(iii) the costs claimed by owner for the MCI work are accurate and reasonable, provided that the architect or engineer’s basis for such conclusion is credibly supported;
(iv) all changes to the original agreed upon scope of work were necessary to the underlying MCI and reasonably priced; and
(v) the owner selected the lowest responsible bidder or the bidder best suited to perform the MCI work, provided that the architect or engineer’s basis for such conclusion is credibly supported.
(2) Certification by owner that it has complied with bid process requirements including submission of:
(i) tabulation of all bids received;
(ii) copies of all bids received;
(iii) a certification by each bidder disclosing whether the owner or any board member, general partner, officer or employee of owner, and/or principal or employee of any managing agent retained by owner, has a direct or indirect interest in the bidder or in the compensation to be received by the bidder pursuant to the proposed contract. Failure to accurately and fully complete this certification may result in the rejection of the bid for purposes of determining owner’s application for waiver of the use of the reasonable cost schedule, as well as rejection and a dismissal of the MCI application; and
(iv) detailed description of the items for which owner initially solicited bids.
(3) A certification by the owner’s architect or engineer certifying the necessity, appropriateness, and reasonableness of the costs of all changes to the original agreed upon scope of work that were performed in connection with the MCI, along with a description of the changes in the scope, price, or time of completion of the work related to each change order.
(j) For emergency capital improvement MCI applications.