Supplemental bid document
Additional documents submitted with a bid.
A supplemental bid document provides additional information or clarifications to the original bid package. It ensures that all bidders have the most current and complete information necessary for preparing accurate and competitive bids.
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Review the supplemental bid document for additional project specifications and clarifications.
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