RSQ_10-22_Final_Civil_Evaluation_Committee_Results.pdf
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- RSQ 09-25 Continuing Professional Services
- Solicitation number
- RSQ 09-25
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- Volusia County, Orlando City, Florida
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The document is an evaluation scoresheet for the Utilities Commission of the City of New Smyrna Beach, Florida, related to RSQ 10-22 Continuing Services Civil contract opportunity. The scoresheet contains evaluation results from three different evaluators for 12 engineering and consulting firms, scoring their qualifications for ongoing professional services. The document indicates a competitive selection process where firms are ranked based on multiple evaluation criteria, with scores ranging from the low 40s to mid-90s.
CPH, Inc. received the highest total score of 93.50, followed closely by Tetra Tech at 93.00, while Yuro & Assoc received the lowest total score of 42.50. The evaluation appears to be part of a process to select qualified firms for continuing civil engineering and professional services, with the potential for a one-year contract that can be extended up to three times. The scoring suggests a comprehensive review of each firm's capabilities, experience, and potential to meet the city's utilities commission ongoing service needs.
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EVALUATOR EVALUATOR 1 EVALUATOR 2 EVALUATOR 3 EVALUATOR 3 TOTALS
COMPANY
Burgess & Niple 92 82 88 78 85.00 Burns &
McDonnell 76 86 62 62 71.50 Chen Moore 84 72 68 68 73.00 CPH, Inc. 92 96 94 92 93.50
Dyer,Riddle,Mills and Precourt 88 78 66 66 74.50 Hazen and Sawyer 88 78 88 88 85.50 Mangan 56 26 32 34 37.00
McKim & Creed 84 82 80 80 81.50 Rummel,Klepper
&Kahl 92 72 82 88 83.50 Stantec 88 92 88 88 89.00
Tetra Tech 96 92 96 88 93.00 Yuro & Assoc 58 30 42 40 42.50
Utilities Commission
RSQ 10‐22 Continuing Services Civil City of New Smyrna Beach
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