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38 Introduction The previous two chapters examined issues related to contracting fixed-route bus service from the transit agency's perspective. This study also included a brief survey of firms that provide transit services (i.e., contractors)
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Contractor assessment of the Contracting process 39 • A Request for Information (RFI) process is extremely valuable.
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40 Contracting Fixed-route Bus transit Service it wants to work with. The agency could outline in the RFP that all final management team selections have to be approved by the agency.
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Contractor assessment of the Contracting process 41 • Yes, it is very important that current wages and benefits for the current employees are disclosed, especially when there is a labor agreement in place today. If not, then bidders are making guesses that could end up hurting the incumbent employees after contract award.
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