Mini-Bid Requirements Sample Clauses

Mini-Bid Requirements. Authorized Users who utilize this Contract must create and conduct a best value Mini-Bid. The Mini-Bid Project Definition must be distributed to all of the Contractors awarded the Region, Lot(s) and Item(s) contained in the Mini-Bid Project Definition. Mini-Bid Project Definitions may contain multiple Lots and items, but may not contain more than one Region. Close attention should be made to ensure the Mini-Bid Project Definition only goes to Contractors that have been awarded the applicable Region, Lot(s) and item(s). Appendix D - Mini-Bid Project Definition Template has been created to assist Authorized Users in the creation of Mini-Bid Project Definitions. The process of developing a Mini-Bid Project Definition includes, but is not limited to, studying the feasibility of constructing a PV System, obtaining all necessary stakeholder approvals, gathering site and billing data, developing the Mini-Bid Project Definition, developing evaluation criteria and tools for the technical and cost proposals, distributing the Mini-Bid Project Definition, evaluating responses, choosing the winning proposal, making an award and overseeing the construction of the system. This Contract requires that a Mini-Bid be completed and an award made on the basis of “best value”. Thus, a Mini-Bid award must be made to the Contractor who offers the best value solution. State Finance Law § 163(4)(d) mandates that a contract for services be awarded on the basis of best value which takes into consideration cost as well as technical or non-cost factors. For certain service and technology procurements, best value can be equated to lowest price, where all requirements have been met by the Contractor. For procurements where best value is equated to lowest price, the following methods may be used to determine lowest price: Type of PV System Recommended Method of Determining Lowest Price (See Note 1) PV Systems Lowest Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE) PV Systems with Battery Storage Systems Lowest Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE) Stand-Alone Battery Storage Systems Lowest Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE) Authorized Users may also choose to award Mini-Bid Contracts using weighted technical and cost evaluations, however it is the Authorized User’s responsibility for developing proposal requirements, identifying the relative weights for the administrative, technical and cost proposals, developing evaluation criteria, developing scoring methodologies and developing evaluation tools. Should a weight...
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