47QMCA21R0013 FY22 Fall Open Season Conference slides 07_21_2022.pptx
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This file contains details regarding a federal solicitation for transit buses. The solicitation number is 47QMCA21R0013 and seeks bids for the 2022 Transit Bus Program. Interested parties can find the full request for proposals including attachments posted on FedConnect, with the AutoBid system open to those who properly requested access. A pre-proposal conference will be held on September 2, 2021 from 10am to 12pm Eastern to discuss proposal requirements. Attendance is strongly encouraged. The virtual meeting information is provided. Proposals must be submitted through FedConnect while pricing will still be entered into AutoBid as instructed in the RFP. The relevant agency is the GSA Federal Acquisition Service.
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2022 Transit Bus September 2022 Open Season GSA Vehicle Purchasing Solicitation
47QMCA21R0013
July 21, 2022
THIS MEETING WILL BE RECORDED
U.S. General Services Administration
Craig
AGENDA
Welcome Leonard Fedoruk, GSA Vehicle Purchasing Director Transit Bus Program Introductions Brent Evans, Contract Specialist Open Season Process Transit Bus Contracting Team:
Greg Benedict, Craig Yokum (CO) and Brent Evans (CS) FY23 Purchase Descriptions – Russ Miller and John Hampson, GSA Engineering AutoBid Instructions Erica Rollins & Mike Chipman, GSA Operations and Maintenance Branch
Federal Acquisition Service
Craig
OPEN SEASON
Automated process (AutoBid) Existing contractors can:
Update model and pricing on awarded model Propose entirely new models New offerors can:
Propose entirely new model(s) Propose an existing model(s) already on contract FY23 Purchase Descriptions (now complete) will govern submissions
Craig
SIGNIFICANT CHANGES TO PURCHASE DESCRIPTIONS
Only change to the Purchase Description is use of current dates
SIN 377B-CNG- deleted GSA minimum requirement for fuel/water separator
John Hampson or Russ Miller
REQUEST FOR AUTOBID ACCOUNT
ALL contractors and new offerors must submit the posted form to automotiveedi.partnerships@gsa.gov Deadline July 26, 2022 Even existing contractors must submit a new form to ensure all account information is up to date
Brent
NEW MODEL REQUESTS
Deadline: July 26, 2022 Existing contractors should submit list of makes/models for any new vehicles they wish to propose All awarded models will automatically be available in AutoBid This is specific to each contractor New offerors should submit a list of all makes/models they wish to propose Submit to John Hampson, GSA Vehicle Engineering Branch Chief, at john.hampson@gsa.gov
Brent
AUTOBID SCHEDULE
AutoBid will open on September 1, 2022, for all contractors/offerors who properly requested an AutoBid account AutoBid will close September 26, 2022, at Noon Eastern
Brent
AUTOBID SUBMISSION
Data should be pre-populated from contract award Enter any changes to model year, pricing, options, collisions, and clarifications Any updates to minimum specifications will have to be submitted on a Technical Exceptions Worksheet (TEW) Option pricing has to be re-entered, even if no change For models that are not changing, do not need to submit For new requested models, where no data pre-populate - please contact GSA
Brent
NEW OFFERORS
New offerors must also submit full proposal documents as outlined in the RFP in SAM.gov See RFP Section F for proposal instructions, and Section G for Evaluation criteria New proposals will go through a full evaluation for responsiveness, responsibility, and technical acceptability just as all contractors have upon initial submission
Brent
GSA Office of Motor Vehicle Management Center for Automotive Acquisition
FY 2022
AutoBid https://AutoVendor.fas.gsa.gov
| Erica Rollins and Mike Chipman, |
| Operations and Maintenance Branch |
Systems
AutoBid is a secure online application for submitting offers to GSA Automotive.
Vendors must have a Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) Number and should be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM).
AutoBid Opening and Closing dates are determined by GSA’s Office of Acquisition Operations.
Vendors are responsible for the accuracy of data submitted.
After Final Closing, vendors cannot make changes to their offers in AutoBid.
About AutoBid
How do I access AutoBid?
To access AutoBid, log into AutoVendor: https://AutoVendor.fas.gsa.gov To request an AutoVendor Account, email automotiveedi.partnerships@gsa.gov with the following information.
Company Name UEI Number Address Business Size (small or large) User’s Name(s) Telephone Fax (unless an EDI vendor, this is the number orders will be faxed to) Email
Selecting a Vehicle Type
Select AutoBid drop down and click on “Vehicle Type.”
A list of vehicle types will appear to the right.
Selecting a Schedule Line A list of schedule lines will appear for the vehicle type, select one to view details
Minimum Vehicle Requirements Displays the GSA minimum standards and OEM provided data for each item. This information cannot be modified in AutoBid. Contact the appropriate GSA engineer if you have any concerns about this data.
Bid Detail Enter the required data.
The “Current Price” (this price should include the Destination Charge), and the Destination Charge (list separately for analysis).
Other Features Where applicable, this tab contains additional information commonly required by our customers. This data is not part of the GSA Federal Vehicle Standards. Enter data as requested. All fields must be updated.
Optional Equipment Click the OEM drop-down to update the Option Type, and enter a price for the new model year. (The package option includes, excludes, or requires other options).
Conflicts For Package options, indicate the options that are included in, excluded from, or required with the package. Only options that are flagged as part of a package under the “Optional Equipment” tab are included in the “Select Option” drop down box. To add an option, go to the “Optional Equipment” tab and change the “Option Type.”
Conflicts, Excludes
1. Select the first option from the drop down box to which you would like to add exclusions. For example 1611, OEM Export Documentation Fee.
2. Click on the Excludes button
3. From the second set of drop down boxes, select the options that cannot be ordered with the package option. For example (1611 excludes CNSH and CNS). The second set of drop down boxes will only contain available GSA options for the selected standard item.
4. Hit the <Save> button to display input.
5. You can click the Edit link next to the display to add additional excluded options or to delete a set of exclusion.
Conflicts, Includes
1. Select the option from the drop down box that you would like to add inclusions to. For example AP, Adjustable Pedals.
2. Click on the Includes button
3. From the second set of drop down boxes, select the options that are included with the package option. These are options that the customer will automatically receive with the package option. For example (AP includes CRTS, PWL, RAD, RKE, RS, SRG). The second set of drop down boxes will only contain available GSA options for the selected standard item.
4. Hit the <Save> button to display input.
5. You can click the Edit link next to the display to add additional included options or to delete a set of inclusions.
6. GSA will not assume that one inclusion implies another. You must enter inclusions in both directions if applicable. For example, if D3 includes D7. GSA will not automatically assume that D7 includes D3.
Conflicts, Requires
1. Select the option from the drop down box that you would like to add requirements to. For example PT, Power Take Off Opening.
2. Click on the Requires button
3. From the second set of drop down boxes, select the options that must be ordered to obtain the package option. For example (PT requires E5 and D3).
4. Hit the <Save> button to display input.
5. After you hit the <Save> button, you will notice a new button appear on the screen. <Add New ‘OR’Set>. Use this feature if an option requires one set of options or another set. For example. T6 requires E5 or YD. PT requires (E5 and D3) or (YD and D3).
6. You can click the Edit link next to the display to update or delete your requirements list. You will also notice the new buttons <Previous Or Set> and <Next OR Set> for you to toggle through your OR conditions for a selected option.
The “Engine and Fuel” tab is where all engine spec ( cyl./liters), fuel type, MPG, and emissions data gets updated.
If the first 4 columns are not complete, you won’t be able to submit to GSA if you have additional emission information you feel you need to provide, use “Clarifications” tab
Clarifications You may type out additional clarifications under this tab. Only use this tab for clarifications that do not involve Conflicts (inclusion, exclusion, requirements of other options). Examples include but are not limited to: delayed build dates, special instructions for delivery outside of the continental US, or limitation on options going to specific states. Do not use this tab to list your exceptions.
Colors Enter colors offered to the customer at no cost. If a cost is associated with a color, an option code must be created for the color in the “Optional Equipment” tab.
Pictures and Documentation
1. You can enter up to 10 pictures or load documentation.
2. The pictures must be in JPEG format. If you upload a picture in GIF format, it will upload as a document and will not be converted to a thumbnail.
3. The first picture, sequence number 1, will be the picture you will see as a thumbnail in the AutoChoice screen.
4. You can rearrange the sequence of the pictures and upload/delete pictures.
Pictures and Documentation Maintenance Mouse-over thumbnails to see a larger image.
To see slideshow of all the uploaded pictures, double-click on one of the photos.
Rearrange button: User can modify the sequence order of the pictures to be displayed in AutoChoice by editing the sequence number. The thumbnail in the first position is what will be displayed in the AutoChoice screen.
Delete Button: User can delete unwanted pictures by selecting one or more pictures and then selecting the “Delete” button.
Refresh Screen: After loading the pictures, you will need to press the Refresh Screen button to see the latest uploaded pictures and documents.
Upload Image/Doc: Selecting this button will upload the jUpload program in another window. This program gives you the ability to load pictures and supporting documentation. This feature is described in detail in Paragraph 1 and Paragraph 2 above.
General AutoBid Notes The bottom of each page contains the following buttons:
“Print Friendly” – Use to print a copy of the current page.
“Save“ – Use to save the current page.
“Send to GSA” – Use to submit the entire item to GSA. It’s not necessary to click “Send to GSA” for each Standard Item.
The bottom of the Bid Detail tab contains a “No Bid” button. Click this button if you wish to enter a “No Bid” for an item.
The left column on each page contains quick links to each Vehicle Type.
The left column on each page also contains links to the following reports:
The “Checklist Report” indicates which items have been submitted to GSA and which items are still pending.
“Print Current Schedule Line” prints all of the tabs for the current standard item.
Print All (Proof Copy)” provides a report of all items. Use this report to proof your items before submitting to GSA.
“Print All (Final Copy)” provides the hard copy submission of all items that you are required to submit to GSA. Print this report after submitting your items to GSA.
Problems take time to investigate. Please report
Erica Rollins or Mike Chipman automotiveedi.partnerships@gsa.gov
CARS Line: 703-605-CARS (2277)
Vehicle Buying: vehicle.buying@gsa.gov
Still have Questions or Need More Information?
QUESTIONS?
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