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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling in the 'LOT #' field with the specific lot number you are bidding on. This helps identify the item clearly.
  3. In the 'ITEM DESCRIPTION' section, provide a brief yet detailed description of the item. Be concise but informative to ensure clarity.
  4. Next, enter the 'QUANTITY' of items you wish to bid on. If there are multiple units available, specify how many you want.
  5. Indicate the 'CONDITION' of the item as per your assessment (e.g., Acceptable, Good, Fair). This is crucial for transparency.
  6. Finally, set your 'MINIMUM BID' amount. Ensure this reflects your willingness to pay while adhering to auction guidelines.

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Minimum bid quantity is the minimum number of items for which suppliers must submit a bid. Quantities below this number are not accepted by the system. Maximum bid quantity is the maximum number of items for which suppliers can submit a bid. Quantities above this number are not accepted by the system.
There are two types of bidding in procurement: open or competitive bidding, and closed (sealed) or noncompetitive bidding. Competitive bidding takes place usually through the RFx process, which is detailed below. In contrast, some companies will also use noncompetitive bidding.
Minimum Bid: This is the minimum acceptable price set by the seller. Its the lowest price they will agree to sell for, regardless of what the starting bid might be. In some auctions, the starting bid and minimum bid are the same.
Lot: The term used to describe an individual item or group of items that are being offered at auction for sale as a single unit. Lot Number: The specific number assigned to a lot in an auction.
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