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Item No.: __6c-Supp__ Date: November 11, 2008 Audit Response Action Plan Update to Commission Small Works Contracting November 11, 2008 Background Information Overview of PCS response to the SAO Audit recommendations for PCS Completed 21 of 22 action steps Completed 7 of 8 recommendations 2 Background Information Actions Taken in response to SAO audit Recommendation #8: Developed safeguards to better track project expenditures and prevent cost overruns to the contract. Recommendation #9: Added "cost limitation" language to bid documents. Recommendation #10: The Small works roster was updated, bids are being solicited from all contractors with the applicable craft code and additional documentation is being maintained in the files. 3 Background Information Actions Taken in response to SAO audit Recommendation #20: Alternatives are being developed that will ensure a more equitable distribution of contract awards. Recommendation #21: Bids are being solicited from all contractors with the applicable craft codes. Recommendation #22: All undeliverable bid invitations are followed up and documented in the contract files. In the files 4 Background Information Actions Taken in response to SAO audit Recommendation #23: Bid solicitations continue to be distributed to potential bidders and additional documentation is being maintained in the files. Recommendation #24: Bid evaluations continue to be developed prior to the bid opening and are now provided to the contractors with the bid package. 5 Remaining Recommendations Recommendations 15 and 19 (Consultant Selection Procedures) Recommendation 20 (Small Works Roster System) Recommendation 33 (Centralized Project Controls System) Recommendations 43, 44, and 47 (Investigations) 6
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