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§ 2116. Discussion Proposals: Content.

20 CA ADC § 2116Barclays Official California Code of Regulations

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Title 20. Public Utilities and Energy
Division 2. State Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission (Refs & Annos)
Chapter 5.5. Public Interest Energy Research (PIER) Program
Article 2. Competitive Negotiations
20 CCR § 2116
§ 2116. Discussion Proposals: Content.
(a) The purposes of a Discussion Proposal are to provide Bidder an opportunity for the Commission to identify any faulty or nonresponsive aspect of the Discussion Proposal and an opportunity for the parties to negotiate the contents of the Discussion Proposal.
(b) Each Discussion Proposal shall include, at a minimum, the following:
(1) If a Notice of Intention to Bid was not used, the Discussion Proposal shall identify how the Discussion Proposal will meet the requirements of the CNS;
(2) If a Notice of Intention to Bid was not used, the Discussion Proposal shall identify Bidder team that will participate in Confidential Meetings;
(3) If a Notice of Intention to Bid was not used, the Discussion Proposal shall include a confidentiality statement, the form of which shall be provided in the CNS, regarding use of confidential information during the CNS process;
(4) List of confidential documents, the form of which shall be provided in the CNS, with existing confidential documents, data or intellectual property, and anticipated confidential deliverables or work product;
(5) Costs and complete budget.
(c) The CNS shall state any other requirements of the Discussion Proposal. These requirements may include, without limitation, the following:
(1) Bidder's general qualifications;
(2) Bidder's technical qualifications;
(3) Financial measures such as net present value of proposed project;
(4) Capabilities of Bidder team as related to scope of work detailed in the CNS;
(5) Proof of financial ability to perform an awarded contract, including without limitation, financial statements, credit rating, liquidity ratios, equity ratio, equity rating and previous bankruptcy of Bidder, if any. If Bidder wants financial statements to be kept confidential, Bidder must make a request for confidentiality pursuant to Title 20, California Code of Regulations, section 2501 et. seq. (See section 2125 regarding confidentiality requests.)
(6) Proposal goals;
(7) Proposal technical objectives;
(8) Proposal economic objectives;
(9) Matching funds amount and source, and date when matching funds become available;
(10) Contingency plan for loss of matching funds;
(11) Evidence of compliance with state contract requirements such as Disabled Veterans Business Enterprise, or evidence of current progress toward meeting compliance with state contract requirements;
(12) Complete work statement;
(13) Schedule with milestones of project tasks from start to end;
(14) List of anticipated deliverables, including monthly progress reports and final report;
(15) Identification of preexisting intellectual property held by Bidder;
(16) Letters of support or reference;
(17) Projection of when royalty repayment would begin, if any;
(18) Commercialization plan for market adoption of technology.

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Note: Authority cited: Sections 25218(e) and 25620.2(c), Public Resources Code. Reference: Section 25620.5, Public Resources Code.
History
1. New section filed 1-7-2000; operative 11-3-99 pursuant to Public Resources Code section 25620.2(c)(8). Submitted to OAL for printing only pursuant to Public Resources Code section 25620.2(c)(9) (Register 2000, No. 1).
This database is current through 4/19/24 Register 2024, No. 16.
Cal. Admin. Code tit. 20, § 2116, 20 CA ADC § 2116
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