100 Points Sample Clauses

100 Points. Proposed Approach 35 points Describe what the key elements of a multi-year strategic plan for Ontario Green Screen would be. 15 Provide an initial list of sustainable programs/initiatives that can be explored by Ontario Green Screen within the term 10 Provide an 16 month critical path for program delivery 10 Capabilities 40 points Provide a CV that demonstrates your prior experience and how it will help you meet the deliverables and performance measures. 15 Brief description of the proponent including relevant program management, stakeholder management experience and business acumen 10 Demonstrate film and TV industry experience, and a clear understanding of the environmental issues facing the industry 5 Highlight relevant sustainability experience and demonstrate how that experience relates to Ontario Green Screen 5 Outline the roles and responsibilities of the proponent and any agents, sub-contracts who may need to be involved and their relevant experience 5 Stage 2A - Minimum Threshold Score for Technical Response Rated Criteria Bids must receive a minimum score of 56 Points (75%) or greater out of the 75 Total Available Points at the conclusion of Stage 2A to be deemed qualified to proceed to Stage 2B of the evaluation. Stage 2B – Interview 25 points Presentation: Bidders will be asked to present the strategic plan submitted in Stage 2A. Bidders will be evaluated on presentation skills and visual materials. 10 Question 1 - Please provide details of your experience and qualifications as they relate to the criteria below and the Deliverables. 5 Question 2 - Please provide us with an example of a situation where you were involved in building long term mutually productive relationships with clients and or stakeholders in the public and/or private sector. (5 points) 5 Question 3 - This position requires regular interaction with and taking direction from a multi-partner relationship. From your own experience, please describe how you have built partnerships or alliances with other organizations in both the public and private sectors. 5 Stage 3 - Commercial Response Evaluation 20 points Total Points 120 points Process to Sign the Agreement
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100 Points. (1) Location of Drop-Off/ Processing Facility 20 points 20 points where Offeror’s facility is located within 0-10 miles of City Hall 10 points where Offeror’s facility is located within 11-20 miles of City Hall 5 points where Offeror’s facility is located within 21-30 miles of City Hall (2) System Concept and Solution 15 points (3) Applicable Experience 10 points (4) Contingency Plan 5 points (5) Total Evaluated Cost 40 points (6) LOCAL BUSINESS PRESENCE (Maximum 10 points) Team’s Local Business Presence Points Awarded Local business presence of 90% to 100% 10 Local business presence of 75% to 89% 8 Local business presence of 50% to 74% 6 Local business presence of 25% to 49% 4 Local presence of between 1 and 24% 2 No local presence 0
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