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¤ Single family dwellings and other households that receive curbside service using curbside bins = 9,611 housing units ¤ Multifamily dwelling buildings that will receive MFD type of service = 5,910 housing units at 94 locations 10.07. Proposal Content Qualified proposals must include the Proposal Checklist Attachment A and items listed on the checklist. 10.08. Evaluation Criteria Roseville residents have identified a city-wide goal to be an environmentally healthy community. And residents have identified various community values that environmental programs such as recycling should incorporate. Those community values are: Collection – which includes Clean, quiet and safe; Impact on street (size and weight of trucks), Easy to participate, Flexibility to Comingle, More materials picked up – particularly plastics, Materials are efficiently recycled (local markets, highest and best use for material), Rewards for adding value, multi-family dwelling recycling Outreach – which includes Voluntary expansion to businesses, effective Frequent education of residents – with measurement, Community involvement, Annual report that includes information on what happens to material, outreach to low participating communities, outreach using electronic communications Environmental Benefits – which includes Experience with Zero Waste events, reduced carbon footprint, Education and Leadership on Environmentally Preferred Purchasing (EPP), Local vendor-terminal and MRF locations These evaluation criteria are not presented in any special order. No ranking of these criteria within this RFP is intended or implied. A review committee will evaluate all proposals submitted based on price, how well the proposal meets RFP base specifications, how well the proposal meets community values, and value added beyond the base specifications. Those scores will be added to scores from the reference survey to develop a score for the first round. Finalists will be invited to interviews (see chart below). 47