California High-Speed Rail Authority Announces Apparent Best Value Proposer
Posted in High-Speed Rail

The California High-Speed Rail Authority recently announced that a joint venture composed of Tutor Perini, Zachry Construction and Parsons has provided the apparent best value proposal for the initial design-build construction package of California's high-speed rail system located in the Central Valley. The Authority received four other proposals from Dragados/Samsung/Pulice (composed of  Dragados SA; Samsung C&T America and Pulice Construction), California Backbone Builders (composed of Ferrovial Argoman and Acciona), California High-Speed Rail Partners (composed of Fluor, Skanska and PCL Constructors) and California High-Speed Ventures (composed of Kiewit Infrastructure West, Granite Construction and COMSA EMTE USA). The apparent best value scores are shown in the table below:

The apparent best value selection was based 70 percent on price and 30 percent on technical scores. The Tutor Perini/Zachry/Parsons proposal price of $985,142,530 was also the lowest price proposal. The apparent best value proposal price was also significantly below the Authority's cost estimate of between $1.2 and 1.8 billion. While the initial determination of the apparent best value proposer has been made, the procurement remains in progress. If the Authority is unable to reach a final contract with Tutor Perini/Zachry/Parsons, the Authority may continue the procurement with the next most highly ranked proposer.

Please see the Authority's website for further information.

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    With more than 30 years of experience, Brian Papernik guides clients through innovative infrastructure project delivery and implementation approaches for the country’s largest infrastructure improvements. His background ...

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