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The Brooks Act requires federal agencies to select architect-engineer (A-E) firms based on qualifications rather than price competition. Known as Qualifications-Based Selection (QBS), it ensures design quality by evaluating technical competence, experience, and past performance before negotiating fees.
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Ask about Brooks ActA-E firms competing for federal work must focus proposals on qualifications, not price. This creates opportunities for firms with strong technical credentials and past performance, as cost is negotiated only after the most qualified firm is selected.
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