When getting a splitter, it is important to know what to get. Knowing what kind of splitter to get and when to get it will help the buyer purchase the right splitter. The following tips will help when choosing a splitter: Do not use splitters to combine cables. Combiners ruin the digital signal and make it hard for the modem and the digital boxes to communicate with each other. For cable Internet splitters, look for a splitter rated for at least 1GHz, but 900 MHz also will work well. 1GHz means the splitter can pass signals all the way up to 1GHz
What is a 'Bid'. A bid is an offer made by an investor, a trader or a dealer to buy a security, commodity or currency. It stipulates both the price the potential buyer is willing to pay and the quantity to be purchased at that price.
A bid proposal is an explanation of the services or products offered at an estimated cost to a company. When the bid proposal is unsolicited, there is no contractual agreement between the bid recipient and its author. If the proposal is submitted in response to a request for proposal (RFP), it can be accepted as a bid later in the contracting process. The bid proposal is often submitted with the use of a bid form. This can be handwritten or printed from software used for professional bidding. Generally, the form is completed in duplicate, with the one copy being kept on file by the bidder and the other sent to the business requesting the bid.