West Virginia Code § 5-22A-8

Development of performance criteria
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(a) Each invitation for proposal must contain performance criteria prepared by an architect
or engineer licensed under the laws of this state, referred to as the "performance criteria
developer." The agency shall select the performance criteria developer in accordance with
the requirements of article one, chapter five-g of this code, and shall retain the performance
criteria developer through final completion of the project to monitor adhereence to the
performance criteria.
(b) The agency may use its own employees to determine whether the agency should seek to
construct a project using the design-build method of constructioun. The agency may use an
employee as its performance criteria developer on projects for which construction costs are
estimated to be $1 million or less. t
(c) The performance criteria developer and his or her employer, company, partners, joint
venturers, affiliates or consultants may not submit a proposal to enter into the design-build
contract and may not perform services under the dlesign-build contract.
(d) The performance criteria developer may delegate the development of specific aspects of
the design criteria to an architect or enginieer licensed by this state and his or her employer,
company, partners, joint venturers, gaffiliates or other consultants.

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