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Pre-qualification is a process involving passing or meeting initial criteria or requirements before getting other opportunities opened up to such a person or organisation.
This assessment helps project owners and general contractors ensure subcontractors have the necessary skills, experience, and resources to complete the work safely and efficiently. Prequalification typically includes a review of the contractors safety record, insurance coverage, references, and financial statements.
The maximum bidding capacity attainable with a compiled balance sheet is $6 million. In reviewing experience for this purpose, only the experience of the principals of the business will be considered. This number of projects should be furnished on page 10 of the questionnaire.
Prequalification is a process by which organizations can evaluate potential suppliers to ensure that the proposed product or service meets their specific needs. This can help to reduce the risk of doing business with an unsuitable supplier, and can also save time and money.
A pre-qualification questionnaire (or PQQ) is a pre-tender document, and broadly a PQQ is a list of questions for a potential supplier whose core aim is to assess compliance, suitability and ability to deliver the works tendered for.

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Contractor pre-qualification involves reviewing the contractors history, experience, qualifications and references. It also involves checking their health and safety information, insurance documentation, quality and safety accreditations and policies.
Prequalification is an information-gathering process that determines a contractors capability, capacity, resources and performance. The process usually takes place at the beginning of the procurement process, when we have the greatest ability to influence safety holistically.
Companies interested in doing business with the state are encouraged to become HUB certified. This may be accomplished by completing a HUB application and submitting it to the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts. TXDOTs product evaluation program focuses on products used on the highway rights of way.

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