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Quantity Surveying: Guideline for Quantity Surveyor Chapter 6

Satisfactory – The achievement of actual progress achieved is according
or behind the planned schedule not less than 30%

4. Technical Staff

 This factor is assessed based on the number of technical personnel in the
employment of the tenderer and their respective experience compared to
the estimated minimum requirement to carry out the works satisfactorily.

5. Plant & Equipment

 If technical staff less, but there are other factors can support his tender
price thus it may taken into account, the tenderers should show

documentary proof that he has the capability the mobilise the number and
type of plant and equipment required for proper execution of the
works.Relevant documents registration certificates shall be submitted to

improve the ownership of such plant/ equipment.

6.2.2 3rd Evaluation Stage

The third stage of evaluation is to measure and determine the ability of the tenderer to

carry out and complete the project tendered (especially for large projects exceeding RM
10.0 million). Assessment is based on a scoring system. Determination marks made
objectively and quantitatively for each evaluation criteria in accordance with the financial

and technical capabilities of tenderers.
The third stage involves the tender price adjustments to take into account the
completion of the work on offer and also the impact of lower prices and the completion of

the tenderer's ability to determine the most advantageous tender for the
recommendation.
All analysis and evaluation shall be paid into tender report to propose to Tender

Board to be done consideration.
Tender board will make a selection and successful contractor decision to carry

that project.

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