00011290_ITA.docx

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S-73000-00011290
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Marion County, Oregon

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This document is a Notice of Intent to Award from the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) for RFQ 00011290. ODOT has selected Public Knowledge as the top-ranked firm for negotiations of a Work Order Contract (WOC) off of the DAS iQMS Price Agreement to provide Personal Services as specified in the RFQ. The notice outlines the timeline and process for completing the statement of work, submitting the breakdown of costs, negotiating the contract, obtaining legal sufficiency, and issuing the Notice to Proceed. ODOT encourages the selected consultant to use ACH direct deposit for payments to expedite transfer of funds.

The notice states that if the negotiation schedule cannot be met, additional time may be mutually agreed upon. If agreement on costs, tasks, or other WOC requirements cannot be reached, ODOT may terminate the negotiations and begin negotiations with the next highest-ranked firm. The notice also includes attachments for the consultant to provide additional information, such as billing rate information, breakdown of costs, certificates of insurance, and ACH direct deposit authorization.

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OREGON DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Notice of Intent to Award

DATE: 10/14/2024

TO: RFQ 00011290 Proposers SUBJECT: Intent to Award Public Knowledge is the top ranked firm selected for negotiations of a Work Order Contract (WOC) off of the DAS iQMS Price Agreement to provide Personal Services as specified in the above referenced RFQ. The scores and rankings of all Proposers are shown in the score matrix accompanying this notice.

Tony Sutton will be the ODOT Project Manager (PM) for this Project. ODOT’s PM will initiate contact with Consultant and will be the primary contact for negotiation of the statement of work (SOW), schedule of performance and costs under the WOC. Following discussion and agreement on the SOW, a Breakdown of Costs (BOC) must be completed (using the BOC, BOC-CPFF or BOC-NBR as applicable) and submitted to ODOT’s PM. To set expectations for the contracting phase, listed below is a schedule for completing the SOW, preparing a BOC, completing negotiations, and securing approvals for both the Consultant and ODOT to follow:

Activity
Responsible Party
Business Days
Negotiations
Establish work session to discuss the SOW with Consultant
ODOT PM
Within 5-10 days of this notice (days depend on size and complexity of the project)
Respond to work session with comments/edits to SOW
Consultant
Within 5 days of work session
Respond to SOW comments/edits
ODOT PM / OPO
Within 3 days of receipt of Consultant comments/edits
Submission of BOC / Billing Rates
Consultant
Within 5-10 days of final ODOT scope (days depend on size and complexity of the project)

Respond to BOC, billing rates, negotiate, and

Submit for legal sufficiency

ODOT PM / OPO

OPO

Within 5-10 days of Consultant submission of the BOC (days depend on the size and complexity of the project)

Legal Sufficiency
OPO, ODOT PM, and DOJ
Within 15 days of submission by OPO to DOJ
Signature routing and execution
OPO, Consultant, and ODOT Expenditure Authority (if required)
Within 6-8 days from initial routing
Issue Notice to Proceed (NTP)
ODOT PM
1 day after execution

Negotiations are anticipated to be completed (ready to submit to for legal sufficiency) within the schedule set forth in this notice.

If the schedule for negotiations cannot be met and the Consultant and ODOT are negotiating in good faith, additional time may be mutually agreed upon.

If agreement on costs, tasks, or other WOC requirements cannot be reached within this time frame, ODOT may terminate the negotiations and begin negotiations with the next highest ranked firm as provided in the solicitation and governing Oregon Administrative Rules (OARs).

Note that no work is authorized until the WOC is executed and Consultant has received a written NTP from the ODOT PM.

ODOT would like to thank each Proposer for your time and efforts in preparing a response to this solicitation.

Sincerely, David Brudnok ODOT Procurement Office | Contract Coordinator | OPBC ODOT Procurement Office, MS#2-2 355 Capitol ST NE, Salem OR 97302-1166 Phone: 503-871-7881|david.brudnok@odot.state.or.us

OPO Purpose: “OPO provides Procurement solutions with integrity by fostering collaborative experiences that advance the transportation system.”

OPO Vision: “We are a trusted partner dedicated to consistently optimizing procurement expertise and resources with a proactive, results-oriented approach.”

Attachment 1 – Award Submittal Requirements Please email to me, the Contract Coordinator, the following items if not already submitted

· Billing Rate Information (if applicable)

· Breakdown of Costs

· Certificates of Insurance

· COI Disclosure

Direct Deposit via Automated Clearing House (ACH). For Consultants that receive ongoing monthly payments from Agency on one or more contracts or work orders, Agency prefers making Consultant payments via ACH direct deposit. While not required, if Consultant has not previously authorized ACH direct deposit and would prefer ACH to expedite transfer of payments after invoices are approved, Consultant must complete a Vendor ACH Authorization form and submit to Agency per the instructions on the form. To expedite Consultant’s payments to its subcontractors, if applicable, Consultant should make reasonable efforts to offer ACH direct deposit payments.

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