Common use of Project Experience Clause in Contracts

Project Experience. 150 points available: 1. Experience with K-12 Schools and/or Higher Education facilities in California. 2. Experience with projects for Public Agencies in California. 3. Experience working on a campus while school is in session. 4. Experience relevant to the scope of services described in this RFQ Applicants may list projects that may not match the exact criteria listed, however, projects listed are to be representative of the Applicant’s ability to perform Hazardous Materials Assessment services. A majority of the projects Applicant lists in the Applicant and Sub- Consultant History & Project Experience Form (RFQ, Attachment 3) shall be Applicant’s history and project experience, not Applicant’s Sub-Consultant’s history and project experience. i.e. the Applicant must submit at least six (6) or seven (7) and the Sub- Consultants at least three (3) or four (4) (that is a total for all Sub-Consultants combined), for a total of ten (10) projects. If there are no Sub-Consultants, the Applicant must submit ten (10). Do NOT submit more than ten (10) projects. Projects listed that do not match exact criteria requested, may receive fewer points by evaluators. Each of the ten (10) projects submitted will be evaluated and scored by the Evaluation Committee based on the factors listed above and reflected in Attachment 3 – Applicant Team Project History and Performance and awarded from 0 to 15 points for each of the ten (10) projects submitted. If less than ten (10) projects are submitted, it reduces the number of available points to an Applicant. (Example: with ten (10) projects submitted, there are up to 150 points available (i.e., 10 projects x 15 points = 150). However, if only nine (9) projects are submitted, there would be only 135 points available (i.e., 9 projects x 15 points = 135 available points), etc. Do NOT submit any more than ten (10) projects total.

Project Experience. 150 points available: 1. Experience with K-12 Schools and/or Higher Education facilities in California. 2. Experience with projects for Public Agencies in California. 3. Experience working on a campus while school is in session. 4. Experience relevant to with Design Build projects as either the scope Engineer of services described in this RFQ Record or as the Criteria or Bridging Document Engineer for either a DSA or non-DSA project Applicants may list projects that may not match the exact criteria listed, however, projects listed are to be representative of the Applicant’s ability to perform Hazardous Materials Assessment Architecture/Engineering services. A majority of the projects Applicant lists in the Applicant and Sub- Consultant Subconsultant History & Project Experience Form (RFQ, Attachment 33A) shall be Applicant’s history and project experience, not Applicant’s Sub-Consultant’s history and project experience. i.e. the Applicant must submit at least six (6) or seven (7) and the Sub- Consultants Subconsultants at least three (3) or four (4) (that is a total for all Sub-Consultants Subconsultants combined), for a total of ten (10) projects. If and if there are no Sub-Consultants, Subconsultants the Applicant must submit ten (10). Do NOT submit more than ten (10) projects. Projects listed that do not match exact criteria requested, may receive fewer points by evaluators. Each of the ten (10) projects submitted will be evaluated and scored by the Evaluation Committee based on the four (4) factors listed above and reflected in Attachment 3 3A – Applicant Team Project History and Performance and awarded from 0 to 15 points for each of the ten (10) projects submitted. If less than ten (10) projects are submitted, submitted it reduces the number of available points to an Applicant. (Example: with ten (10) projects submitted, there are up to 150 points available (i.e., 10 projects x 15 points = 150). However, if only nine (9) projects are submitted, there would be only 135 points available (i.e., 9 projects x 15 points = 135 available points), etc. Do NOT submit any more than ten (10) projects total.

Project Experience. 150 points available: 1. Experience with K-12 Schools and/or Higher Education facilities in California. 2. Experience with projects for Public Agencies in California. 3. Experience working on a campus while school is in session. 4. Experience relevant to the scope of services described in this RFQ Applicants may list projects that may not match the exact criteria listed, however, projects listed are to be representative of the Applicant’s ability to perform Hazardous Materials Assessment Special Inspections and Material Testing services. A majority of the projects Applicant lists in the Applicant and Sub- Sub-Consultant History & Project Experience Form (RFQ, Attachment 3) shall be Applicant’s history and project experience, not Applicant’s Sub-Consultant’s history and project experience. i.e. the Applicant must submit at least six (6) or seven (7) and the Sub- Sub-Consultants at least three (3) or four (4) (that is a total for all Sub-Consultants combined), for a total of ten (10) projects. If there are no Sub-Consultants, the Applicant must submit ten (10). Do NOT submit more than ten (10) projects. Projects listed that do not match exact criteria requested, may receive fewer points by evaluators. Each of the ten (10) projects submitted will be evaluated and scored by the Evaluation Committee based on the factors listed above and reflected in Attachment 3 – Applicant Team Project History and Performance and awarded from 0 to 15 points for each of the ten (10) projects submitted. If less than ten (10) projects are submitted, submitted it reduces the number of available points to an Applicant. (Example: with ten (10) projects submitted, there are up to 150 points available (i.e., 10 projects x 15 points = 150). However, if only nine (9) projects are submitted, there would be only 135 points available (i.e., 9 projects x 15 points = 135 available points), etc. Do NOT submit any more than ten (10) projects total.