Common use of Issuing of a Statement of Work Task Order Clause in Contracts

Issuing of a Statement of Work Task Order. An ordering agency may select a master contract holder, using the Tier Two Solicitation Process, from the Master Contract-Home page as provided under State’s website address: xxxxx://xxxxxxxxxx.xx.xxx/t/DOASFSD/views/StatewideContracts/StatewideContracts?:showAppBanner=false&: display_count=n&:showVizHome=n&:origin=viz_share_link&:embed=y&:tabs=n Considerations for Contractor selection will include Contractor’s area of expertise; requirements and location of the project; Contractor’s availability and access to resources necessary to efficiently and effectively complete the project; demonstrated excellent past performance on state and public projects; staff qualifications; identified subcontractors; and total project cost.

Issuing of a Statement of Work Task Order. An ordering agency may select a master contract holder, using the Tier Two Solicitation Process, from the Master Contract-Home page as provided under State’s website address: xxxxx://xxxxxxxxxx.xx.xxx/t/DOASFSD/views/StatewideContracts/StatewideContracts?:showAppBanner=false&: display_count=n&:showVizHome=n&:origin=viz_share_link&:embed=y&:tabs=n Considerations Consideration for Contractor selection will include Contractor’s area of expertise; requirements and location of the project; Contractor’s availability and access to resources necessary to efficiently and effectively complete the project; demonstrated excellent past performance on state and public projects; staff qualifications; identified subcontractors; and total project cost.