A bidders meeting may be held to
A) clarify the RFP and answer any questions from potential bidders.
B) provide additional information only to those that attend the meeting.
C) provide an unfair advantage to those at the meeting.
D) solicit feedback on the clarity of the RFP to change the project requirements.

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A bidders meeting is typically held to clarify any questions that potential bidders may have about the RFP. It is an opportunity for the procuring agency to provide additional information about the RFP and the project, and to ensure that all bidders have a clear understanding of the requirements. It is not intended to provide an unfair advantage to those in attendance or to solicit feedback on changing the project requirements.

A Bidders Meeting May Be Held to