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not identify which of the two projects were acceptable, it infers that there were at least two <br />projects which matched the criteria and which Ranger had successfully completed. Ranger <br />submits that with an accurate representation regarding the listed FDOT project, it will have been <br />deemed to have to have successfully completed three similar projects and thus had compiled <br />with the project's bid requirements. Further, while the projects which were rejected were not <br />identified, if staff rejected the CR 512 Roseland -Easy Street project (which was misidentified) as <br />one which had the inaccurate listing, then that would be another qualifying project- one of which <br />the County had firsthand experience. These facts alone require that the staff recommendation <br />be rejected and that the Contract awarded to Ranger as the lowest responsible bidder! <br />RANGER's RESPONSE TO THE REQUEST FOR CLARIFICATION WAS SUFFICIENT <br />Further, Ranger disputes that its response to a request for clarification was incomplete, <br />erroneous and vague. As stated above Ranger was required to show three such projects and its <br />listing of "all full depth reclamation projects" included a list of six (6) such projects. This <br />information was requested by correspondence dated February 27, 2017 from you to F. Scott <br />Fowler. As requested Ranger did respond and listed the relevant projects. If staff had any <br />difficulty in contacting representatives of the listed projects, the most obvious course would have <br />been for staff to ask Ranger to provide additional contact information or even technical <br />specifications for the specific projects. Further the Staff Report simply states that staff made a <br />diligent attempt to verify the request for clarification, but the Report fails to provide any details of <br />the actions staff undertook to verify the 'information. The request only sought projects which <br />were completed in the past five years, thus the two projects which lacked sufficient contact <br />information, were for information only and were provided in an abundance of caution; but as <br />they were beyond the five year look=back period, they should not be considered. <br />It is clear that staff failed or neglected to reach out to the most obvious source of such .contact <br />information, Ranger. It is also noted that the letter requesting clarification did not warn that the <br />failure to completely respond would result in declaration of the bid as being unresponsive, rather <br />it was the "[f)ailure to respond that would result in the bid being determined as unresponsive. <br />Ranger responded timely and provided sufficient references to meet the established criteria. <br />Thus, the statement in the Staff Report that Ranger's response to the request for clarification <br />was incomplete, erroneous or vague is not accurate, nor is it a relevant fact to be considered in <br />the evaluation of Ranger's qualifications. <br />CONCLUSION <br />The recommendation of the Staff Report that Ranger failed to meet the requirements of the bid <br />was based upon staffs finding that Ranger failed to have successfully completed three projects <br />similar in scope" to the instant project. That finding is erroneous with regard to the FOOT project <br />and is wholly vague as to the other projects listed, including the CR 512 Roseland -Easy Street <br />project. With clarification of the response from the FDOT regarding the NASA Boulevard <br />Project, it is clear that Ranger meets the required criteria. Further if the CR 512 project was <br />disregarded due to Ranger's incorrect listing, that would be an additional qualifying project. <br />As shown by Ranger, the decision contained in the Staff Report was based upon inaccurate <br />information, the guidelines/ requirements were arbitrarily and capriciously applied and the <br />findings of the Staff Report were erroneous. Alternatively, staff should be required to <br />supplement its report to include the comments of Mr. Boughnam and provide complete <br />information so that Ranger can understand what" diligent efforts" were undertaken, what the <br />101 Sansbury's Way; West Palm Beach, FL 33411 ' Phone, (561) 793-9400' Fax: (561) 790-4332 <br />Mailing Address: PO Box 15065, West Palm Beach, FL 33416 "www.rangerconstruction.com <br />P194 <br />
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