Attachment F-REVISED_Oral Demonstration Script with Interview.xlsx

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Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) Daily News Brief, Clip Services, and Analytics
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This combined synopsis and solicitation from the Department of Treasury seeks proposals for an Office of the Comptroller of the Currency Daily News Brief, Clip Services, and Analytics contract. The five-year indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract allows for a base year and four one-year options and seeks a contractor to provide news monitoring and media analysis services including a daily email news briefing summarizing relevant news articles and social media posts, a searchable web archive of briefings and clippings, audio versions of summaries, media analytics, and support for up to 4,000 government employee subscriptions. Quotes are due by January 19, 2023 with an anticipated period of performance from March 1, 2023 through February 29, 2028 if all options are exercised.

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Tab A_TV Interview-Articles OCC Daily News Sample TV Interview and Articles

#Article
1Link to the TV interview: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2022-12-15/crypto-curiosity-went-away-says-a-top-regulator
2Link to Article #1 (see PDF Attachment #1-Crypto Article): https://www.wsj.com/articles/banks-should-be-wary-of-crypto-top-u-s-regulator-says-11670543968
3Link to Article #2 (see PDF Attachment #2-Small Banks Article): https://www.americanbanker.com/news/regulators-take-a-tough-look-at-small-banks-partnerships-with-fintechs

Tab B_Scenarios-Requirements OCC Daily News Demonstration Scenarios and Requirements

#ScenarioRef.
1Demonstrate the steps to prepare a summary, and provide a summary of the TV interview and two articles provided that highlight the important elements of the news stories and include key points relevant to the OCC, source, date, page, circulation, and author where available.C.3.2
2Demonstrate the steps to prepare a summary of one social media posting relevant to the OCC, and provide the aforementioned summary.C.3.3.2
3Provide a news briefing in an e-mail in an HTML-enriched format with the article summaries prepared in items 1 and 2, with a clickable table of contents at the top to allow easy navigation to the article summaries included in the briefing. Each summary will include a link to the original article or social media postingC.3.3.4
4Navigate from an e-mail in an HTML-enriched format to a web archive with the following functions:
•Search function by keyword and date range, with the ability to sort by date and relevance
•Provide multiple views, including views by key sources
•Capability to view and download news briefings and search results in Microsoft Word and PDF
•Provide an audio feed of the summaries
•Really Simple Syndication (RSS) feed
•Capability to save specific entries in the news briefingsC.3.3.5
5Conduct a search in the web archive for “Blue Ridge”C.3.3.6
6Navigate from an article summary in the web archive to the original articleC.3.4
7Demonstrate that the web archive is mobile-optimizedC.3.5
8Demonstrate the audio version of the news briefing
9Navigate from the web archive to media analytics
10Demonstrate media analytics in a stacked column for the social media posting and the two news articles provided. The media analytics will indicate scores for topic, tone, impressions and reach
12General Features (Optional)N/A
#RequirementYes/No
1Maintain capability for no more than 4,000 OCC employees to subscribe to receive e-mail versions
2Date range filtering and specific entries search capabilities
3Web archive using a hyperlink to the news briefing site hosted
4Maintain that subscription list and provide the OCC with the number of subscribers and a list of subscribers
5Exposes the link to the original full-text versions when available on the original publishers’ websites or third-party site
6Presented a link to available video or audio clips that are accessible online for broadcast stories
7Identified access to articles and broadcasts from daily newspapers, national and local television, newsweeklies, magazines, journals, Internet sites, and specialty press
8E-mail in HTML-enriched format with articles and briefings available in audio, PDF, and MS Word format
9Subscriber listing of at least five sources used for research

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