Site Candidate Information Package (SCIP) Submission, Scoring and Ranking Sample Clauses

The 'Site Candidate Information Package (SCIP) Submission, Scoring and Ranking' clause establishes the process by which potential sites submit detailed information packages for evaluation. Under this clause, each candidate site must provide specific data and documentation, which are then assessed using predefined scoring criteria to ensure objective comparison. The sites are subsequently ranked based on their scores, facilitating a transparent and merit-based selection process. This clause ensures that site selection is systematic, fair, and based on clearly articulated standards, thereby reducing bias and supporting informed decision-making.
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Site Candidate Information Package (SCIP) Submission, Scoring and Ranking. SCIP Submission. For each Search Ring released, Contractor will identify up to three (3) Site candidates and will provide its analysis of each candidate, in the form of a completed Site candidate information package (each a “SCIP”), attached hereto as Exhibit C, Attachment 2, per candidate. In the event that three (3) feasible candidates are not available, the Market Manager will notify Company in advance of submitting the SCIP(s) and include in the submission a detailed written explanation outlining why three (3) candidates were not available. Company will notify Contractor within two (2) Business Days of receipt of notification if it desires further explanation as to the number of candidates, absent which the number will be deemed accepted. If Company requests, Contractor will provide more than three SCIPs per Ring and Contractor may charge Company for each additional SCIP submitted in accordance with the terms herein at the unit price set forth in Exhibit F. Additionally, if Company determines that the search area in which a Ring was previously released requires redesign and such redesign results in the release of new Search Ring(s), the old Search Ring will be cancelled, and the Company will issue the new Search Ring(s) as previously described. Contractor will upload electronic versions of all completed SCIPs in Company’s SMS. Scoring, Ranking, and Guidelines. Contractor will score the SCIPs according to leasibility, zonability, constructability, and order of magnitude (i.e., cost) on a 1-5 scale using the criteria set forth in Exhibit C, Attachment 3 hereto. Contractor will obtain scores from the backhaul and RF design Network Vendors according to the Site’s backhaul and RF characteristics, respectively. The backhaul and RF design Network Vendors will provide such data to Contractor within five (5) Business Days of Contractor’s input into Company’s SMS of the final SCIP for a given Search Ring. Contractor will then EXHIBIT C – SITE DEVELOPMENT SCOPE OF WORK TERRESTAR NETWORKS PROPRIETARY & CONFIDENTIAL consolidate the scores into a consolidated score for each Site. Then Contractor will rank the candidates by first, second, and third choice, depending on the number of SCIPs. The Site ranked first will be Contractor’s primary candidate recommendation. The recommended primary candidate need not be the highest scoring candidate. However, Contractor should explain in writing why the Site was chosen as the primary candidate in all cases. Such scoring and re...
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