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Reference is an ( ) factor in an IFB and it plays a vital role in any bid ( ).It is necessary for the purchaser to know whether the bidder is capable, honest or ( ) to fulfill the contract. Certainly, the bidder's information about his/her past performance will give the purchaser help to make the final decision. Nevertheless, it is difficult for the purchaser to get an accurate picture of a bidder's past performance through the references. Because the references submitted by bidders may cross out previous contracts with ( ) records.
In order to avoid such a problem, the purchaser can ( ) bidder hand in a complete list of contracts he/she has performed, which are similar in size and scope to the purchaser's contract. Information such as phone number, address, contact names and the like can be included. The purchaser can limit this list to contracts performed in the past year or in whatever time period which makes sense for his/her contract. By requiring a complete list instead of self-selected good references provided by the bidder, the purchaser will know his/her past performance in a ( ) way. The purchaser can either contact all names on the list or choose one or two if the list is too loog. The purchaser must make sure that all bidders are treated equally and check the same number of references provided by thebidders. A  ( ) should be also included in apurchaser's IFB to ( ) that poor references may be a key to a decision that a bidder is not responsible.When checking the references, the purchaser should ask the same objective questions about all bidders, such as "Have the bidder performed the contract ( )?","Did the bidder perform in time?","Was the bidder ( ) by the contract person?" This check will give the purchaser useful information and it is of the most importance to him/her. For instance, if one of the purchaser's primary concerns durability of theequipment after the three contract years, he/she can ask for references from all bidders whose possession of the same equipment has lasted more than three years, and then, ask questions of these references about any service problem after the initial three years of the contract.
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