Architect-Engineer Selection Process by the Corps of Engineers on the Red Run Drain-Lower Clinton River Flood Control Project
LCD-80-39
Published: Mar 07, 1980. Publicly Released: Mar 07, 1980.
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A review was made of the process the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Detroit district, used to select an architect-engineer firm for the Red Run Drain-Lower Clinton River, Phase II Flood Control Project in Michigan. Of specific concern was whether the Corps acted legally in selecting an out-of-state firm.
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Advertised procurementArchitectsFloodsEligibility criteriaEngineersEvaluation criteriaEvaluation methodsFlood control managementProcurement regulationsSource selection