Experience with the Source Evaluation Board method of procuring technical components for the Fermilab Main Injector
Fermilab has adopted the Source Evaluation Board (SEB) method for procuring certain major technical components of the Fermilab Main Injector. The SEB procedure is designed to ensure the efficient and effective expenditure of Government funds at the same time that it optimizes the opportunity for attainment of project objectives. A qualitative trade-off is allowed between price and technical factors. The process involves a large amount of work and is only justified for a very limited number of procurements. Fermilab has gained experience with the SEB process in awarding subcontracts for major subassemblies of the Fermilab Main Injector dipoles.
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2009-04-02
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Authors: | Harding, D.J. ; Collins, J.P. ; Kobliska, G.R. ; Chester, N.S. ; Pewitt, E.G. ; Fowler, W.B. |
Subject: | particle accelerators | FERMILAB ACCELERATOR | MAGNETS | PROCUREMENT | BEAM INJECTION | COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS | EVALUATION | MAGNETIC DIPOLES | ACCELERATORS | CYCLIC ACCELERATORS | DIPOLES | ECONOMIC ANALYSIS | MULTIPOLES | SYNCHROTRONS |
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