Bldg. 2 - Technical Evaluation Criteria.pdf

ATTACHMENT A

Evaluation Criteria

Factor 1: Past Performance

Contractor must provide Past Performance narrative demonstrating completion of three (3) projects in the last three years of similar scope. Listing shall include project scope, initial award amount, project size, original and actual completion dates, description of the work self-performed by the Prime

Contractor, and related client identification and contact information. Offeror shall also indicate for each project listed a summary of all contract changes that occurred and reason for changes. Each project narrative must describe the Infection Control Procedures, Interim Life Safety Measures, Quality

Assurance/Control, and Safety procedures taken throughout the duration of the project. List any unanticipated obstacles that were encountered that might relate to this solicitation and how they were overcome. Offeror shall identify subcontractors for all major subcontracted trades to be used (e.g., carpentry, mechanical, electrical, etc.) under the contract awarded from this solicitation. Provide DUNS number of all major subcontractors. **2 pages maximum for each project listed under this standard **

Factor 2: Technical Evaluation

1. Qualifications of Key Personnel - The offeror shall identify the key personnel (Project Manager, full time on-the-job Superintendent, and individual responsible for Quality Control) they intend to assign to this project and supply brief biographical data including name of individual, company position, years with the company, work and educational background, certifications, experience applicable to this Project, tasks to be assigned to that individual on this Project, percentage of workweek to be committed to this Project, and authority of that individual to act on behalf of the offeror. The contractor shall provide information on any relevant certifications related to this Project.

2. Construction Management - Contractor must provide a schedule for this project based on a non-binding (notional) Notice to Proceed date and a completion schedule not to exceed 90 calendar days. Schedule shall demonstrate concurrent activities, durations and suggested milestones.

Offeror should demonstrate an overall phased plan and schedule to accomplish the project to include procurement and logistical support. Schedule must indicate all aspects of the work to be performed under this project. Provide a technical narrative or work plan demonstrating the processes and coordination required of the Prime Contractor to ensure successful remediation of the duct insulation.