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45. Question:    When we competitively bid a move over $5,000, are the vendors required to use the Uniform Price Schedule  (UPS) rates and are they required to inform Traffic Management if they do not use those rates?

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45. Question:    When we competitively bid a move over $5,000, are the vendors required to use the Uniform Price Schedule  (UPS) rates and are they required to inform Traffic Management if they do not use those rates?

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No, Traffic Management does not need to be informed because UPS hourly rates do not apply to lump sum bids over $5,000. Work permitted under the UPS that exceeds $5,000 must be competitively bid. The vendors set their competitive prices to complete the entire job and to satisfy all conditions of the solicitation. A contract is then awarded to the lowest responsible lump-sum bidder meeting all solicitation requirements from among the submitted bids.

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