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DATED : 14TH NOVEMBER 2014 CORRIGENDUM FOR RFP on Collection & Compilation of data on CST based systems through remote monitoring using SIM based data loggers in the field as regards to their performance

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1. Start by reviewing the original document or agreement that needs correction. Identify the specific section or information that requires amendment.
2. Gather all relevant supporting documents, such as official correspondence or evidence that justifies the need for correction.
3. Use a pen or type the corrigendum on a separate sheet of paper. Include the heading "Corrigendum" at the top of the document to clearly indicate its purpose.
4. State the title or name of the original document, followed by a concise description or summary of the correction required.
5. Present the necessary changes or modifications clearly and accurately. It's essential to provide the correct information or rectify any errors from the original document.
6. If possible, include the specific section, paragraph, or page number of the original document that needs correction to ensure clarity.
7. Sign and date the corrigendum to validate its authenticity and indicate when the corrections were made.
8. Send the completed corrigendum to the relevant parties involved in the original document, such as the person or organization responsible for its issuance or any other relevant stakeholders.
9. Keep a copy of the corrigendum for your records, as well as any acknowledgement or receipt of the corrected document.

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1. Individuals who have identified errors or missing information in a previously published document, such as a legal contract, academic paper, or official report, may need to file a corrigendum.
2. Organizations or businesses that have issued a document with inaccurate information, typographical errors, or omissions may require a corrigendum to rectify the mistakes promptly.
3. Government agencies, regulatory bodies, or legal entities that have discovered errors in legislative or contractual documents might need to issue a corrigendum to ensure accurate representation and implementation of the law or agreement.

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What is corrigendum for?

Corrigendum is for correcting errors or omissions in a document.

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The corrected information and details of the errors that need to be rectified must be reported on corrigendum.