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                                          What is the timeline from permitting, advertisement, bidding, board approval and NTP?

            C. WHAT IS THE CSP PROCESS? (THE BOARD MUST APPROVE)           NOTES:

            Step 1:
            The district prepares a Request for Proposal that includes:
               Selection Criteria & Weighted Values
               Estimated Budget
               Project Scope
               Required Completion Date
               Any Other information a Contractor may require to respond

            Step 2:
               Advertise as required by statute
               Pre-proposal meeting for clarifications
               Receive, publically open, and read aloud the names of offerors and any

                monetary proposals made by the offerors

            Step 3:
               Selection committee evaluates and ranks each proposer in relation to
                the published criteria
               Selection committee elects the offeror that submits the proposal that
                offers the best value and make recommendation to the school board
               District may attempt to negotiate a contract with the selected offeror
                and may discuss options for scope and/or time modification and any
                price change associated with the modification




               Develop                                     Pre-Bid
               Proposal          Post Solicitation       Conference




               Receive                                   Receive Bid
              Questions           Issue Addenda          Responses





               Open Bid            Evaluate Bid
              Responses             Responses          Develop Award




            Issue Notice of
             Award & Post
                Award






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