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AC 150/5100-14A <br />2/7/85 <br />(8) From the experience and qualification data obtained from <br />consultants, the selection board should prepare a preselection list of the best <br />qualified consultants for further consideration. The list should consist of, at <br />least, three consultants but no more than five. If proposals were solicited at the <br />time of advertising, all consultants who submitted proposals must be included on <br />the preselection list. <br />(9) At this point, consultants who expressed an interest in the project <br />but were not included on the preselection list should be notified that they were <br />unsuccessful. <br />(10) Detailed information on the qualifications and performance data of <br />each of the consultants on the list should be obtained. This can be achieved by <br />contacting former clients to ascertain the quality of work, ability to meet <br />schedules, cost control, and consultant -client relationship. <br />(11) The selection board should obtain project proposals from each of the <br />firms on the preselection list. At this point the scope of work and the services <br />desired should be provided to each firm. The selection criteria, including their <br />relative importance, that will be used to evaluate the proposals shall be made <br />available to each of the firms on the preselection list. The project proposal will <br />help the selection board recommend a consultant who can achieve design excellence, <br />while successfully controlling time and costs, and who has the ability to <br />understand and accomplish the specialized requirements of the project. The <br />elements of a typical project proposal should include the following: <br />(i) Team members, other key personnel, previous experience, and the <br />role they will fill on the project. <br />(ii) Current workload. <br />(1ii) Proposed project schedule, including major tasks and target <br />completion dates. <br />(iv) Technical approach --a brief discussion of the tasks or steps <br />that the consultant will undertake to accomplish the work described in the scope of <br />work. <br />(v) Value engineering --when a value engineering study is included <br />in the selection criteria, a brief discussion of the capability, training and <br />experience to undertake such a study. <br />(12) Conduct interviews with each consultant on the preselection list. A <br />visit to the consultant's office to obtain a better idea of their capabilities is <br />suggested whenever practical. <br />(13) Review the experience and qualification data, the project proposal, <br />the interview results, and other relevant data. Using the selection criteria <br />developed for the project, rank the qualified consultants. <br />10 <br />Chap 2 <br />Par 9 <br />