4-3. Evaluation Criteria.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- RFP-288-26
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- Boulder County, Colorado
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This is an evaluation criteria document from Boulder County Procurement for the Weed and Wildfire Mitigation Goat Browsing Pilot 2026 contract opportunity. Boulder County Parks and Open Space (BCPOS) Noxious Weed Department is seeking a vendor to provide goat browsing services for a trial pilot program designed to evaluate goat browsing effectiveness for general weed control, fire mitigation, and weed control in revegetation and restoration areas. The browsing will occur exclusively on BCPOS-owned properties, with some activities taking place within irrigation ditch corridors. Certain areas will require browsing twice during the growing season. The browsing program has a maximum duration of 100 days and will support Boulder County's Integrated Weed Management Plan requirements.
The evaluation committee will assess proposals using a 100-point scoring matrix based on the following weighted criteria: information presented in the proposal (20 points), ability to provide quality and timely products and services (20 points), vendor qualifications and experience (20 points), total cost or proposed pricing (20 points), proposed project completion timeline (15 points), and any other relevant factors determined by the county (5 points). The selection committee may request additional information from vendors and may conduct interviews with one or more vendors before making final selection recommendations. Pricing, project completion timeline, and vendor experience are equally weighted as primary evaluation factors in this procurement.
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Boulder County Procurement 1325 Pearl Street
Boulder, CO 80302
Evaluation Criteria
The proposals will be reviewed by a selection committee. The committee may request additional information from vendors or request interviews with one or more vendors. Final evaluation and selection may be based on, but not limited to, any or all of the following:
• Information presented in proposal
• Ability of the vendor to provide quality and timely products and services
• Qualifications and experience of the vendor
• Total cost –or- Proposed pricing
• Proposed project completion timeline
• Any other relevant and appropriate factors as determined by the county
A scoring matrix to be used by the county in its evaluation and selection process is shown below:
Description Points Information presented in proposal 20 Ability of the vendor to provide quality and timely products and services
Qualifications and experience of the vendor 20 Total cost –or- Proposed pricing 20 Proposed project completion timeline 15 Any other relevant and appropriate factors as determined by the county
Total Possible 100
Evaluation Criteria
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