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to approximately 30 environmental firms and 15 development consulting firms. In addition, there was a request from an additional 20 environmental firms. Twenty -two environmental consulting proposals and five development consulting proposals were submitted to the city of Roseville for consideration. 3.0 Review Process En yironm en tai Consulog 3.1 Roseville was seeking proposals from highly qualified and experienced environmental firms to perform the environmental assessment scope of services component of the DSEPA grant which includes developing an EPA- approved Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP), conducting phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments of the right-of- way for the Twin Lakes Parkway and develop a response action plan (RAP) for contaminated sites identifier) in conjunction with the Minnesota VI (Voluntary Investigation and Cleanup) program requirements. 3.2 The Community Development Department hired the services of Angel Environmental Management to provide an initial review of each environmental proposal with the goal to narrow down the list to 5 -7 firms for interviews. Each proposal was reviewed with a scoreshe et based upon criteria listed in the RFP and for proposal completeness. 3.3 After this extensive review and in discussion with Community Development staff the environmental firms were short listed to 7 firms for interviews. The seven firms interviewed included Barr Engineering Braun Intertec, DPRA, Delta Environmental, EnecoTechs Environmental Management Resources and Thatcher Engineering. 3.4 Based upon the response to the technical questions in the interview their ability to meet the scope of services outlined in the RFP and previous experience working with EPA an Brownfield site staff narrowed the list to four firms for further discussion, 4.0 Revle Process Development Consultant 4.1 The City of Roseville was seeking proposals from highly qualified and experienced economic development consulting firms to facilitate community outreach, job linkages, transit connections and financing options in conjunction with the redevelopment of the Twin Lakes area, This work is a key component of the City's work plan that has been approved by the U EPA, as part of the Brownfield Assessment Demonstration pilot grant. 4.2 The Community Development Department, Dennis Welsch, Cathy Bennett and Jeff Miller evaluated each proposal with a scoresheet based upon criteria listed in the development consulting RFP. INCA EPA PILOT Contacts for Services 12/1 3/99 Page 2 of