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Description of Key IE Roles. In compliance with the above requirements, PG&E retained Merrimack Energy to serve as Independent Evaluator for PG&E’s 2007 RPS Solicitation Protocol in late May 2007, shortly before the receipt of offers. Merrimack Energy was retained to provide an independent evaluation of the appropriateness of PG&E’s bid evaluation methodology and selection process for its shortlist of offers and to provide PG&E, PG&E’s Procurement Review Group (PRG), and the Energy Division with periodic presentations, findings and other reports as requested. The objective of the role of the IE is to ensure that the solicitation process is undertaken in a fair, consistent, unbiased and objective manner and that the best resources are selected and acquired consistent with the solicitation requirements. With regard to the role of the IE, we view one of our primary tasks to “challenge” the results of the utility’s evaluation process. Our objective is to ensure that the utility evaluation team can prove that the results of their evaluation are accurate, reasonable and consistent. This role generally involves a detailed review and assessment of the evaluation process and the results of the quantitative and qualitative (non-price) analysis. While we generally prefer to begin our role as IE prior to issuance of the solicitation to have input upfront into the bid evaluation criteria, methodology and process or at least several weeks prior to the receipt of bids, that was not the case here. Hence, the description of our activities reflects the period from just prior to receipt of bids to selection of the final short-list, and then through the contract negotiation process.
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Description of Key IE Roles. IEs provide an independent evaluation of the IOU’s RPS offer evaluation and selection process:
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