5-Evaluation Process and Scoring Criteria.pdf
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- 27Q-017 Electrical Trades Contract Services
- Solicitation number
- 27-017
- Issued by
- Marion County, Florida
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This document is the Evaluation Process and Scoring Criteria for Marion County Procurement Services related to contract opportunity 27Q-017 for Electrical Trades Contract Services. Marion County Facilities is seeking qualified contractors to perform electrical replacement and repairs on an as-needed basis for Marion County owned and leased buildings. The evaluation process utilizes written proposals and may include oral presentations and clarifications at the County's discretion. If oral presentations are conducted, the Evaluation Committee may shortlist the highest-ranked proposers, with Phase 2 criteria provided at the presentation invitation. Phase 1 numerical scores do not carry forward to Phase 2 unless otherwise specified in the solicitation, except for location points. Final ranking is determined by cumulative scores from the Evaluation Committee, with initial meetings and post-presentation discussions open to the public, while oral presentations remain closed to the public per Florida Statutes Section 286.0113.
Proposals are scored using a methodology assigning whole-number ratings from 0 to 10 for each criterion, with each rating multiplied by the criterion weight to calculate weighted scores; a rating of 5 indicates the proposal meets requirements, with scores below 5 reflecting weaknesses and scores above 5 reflecting added value. The four evaluation criteria are Location (weight 1.5, maximum 15 points), Company/Firm and Professional Personnel Qualifications and Capabilities (weight 3.5, maximum 35 points), Client References and Experience for Similar Projects (weight 2.0, maximum 20 points), and Cost Proposal (weight 3.0, maximum 30 points), for a total of 100 possible points. Location scoring is based on the firm's physical office location, with 10 points for Marion County, 6 points for immediately surrounding counties (Sumter, Citrus, Alachua, Lake, Putnam, Levy, or Volusia), 4 points for other Florida locations, and 2 points for firms with no physical office in Florida. References must include a minimum of five favorable, applicable, and comparable references representing similar project types and agencies comparable in size and type to Marion County.
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Marion County Procurement Services | Evaluation Process and Scoring Criteria Page 1
EVALUATION PROCESS AND SCORING CRITERIA
1. EVALUATION PROCESS
1.1. Proposals will be evaluated using the criteria and scoring methodology stated in the solicitation.
1.2. The County may recommend award based on the written proposals or may request oral presentations and/or clarification. A request for clarification or presentation does not constitute acceptance of a proposal or indicate that an award is pending.
1.3. If oral presentations are conducted, the Evaluation Committee may shortlist the highest-ranked proposers. Phase 2 criteria will be provided with the presentation invitation, unless otherwise determined during the initial Evaluation Committee meeting (Phase 1). Additionally, unless otherwise stated in the solicitation, Phase 1 numerical scores will not carry forward; except for location points, unless otherwise identified in the solicitation.
1.4. Final ranking will be based on the cumulative scores of the Evaluation Committee. The initial Evaluation Committee Meeting and post-presentation ranking discussion are open to the public. Oral presentation meetings, if conducted, are closed to the public as permitted by section 286.0113, Florida Statutes.
2. SCORING METHODOLOGY
Evaluators assign a whole-number rating from 0 to 10 for each criterion. Each rating is multiplied by the criterion weight, and all weighted scores are added to determine the evaluator’s total score.
WEIGHTED SCORE = RATING (0-10) × CRITERION WEIGHT
5 = Meets Requirements. Scores below 5 reflect increasing weakness or incomplete information; scores above 5 reflect increasing strength or added value.
When criterion weights total 10, the maximum score is 100 points per evaluator. Evaluator totals are combined to determine the proposer’s cumulative score and ranking.
3. SCORE RATING DEFINITIONS
SCORE RATING DEFINITION
0 No Response No usable information is provided for the criterion.
1 Very Poor Minimal response; major deficiencies or omissions.
2 Poor Limited response; significant weaknesses or unsupported information.
3 Below Average Partially addresses the criterion but has material weaknesses.
4 Fair Addresses most requirements but has notable weaknesses or insufficient detail.
5 Meets Requirements Adequately and responsively meets the criterion.
6 Above Average Fully meets the criterion and demonstrates some additional strength.
7 Good Thorough response with clear, relevant strengths.
8 Very Good Strong, well-supported response that meaningfully exceeds the criterion.
9 Excellent Exceptional response with substantial strengths and added value.
10 Outstanding Clearly and materially exceeds the criterion; superior response.
Marion County Procurement Services | Evaluation Process and Scoring Criteria Page 2
4. SCORING CRITERIA
Proposals will be scored using the project-specific criteria and weights listed below.
CRITERION EVALUATION DESCRIPTION WEIGHT MAX POINTS
A. LOCATION
FIRM LOCATION – Location will be scored based on the firm’s physical office location identified in its submittal. A physical office located within Marion County will receive a rating of 10; a physical office located in an immediately surrounding county (Sumter, Citrus, Alachua, Lake, Putnam, Levy, or Volusia) will receive a rating of 6; a physical office located elsewhere within the State of Florida will receive a rating of 4; and a firm with no physical office within Florida will receive a rating of 2. If sufficient location information is not provided, the firm will receive a rating of 0. Weight 1.5 Max points = 15
1.5 15
B. COMPANY/FIRM AND
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL
QUALIFICATIONS,
CAPABILITIES
COMPANY/FIRM AND PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL
QUALIFICATIONS, CAPABILITIES - The firm demonstrated its ability and capability to perform services as described in this RFQ. That the firm included its organization profile & proposed project management including specific names, functions and resumes of personnel assigned to the project (to include years of experience & years with the submitting company) and specific knowledge with regards to services under this RFQ. Weight 3.5 Max points = 35
3.5 35
C. CLIENT REFERENCES AND
EXPERIENCE FOR SIMILAR
PROJECTS
CLIENT REFERENCES AND EXPERIENCE FOR SIMILAR PROJECTS
– That the firm included a minimum of five (5) favorable, applicable, and comparable references, and they represent the type of work requested for the scope under this RFQ, and for an agency similar in size and type to Marion County. The firm shall identify each similar project description’s list of the proposed team members who worked on the project(s). The firm additionally provided three (3) favorable reference letters for the primary contact. Weight 2 Max points = 20
2 20
D. COST PROPOSAL
Fees for services proposed are within budgeted amounts, appropriate for the services offered, and within acceptable range of comparable service providers. Weight 3 Max points = 30
3 30
TOTAL 10 100
Note: Maximum points for each criterion equal the criterion weight multiplied by 10.
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