Stage 2 Evaluation Case Study

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DOVER HOUSE PLAYING FIELDS
2.4.1 Stage Two Evaluation Criteria table:
Criteria
Weighting Weighted score Reason/comments

STAGE TWO EVALUATION
(No evaluation required at stage one)

1. PASS/FAIL SECTION
(Bidders must pass all the criteria in this section)

1.1 Ability to fund the proposals Not applicable Pass/Fail
1.2 Acceptable credit score rating
Not applicable Pass/Fail
1.3 Conservation of existing community users Not applicable Pass/Fail
1.4 Overview of experience of managing similar facilities with two references from users and owners of the facility or ground. Not applicable Pass/Fail
1.5 Provide details of a relevant case study demonstrating the ability to successfully manage and provide similar sports ground facilities to schools,
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QUALITY SECTION

Quality of proposals
2.1 Proposals for enhanced replacement pavilion/ancillary facilities (15%)
2.2 Proposed hourly hire fees for each facility and estimate of total annual income with supporting evidence to demonstrate that the figures quoted are both realistic and achievable – 25%
2.3 Detailed proposals for continuity of changing facilities during construction of new pavilion (15%)
2.4 Management and maintenance proposals including evidence for continued reinvestment for replacement of facilities (15%)
2.5 Provision of artificial pitch to Sport England/National Governing Bodies for Sport (NGBs) requirements (7.5%)
2.6 Provision of artificial lighting to Sport England/ National Governing Bodies for Sport (NGBs) requirements (7.5%)
2.7 Other value added initiatives (15%)

(A total of 100% available to be weighted to provide a total of 40% of the final quality section of the evaluation) 40%

3. FINANCIAL OFFER

Financial offer:

3.1 Option 1: No Council investment

- Proposed annual rent with yearly increases linked to RPI – this will take into account the proposed rent free period.

Worked example:
Proposed annual rent - £75,000 for a term of 25 years with 18 months rent free

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