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This document serves as an amendment to extend the performance period of contract GS-00P-14-BSD-1137 by 4 months, ending on April 10, 2025, while all other terms and conditions remain unchanged.

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How to fill out amendment of solicitationmodification of

1. Begin by reviewing the original solicitation documents to understand the context of the amendment.
2. Clearly indicate that it is an amendment to the solicitation or modification.
3. Provide a unique amendment number or date for tracking purposes.
4. Outline the specific changes being made to the original solicitation.
5. Reference relevant sections or paragraphs that are being amended.
6. Ensure that the language is clear and concise to avoid misunderstandings.
7. Include a section for signatures or acknowledgments, if required.
8. Distribute the amendment to all relevant stakeholders and ensure it is publicly accessible.

Who needs amendment of solicitationmodification of?

1. Contracting agencies that wish to modify existing solicitations.
2. Bidders or contractors who need clarity on changes to procurement documents.
3. Organizations involved in competitive bidding processes.
4. Any party that is responding to or interested in the original solicitation.

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What is amendment of solicitation/modification of?

An amendment of solicitation/modification of refers to a formal change or update to an existing solicitation or request for proposals that alters the original terms, conditions, or specifications.

Who is required to file amendment of solicitation/modification of?

The contracting officer or authorized representative is required to file an amendment of solicitation/modification of, typically on behalf of the government or the entity issuing the solicitation.

How to fill out amendment of solicitation/modification of?

To fill out an amendment of solicitation/modification of, one must provide the solicitation number, identify the specific amendments being made, include a detailed description of changes, and specify the new terms or conditions along with the date of amendment.

What is the purpose of amendment of solicitation/modification of?

The purpose of an amendment of solicitation/modification of is to clarify, revise, or update the original solicitation to address any changes needed due to technical, administrative, or legal reasons before award.

What information must be reported on amendment of solicitation/modification of?

The information that must be reported includes the solicitation number, the date of the amendment, a summary of changes being made, and any new deadlines or requirements that proposals must adhere to.