25-0002 - West Springfield Middle School Track Design

1. Letter of Proposal and Commitment: This letter should identify the firm and key staff who will be working on the project, and commit them for the duration of the project, if selected. The letter should also state that the firm has read and understands the requirements of the RFP. This letter must be signed by a duly authorized official of the appropriate firm.
2. Qualifications: This refers to the ability of the proposer to meet the terms of the RFP and should include at least three examples of projects (with contact information for lead client staff contact of such projects) completed within the past five years that will confirm the proposer's expertise in providing comprehensive planning services. Examples must be specific to the key staff identified in (1) and be at or near completion at the time of submitting the RFP.
3. Methodology and Approach: Provide a comprehensive description of proven methods and plans for carrying out the Project Scope as detailed above. Philosophical approach to individual and teamwork should be considered as a part of this request.
4. Additional Items: Include all other pertinent information regarding this RFP, particularly anything that the proposer feels addresses why its business or team would be a good match for this project.
5. Schedule: Proposer shall submit a preliminary timeline of dates and schedule for the planning process including, but not limited to, start date, proposed end date, proposed meeting dates, draft product dates, etc.

The price proposal should contain an amount for the completion of the scope of services, using the enclosed “Price Proposal”. 

No reference to costs may be included in other sections of your proposal.