3-Attachment 3-Evaluation Scoring Matrix.docx

DOCX document 31 KB Posted

Attached to
Ft. Worth 1st Floor Restroom Renovation
Solicitation number
3202500095
Issued by
Tarrant County, Texas

About this file

This is an Evaluation Scoring Matrix for the City of Fort Worth's 1st Floor Restroom Renovation project in Texas. The evaluation criteria establish a 100-point scoring system to assess contractor proposals for ADA code compliance renovations to the facility's first-floor restrooms. The matrix allocates points across multiple evaluation categories: Cost (40 points), Pre-Proposal Conference Attendance (15 points), Respondent's Past Project Performance (30 points with a maximum of 10 points per project), Project Milestone Schedule (10 points), and Safety Plan (5 points).

In addition to the point-based criteria, the evaluation includes several pass/fail requirements that contractors must satisfy: submission of a completed Financial Questionnaire, execution of a HUB Subcontracting Plan, proper execution of the response, written narrative of qualifications, and a letter of bonding capacity. These mandatory pass/fail components ensure that only qualified contractors meeting baseline requirements advance in the selection process, with the 100-point scoring system determining the ranking among compliant bidders.

View the file

Other files

Show all 20

On GovTribe

Work with this file

  • Download the original file
  • Contacts named in this file
  • Similar government files
  • Ask GovTribe AI about this file

Text version

Attachment 3-Evaluation Scoring Matrix

Criteria
Points
Description
A. Cost
40 pts
B. Pre-Proposal Conference Attendance
15 pts
C. Respondent’s Past Project Performance (each project is worth 10 points max.)
30 pts
D. Project Milestone Schedule
10 pts
E. Safety Plan
5 pts
F. Financial Questionnaire
Pass/Fail
G. Completed HUB Subcontracting Plan
Pass/Fail
H Execution of Response
Pass/Fail
I. Written Narrative of Qualifications
Pass/Fail
J. Letter of Bonding Capacity
Pass/Fail
Total
100 pts

image1.jpeg

File details come from the government source that posted it. Updated .