Bid Evaluations Clause Examples
Bid Evaluations. Contractor shall issue a complete technical and commercial bid evaluation with recommendations for award to Owner for review and agreement, prior to any award. Owner technical and administrative personnel will work with Contractor’s staff in bid evaluations for all purchases of cost-reimbursable Equipment and other items.
Bid Evaluations. Bidder's hourly rates will be assigned points. The value of the points will be determined by the number of bids received, with the lowest bidder receiving highest point value and how the hourly rate compares to each corresponding hourly rate submitted by other bidders. If, for example, four bids are received, the maximum number of points given to each hourly rate category will be four points to the lowest bidder. The next lowest hourly rate in that category will be assigned three points, and so on, down to the highest hourly rate which will be assigned one point. Hourly rates answered by "no charge" (N/C) or Zero dollars ($0.00) will be assigned the highest number of points. Hourly rates answered by "not available" (N/A) or No Response (left blank) will be given no points. It is to your advantage to fill in every line item.
Bid Evaluations. The Design Consultant shall assist the District in the review and evaluation of bids.
Bid Evaluations. Each line item will be evaluated separately and will be assigned points. The value of the points will be determined by the number of bids received, with the lowest bidder receiving highest point value and how the hourly rate compares to each corresponding hourly rate submitted by other bidders. For example, if 5 proposals are received, per line item, the lowest bid will be given a 5, the second lowest bid will be given a 4, etc. and the highest bid price will be given a 1. Line items that are “no charge” should be indicated by entering $0.00 and will be awarded highest points. Line items that are left blank or listed as “not available” (N/A) will be given no points.