- (a) Does the proposal advance energy science or technology and provide benefits to California citizens?
- (b) Is the proposal technology not adequately addressed by competitive and regulated markets?
- (c) Does the proposed contract address at least one issue or goal specified in the most recent PIER Program area plan, appropriate subject area plan or Strategic Plan?
- (d) Is the technological approach, analysis or process used substantially the same as another contract already funded under the PIER Program?
- (e) Is the proposed contract substantially the same as a proposal previously submitted to the Commission and rejected on the basis of technical issues or administrative requirements?
- (f) Was the proposed contract received within the timeframe directly before the anticipated publication date for a future PIER solicitation for which the proposed contract is eligible?
- (g) Was the proposed contract received within the timeframe directly after the release date of a past PIER solicitation for which the proposed contract was eligible?
- (h) What is the cost of the proposed project?
- (i) What is the level of public and private benefits compared to proposal costs to be funded by the PIER program and by match funds?
- (j) What is the overall technical quality and merit of the proposal?
- (k) What are the qualification of the project team?
- (l) What is the likelihood of and timeframe for success of the proposal?
- (m) What are the technical, market and financial risks of the proposal?
- (n) Is the proposal consistent with the energy policies of the State of California?
In determining whether to award a contract on a sole or single source basis, the Commission shall consider evaluation factors that include but are not limited to:
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).