2.3.7. Invest in MA Instructions.doc
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- RFQ 1701. Agent Location Hardware
- Solicitation number
- BD-17-1062-LOT-00001-00000009131
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- Massachusetts
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This document contains instructions for the "Invest in Massachusetts" data form, which is a mandatory requirement for all bidders/proposers responding to the Massachusetts State Lottery Commission's (MSLC) Request for Response (RFR) for Agent Location Hardware and associated peripherals. The IMD Form will account for 5% of the bidder/proposer's technical score, and bidders/proposers who can certify that 50% or more of the work-hours will be performed in Massachusetts will be deemed "Advantageous" and earn 5 points on this component. However, a bidder/proposer's responses in the IMD Form, even if "Not Advantageous," will not prevent them from being awarded the contract if they receive the most overall points through the entire evaluation process.
The related state and local contract opportunity is for RFQ 1701, which seeks to provide Agent Location Hardware and associated peripherals, including software, to support an integration to the existing ProSys lottery host system and migration to an upgraded host platform. The contract is for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and there are no other details provided about the quantities, response dates, award dates, or contract term.
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Invest in Massachusetts – Instructions Invest in Massachusetts. The Massachusetts State Lottery Commission (“MSLC”) encourages investment in our local economy and is committed to advancing the creation and preservation of jobs in the Commonwealth. Consequently, all responsive Bidders/Proposers must submit an Invest in Massachusetts Data Form (“IMD Form”).
Submission of an IMD Form is mandatory and required in order for the Bidder/Proposer to proceed on to Phase II of the Procurement Evaluation process. Although all Bidders/Proposers are required to complete and submit the form, Bidders/Proposers are not required to complete “Part III – Certification” of the IMD Form in order to be deemed responsive and eligible for consideration in Phase II.
The IMD Form will stand for 5% of the Bidder/Proposer’s technical (Phase II) score. A Bidder/Proposer that submits an IMD Form certifying that 50% or more of the work-hours performed in connection with any contract arising out of its RFR Response will be performed in Massachusetts will be deemed “Advantageous.” A rating of “Advantageous” will earn the Bidder/Proposer 5 points on this component of the Phase II score. Any Bidder/Proposer unable to make such a certification will be deemed “Not Advantageous” and will be given 0 points on this scoring component.
Please be advised, however, that while responding to this section by submitting an IMD Form is a mandatory requirement, a Bidder/Proposer’s responses in the IMD Form, even if “Not Advantageous,” shall not prevent that Bidder/Proposer being awarded a contract if the Bidder/Proposer receives the most overall points through the entire evaluation process.
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