Prime Proposer or Lead JV Partner Qualifications Sample Clauses

Prime Proposer or Lead JV Partner Qualifications. To qualify as a Prime Proposer or Lead JV Partner for the Agreement, the Prime Proposer or Lead JV Partner must possess, at a minimum, the following qualifications:
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Prime Proposer or Lead JV Partner Qualifications. To qualify as a Prime Proposer or Lead JV Partner for the Agreement, the Prime Proposer or Lead JV Partner must possess, at a minimum, the following qualifications: • A minimum of eight (8) years in business providing Equipment and associated work capable of identifying meter maintenance diagnostics as detailed in Section 3.3 Task 2.a above; AND • Demonstrated experience in a lead role (as a Prime Proposer or Lead JV Partner) managing at least three (3) projects* relating to providing Equipment and associated work to: (i) one similarly-sized utility as compared to SFPUC with approximately 180,000 customers; (ii) three utilities demonstrating completed meter maintenance/repair response that resulted in revenue recovery for 2-inch size or larger; and (iii) three utilities that continued to be in contract using Equipment for more than one (1 ) year. *Note: It is possible that one project may be able to meet one or more of the above criteria.
Prime Proposer or Lead JV Partner Qualifications. To qualify as a Prime Proposer or Lead JV Partner for the Agreement, the Prime Proposer or Lead JV Partner must possess, at a minimum, the following qualifications: • The Prime Proposer or Lead JV Partner must either (i) have been in business for a minimum of 20 years providing Program Management Services (defined as including Planning, Design, and/or Pre-Construction Management) for water, wastewater, or power infrastructure capital programs; OR (ii) have been in business for 10 years providing water, wastewater, or power Program Management Services AND have an owner, partner, or principal officer responsible for making significant administrative and business decisions on behalf of the firm, with a minimum of 20 years experience providing Program Management Services for water, wastewater, or power infrastructure capital programs; AND • The Prime Proposer or Lead JV Partner must have experience as the Prime, or Lead JV, Program Manager where it was responsible for management of a programmatic team on at least three complex water, wastewater, or power infrastructure programs, with a value of $500 Million or more, within the last 15 years, that are similar in complexity to the Water CIP; at least one of the three programs must clearly demonstrate experience in managing a program with at least one project greater than $300 Million in construction value (see below table for project construction value of at least $300 Million, escalated by 2.5% per year, compounded annually); AND Year of Completion Minimum Value of Project 2010 $212,318,159 2011 $217,626,113 2012 $223,066,766 2013 $228,643,435 2014 $234,359,521 2015 $240,218,509 2016 $246,223,971 2017 $252,379,571 2018 $258,689,060 2019 $265,156,286 2020 $271,785,193 2021 $278,579,823 2022 $285,544,319 2023 $292,682,927 2024 $300,000,000 • The Prime Proposer or Lead JV Partner must demonstrate a working knowledge and understanding of current California water issues, regulations, and stakeholder concerns; AND • The Lead JV Partner must demonstrate proven experience in managing and leading.

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  • Subcontracts The contractor or subcontractor shall insert in any subcontracts the clauses set forth in paragraph (1.) through (4.) of this section and also a clause requiring the subcontractors to include these clauses in any lower tier subcontracts. The prime contractor shall be responsible for compliance by any subcontractor or lower tier subcontractor with the clauses set forth in paragraphs (1.) through (4.) of this section.

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