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- Where can I find ACC's standard insurance requirements?
- How do I get on bidder's list?
- What is meant by conflicts of interest?
- Where are the current solicitation opportunities advertised?
- Can I attend the opening of bids and submittals received?
- How do I find out about the Small Business Development Program?
- Where can I find ACC's standard insurance requirements?
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- How do I choose a commodity code for my online supplier profile?
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- Do state-certified HUBs or Small Businesses qualify for the SLBE program?
- How long is the SLBE certification valid?
- How can SLBEs be proactive in seeking business opportunities with ACC?
- How do I find out about procurement opportunities?
- Do I have to be a registered supplier before I can submit a bid?
- How are solicitations scored?
- What are ACC's payment terms?
- How do I get my supplier invoice paid?
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- Where can I find my payslips?
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- How do I enter or correct my time in Workday?
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- How do I get paid if I forgot to enter or submit my time by the deadline?
- How do employees get paid for holidays?
- How to I update my direct deposit information?
- How do I change my W-4 tax withholding elections?
- How do I appoint someone else to approve employee timesheets when I have planned leave?
- Where can I find more information on my Period Activity Pay?
- Is every field mandatory when completing a task or generating a report in Workday?
- How can I see the status of a supplier's payment?
- Where can I find my assets (inventory)?
- Where do my items and equipment ship to?
- How do I return an item?
- How do I move equipment?
- Who applies the asset tag when equipment is received?
- What criteria determine whether an item should be asset tagged?
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How are solicitations scored?
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Criteria used to evaluate solicitation responses are outlined in the advertised solicitation. All SBDP requirements associated with a solicitation, including submission of the completed forms, are considered deliverables and failure to submit them by the deadline or to knowingly misrepresent facts could be deemed non-responsive or non-compliant. Any firm found to knowingly misrepresent facts or be non-compliant will be disqualified from consideration.
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