Enterprise Content Management Consultant

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Invitation to Quote 07-23

Enterprise Content Management Consultant

Issue Date: December 4, 2007

RFP Acknowledgement Form: Appendix A. Respondents are asked to fill out and return this form by December 11, 2007 to the contact person listed below.

RFP Closing Date and Time: January 8, 2008 2:00:59 pm PST

Closing Location: By Mail BC Transit – Attn: Nancy Broydell

PO Box 610

Victoria, BC

Canada V8W 2P3

By Hand BC Transit – Attn: Nancy Broydell or 520 Gorge Road East

Courier Victoria, BC

Canada V8T 2K2

ITQ Contact Person: Nancy Broydell

Email: [email protected]

Phone: (250) 995-5721

Fax: (250) 995-5640

BC Transit Website: www.bctransit.com

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ABLE OF

C

ONTENTS

1.0 I

NVITATION

T

ERMINOLOGY AND

D

EFINITIONS

... 3

2.0 C

OMMUNICATIONS AND

P

ROCESS

... 4

2.1 P

ROJECT

C

E

NQUIRIES

... 4

2.2 ITQ A

CKNOWLEDGEMENT

F

ORM

... 4

2.3 A

NTICIPATED

S

CHEDULE OF

E

VENTS

... 4

2.4 D

EBRIEFING

... 4

2.5 B

ASIC

Q

UOTE

... 4

3.0 Q

UOTE

T

ERMS AND

C

ONDITIONS

... 5

3.1 A

CCEPTANCE

, R

EJECTION

,

OF

Q

UOTES

... 5

3.2 I

RREVOCABILITY OF

B

IDS

... 5

3.3 M

INOR

C

LARIFICATIONS

... 5

3.4 E

LIGIBILITY

... 5

3.5 U

SE OF

I

NVITATION TO

Q

UOTE

... 5

3.6 C

ONFIDENTIALITY OF

I

NFORMATION

... 6

3.7 E

VALUATION

I

NTERVIEWS

... 6

3.8 E

VALUATION

C

OMMITTEE

... 6

3.9 R

ECIPROCITY

... 6

4.0 P

ROJECT

O

VERVIEW AND

R

EQUIREMENTS

... 7

4.1 O

VERVIEW

... 7

4.2 B

ACKGROUND

... 7

4.3 R

EQUIREMENTS

... 7

4.4 D

ELIVERABLES

... 8

4.5 E

NVIRONMENT

... 8

4.6 BC T

RANSIT

R

ESOURCE

A

VAILABILITY

... 8

5.0 P

ROPOSAL

R

ESPONSE AND

F

ORMAT

... 9

6.0 E

VALUATION

C

RITERIA AND

P

ROCESS

... 10

6.1 M

ANDATORY

R

EQUIREMENTS

... 10

6.2 E

VALUATION

C

RITERIA

... 10

A

PPENDIX

A: ITQ A

CKNOWLEDGEMENT

F

ORM

... 11

A

PPENDIX

B:

R

ESPONSE

C

OVERING

L

ETTER

... 12

A

PPENDIX

C: A

DDITIONAL

C

LAUSES

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1.0 I

NVITATION

T

ERMINOLOGY AND

D

EFINITIONS

The following words will, where the context allows, bear the following meanings in these Quote Documents and any resulting contract:

a) BC T

RANSIT

means a Corporation established under the British Columbia Transit Act R.S.B.C., Ch. 421, or its successors or assigns, as amended, having an office at 520 Gorge Road East, PO Box 610, Victoria, British Columbia, V8W 2P3.

b) C

ONTRACT

means the written agreement or Purchase Order resulting from this Invitation to Quote executed by BC Transit and the Contractor;

c) C

ONTRACTOR

means the successful Bidder(s) to this Invitation to Quote who enters into a written Contract or Purchase Order with BC Transit;

d) C

OORDINATOR

shall mean the person designated by BC Transit and shall include any person or persons whom the said Coordinator shall appoint to represent him for any or all purposes of this Work;

e) M

UST

and M

ANDATORY

means a specific criterion or requirement essential to be met for the quote to receive and continue to receive consideration;

f) S

HOULD

or D

ESIRABLE

means a requirement having a specific or significant degree of importance to meeting the Invitation objectives. These criteria will be evaluated using a point scoring system;

g) B

IDDER

means any party or parties responding on the Work, or the successful Bidder who later becomes the Contractor for such Work;

h) W

ORK

means the goods, labour, services to be supplied as required by these Contract Documents

i) I

N

W

RITING

means by letter, e-mail or facsimile.

j) ECMS means Enterprise Content Management Solution

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2.0 C

P

ROCESS

2.1 P

ROJECT

C

E

NQUIRIES

The Invitation Contact Person for this project is as follows:

Nancy Broydell, Purchasing Agent Phone: 250-995-5721

Fax: 250-995-5640

E-mail: [email protected]

Information obtained verbally or from any other source is not official and should not be relied upon. Quotes received at BC Transit reception after 2:00:59 pm Pacific Time January 8, 2008 will not be considered. Late quotes will be returned to the vendor unopened.

2.2 ITQ A

CKNOWLEDGEMENT

F

ORM

In order to receive any additional information regarding this Invitation (i.e. amendments and subsequent information) please complete the Acknowledgement Form in Appendix A. Please return by fax (preferred) or e-mail to the Contact Person no later than December 11, 2007.

2.3 A

NTICIPATED

S

CHEDULE OF

E

VENTS

The following timetable outlines the anticipated schedule for the ITQ process. The schedule provided is for information only. Timing and sequence of events may vary and BC Transit will ultimately determine the sequence of events.

EVENT ANTICIPATED DATES

RFP Issued December 4, 2007

RFP Acknowledgement Form December 11, 2007

Request for Clarification dues December 18, 2007

BC Transit’s Response to Request for Clarification December 20, 2007

RFP Closes January 8, 2008

Tentative Award January 2008

2.4 D

EBRIEFING

At the conclusion of the Quote evaluation and award of contract process, all Bidders will be notified. Bidders requesting a debriefing meeting with BC Transit are to arrange this within 30 days of notification by contacting the Contact Person at (250) 995-5721.

2.5 B

ASIC

Q

UOTE

Each Bidder shall submit a Quote based on the requirements as described in Section 4.0 Project

Overview and Requirements and provide the response as outlined in Section 5 Proposal Response

and Format.

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3.0 Q

UOTE

T

ERMS AND

C

ONDITIONS

3.1 A

CCEPTANCE

, R

EJECTION

,

OF

Q

UOTES

This Invitation to Quote should not be construed as an agreement to purchase goods or services.

BC Transit is not bound to enter into a Contract with the Bidder who submits the lowest priced quote or with any Bidder. Submissions will be assessed in light of the evaluation criteria. BC Transit will be under no obligation to receive further information, whether written or oral, from any Bidder. Lowest or Any Bid will not necessarily be accepted.

BC Transit reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to accept or reject all or parts of any quote that:

a. Is incomplete, obscure, irregular or unrealistic;

b. Contains unauthorized conditions;

c. Fails or omits any required or mandatory term or condition; or d. Is non-compliant with the requirement of the Invitation.

BC Transit shall not be obligated either to accept or reject any non-compliance with the requirement of the invitation.

3.2 I

RREVOCABILITY OF

B

IDS

By submission of a clear and detailed written notice, the Bidder may amend or withdraw its bid prior to the closing date and time. Upon closing time, all bids become irrevocable for 90 calendar days. By submission of a bid, the Bidder agrees that should its bid be successful, the Bidder will enter into a Professional Services Contract with BC Transit.

3.3 M

INOR

C

LARIFICATIONS

BC Transit reserves the right to request additional information from Bidders during the

evaluation. The requested information would allow BC Transit to clarify issues in quotes. This could be, but is not limited to, missed information or information not clear in a quote. BC Transit will be under no obligation to receive further information, whether written or oral, from any Bidder. Bidders agree to hold BC Transit safe and harmless against any claims regarding receiving information for evaluation purposes.

3.4 E

LIGIBILITY

a. Respondents will not be evaluated if the Respondent’s current or past corporate or other interests may, in BC Transit’s opinion, give rise to a conflict of interest in connection with this project.

b. Responses from not-for-profit agencies will be evaluated against the same criteria as those received from any other Bidders.

3.5 U

SE OF

I

NVITATION TO

Q

UOTE

This document, or any portion thereof, may not be used for any purpose other than the submission

of proposals.

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3.6 C

I

NFORMATION

Information pertaining to BC Transit obtained by the Bidder as a result of participation in this project is confidential and must not be disclosed without written authorization from BC Transit.

3.7 E

VALUATION

I

NTERVIEWS

BC Transit reserves the right to interview any Bidder during the evaluation and incorporate the results of interviews into the evaluation. BC Transit may require short listed bidders to provide a presentation. Reasonable notice will be given with more details on the presentation requirement.

At the request of BC Transit, a Bidder will travel to Victoria, B.C. and meet with BC Transit representatives at no additional cost to BC Transit.

3.8 E

VALUATION

C

OMMITTEE

Evaluation of quotes will be by a committee constituted by BC Transit staff and/or their agents.

3.9 R

ECIPROCITY

BC Transit may consider and evaluate any proposals from other jurisdictions on the same basis

that the government purchasing authorities in those jurisdictions would treat a similar proposal

from a British Columbia supplier.

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4.0 P

ROJECT

O

VERVIEW AND

R

EQUIREMENTS

4.1 O

VERVIEW

BC Transit requires an experienced and knowledgeable consultant to assess our current situation and develop business requirements and produce a written report which points the “way forward”

for an Enterprise Content Management Solution (ECMS) appropriate for BC Transit. BC Transit is requesting quotations from qualified consultants to assist with the project requirements outlined in this document

4.2 B

ACKGROUND

BC Transit currently uses several information systems and processes to store and provide access to data and files. The main methodology currently employed is for network users to create and store their own files (word, excel and other common file types) on shared network drives with security permissions managed via Windows Active Directory. No other process exists to restrict or assist users in where they store the file or in naming conventions. This has resulted in

thousands of folders and files in a storage environment with no record management system in place, making it difficult for end-users to search and/or find a specific file in a logical fashion.

This “ad-hoc” organization of files makes collaboration and resource sharing difficult. Transit is looking for a solution to these issues which will allow significant improvement in our ability to access, organize and share information.

4.3 R

EQUIREMENTS

BC Transit requires an experienced consultant to assess the Corporations’ current situation with respect to data and information storage and retrieval across our computing environment. This will include determining the quantity of records, where they are located, and how often they are referenced. The inventory provides a survey of the existing records situation, determines storage needs, identifies vital and archival records, improves recordkeeping policies and procedures, and provides a solid foundation for any ECMS solution. The consultant will be expected to interview senior executives and managers along with appropriate IT personnel to develop strategies, goals, objectives and requirements for ECMS solution opportunities. The consultant will be expected to produce recommendations for the short and longer term. The consultant will be expected to review the current ECMS software market. The consultant will develop a written report to be presented to BC Transit’s Information Systems Manager and that report may be utilized to formulate a written business case for inclusion on our Long Term Capital Plan.

Our eye is on the business requirement, not the technology; consequently this assignment is about developing a strategy and vision with respect to ECMS that is appropriate for BC Transit in scope.

BC Transit has no preconceived thoughts regarding possible solutions. They may include but not be limited to, or some combination of:

• a sophisticated ECMS solution;

• an Intranet;

• a Portal;

• a Document Management System;

• a Records Management System;

• a Collaboration System.

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4.4 D

ELIVERABLES

a. to inventory and assess BC Transit’s current data, information and network storage structure and processes;

b. to develop a strategy, vision, business requirements and recommendations that will address the issues and outline the “way forward” for BC Transit;

c. to conduct interviews with senior executives and managers with respect to their goals and objectives for a ECMS;

d. to assess BC Transit’s ECMS opportunities for improvement towards meeting the identified goals and objectives;

e. to review the current ECMS and Records Management software market, and

f. submit a comprehensive written report for the Information Systems Manger that may be used as a basis for a business case in the inclusion of the Long Term Capital Plan.

4.5 E

NVIRONMENT

The work will be carried out under the direction of the Information Systems Manager or a designated Coordinator.

4.6 BC T

RANSIT

R

ESOURCE

A

VAILABILITY

This is important work for BC Transit and appropriate staff and resources will be made available for the consultant to perform their assignment effectively. The Information Systems Manager will introduce the consultant to senior executives and managers either in a group meeting or

individually as required. It will be the responsibility of the consultant to schedule their own

meetings or tasks with Transit employees. It will be the responsibility of the consultant to manage

their own time allotted to the work and successful completion of the assignment. BC Transit will

provide a work space for the consultant on site.

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5.0 P

ROPOSAL

R

ESPONSE AND

F

ORMAT

Cover Letter: Appendix B Response:

Section 1 Title Page

• Includes: Delivery Address, Bidders Name Address Phone Number ITQ Number

Section 2: Proposed Resource(s) and Demonstrated Ability

• Demonstrate direct ability to perform the work, direct experience and work of similar depth and breadth Section 3 Work Plan and Schedule

• Work plan and schedule required to complete the work.

Section 4: Rates

• fixed hourly charge out rate

Expenses are not payable on this contract. Rates are all inclusive. Contractors with offices located outside the Greater Victoria areas are responsible for all expenses to/from their base in Greater Victoria.

Section 5: References

• Provide a minimum of three (3) references with contact names and phone numbers. References to come from previous projects of related scope.

Appendix 1 Professional Resume

• Professional Resumes and references for all proposed contract staff included in the quote. (References should be from recent previous clients and explicitly relate to the performance of the resource working in the proposed role.

Appendix 2 Documentation Samples

• Provide excerpts from Business Plans, or Project Plan documents or related written materials from previous work.

Appendix 3 A Copy of Original Invitation to Quote – ITQ 07-23

• Include a hard copy of this ITQ

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6.0 E

VALUATION

C

RITERIA AND

P

ROCESS

BC Transit reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to award to any Contractor deemed to provide the BEST VALUE to BC Transit. BC Transit shall not be bound, implied or otherwise, to award this contract to the lowest priced and/or any qualified Contractor. BC Transit will determine BEST VALUE by evaluating qualified submissions with the following attributes:

The criteria below will be used to evaluate the proposals received. It is BC Transit’s intent to enter into a contract with the Bidder with highest overall score.

6.1 M

ANDATORY

R

EQUIREMENTS

The following are mandatory requirements. Quotes not clearly demonstrating that they meet them will receive no further consideration during the evaluation process.

Mandatory Requirements:

1. Submission:

• One signed original Quote, signed by a person authorized to sign on behalf of the Bidder.

• Two (2) exact copies of the Quote must be received at the closing location by the specified closing date and time.

• The Quote must be in English and must not be sent by facsimile or email.

6.2 E

VALUATION

C

RITERIA

Quotes will be evaluated using the following methodology:

C

RITERIA

M

AX

P

OINTS

M

IN

P

OINTS

Section A – Consultant / Company Profile 50 70%

Qualifications of Consultant

• Describe the knowledge, expertise, length and quality of experience of the consultant in doing the same or very similar work

• 3 References with description of work done with contacts

Section B – Work Plan 20 70%

• Provision of a well thought out, comprehensive, organized and realistic work plan including schedule

• Level of effort – total hours proposed

Section C - Cost 30

• Rate per hour for entire contract in CDN dollars Lowest Cost x 30

Current Cost

Bidders must achieve a minimum of 70% of the point value allocated to Evaluation Matrix

Sections A and B in order to have their Price module evaluated. Quotes not reaching the

minimum score will receive no further consideration.

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PPENDIX

A: ITQ A

CKNOWLEDGEMENT

F

ORM

Invitation to Quote 07-23 Enterprise Content Management Consultant Closing Date: January 8, 2008 2:00:59 pm Pacific Time Please complete this form and return it no later than December 11, 2007 (fax preferred):

Attention: Nancy Broydell, Purchasing Agent BC Transit

Address: 520 Gorge Road East

PO Box 610

Victoria, BC V8W 2P3

Phone: (250) 995-5721

Fax: (250) 995-5640

Email (as appropriate) [email protected]

In order to receive any additional information regarding this ITQ (e.g. amendments and additional information, etc.), please complete this form and return by fax / email (as applicable) to the ITQ contact person.

COMPANY NAME:

_____________________________________________________

ADDRESS:

_____________________________________________________

CONTACT PERSON:

_____________________________________________________

POSITION:

_____________________________________________________

PHONE NUMBER:

_____________________________________________________

FAX NUMBER:

_____________________________________________________

EMAIL ADDRESS:

_____________________________________________________

Check appropriate response below:

I authorize BC Transit to send further correspondence (if unable to fax or email) relevant to this ITQ that is deemed to be of an urgent nature by the following method:

□ Courier collect: courier name and acct no. ____________________________________

□ ^Mail:

________________________________________________________________________

Date:

____________________________

Name:

___________________________________

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A

PPENDIX

B:

R

ESPONSE

C

OVERING

L

ETTER

Letterhead or Supplier Name and Address

Date

Dear Sir/Madam

Subject: Invitation for Quotation Name and Number

The enclosed quote is submitted in response to the above referenced Invitation to Quote.

Through submission of this proposal we agree to all of the terms and conditions of the Invitation to Quote.

We have carefully read and examined the Invitation to Quote and have conducted such other investigations as were prudent and reasonable in preparing the quotation. We agree to be bound by statements and representations made in this quote and to any agreement resulting from this quote.

Yours truly,

_____________________________

Signature

Name: _______________________

Title: ________________________

______________________________

Legal Name of Bidder

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A

PPENDIX

C: A

DDITIONAL

C

LAUSES

S

ELECTED

C

ONTRACT

C

LAUSES

By submission of a quote, the Bidder agrees that, should it be identified as the successful Bidder, it is willing to enter into a Contract with BC Transit that may include, at BC Transit’s discretion, the following clauses:

L

IABILITY FOR

E

RRORS

While BC Transit has used considerable efforts to ensure an accurate representation of information in this Invitation to Quote, the information contained in this Invitation to Quote is supplied solely as a guideline for Bidders. The information is not guaranteed or warranted to be accurate by BC Transit, nor is it necessarily comprehensive or exhaustive. Nothing in this Invitation to Quote is intended to relieve Bidders from forming their own opinions and conclusions with respect to the matters addressed in this Invitation to Quote.

M

ODIFICATION OF

T

ERMS

BC Transit reserves the right to modify the terms of this Invitation to Quote at any time at it sole discretion. This includes the right to cancel this Invitation to Quote at any time prior to entering into a Contract with the successful Bidder.

O

WNERSHIP OF

W

ORK

BC Transit is the owner of the Work, including intellectual property rights, patent, copyright, trademark, industrial design and trade secrets in any product developed through this contract.

C

I

NFORMATION

Information pertaining to BC Transit obtained by the Bidder as a result of participation in this project is confidential and must not be disclosed without written authorization from BC Transit F

REEDOM OF

I

NFORMATION AND

P

RIVACY

P

ROTECTION

A

CT

BC Transit is subject to the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FOIPPA).

Bidders shall identify any information/records that are submitted in their Quote that are

considered trade secrets, that are supplied in confidence, and release of which could significantly harm their competitive position. Bidders agree to hold the BC Transit safe and harmless against any claims for any information released from a FOI request that is not identified as proprietary.

All documents submitted to BC Transit become the property of BC Transit. Documents will be held in confidence by BC Transit, subject to the provisions of the Freedom of Information and Privacy Act.

W

ORKER

’

S

C

OMPENSATION

The Contractor and any sub-contractors must be registered with the Workers Compensation

Board of British Columbia (WCB), and maintain good standing during the performance of the

Work. At the request of BC Transit, the Contractor will be required to submit a WCB letter

confirming that all assessments have been paid.

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I

NSURANCE

Any contract arising out of this Invitation to Quote may require that the Contractor, without limiting its obligations or liabilities, and at its own expense, provide and maintain through the term of the contract specific types of insurance with insurers licensed in the particular province where the contract is to be performed. The Contractor may be required to provide BC Transit with a Certificate of Insurance. The type of insurance that could be required is:

Professional Liability (errors and omissions) - minimum amount of $1,000,000 insuring the Contractor’s liability resulting from errors and omissions in the performance of professional services during and after the contract.

C

ONTINUITY OF

R

ESOURCES

The Contractor guarantees that the Project Manager, Project Developers, sub-contractors, Managers and Account Representatives named as resources in the proposal will remain working on the contract until it is complete. Any substitutions must be approved by the Coordinator.

S

UB

-C

ONTRACTING

Using a sub-Contractor (who must be clearly identified in the quote) is acceptable. This includes a joint submission by two Bidders having no formal corporate links. However, in this case, one of these Bidders must be prepared to take overall responsibility for successful performance of the contract and this should be clearly defined in the quote.

Sub-contracting to any firm or individual who’s current or past corporate or other interests may, in BC Transit's opinion; give rise to a conflict of interest in connection with this project will not be permitted. This includes, but is not limited to, any firm or individual involved in the

preparation of this Invitation to Quote.

Where applicable, the names of approved Sub-Contractors listed in the quote will be included in the Contract. No additional Sub-Contractors will be added or other changes made, to this list in the Contract without the written consent of BC Transit.

P

AYMENT OF

F

EES

There will be no advance payments. The contractor will submit invoices supported by timesheets for work done for each milestone completed. These invoices will be reviewed and approved by the Program Coordinator before payment is issued.

Expenses are not payable on this contract. Hourly rates submitted are all inclusive. Contractors with offices located outside the Greater Victoria areas are responsible for all expenses to/from their base in Greater Victoria.

G

OOD

F

AITH

Both Parties agree to work in good faith and make best efforts to resolve any disputes that arise

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AW AND

I

NTERPRETATION

Any conflict resulting from this Invitation to Quote will be governed by and will be construed and interpreted in accordance with the laws of the Province of British Columbia.

A

RBITRATION

All disputes arising out of or in connection with this Invitation to Quote will, unless the parties otherwise agree, be referred to and finally resolved by arbitration pursuant to the British

Columbia International Commercial Arbitration Act. The place of Arbitration will be in Victoria, British Columbia.

I

NDEMNITY

The Contractor shall indemnify and save harmless BC Transit, its employees and agents from and against all claims, demands, losses, damages, costs and expenses made against or incurred, suffered, or sustained by BC Transit at any time or times (either before or after the expiration or sooner termination of the contract) where the same or any of them are based upon or arise out of or from anything done or omitted to be done by the Contractor, or by any servant, employee, officer, director or Sub-contractor of the Contractor pursuant to the Contract.

B

IDDERS

’ E

XPENSES

Bidders are solely responsible for their own expenses in preparing a quote and for subsequent presentations and negotiations with BC Transit, if any. If BC Transit elects to reject all quotes, it will not be liable to any Bidder for any claims, whether for costs or damages incurred by the Bidder in preparing the quote, loss of anticipated profit in connection with any final Contract, or any other matter whatsoever.

L

IMITATION OF

D

AMAGES

Further to the preceding paragraph, the Bidder, by submitting a quote, agrees that it will not claim damages, for whatever reason, relating to the Contract or in respect of the competitive process, in excess of an amount equivalent to the reasonable costs incurred by the Bidder in preparing its quote and the Bidder, by submitting a quote, waives any claim for loss of profits if no agreement is made with the Bidder.

A

SSIGNMENT

The Professional Services Contract shall inure to the benefit of, and be binding upon the parties hereto and, in the case of the BC Transit, its successors and assigns. The Contractor can not assign the Contract or any part thereof without the prior written consent of the BC Transit.

F

ORM OF

C

ONTRACT

At BC Transit’s request, in addition to the quotation, the Contractor shall enter into a BC Transit

Professional Services Contract.

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C

ANCELLATION OF

P

ROCESS

BC Transit reserves the right to cancel this Quotation Process at any time whenever BC Transit determines that such termination is in its best interest. BC Transit shall not be in any manner whatsoever responsible, liable or accountable for any costs, expenses, loss of profits, loss of opportunity or any other out of pocket expenses or economic losses of any Bidder resulting from BC Transit canceling this Invitation to Quote.

C

ANCELLATION OF

C

ONTRACT

BC Transit reserves the right to cancel the contract at anytime during the performance of the contract subject to the failure of the BC Transit Board of Directors to approve capital funding, or whenever BC Transit determines that such termination is in its best interest. Upon notification the Contractor will immediately stop Work, place no further orders, terminate and/or place orders and sub-contracts on hold. BC Transit will only pay the Contractor for the value, as determined by the Vice President Technical Services, of all Work performed up to the date of termination.

BC Transit shall not be in any manner whatsoever responsible, liable or accountable for any additional costs, expenses, loss of profits, loss of opportunity or any other out of pocket expenses or economic losses of the Contractor resulting from BC Transit cancelling this contract. In addition, BC Transit shall not be liable for incidental or consequential, special, punitive, or exemplary damages of any kind, including but not limited to, loss of profit, or loss of business.

R

ESPONSIBILITY TO

W

ORKMANSHIP