In order for a proposal to be responsive and for an Offeror to be deemed responsible, a proposal must certify that the Offeror: 1. Possesses a license as a certified general real estate appraiser as defined by Section 54.1- 2009 et seq. of the Code of Virginia;
2. Has been approved by the Virginia Department of Taxation to perform appraisals of the type defined in the “Purpose and Scope of Work,” herein; and
3. Has a working familiarity with the computer systems software and data transfer protocols used by the Cumberland County Commissioner of the Revenue.
During the term of the Contract, the Offeror shall maintain the licenses and approvals referred to above, and its failure to do so shall be grounds for Cumberland County to terminate this Contract in ten days’ written notice to Contractor unless within that period the Contractor has re-established said certifications. Offeror will provide documentary evidence of said certifications upon request of Cumberland County. Offeror will notify Cumberland County in writing within three days of Offeror’s receipt of notice of the revocation or suspension, or proposed revocation or suspension, of said certifications.