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52 APPENDIX A National Survey Questionnaire DEFINITIONS Best Value Procurement: A procurement process where price and other key factors are considered in the evaluation and selection process to minimize impacts and enhance the long-term performance and value of construction. Design-bid-build (D-B-B)
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53 QUESTIONNARE 1. Responding Agency Information Agency: ........................................................
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54 CM/GC or CM-at-Risk Yes No CM/GC is not currently used by agency Job Order Contracting Yes No Job order contracting is not currently used by agency Other relevant delivery methods, please specify: …………………………… 5. If the answer to Question 4 is "No" for any project delivery methods, complete the following table for each respective delivery method with a "No" answer.
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55 Job Order Contracting Traditional procurement methods are adequate Legal or regulatory prohibitions against some methods Agency expertise not available Lack of staffing to oversee best value selection Not currently in use, but could be applied in the future Other, please specify: 6. In approximately what year did your agency begin using best value procurement?
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56 Solicitations convey point range for evaluation criteria Other, please specify: …………………………………………… 10. Does your agency interview proposers as part the selection process?
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57 Project-specific training for some projects Training is not provided by the agency Other, please specify: …………………………………………… 15. Does your agency have state legislation and regulation for best value procurements?
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