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City of Louisville <br />Request for Proposals <br />Banking Services <br />Letter of Intent <br />In order to submit a proposal, proposing banks must issue a Letter of Intent to the City Finance Director by <br />December 7, 2009. The letter may be mailed or e-mailed to: <br />City of Louisville <br />Kevin Watson <br />Finance Director <br />749 Main Street <br />Louisville, CO 80027 <br />kevinw@louisvilleco.gov <br />The Letter of Intent should be on the proposing bank’s letterhead and state that the bank intends to respond to <br />the City of Louisville’s Banking Services RFP. The letter should designate a primary contact person and give <br />contact information. <br />Evaluation Criteria and Selection Process <br />An Evaluation Committee will be formed to assist in reviewing the proposals. No proposal will be considered <br />unless it is complete. Proposals will be ranked on the ability of the proposing banks to provide the required <br />services effectively and on total cost. After the proposals are deemed complete, they will be evaluated <br />according to the following items: <br /> The ability to meet current and projected service requirements over the term of the banking agreement; <br /> The quality level of services to be performed and the proposed approach to cost control, service <br />monitoring, and administration; <br /> The aggregate banking service costs and the corresponding compensating balance; <br /> The earnings credit rate on compensating balances; <br /> The arrangement and rate for investments; <br /> The availability schedule for deposits; <br /> The capability to handle daylight overdrafts; <br /> The financial strength and stability of the financial institution; <br /> The clarity, completeness, and timeliness of reports and statements; <br /> The responses received from references; <br /> The overall completeness and responsiveness to the RFP; and <br /> The availability of other value-added banking services that will enhance efficiency and/or save money <br />for the City. <br />After the initial review, the Evaluation Committee may request an interview with a proposing bank. The <br />Evaluation Committee will also contact bank-provided references and may contact references obtained from <br />other sources. The Evaluation Committee may also conduct site visits to the proposing banks. <br />Recommendations of the Evaluation Committee will be forwarded to the City Manager and the Finance <br />Committee. After the City Manager and Finance Committee have reviewed the recommendations of the <br />Evaluation Committee, a conference may be requested to formulate plans in greater detail, to clarify any <br />unclear items, and/or to otherwise complete negotiations prior to the formal award. The City Manager and <br />Finance Committee will provide direction to staff whether to proceed with contract negotiations. The proposed <br />contract will be presented to City Council for authorization to execute. <br />5 of 24 <br /> <br />
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