The deadline to submit a Part 1 Proposal for the Fall 2021 AIC Capacity procurement event was the Part 1 Date of August 17, 2021 by 12 PM (noon) Central Prevailing Times. No late Part 1 Proposals will be accepted under any circumstances.
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BEC-16: Does a Bidder that submitted the Part 1 Proposal in the Spring 2021 Block Energy and Capacity RFP (“BEC RFP”) have to submit a Part 1 Proposal in order to qualify to participate in the Fall 2021 BEC RFP?
All Bidders must submit a Part 1 Proposal in order to qualify to participate in the Fall 2021 BEC RFP.
BEC-28: If an Insert is digitally signed, is the signature still required to be notarized?
Bidders may complete Inserts by digitally signing the Insert and providing along with the Insert an additional document or information that verifies the identity of the signatory. For Inserts that require the signature to be notarized, notarization is not required if the Insert is digitally signed. The signature line for the Notary Public may be … Continue reading If an Insert is digitally signed, is the signature still required to be notarized?
BEC-27: Is a Bidder that is participating in multiple procurement events in 2020 required to pay the Bid Participation Fee in each event?
A Bidder is required to pay the Bid Participation Fee once for all 2020 Procurement Events.
BEC-21: Is cash an acceptable alternative to the Pre-Bid Letter of Credit under the Block Energy and Capacity RFP?
Bid assurance collateral must be provided in the form of a letter of credit. The Bidder must either use the Standard Pre-Bid Letter of Credit provided as an Appendix to the RFP Rules, or the Bidder must submit a Pre-Bid Letter of Credit that incorporates only those modifications to the Standard Pre-Bid Letter of Credit … Continue reading Is cash an acceptable alternative to the Pre-Bid Letter of Credit under the Block Energy and Capacity RFP?
BEC-20: I note that the Standard Forms of the Pre-Bid Letters of Credit have changed and that the final Standard Forms have been posted. We have comments from our bank at this time. Can we submit them ahead of the Part 1 Window?
A Bidder may provide comments on or propose modifications to the Standard Pre-Bid Letter of Credit for a procurement event that are non-material in nature, or that clarify the intent of the Standard Pre-Bid Letter of Credit, or that are advantageous to both the Company and the Bidder. Comments are solicited during the Part 1 … Continue reading I note that the Standard Forms of the Pre-Bid Letters of Credit have changed and that the final Standard Forms have been posted. We have comments from our bank at this time. Can we submit them ahead of the Part 1 Window?
BEC-19: Will Bidders have the opportunity to comment on the supplier contracts or the letters of credit for the procurement events under the Fall 2020 Block Energy and Capacity RFP? If yes, when is the deadline?
A Bidder may, in its Part 1 Proposal, provide comments on or propose modifications to the Standard Pre-Bid Letter of Credit for a Company. A Bidder provides such comments by submitting a redline in Microsoft Word by email or by upload to the application website by the Part 1 Date, Thursday, August 20, 2020. The … Continue reading Will Bidders have the opportunity to comment on the supplier contracts or the letters of credit for the procurement events under the Fall 2020 Block Energy and Capacity RFP? If yes, when is the deadline?
BEC-9: Can we use a personal check through e-pay to pay the bid participation fee?
A personal check through the e-pay system is acceptable. Please provide the Procurement Administrator the name of the person who submitted the payment so that the payment is credited to the appropriate entity submitting a Part 1 Proposal.
BEC-8: Is a signature on an Insert that is computer-generated by DocuSign acceptable?
An Insert with a computer-generated signature from DocuSign is acceptable as long as the certificate of completion produced by DocuSign to verify the identity of the signatory is also provided.
BEC-7: Can the Procurement Administrator provide guidance regarding the additional document or information that must be provided alongside a digitally signed Insert for the purpose of verifying the identity of the signatory?
When an Insert requires a signature, it must be completed either by: (i) printing, signing, and scanning the Insert; or by: (ii) digitally signing the Insert and providing along with the Insert an additional document or information that verifies the identity of the signatory. In some cases, it will be required that the signature of … Continue reading Can the Procurement Administrator provide guidance regarding the additional document or information that must be provided alongside a digitally signed Insert for the purpose of verifying the identity of the signatory?