- 2025 RFQ for Solid and Hazardous Waste Plan Update 3-25-25(1)

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Kittitas County Page 9 of 10 Comprehensive Solid Waste Management Plan Revision C. A budget of the working hours anticipated to complete the project. The hourly breakdown shall be denoted by Task, Function, and Personnel involved. D. A resume of key personnel, including subconsultants to be assigned to the work, and a statement of respective areas of responsibility. E. A proposed timeline for the project. F. A statement of any special conditions that is determined by the consultant to be appropriate. G. A demonstration of the consultant’s understanding of the public policy implications of intergovernmental cooperation on solid waste issues. H. A demonstration of the consultant’s understanding and knowledge of the Washington State laws related to solid waste. I. A demonstration of the consultant’s ability to facilitate and direct public meetings and meetings with government officials. VI. Proposal Evaluation Representatives of Kittitas County Solid Waste will review proposals. The proposals will be rated in accordance with the following weighted criteria: 1. Specific experience (25 percent) 2. Project approach (35 percent) 3. Project staff (15 percent) 4. Project implementation schedule (15 percent) 5. Budget of work hours (10 percent) One or more proposers obtaining the highest scores will be invited to an interview before a selection committee to determine the best-qualified proposer who will be recommended for selection to the Kittitas County Board of Commissioners. Kittitas County will then begin negotiation of a contract agreement. If a satisfactory contract cannot be negotiated, negotiations will be conducted with the next best-rated proposer. This process will continue until a contract is negotiated or the project is cancelled. The schedule and format of the interviews and/or oral presentations will be provided at a later date. All consultants will be informed in writing of the final decision.