Statement of Qualification Scoring Criteria.pdf

This is a Statement of Qualifications Scoring Criteria document used to evaluate architectural and/or engineering firms for a state or local contract opportunity. The evaluation form provides a standardized framework for assessing qualified firms across six primary criteria: the firm's ability to provide necessary disciplines for the project, experience with the type of construction involved, key personnel experience with similar construction types, quality of reference information, previous experience with comparable projects, and price competitiveness. Each criterion is scored on a scale of 0 to 2 points, with designations for poor, good, and excellent performance, allowing evaluators to assign a total points value based on the firm's qualifications.

The form includes additional evaluation components requiring reviewers to verify whether the firm can meet project delivery deadlines and confirm the firm carries Errors and Omissions insurance coverage. Evaluators are provided space to document comments explaining why the selected firm should be awarded the contract and to record the reviewer's name and date of evaluation. The scoring approach enables systematic comparison of competing firms based on objective qualifications rather than subjective criteria, ensuring fair and consistent evaluation across all submitting architectural and engineering firms.