MAS - Metropolitan Strategies & Solutions LLC - 47QRAA22D003J

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Multiple Award Schedule

FSC Group: Professional Services FSC Class: T006 and R701

Contract number: 47QRAA22D003J

Contract period: December 22, 2021 through December 21, 2026

METROPOLITAN STRATEGIES & SOLUTIONS, LLC

1705 LAWRENCE ST NE

WASHINGTON, DC 20018-3804

(202) 642-9722 https://www.mssolutions.us/

Contract administration source:

LeJuan Strickland

Owner

Lejuan.strickland@mssolutions.us

202-642-9722

Business size:

Small business

Veteran Owned Small business

SBA Certified Small Disadvantaged business

For more information on ordering from Federal Supply Schedules go to the GSA

Schedules page at GSA.gov.

Prices Shown Herein are Net (discount deducted) https://www.mssolutions.us/

CUSTOMER INFORMATION

1a. Table of awarded special item number(s) with appropriate cross-reference to item descriptions and awarded price(s).

SINs SIN Title

512110 Video/Film Production

541810ODC Other Direct Costs for

Marketing and Public

Relations Services

OLM Order-Level Materials (OLM’s)

1b. Identification of the lowest priced model number and lowest unit price for that model for each special item number awarded in the contract. This price is the Government price based on a unit of one, exclusive of any quantity/dollar volume, prompt payment, or any other concession affecting price. Those contracts that have unit prices based on the geographic location of the customer, should show the range of the lowest price, and cite the areas to which the prices apply. N/A

1c. If the Contractor is proposing hourly rates, a description of all corresponding commercial job titles, experience, functional responsibility, and education for those types of employees or subcontractors who will perform services shall be provided. If hourly rates are not applicable, indicate “Not applicable” for this item. See Labor Category Rates SIN 512110, Labor Category Descriptions SIN 512110, and

Support Product/Labor SIN 541810ODC

2. Maximum order: $1,000,000

3. Minimum order: $100

4. Geographic coverage (delivery area). 48 States, DC

5. Point(s) of production (city, county, and State or foreign country). 1705 LAWRENCE ST NE

WASHINGTON, DC 20018-3804

6. Discount from list prices or statement of net price. Government Net Prices (discounts already deducted.)

7. Quantity discounts. None

8. Prompt payment terms. Information for Ordering Offices: Prompt payment terms cannot be negotiated out of the contractual agreement in exchange for other concessions. Net 30 days

9. Foreign items (list items by country of origin). Not Applicable

10a. Time of delivery. To Be Determined at the Task Order level

10b. Expedited Delivery. Items available for expedited delivery are noted in this price list. To Be

Determined at the Task Order level

10c. Overnight and 2-day delivery. N/A

10d. Urgent Requirements. Contact Contractor

11. F.O.B. point(s). Destination

12a. Ordering address(es). 1705 LAWRENCE ST NE, WASHINGTON, DC 20018-3804

12b. Ordering procedures: For supplies and services, the ordering procedures, information on Blanket

Purchase Agreements (BPA’s) are found in Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 8.405-3.

13. Payment address(es). 1705 LAWRENCE ST NE, WASHINGTON, DC 20018-3804

14. Warranty provision. N/A

15. Export packing charges, if applicable. Not Applicable

16. Terms and conditions of rental, maintenance, and repair (if applicable). Not Applicable

17. Terms and conditions of installation (if applicable). Not Applicable

18a. Terms and conditions of repair parts indicating date of parts price lists and any discounts from list prices (if applicable). Not Applicable

18b. Terms and conditions for any other services (if applicable). Not Applicable

19. List of service and distribution points (if applicable). Not Applicable

20. List of participating dealers (if applicable). Not Applicable

21. Preventive maintenance (if applicable). Not Applicable

22a. Special attributes such as environmental attributes (e.g., recycled content, energy efficiency, and/or reduced pollutants). Not Applicable

22b. If applicable, indicate that Section 508 compliance information is available on Electronic and

Information Technology (EIT) supplies and services and show where full details can be found (e.g., contractor’s website or other location.) The EIT standards can be found at: www.Section508.gov/.

Not Applicable

23. Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) number. YU8DYNKTMJT6

24. Notification regarding registration in System for Award Management (SAM) database. Contractor registered and active in SAM http://www.section508.gov/

Labor Category Rates SIN 512110 SIN Labor Category Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5

512110 Pre-Production Phase Producer $124.69 $127.80 $131.00 $134.27 $137.63

512110 Pre-production Phase Director $149.62 $153.36 $157.20 $161.13 $165.15

512110 Pre-production Phase Writer $99.75 $102.24 $104.80 $107.42 $110.10

512110 Pre-Production phase Researcher ** $74.81 $76.68 $78.60 $80.56 $82.58

512110 Production Phase: Field and Studio Producer $124.69 $127.80 $131.00 $134.27 $137.63

512110 Production Phase Director $149.62 $153.36 $157.20 $161.13 $165.15

512110 Production Phase Technical Director $124.69 $127.80 $131.00 $134.27 $137.63

512110 Production Phase: Casting Director ** $124.69 $127.80 $131.00 $134.27 $137.63

512110 Production Phase: Production Assistant ** $54.86 $56.23 $57.64 $59.08 $60.56

512110 Production Phase: Production Manager $124.69 $127.80 $131.00 $134.27 $137.63

512110 Production Phase: Camera Operator $124.69 $127.80 $131.00 $134.27 $137.63

512110 Production Phase: Jib Operator ** $124.69 $127.80 $131.00 $134.27 $137.63

512110 Production Phase: Stedicam Operator ** $124.69 $127.80 $131.00 $134.27 $137.63

512110 Production Phase: Still photographer ** $74.81 $76.68 $78.60 $80.56 $82.58

512110 Production Phase: UAS Certified Drone Pilot / Camera Operator ** $124.69 $127.80 $131.00 $134.27 $137.63

512110 Production Phase: Art Director $124.69 $127.80 $131.00 $134.27 $137.63

512110 Production Phase: Assistant Director $99.75 $102.24 $104.80 $107.42 $110.10

512110 Production Phase: Property Master $64.84 $66.46 $68.12 $69.82 $71.57

512110 Production Phase: Gaffer $89.77 $92.02 $94.32 $96.68 $99.09

512110 Production Phase: Audio Technician / Sound Mixer $89.77 $92.02 $94.32 $96.68 $99.09

512110 Production Phase: Audio Technician / Sound Mixer Assistant (A2)** $74.81 $76.68 $78.60 $80.56 $82.58

512110 Production Phase: Lighting Technician ** $74.81 $76.68 $78.60 $80.56 $82.58

512110 Production Phase: Grip ** $74.81 $76.68 $78.60 $80.56 $82.58

512110 Production Phase: Teleprompter Operator ** $64.84 $66.46 $68.12 $69.82 $71.57

512110 Production Phase: Script Supervisor $69.82 $71.57 $73.36 $75.19 $77.07

512110 Production Phase: Makeup Artist ** $99.75 $102.24 $104.80 $107.42 $110.10

512110 Post-Production Phase: Producer $149.62 $153.36 $157.20 $161.13 $165.15

512110 Post-Production Phase: Audio Engineer $99.75 $102.24 $104.80 $107.42 $110.10

512110 Post-Production Phase: Offline Editor $74.81 $76.68 $78.60 $80.56 $82.58

512110 Post-Production Phase: Online Editor $99.75 $102.24 $104.80 $107.42 $110.10

512110 Post-Production Phase: Graphic Designer $99.75 $102.24 $104.80 $107.42 $110.10

512110 3D animator $199.50 $204.48 $209.60 $214.84 $220.21

512110 Project Manager / Project Lead $199.50 $204.48 $209.60 $214.84 $220.21

Service Contract Labor Standards Matrix:

SCA Eligible Contract Labor Category SCA Equivalent Code and

Title

WD

Number

Pre-Production phase Researcher ** 13061 - Media Specialist I 2015-4281

Production Phase: Casting Director ** 01261 - Personnel Assistant

(Employment) I 2015-4281

Production Phase: Production Assistant ** 13061 - Media Specialist I 2015-4281

Production Phase: Jib Operator ** 13061 - Media Specialist I 2015-4281

Production Phase: Stedicam Operator ** 13071 - Photographer I 2015-4281

Production Phase: Still photographer ** 13071 - Photographer I 2015-4281

Production Phase: UAS Certified Drone Pilot / Camera Operator ** 13071 - Photographer I 2015-4281

Production Phase: Audio Technician / Sound Mixer Assistant (A2)** 13061 - Media Specialist I 2015-4281

Production Phase: Lighting Technician ** 23181 - Electronics Technician

Maintenance I 2015-4281

Production Phase: Grip ** 13061 - Media Specialist I 2015-4281

Production Phase: Teleprompter Operator ** 13061 - Media Specialist I 2015-4281

Production Phase: Makeup Artist ** 01261 - Personnel Assistant

(Employment) I 2015-4281

The Service Contract Labor Standards, formerly the Service Contract Act (SCA), apply to this contract and it includes SCLS applicable labor categories. Labor categories and fixed price services marked with a (**) in this pricelist are based on the U.S. Department of Labor Wage Determination Number(s) identified in the SCLS/SCA matrix. The prices awarded are in line with the geographic scope of the contract (i.e., nationwide).

Labor Category Descriptions SIN 512110

Labor Category Description Minimum Education

Minimum Years of

Experience

Pre-Production Phase Producer

Coordinates all aspects of pre-production planning. Works closely with the Director and client to move the screenplay/script to the production phase. This includes overseeing scriptwriting, assigning crew and equipment for the production, location scouting, securing locations for the production, coordinating casting, securing talent, managing props, securing wardrobe, and supervising set construction. Bachelor's 5

Pre-production Phase Director

Oversees the creative process for the entire production to achieve the highest quality results for the final product. Creates a shooting schedule by dividing the script into separate shots that will be completed withi n the established production timeframe. Works closely with the clien t and producer to decide on the creative approach to accomplish the intended style of the production. This includes supervision of scripting, location scouting, pre-production, production, and post-production.

Directs the crew and talent during the production phase. Acts as primary contact for client, crew, and talent during production phase.

Knowledgeable about technology and equipment, including camera and lighting packages. Oversees projects from concept to completion. Bachelor's 7

Pre-production Phase Writer

Includes but is not limited to creative consultation, conceptualizing and scripting. Understands client requests and needs. Completes scripts to fit budgetary requirements. Bachelor's 10

Pre-Production phase Researcher **

Compiles research for scriptwriters, producers and directors that is pertinent to the project using all available resources including internet, library, and telephone calls. Responsible for fact-checking script drafts and cuts of the film or video to confirm that each fact is founded by accurate, confirming sources. Researcher will also utilize photo archives, historical archives, stock footage and stock music.

Reports back to the scriptwriters, producers, and directors in order to facilitate changes necessary to the project.

High School 3

Production Phase:

Field and Studio Producer

Oversees projects from concept to completion. Coordinates all aspects of the production phase. Works closely with the Director, crew, and client. Obtains all required releases, locks in transportation for crews, books travel for crews, provides for other field crew needs. In addition, provides logistical and editorial support, performs research on shooting location, presents proposals and story ideas, manages pre-production, creative consultation/conceptualizing and scripting, budgeting and actualization of costs, location scouting, production, and post-production scheduling. Primary contact for client, crew, and talent.

Negotiates rates with crew, talent, and location fees. Bachelor's 5

Production Phase Director

Oversees the creative process for the entire production to achieve the highest quality results for the final product. Creates a shooting schedule by dividing the script into separate shots that will be completed withi n the established production timeframe. Works closely with the clien t and producer to decide on the creative approach to accomplish the intended style of the production. This includes supervision of scripting, location scouting, pre-production, production, and post-production.

Directs the crew and talent during the production phase. Acts as primary contact for client, crew, and talent during production phase.

Knowledgeable about technology and equipment, including camera and lighting packages. Oversees projects from concept to completion. Bachelor's 7

Production Phase Technical Director

The Technical Director follows the Director’s lead, operating the video switcher that controls all incoming and outgoing video sources.

Makes decisions regarding digital video effects, switching between cameras and other sources, keying graphics over live video, setting cues for tape roll-ins and other activities related to using a switcher. Bachelor's 4

Production Phase:

Casting Director **

Organizes and facilitates the casting of actors for all roles in a film or video production. Acts as a liaison between the talent agencies and the production company. This involves working closely with the Director and Producer to understand their requirements, and suggesting ideal artists for each role, as well as coordinating and conducting interviews and auditions. Casting Director negotiates fees and contracts for the actors, and acts as a liaison between the Director, the actors, and their agents.

High School 4

Production Phase:

Production Assistant

Provides assistance to crews of various departments. Works expediently with crews on set to help with errands, equipment set up, craft service, obtaining photo releases and other miscellaneous duties as assigned.

High School 1

Production Phase:

Production Manager

Coordinates all technical, editorial, and post-production elements of the project and performs work under tight deadlines. Manages inventory and schedules for the production crew and equipment.

Coordinates travel, schedules, equipment rental and studio crew assignments. Assists the Producer with pre-production, budgeting and actualization of costs, location scouting, production, and post production scheduling. Secondary contact for client, crew, and talent. Negotiates rates with crew, talent, and location fees. Bachelor's 4

Production Phase: Camera Operator

Must be able to prepare, set up and operate camera equipment both in-studio and in the field. This includes inspecting equipment to verify that everything is in good working order and loading the camera with correct film/media. Sets up and positions the camera equipment so that it is ready for the camera operator or Director of Photography to use. Bachelor's 4

Production Phase: Jib Operator **

The Jib Camera Operator sets up, balances, and controls a camera jib, ensuring that “crane” shots meet the needs of the Director and the Producer to achieve visually interesting and varied subject shots.

High School 2

Production Phase: Stedicam Operator **

Steadicam Operators have a strong working knowledge of all camera systems and lenses. They are fully knowledgeable of and stay updated on available Steadicam and body mount systems, keeping up with available accessories such as remote focus systems, video senders and receivers, and any specialized equipment designed and used by other operators. They collaborate closely with the Director and Producer to meet the creative vision for each shot, even in challenging locations.

High School 2

Production Phase: Still photographer **

The Still Photographer has an experienced eye for photo composition with the ability to tell a story or creatively present visuals in ways that produce a high degree of visual impact. Has a thorough understanding of Adobe Photoshop in order to manipulate images and modify colors. The Photographer captures images under varying conditions of lighting, weather, and perspectives of a variety of topics. Can be expected to photograph special events, visits, award ceremonies, individual and group shots, either in studio or on location. Support programs in specialized situations that may require unique technical solutions to capture data or other types of documentation. Uses computers equipped with programs such as Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom to color correct, retouch, assemble, edit, or create new images.

High School 2

Production Phase:

UAS Certified Drone Pilot / Camera Operator **

Pilots an unmanned aircraft equipped with a camera in order to shoot all aerial sequences that form part of the finished film/video.

Helps realize the Director's vision for the aerial sequences. Scouts all locations in advance and continually checks the weather for suitable flying conditions. Performs inspections of all parts of the drone and loads the camera with correct film/media.

School 2

Production Phase: Art Director

The Art Director works with the Producer and the Director to create the overall artistic approach and ensure that the artistic vision is realized. Facilitates the creative vision for all locations and sets that eventually give the film its unique visual identity. Responsible for the art department budget and schedule of work, and maximizes the money allocated to the department. Has access to all contacts and resources needed to acquire a wide range of goods and services for rental or purchase. Scouts locations, designs sets, acquires furniture, purchases or fabricates props, suggests camera angles or positions, consults with the costume and makeup departments, and consults with the editor and graphic artist during post production. Bachelor's 5

Production Phase:

Assistant Director

Works with the Director to assist with the creative process for the entire production to achieve the highest quality results for the final product. May assist with creating a shooting schedule. Assists the Director, Producer, and client to help land on an appropriate creative approach to accomplish the production. Can assist with supervision of scripting, location scouting, pre-production, production, and post-production. Helps direct the crew and talent during the production phase. Acts as secondary contact for client, crew, and talent during production phase. Knowledgeable about technology and equipment, including camera and lighting packages. Oversees projects from concept to completion. Bachelor's 3

Production Phase:

Property Master

Responsible for the procurement (or production/creation), inventory, care and maintenance of all props associated with the specific production. Assists the Art Director with prop choices, set dressing, shopping and returns. Bachelor's 5

Production Phase:

Gaffer

Works closely with the Director to design the ideal lighting plan that will best present the creative concept. Oversees and directs placement of all lighting elements. Determines electrical requirements for lighting instruments. Bachelor's 5

Production Phase: Audio Technician / Sound Mixer

Responsible for recording audio performances in the field and on set by mixing sound for highest quality. Has extensive knowledge and experience in sound mixing, audio, and microphone equipment.

Expected to properly set up and place microphones, hold boom microphones, pack, and unpack equipment. Bachelor's 5

Production Phase: Audio Technician / Sound Mixer Assistant (A2)**

Acts as an assistant to the Audio Technician / Sound Mixer setting up microphones, holding boom microphones, helping set up communications equipment in the field or on set. Must have knowledge of boom equipment for optimal placement of boom microphone during recordings.

High School 1

Production Phase:

Lighting Technician **

Works for the Gaffer during set up and tear down of lighting instruments.

Helps place power cables, make connections to existing electrical resources and helps determine electrical requirements for lighting of field and studio shoots. Must have thorough knowledge of lighting instruments and color temperatures.

High School 2

Production Phase: Grip **

Knowledge of dolly equipment, lighting, and electrical equipment, and rigging. Oversees all Grips, works with Cameraman, Assistant Cameraman, Gaffer and Director ensure equipment set up and wrap.

Responsible for safety of all equipment used by Grips.

School 4

Production Phase:

Teleprompter Operator **

Responsible for set up, entering of text, and operating the teleprompter system during rehearsals and productions. Must have knowledge of teleprompter equipment and capably operate at the ideal speed to insure a smooth delivery by talent.

High School 1

Production Phase:

Script Supervisor

Precisely follows script and takes continuity notes throughout the production. Records script notes and Director/client comments for each scene. Knowledge of video playback is a plus. Assists with creative consultation, conceptualizing and scripting. Understands client requests and needs. Bachelor's 2

Production Phase:

Makeup Artist **

Expertise includes applying makeup and achieving special effects using makeup as needed to meet the requirements of the script or storyboards. Effectively styles hair and beards. Can use makeup techniques to help “age” talent as required. Provides own makeup kit and equipment needed for special effects including the integration of prosthetics as required.

High School 2

Post-Production Phase: Producer

Oversees projects from concept to completion. Coordinates all aspects of the post-production phase. Works closely with editors, animators, and audio engineers. Oversees editorial work through to completion. Functions as a liaison between client, Director and Editor. Negotiates post-production costs and overages. Bachelor's 5

Post-Production Phase: Audio Engineer

Responsible for sound design during the post-production phase including mixing of recorded narration, library music and sound effects. Responsible for editing and mixing all audio tracks for premium quality to finish the project. Bachelor's 5

Post-Production Phase: Offline Editor

Includes but is not limited to logging and digitizing all raw video material. Once this process is complete, the Offline Editor conducts a preliminary organization of video clips to isolate the best cuts. Can be tapped to create a rough cut of the full film if needed. Capable of operating and maintaining editing equipment and software programs. Bachelor's 2

Post-Production Phase: Online Editor

Organizes, modifies, and completes a finished cut of all material for client approval, including incorporation of sound and audio. Once all approvals have been made, will color correct and deliver a final edit for final review. Approved final can then be exported into deliverable forms along with work orders for client billing. Operates and maintains editing equipment and software programs. Bachelor's 2

Post-Production Phase: Graphic Designer

Designs and implements graphic elements for the entire video production. Works closely with the Director and the Editor to achieve the best creative concept that fits the project. Develops conceptual visuals, responsible for designs, creates layouts, works with art and graphics software programs to enhance visuals. Modifies and enhances still photos as needed and negotiates rates for all usage clearances and rights. Bachelor's 2

3D animator

Interpret concept art into its three-dimensional realization and create moving images using digital models via CGI software in order to create animation and special effects for film, television, advertisements, or websites. Bachelor's 5

Project Manager / Project Lead

Management of pre-production, production, post production, creative consultation/conceptualizing and scripting, budgeting and actualization of costs, and custom software design. Primary contact for client, programmers, and all techs. Expedites the project through every phase. Oversees projects from concept to completion. Bachelor's 10

Support Product/Labor SIN 541810ODC

SIN SUPPORT PRODUCT/ LABOR (ODCs) Description GSA Price

(including IFF)

541810ODC Broadcast Studio rental Full use of broadcast television studio including cameras, lighting, and audio $ 4,987.41

541810ODC

Cannon C –300 Mark ii Camera package w/lens

Cannon C –300 Mark ii Camera with tripod and accessories $ 748.11

541810ODC Arri Alexa Mini Camera Package w/ lens Arri Alexa Mini Camera with tripod and accessories $ 1,047.36

541810ODC Go Pro camera package two Go Pro cameras and accessories $ 39.90

541810ODC

Cannon Cinema Prime Lens set 14mm, 24mm, 35mm, 50mm and 85mm

Cannon Cinema Prime Lens set 14mm, 24mm, 35mm, 50mm and 85mm $ 249.37

541810ODC Canon XF405 Camcorder Canon XF405 Camcorder $ 249.37

541810ODC Canon EOS R Mirrorless Digital Camera Canon EOS R Mirrorless Digital Camera $ 74.81

541810ODC

Cannon 17mm – 120mm Cine-servo Zoom lens

Cannon 17mm – 120mm Cine-servo Zoom lens $ 199.50

541810ODC Lighting package for field All basic lighting needed for the shoot $ 224.43

541810ODC Kino Flo Diva lighting package Kino Flo Diva lighting kits $ 299.24

541810ODC Sound Package for field Audio mixer, microphones, boom pole $ 49.87

541810ODC Camera Jib 25' Arm Cammate 25' camera jib $ 598.49

541810ODC Basic Grip gear for field sandbags, apple boxes, C-stands $ 124.69

541810ODC Grip Truck 3 ton Grip Truck 3 ton $ 349.12

541810ODC Green Screen Green Screen $ 748.11

541810ODC Live Streaming Encoder Live Streaming Encoder $ 199.50

541810ODC Live Streaming Encoder Data Live Streaming Encoder Data $ 99.75

541810ODC Matte Box w/ filters Matte Box w/ filters to precisely control light $ 59.85

541810ODC Steadicam Zephyr Camera Stabilizer Steadicam Zephyr Camera Stabilizer $ 748.11

541810ODC Tripod Wheels Tripod Wheels $ 39.90

541810ODC Drone with Camera Drone with Camera $ 179.55

541810ODC Dana Dolly Dana Dolly $ 74.81

541810ODC 19” Client Monitors 19” Client Monitors $ 24.94

541810ODC Wireless Follow Focus Wireless Follow Focus for lenses $ 49.87

541810ODC DVD Master Creating a DVD $ 99.75

541810ODC DVD Duplication Duplicating a DVD $ 49.87

541810ODC On Demand Hosting per user Hosting of content if charging by the end user $ 5.98

541810ODC On Demand Hosting per video Hosting of content if charging by the individual video $ 2,992.44

541810ODC Satellite time Satellite time $ 847.86

541810ODC Narrator / show host (On Camera) Narrator / show host (On Camera) $ 1,745.59

541810ODC Voice Over Narrator Voice Over Narrator $ 797.98

541810ODC Actor Union & Non-Union Actor Union & Non-Union $ 997.48

541810ODC Background Actor Background Actor $ 349.12

541810ODC Casting studio Casting studio $ 997.48

541810ODC Edit Suite 4K & 2K HD Capable Edit Suite 4K & 2K HD Capable $ 299.24

541810ODC 3D Animation Suite 3D Animation Suite $ 448.87

541810ODC Closed Captioning Closed Captioning $ 149.62

541810ODC Stock Photos Stock Photos $ 99.75

541810ODC Stock Videos Stock Videos $ 249.37

541810ODC Stock Sound Effects Stock Sound Effects $ 14.96