject of the bid in the email or fax. This will help the recipient to easily identify and process your bid.
4. Attach or enclose all the necessary documents in the email or fax. Ensure that the attachments are properly labeled and organized for ease of reference.
5. Double-check and proofread your bid before sending. Make sure all the information is accurate, and there are no spelling or grammatical errors.
6. Send the email or fax bid to the specified recipient within the given deadline. Ideally, send it well in advance to allow for any potential delays or technical issues.

Who needs email or fax bids?

1. Email or fax bids are commonly needed in various business and procurement processes. Organizations, companies, or government agencies that issue requests for proposals (RFPs) or invitations to bid often require bids to be submitted via email or fax.
2. Additionally, for certain industries or sectors where physical documentation is still preferred or required, such as construction, engineering, or legal services, email or fax bids may be necessary.
3. Individuals or companies responding to tenders, auctions, or competitive bidding processes may also need to submit email or fax bids.

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What is email or fax bids?

Email or fax bids are proposals submitted via electronic mail or fax machine for procurement or contracting purposes, allowing participants to expedite the bidding process.

Who is required to file email or fax bids?

Contractors and vendors participating in bid opportunities specifically allowing email or fax submissions are required to file their bids in this manner.

How to fill out email or fax bids?

To fill out email or fax bids, bidders should complete the required bid forms, ensuring all information is accurate and complete, and then send the completed forms via email or fax to the designated contact.

What is the purpose of email or fax bids?

The purpose of email or fax bids is to streamline the bidding process, improve communication efficiency, and reduce the time it takes for bidders to submit their proposals.

What information must be reported on email or fax bids?

Email or fax bids must typically include the bidder's contact information, bid price, detailed specifications, and any required signatures or certifications as specified in the bid documents.