Programmatic Selection Process Sample Clauses

Programmatic Selection Process. The Programmatic Selection Process is a one-step selection process intended to shorten the selection/authorization process for non-complex projects while reducing paperwork and administrative costs for both consultants and the State. In this process consultants are selected based on standard letter of interest content, and a standard Selection Rating Form.. The “Programmatic” selection process should be used for most projects that do not meet the criteria for the more elaborate Technical Proposal Selection Process.
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Programmatic Selection Process. The Programmatic Selection Process is a one-step selection process intended to shorten the selection/authorization process for non-complex projects while reducing paperwork and administrative costs for both consultants and the State. In this process consultants are selected based on standard letter of interest content, and a standard Selection Rating Form.. The “Programmatic” selection process should be used for most projects that do not meet the criteria for the more elaborate Technical Proposal Selection Process. Technical Proposal Selection Process The technical proposal selection process is a two-step process intended for use on larger, more complex projects for which a more informed selection decision can be made based on additional information received through the submittal of a (more elaborate) Technical Proposal, and/or presentations/interviews. The Technical Proposal Selection Process is appropriate to use under the following circumstances: Complex projects involving multiple PDP steps and multiple disciplines including planning, environmental and design services. Projects that include complex project management challenges in which the role of the consultant project manager will be crucial to project success, and may require extensive public involvement activities. Specialized services for which the LPA has limited experience and performance records for past projects. Generally any project for which a single submittal does not provide sufficient information to make a well informed selection decision. The technical proposal selection process includes the initial submittal of a letter of interest similar to the Programmatic Selection Process, and then “shortlisting” to at least three of the most highly qualified firms. The standard letter of interest content may be revised to include increased page limits and project specific content. The shortlisted firms are then required to submit additional written information (technical proposal) and/or participate in additional discussions or presentation/interview. The content of the technical proposal and the format of interviews can be tailored to fit the requirements of specific projects. Discussions, if required by the RFLoI, may be written, by telephone, video conference, or by oral presentation/interview and shall be with at least three of the most highly qualified consultants to clarify the technical approach, qualifications, and capabilities provided in response to the RFLoI. The process for shortlist...
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