Contracting Fixed-Route Bus Transit Service (2018) / Chapter Skim
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134 Contracting Fixed-Route Bus Transit Service 1. Contact info 2.
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Contractor Survey Results 135 required for engagement.
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136 Contracting Fixed-Route Bus Transit Service Poor quality RFP, short lead time (suggests it is wired for incumbent) , lack of system information, length of tenure of incumbent contractor.
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Contractor Survey Results 137 Staff of contractor should play a large roll in an RFP requirement-requiring GM that has 10 years of experience is not always a good thing. Commitment of corporate support by contractor.
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138 Contracting Fixed-Route Bus Transit Service The result was a group of very good proposals that were focused on the things we were most interested in: technology, KPIs, safety, and employee development/training. When the RFP was issued and firms were selected for further interviews, there was a focus on the personnel that were being proposed for the GM and Maintenance Manager positions.
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Contractor Survey Results 139 10. Are there other ways to make the process easier for bidders?
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