Common use of Selection Criteria Clause in Contracts

Selection Criteria. The selection of the recommended proposal is based on, but is not limited to, the following criteria: • A clear and concise proposal, particularly in terms of dates, numbers, dollars, and any other information requested in this RFP. Vague and/or general proposals may be rejected. • The ability to comply with Barrier Free Design • The ability to comply with Executive Directive 2003-22 “Locating in Urban Areas” and Executive Directive 2007-22 “Enhancing Energy Efficiency and Conservation” • The ability to meet any build out specifications and timelines, and special needs of the Lessee • The overall condition of the building, including infrastructure, HVAC, property, etc. (existing space) • The overall cost, which is deemed in the best interest of the State • The type of accessibility (e.g. roads, public transportation, etc.) • The type of utilities available

Selection Criteria. The selection of the recommended proposal is based on, but is not limited to, the following criteria: •  A clear and concise proposal, particularly in terms of dates, numbers, dollars, and any other information requested in this RFP. Vague and/or general proposals may be rejected. •  The ability to comply with Barrier Free Design •  The ability to comply with Executive Directive 2003-22 “Locating in Urban Areas” and Executive Directive 2007-22 “Enhancing Energy Efficiency and Conservation” •  The ability to meet any build out specifications and timelines, and special needs of the Lessee •  The overall condition of the building, including infrastructure, HVAC, property, etc. (existing space) •  The overall cost, which is deemed in the best interest of the State •  The type of accessibility (e.g. roads, public transportation, etc.) •  The type of utilities available

Selection Criteria. The selection of the recommended proposal is based on, but is not limited to, the following criteria: • A clear and concise proposal, particularly in terms of dates, numbers, dollars, and any other information requested in this RFP. Vague and/or general proposals may be rejected. • The ability to comply with Barrier Free Design • The ability to comply with Executive Directive 2003-22 “Locating in Urban Areas” and Executive Directive 2007-22 “Enhancing Energy Efficiency and Conservation” • The ability to meet any build out specifications and timelines, and special needs of the Lessee • The overall condition of the building, including infrastructure, HVAC, property, etc. (existing space) • The overall cost, which is deemed in the best interest of the State • The type of accessibility (e.g. roads, public transportation, etc.) • The type of utilities available