Attachment_2_-_Technical_ _Price.pdf

Attachment 2

Technical Evaluation Criteria

1. Describe the approach to be used in providing the services outlined in the statement of work.

2. Provide qualifications (resumes) of the administrators proposed to perform the work.

3. Recent, relevant past performance history of administering a child care tuition subsidy program for a Federal agency. Information should contain a description of the work performed, the Federal agency/agencies or private company for whom the work was performed, and the contract amount and length of contract. Offeror must provide at least three references for the CDC to contact to ascertain past performance in administering similar programs and the quality of the work performed.

4. Describe the database to be utilized to capture employee information on utilization for reporting purposes.

5. Provide a sample letter to child care providers, award notification letter to employee and any informational materials to be provided.

6. Describe the timeframe involved from receipt of application, eligibility determination, notification to employee and child care provider, and subsequent payment of tuition subsidy.

Cost Proposal

CDC anticipates that costs will be broken down into two parts as follows:

1. Start-up Costs: Offerors should include a firm fixed-price cost for any anticipated start-up costs associated with initiating the program.

2. Administration Costs: CDC will provide the contractor with funds for tuition subsidy distribution directly to eligible child care providers. The contractor must propose a fixed percentage of actual disbursements of subsidies that the contractor will receive as payment for its services.