Resolution No. 2659 6-11-2020.pdf

Repeat: The document outlines the evaluation and award process for procurement by the City, emphasizing the balance between cost and technical merit. It discusses the use of Request for Proposals (RFPs) and Request for Qualifications (RFQs) for professional services procurement. It also covers noncompetitive negotiations, sole source justifications, responsibility criteria for contractors, contract requirements, documentation standards, and provisions for locally owned, minority-owned, female-owned, and small businesses. Additionally, it addresses the code of conduct, conflict of interest policies, acceptance of gratuities, penalties for violations, and additional provisions related to federally funded contracts. The document also details labor and employment laws, rights to inventions, environmental regulations, contracting with suspended or debarred entities, and the Byrd Anti-Lobbying Amendment.