Or. Admin. Code § 731-070-0145 - Evaluation of Unsolicited Proposals
(1) ODOT will review and make a preliminary
assessment that the Unsolicited Proposal does or does not meet the requirements
of OAR 731-070-0050.
(2) An Evaluation Panel will independently
evaluate each proposal that meets all requirement. Members of the Evaluation
Panel may change and ODOT may have additional or fewer evaluators for optional
rounds of competition.
(3) Proposer
Presentations. At any time during the evaluation process, the Evaluation Panel
may require that a proposer make a presentation to the Evaluation Panel. The
presentation is to allow the Evaluation Panel to seek clarification of Project
elements and provide proposers with an opportunity to explain their proposed
Project further. The Evaluation Panel will provide written notice to a proposer
and give the proposer a minimum of 10 business days from the date of the notice
to prepare the presentation. The format of the presentation may include a
formal presentation by the proposer, followed by questions from the Evaluation
Panel pertaining to the Project, proposal, or presentation.
(4) Evaluation Factors. ODOT will publish on
its external website the general criteria for evaluation of an Unsolicited
Proposal, including but not limited to any of the following factors:
(a) Qualifications, experience, and structure
of the Project Team;
(b) Project
description in sufficient detail to determine the type and size of the Project,
the location, and all proposed interconnections with other transportation
facilities;
(c) The point in the
Transportation Project at which the public and private sector partners enter
the Project and the responsibility to be assumed by each partner for specific
Project elements, including shared risk management, costs of development, and
allocation of financial responsibility for overruns;
(d) Reasonableness of proposed project
schedule;
(e) Degree of technical
innovation associated with the proposal and if the knowledge or technology
gained from the Project benefit other areas of this state or the United
States;
(f) Whether the Project
meets or exceeds state and federal environmental standards;
(g) Right of Way considerations and plans for
acquisitions;
(h) Ongoing
maintenance of the project;
(i)
Financial Plan demonstrating a reasonable basis for funding Project development
and operations, based on well-defined and reasonable assumptions;
(j) Estimated cost of the Project;
(k) Life cycle cost analysis;
(l) Public support, community benefit and
engagement; and
(m) Compatibility
with the existing transportation system and support of transportation policies
and goals.
(5) Based on
the Evaluation Panel's assessments, ODOT will:
(a) Accept the proposal and enter into
discussions and negotiations with the proposing entity or entities;
(b) Request additional information from the
proposing entity or entities; or
(c) Reject the proposal.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 184.619 & 367.824
Statutes/Other Implemented: 367.800 - 367.824
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