Submission information
Submission Number: 25470
Submission ID: 78461
Submission UUID: bc2c9dcc-a0e7-4a46-a98d-00b01cec5864
Submission URI: /form/vendor-performance-evaluation
Created: Wed, 07/19/2023 - 13:58
Completed: Wed, 07/19/2023 - 13:58
Changed: Fri, 08/11/2023 - 18:53
Remote IP address: (unknown)
Submitted by: jedd.prokash
Language: English
Is draft: No
Webform: Vendor Performance Evaluation
Locked: Yes
Facility Condition Assessment (FCA) Process.” After careful consideration and review of all that responded by proposal close,
FEA was selected because their evaluation scored the highest total points of any other vendor during the fair selection
process. By April 2013, FEA developed and delivered to the State of Minnesota a standardized, efficient, easy to use and
maintain, comprehensive, and cost-effective FCA process with meaningful background cost data. FEA was attentively
understanding of the State’s infancy regarding a standardized FCA and solely produced a process that is unique to the state’s
needs and vision.
The intent of this proposed background cost update project is to integrate with and supplement the current FCA and SCA
processes, costs models, and not to force a redesign or overhaul of the cost models. The current FCA process works well, but
costs have become outdated and do not reflect current market rates for materials and labor. The last background cost update
was performed in 2021. This background cost update will be using 2023 RS Means construction cost data. Due to the unique
nature, complexity, and implementation of the State’s FCA and SCA processes, ERPP needs FEAs expertise and knowledge (of
their industry and the State’s approach) to avoid a costly and disruptive redesign. FEA owns copy rights to and is the sole
provider of the Reference Field Guide that is used as a part of the FCA and SCA processes and will be updated as a part of this
project. The background costs associated with the guide will need to be altered so to represent current material and labor
rates of the State’s regions. FEA also provides a detail breakdown of material or labor fluctuations (up/down) that further
helps agencies to prioritize projects in queue to maximize dollar resources.