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DESCRIPTION OF ENGAGEMENT PROCESS. Standard Engagement Process Generally, as and when Services are required to be performed by a Panel Consultant, the following engagement process will be adopted (Standard Engagement Process). The actual method of procurement will be determined by the Commonwealth. The Standard Engagement Process is as follows: the Commonwealth may request one or more Panel Consultant(s) to confirm promptly in writing whether or not the Panel Consultant(s) intends to submit a proposal in response to the Commonwealth's request for proposal (which may be titled an "expression of interest"); the Commonwealth will conduct a single stage procurement process by sending a request for proposal to one or more Panel Consultant(s) which may include: specification of the relevant Terms of Engagement; a Brief; draft Contract Particulars; conforming proposal requirements; evaluation criteria;
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DESCRIPTION OF ENGAGEMENT PROCESS. Process Generally, as and when the Services to be performed by a Consultant are required, the engagement process set out in this Section 4 is to be invoked. The method of procurement will be determined by the Commonwealth. The engagement process is as follows: the Commonwealth carries out a market assessment in accordance with clause 2 (Market Assessment) to determine the Consultant(s) from whom it will require a proposal; the Commonwealth may request the Consultant(s) to confirm promptly in writing whether or not the Consultant(s) intends to submit a proposal in response to the Commonwealth's request for proposal together with the reasons why if the Consultant is declining; the Commonwealth will then conduct a single stage procurement process by sending a request for proposal from those Consultant(s) which may include : a Brief (Annexure A) that contains: an outline of the relevant project and its objectives; the scope of the Services; any special conditions; any specific insurance requirements; and an outline Project DCAP; draft Contract Particulars (Annexure B), a statement that the Project is subject to various approvals (if any); details of any industry briefing; minimum form and content requirements (including the closing time and date, closing location, conditions for participation (if any), validity period and requirement to accept the Contract); other identification and administrative matters (including endorsements and numbers of copies to be submitted); evaluation criteria; a process for amending the request for proposal; a process for issuing "information documents"; a process for the appointment of one or more preferred Consultant(s); and details of how a proposal may be accepted by the Commonwealth and the terms of any Contract. each Consultant who receives a request will: provide a proposal, which (provided that it complies with any minimum form and content requirements specified in the request) will be evaluated; or if the Commonwealth has not made a request in accordance with subparagraph (ii), submit a written response promptly after receiving the Commonwealth's request declining to provide a proposal, together with the reasons why the Consultant is declining; the Consultant's proposal will generally comprise:
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