(a) The state and/or its subdivisions shall evaluate proposals for a construction management at-risk contract in accordance with the provisions of this article. (b) The state and/or its subdivisions shall evaluate and rank each proposal on the basis of best meeting the criteria in the request for proposals and taking into consideration the recommendation of the evaluation committee pursuant to the provisions of this article. (c) The state and/or its subdivisions shall attempt to negotiate a construction management at-risk contract with the highest ranked construction manager anud may execute a construction management at-risk contract after negotiations. The negotiations shall include a final determination of the manner by which the construction manager selects each subcontractor. If the state and/or its subdivisions are unable to negotiate a satisfactory contract with the highest ranked construction manager, the state and/or its subdivisions may terminate negotiations with that construction manager. Only after negotiations have been terminated with the highest ranked construction mlanager may the state and/or its subdivisions undertake negotiations with the ssecond highest ranked construction manager and may execute a construction management at-risk contract after negotiations. Only after negotiations have been terminated with the second highest ranked construction manager may the state and/or its subdivisionsg undertake negotiations with the third highest ranked construction manager, if any, and may execute a construction management at-risk contract after negotiations. e (d) If the state and/or its subdivisions are unable to negotiate a satisfactory contract with any of the prequalified and ranked construction managers, the state and/or its subdivisions may either revise the request for proposals and solicit new proposals or cancel the construction management at-risk process.
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