Legal Considerations in Relationships Between Transit Agencies and Ridesourcing Service Providers (2018) / Chapter Skim
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107 own analysis of relevant case law, and the agency's own institutional parameters regarding risk. Further development of these concepts should also be informed by more generally applicable contracting best practices.752 Additionally, best practice recommendations may be further refined as solutions are developed to address problem areas discussed in Part VII, Conclusions.
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108 • Establishing a procedure for unsolicited proposals, for example, LA Metro Office of Extraordinary Innovation's Unsolicited Proposal Policy, https:// www.metro.net/projects/oei/partnerships-ups/. • Ensuring competition rather than sole- sourcing procurements.
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109 transit agency needs (see previous text)
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110 F Ensuring Accessibility for Customers with Disabilities The procurement may address issues related to providing accessible service under the ADA and equivalent state and local law either by establishing minimum requirements or by requesting descriptions of the respondents' capabilities to be scored as evaluation criteria.
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