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AC 150/5100-14A 2/7/85 <br />i. Demonstrated ability to meet schedules or deadlines. <br />j. Capability to complete projects without having major cost escalations or <br />overruns. <br />k. Qualifications and experience of outside consultants regularly engaged by <br />the consultant under consideration. <br />1. Quality of projects previously undertaken. <br />m. Familiarity with and proximity to the geographic location of the project. <br />n. Capability of a branch office which will do the work to perform <br />independently of the home office, or conversely, its capability to obtain necessary <br />support from the home office. <br />o. Demonstrate an understanding of the project's potential problems and the <br />sponsor's special concerns. <br />p. Degree of interest shown in undertaking the project. <br />q. Capability to incorporate and blend aesthetic and architectural concepts <br />with the project design while accomplishing the basic requirements that <br />transportation facilities be functional, safe, and efficient. <br />9. SELECTION PROCEDURES. The following selection procedures are recommended for <br />projects involving Federal airport grants, provided they do not conflict with state <br />and local laws or regulations: <br />a. Competitive Negotiation (Price Not a Selection Factor). <br />(1) The selection board should review the nature of the proposed project <br />and the scope of services to be procured in order to ensure an understanding of the <br />project requirements and the qualifications needed by the consultant. FAA field <br />personnel are available to aid sponsors in developing the scope of services for a <br />particular project. <br />(2) The board should develop the selection criteria and the evaluation <br />system to be used in preparing a preselection list of consultants who are best <br />qualified for the project and in determining the final selection. <br />(3) To obtain experience and qualification data from potentially <br />qualified consultants and to ensure the broadest publicity concerning the sponsor's <br />interest in obtaining consultant services, public announcements for all projects <br />should be advertised in local newspapers, trade journals, and magazines. The <br />public announcement should include such information as a description of the <br />proposed project and its location, a description of the services to be procured, <br />and the estimated construction cost. The announcement should also invite <br />consultants to submit their experience and qualification data relating to the <br />proposed project. <br />8 <br />Chap 2 <br />Par 8 <br />