Hi Everyone,Ok, this is a general question, and none of you may have dealt withthis type of thing, but I thought that I would ask...As you may know, I also do A/V systems as part of my business.Actually, most of our profits come from that side of things. Now, I amrunning into a situation that I am not quite sure what to do with.The city where I live has just posted an RFQ for a new sound system.This is replacing the one I put in a few years ago. They tore out theold one when they renovated this summer. The problem is that the RFQbasically is twenty pages of legalese and boilerplate on who and howto prepare the bid, but the actual "This is what we want you to do."part is only a list of equipment. No connection diagrams, noequipment locations, no performance specifications at all! What I amtrying to figure out is, is this thing even legal? Have any of youdealt with a contract that doesn't specify what needs to be doneadequately?Thanks!Charlie

Is there a pre-bid conference?tm

"Nial Stewart" wrote in message news:You really don't understand government. They never make a mistake.tm

You're right. I sit corrected.tm

competitive bid procedures?

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tm 15 years ago

"Nial Stewart" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@mid.individual.net...

You really don't understand government. They never make a mistake.

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Michael A. Terrell 15 years ago

That's just so wrong! They never ADMIT to making a mistake. :(

It's easy to think outside the box, when you have a cutting torch.

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tm 15 years ago

You're right. I sit corrected.

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Michael A. Terrell 14 years ago

Glad we got that cleared up! :)

It's easy to think outside the box, when you have a cutting torch.

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