5-SLCI26027 Attachment No. 4 Score Sheet.xls

This is an RFP evaluation scoresheet for Pest and Rodent Control Services (SLCI26027) issued by Salt Lake City Corporation for the Salt Lake City Department of Airports. The solicitation requires a mandatory site visit at Salt Lake City International Airport on Wednesday, February 11, 2026, at 8:00 a.m., with attendees meeting at the information desk on level 2 in the Airport Terminal located at 3920 W. Terminal Dr., Salt Lake City, Utah 84122. The evaluation process accommodates up to twenty offerors and utilizes a comprehensive scoring methodology across multiple evaluation categories.

The scoresheet establishes seven mandatory minimum requirements that offerors must satisfy to proceed in the evaluation process: City Ethics Requirement compliance, five years of experience, commercial pesticide application license, use of EPA-registered pesticides only, adherence to pesticide label requirements and regulations, maintenance of a minimum staff of twenty employees, and Silver Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) certification. Technical evaluation comprises 70 percent of the total score (1,732.5 points possible) across seven weighted criteria including offeror experience and qualifications (60 points), approach to scope of work (70 points), approach to chemicals (30 points), LEED certification and integrated pest management plan (35 points), staff utilization explanation (40 points), quality assurance program (50 points), and safety program and procedures (45 points). Policy criteria account for 5 percent of the total score (82.50 points) addressing sustainability, disadvantaged business enterprise certification, apprenticeships, and local small business status. Cost evaluation comprises the remaining 30 percent of the total score (742.5 points), calculated using a formula whereby the lowest cost proposal receives 100 percent of cost points and all other proposals receive points proportionally based on their cost relative to the lowest proposal. Offerors failing to achieve a minimum technical point threshold of 70 percent (1,212.8 points) will not be evaluated further, regardless of cost proposal strength.