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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 75 <br /> <br />Contracting Agency's alternative process may include, but is not limited to, one or more <br />of the following methods: <br />A) A general written direction from the Local Contracting Agency to the State <br />Contracting Agency, prior to the advertisement of a Procurement or series of <br />Procurements or during the course of the Procurement or series of Procurements, <br />that the Local Contracting Agency's tier two selection shall be the highest-ranked <br />firm identified by the State Contracting Agency during the tier one process, and that <br />no further coordination or consultation with the Local Contracting Agency is required. <br />However, the Local Contracting Agency may provide written notice to the State <br />Contracting Agency that the Local Contracting Agency's general written direction is <br />not to be applied for a particular Procurement and describe the process that the <br />Local Contracting Agency will utilize for the particular Procurement. In order for a <br />written direction from the Local Contracting Agency consistent with this subsection to <br />be effective for a particular Procurement, it must be received by the State <br />Contracting Agency with adequate time for the State Contracting Agency to revise <br />the RFP in order for Proposers to be notified of the tier two process to be utilized in <br />the Procurement. In the event of a multiple award under the terms of the applicable <br />Procurement, the written direction from the Local Contracting Agency may apply to <br />the highest ranked firms that are selected under the terms of the Procurement <br />document. <br />B) An intergovernmental agreement between the Local Contracting Agency and the <br />State Contracting Agency outlining the alternative process that the Local Contracting <br />Agency has adopted for a Procurement or series of Procurements. <br />C) Where multiple Local Government Agencies are involved in a two-tiered selection <br />procedure, the Local Government Agencies may name one or more authorized <br />representative(s) to act on behalf of all the Local Government Agencies, whether the <br />Local Government Agencies are acting collectively or individually, to select the <br />Architect, Engineer, Photogrammetrist, Transportation Planner, or Land Surveyor to <br />perform the Architectural, Engineering, Photogrammetric Mapping, Transportation <br />Planning, or Land Surveying, Services or Related Services under the tier two <br />selection process. In the event of a multiple award under the terms of the applicable <br />Procurement, the authorized representative(s) of the Local Contracting Agencies <br />may act on behalf of the Local Contracting Agencies to select the highest ranked <br />firms that are required under the terms of the Procurement document, as part of the <br />tier two selection process. <br />4) In the event the State Contracting Agency has made a multiple award of Price Agreements <br />pursuant to Rule 137-048-0270, with that multiple award of Price Agreements meeting the <br />tier-one requirements of ORS 279C.125 and this rule, the Local Contracting Agency shall <br />make its tier-two selection of an Architect, Engineer, Photogrammetrist, Transportation <br />Planner, or Land Surveyor for a project-specific work order or task order from the <br />Consultants who have executed Price Agreements with the State Contracting Agency, in <br />accordance with the work order or task order assignment procedures established by the <br />State Contracting Agency in the Price Agreements. If the Local Contracting Agency elects to <br />select an Architect, Engineer, Photogrammetrist, Transportation Planner, or Land Surveyor <br />to perform the Architectural, Engineering, Photogrammetric Mapping, Transportation <br />Planning, or Land Surveying, Services or Related Services for the Local Contracting <br />Agency's public improvement through an alternative process adopted by the Local <br />Contracting Agency, the requirements of that alternative process must be specified in the <br />RFP, if any, in the executed Price Agreements, or in the project-specific work order or task <br />order assignment procedures provided to the Consultants who have executed Price