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Exhibit A to Administrative Order No. 44-23-01-F <br />City of Eugene Public Contracting Rules 2022 – Part 2 Page 116 <br /> <br />value engineering options, analyze and propose energy efficiency measures or <br />alternative energy options, coordinate multiple disciplines on the project, effectively <br />utilize the time available to commence and complete the improvement, and related <br />matters that could affect the cost or quality of the Work. <br />c) In Design-Build contracting, in addition to (a) and (b) above, those factors may also <br />include design professional qualifications, specialized experience, preliminary design <br />submittals, technical merit, design-builder team experience and related matters that <br />could affect the cost or quality of the Work. <br />d) In ESPC contracting, in addition to the factors set forth in subsections (a), (b) and (c) <br />above, those factors may also include sample Technical Energy Audits from similar <br />projects, sample M & V reports, financial statements and related information of the <br />ESCO for a time period established in the RFP, financial statements and related <br />information of joint venturers comprising the ESCO, the ESCO's capabilities and <br />experience in performing energy baseline studies for facilities (independently or in <br />cooperation with an independent third-party energy baseline consultant), past <br />performance of the ESCO in meeting energy guarantee Contract levels, the specific <br />Person that will provide the Energy Savings Guarantee to be offered by the ESCO, the <br />ESCO's management plan for the project, information on the specific methods, <br />techniques and equipment that the ESCO will use in the performance of the Work under <br />the ESPC, the ESCO's team members and consultants to be assigned to the project, the <br />ESCO's experience in the Energy Savings Performance Contracting field, the ESCO's <br />experience acting as the prime contractor on previous ESPC projects (as opposed to a <br />sub-contractor or consultant to a prime ESCO), the ESCO's vendor and product <br />neutrality related to the development of ECMs, the ESCO's project history related to <br />removal from an ESPC project or the inability or unwillingness of the ESCO to complete <br />an ESPC project, the ESCO's M & V capabilities and experience (independently or in <br />cooperation with an independent third-party M & V consultant), the ESCO's ability to <br />explain the unique risks associated with ESPC projects and the assignment of risk in the <br />particular project between the Contracting Agency and the ESCO, the ESCO's <br />equipment performance guarantee policies and procedures, the ESCO's energy savings <br />and cost savings guarantee policies and procedures, the ESCO's project cost guarantee <br />policies and procedures, the ESCO's pricing methodologies, the price that the ESCO will <br />charge for the Technical Energy Audit phase of the Work, and the ESCO's fee structure <br />for all phases of the ESPC. <br />3) Contract Negotiations. Contract terms may be negotiated to the extent allowed by the RFP <br />and OAR 137-049-0600 to 137-049-0690, provided that the general Work scope remains <br />the same and that the field of competition does not change as a result of material changes <br />to the requirements stated in the Solicitation Document. See 137-049-0650. Terms that may <br />be negotiated consist of details of Contract performance, methods of construction, timing, <br />assignment of risk in specified areas, fee, and other matters that could affect the cost or <br />quality of the Work. For the CM/GC Method, terms that may be negotiated also include the <br />specific scope of pre-construction services, the GC Work, any Early Work, and other <br />construction Work to be performed by the CM/GC, and any other terms that the Contracting <br />Agency has identified as being subject to negotiation, consistent with the requirements of <br />Rule 137-049-0690. In ESPC contracting, terms that may be negotiated also include the <br />scope of preliminary design of ECMs to be evaluated by the parties during the Technical <br />Energy Audit phase of the Work, the scope of Personal Services and Work to be performed <br />by the ESCO during the Project Development Plan phase of the Work, the detailed <br />provisions of the Energy Savings Guarantee to be provided by the ESCO and scope of <br />Work, methodologies and compensation terms and conditions during the design and