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• • <br />ANALYSIS <br />The following three firms were short-listed. interviewed and ranked by the selection committee: <br />1. PBS&J <br />�. Masteller & Moler. Inc. <br />3. WCG. Inc. <br />The firms of PBS&J and Masteller & Moler. Inc. were selected by the committee. Copies of the <br />firm's proposals are on file in the Board of County Commissioners office. <br />RECOMMENDATION <br />The staff of the Department of Utility Services recommends that the Board of County <br />Commissioners authonze the staff to proceed with the negotiations for a contract for continuing <br />services for wastewater treatment with the firms of PBS&J and Masteller & Moler. Inc. <br />Commissioner Adams requested an explanation of the two RFP's (11.H.2. & 11.H.3.), <br />and Operations Manager Gene Rauth explained that 11.H.2. is specifically for the water <br />treatment, water plants and the distribution system; and 11.H.3. is for the wastewater side <br />of the business, wastewater plants and the wastewater system. <br />Chairman Ginn asked if there would be a rotation, and Mr. Rauth explained that staff <br />was asking permission to enter into negotiations for a non-exclusive contract with each of <br />the two recommended consultants; staff would make the determination as to which <br />consultant would be given the project based on the expertise of the consultant and project <br />continuity. <br />The Commissioners asked if all three of the short-listed firms could be chosen since <br />at one time the County had three surveyors and projects were rotated among the three. <br />Mr Rauth advised it would be no problem if the Board decided to authorize staff to <br />negotiate with all three. He explained that previous to 1997 there was only one consultant <br />for both the water and the wastewater projects. In 1997, another consultant was added and <br />one of them did water projects and the other worked on the wastewater project. <br />A brief discussion ensued. <br />July 10, 2001 <br />35 <br />BK118PG836 <br />