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13 and construction projects, the fundamental project delivery methods are D-B-B, D-B, and CM/GC. The primary procurement procedures are low bid, best value, qualification-based selection, and sole source selection.
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14 In the second phase, the short-listed teams submit technical and price proposals. The TRC evaluates the technical proposals before opening the price proposals (ODOT 2006; MnDOT 2011; GDOT 2014)
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15 best value process for this project involved evaluations for both cost and a set of best value criteria. The best value criteria included impact to the traveling public, speed of construction, and a proposer's ability to perform the work.
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16 assure the various stakeholders that the proposal fulfils the larger public objectives (Hilger 2009)
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17 required for D-B-B projects with minimal selection criteria. However, interviews, and sometimes presentations, may be required with large D-B projects that have complex technical or aesthetic features.
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18 after GDOT's issuance of the Project's Notice to Proceed.
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19 TRAINING Figure 8 illustrates the results of the survey with regard to training for best value procurement selection. Fourteen of 35 agencies (40%)
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20 retained by a local unit of government to prepare or evaluate solicitation documents must be trained, either by the department or through other training, in the RFP process used for best value contracting for construction projects. Application of this manual cannot be substituted for the required training (MnDOT 2013)
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21 the scoring of an Expanded Letter of Interest (ELOI)
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