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- Contract number
- 482
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- North Dakota
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This document is a Work Order Request Form for Contract #482, a Temporary Staffing Services Vendor Pool administered by the State of North Dakota. The form provides comprehensive instructions for participating entities to request temporary staffing services from pre-approved contractors within the state's vendor pool. It outlines the process for issuing work orders, including both direct assignment and competitive procurement methods for staffing needs.
The contract covers temporary staffing services with two primary agreement types: hourly rate and fixed bid projects. Work orders can be issued for staffing requirements ranging from less than $250,000 (direct assignment) to $250,000 or more (competitive process). Contractors must provide detailed proposals including staff qualifications, resumes, reference checks, and hourly rates or fixed pricing. The evaluation criteria for competitive work orders include 20 points for proposal solution, 50 points for staff qualifications and availability, and 30 points for cost. Typical work hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, with staff working up to 40 hours per week, and the contract includes provisions for potential temporary-to-permanent employee conversions.
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WORK ORDER REQUEST FORM INSTRUCTIONS
CONTRACT #482 – TEMPORARY STAFFING SERVICES VENDOR POOL
Instructions Complete the Participating Entity contact information at the top of the form.
· Suggested format for Work Order Request Number is Participating Entity department # - two-digit year – two-digit sequence number for the Work order, for example 112-05-01.
· Issue date is the date you are sending the Work Order Request to the contractor(s).
· Participating Entity contact is who the contractor(s) will respond with their project offers.
2. Scope of Work – Include information that tells the contractor what is to be done including the desired outcome. Be as specific and comprehensive as possible. Do not assume the contractor will know something or do something if you do not include it in the Scope of Work. You may choose to attach the Statement of Work as an attachment.
3. Agreement Type – Specify if this Work Order is to be based on hourly rate or fixed bid. For projects where the vendor is totally responsible for providing a final product, it is recommended that the agreement type be fixed bid with clearly defined deliverables (see #3). Hourly rate may be a suitable option when a Participating Entity bears primary responsibility for project deliverables, but has a need to augment staff in order to complete the project.
4. Project Start Date – Specify the date when work is to start. Consider the time you are allowing for contractors to return their project offers in response to the Work order request when setting the project start date.
5. Project End Date – Specify the date when the project as defined in scope of work (#1) is to be completed.
6. Work Hours & Holiday Pay- The Procuring Agency will determine the exact work hours for temporarily assigned personnel. Generally, work hours begin at 8:00 a.m. and end at 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, excluding officially observed holidays by the Procuring Agency. Temporarily assigned personnel will work no more than eight (8) hours per day, excluding one (1) hour for lunch; or a total of forty (40) hours per week.
7. Schedule of Deliverables – The product(s) of the contract must be clearly identified as the contract deliverables and/or milestones and should include the dates such products are to be delivered or completed. The deliverables provide the means and tools to determine the stages of the contract and contract status.
Examples of deliverables:
· A work plan outlining the tasks
· Documentation of communications.
8. Participating Entity Manager – Identify the person from your agency who will act as manager for this project. This person will be the primary contact and liaison between your Participating Entity and the contractor.
9. Time and Status Reporting – Select all applicable reporting and accountability options. Add additional reporting requirements and detail as necessary.
10. Contractor Project Proposal Due Date – Indicate the date that vendors must have a project proposal returned to your Participating Entity in response to this Work order request. The STATE has agreed to provide no less than five (5) business days for vendors to respond to a Work order request, although you may allow more time. Consider the size and complexity of your project and allow adequate time for contractors to provide good project proposal responses.
11. Evaluation Criteria (for Competitive Work Orders) – When preparing a Competitive Work Order, the Participating Entity must identify the evaluation criteria that will be used to evaluate the contractor project proposals. Fill in the appropriate points assigned for the technical evaluation and the points assigned to cost evaluation. The point values must add up to 100.
Options for Issuing Work Orders Participating Entities will have two options for issuing Work orders:
a. Direct Assignment - A Participating Entity may issue a Work order request directly to any of the awarded contractors in the pool when the staffing estimate is less than $250,000.
1. Competitive - A Participating Entity must elect to conduct a competitive process by requesting project proposals from two or more contractors when the staffing estimate is at $250,000 or more. The Participating Entity will select the contractor project proposal that best meets the SOW requirements based upon the selection criteria stated in the Work order request.
Contractor Project Proposal Requirements The Work Order will specify a proposal due date for the contractor to respond to non-emergent requests. This time frame will be no less than five (5) business days, but it may be more at the Participating Entity’s discretion. The contractor must respond to the Participating Entity that issued the Work Order Request, either affirming or denying its ability to provide the personnel in the required project time frame. During this response period, if necessary, the contractor may seek clarifications of the work involved.
If the contractor is unable to provide the personnel requested, it must state the reason in the appropriate section on the Work Order Request form, sign and return the form to the requesting Participating Entity by the proposal due date. If the contractor is capable of fulfilling the Work order, it will complete and attach a “Project Proposal” to the Work Order Request form, sign and return the form to the requesting Participating Entity by the proposal due date.
Evaluation of Contractor Project Proposals The Participating Entity will evaluate the contractor project proposal to ensure that the proposal meets the requirements stated in the Work Order and that the staff proposed have the proper qualifications. The Participating Entity may require interviews with proposed contractor staff prior to accepting the contractor staff.
For competitive Work order requests, the Participating Entity will evaluate each contractor project proposal based on the evaluation criteria stated in the Work order request and select the proposal that best meets the requirements stated in the Work order request.
Execution
· When your Participating Entity has received an acceptable project offer from a contractor, the project offer is to be attached to the Work order request form.
· Fill in the agreed upon contractual amount.
· Both parties must sign and date using the signature blocks in the Execution section of the Work order form.
WORK ORDER REQUEST FORM
CONTRACT #482 – TEMPORARY STAFFING SERVICES VENDOR POOL
PARTICIPATING ENTITY NAME
WORK ORDER REQUEST NUMBER
ISSUE DATE
PARTICIPATING ENTITY CONTACT
E-MAIL ADDRESS
TELEPHONE NUMBER
ADDRESS
CITY
STATE
ZIP
| CONTRACTOR NAME |
| CONTRACTOR CONTACT |
| CONTRACTOR E-MAIL |
In accordance with the terms and conditions of the State Term Contract #482 Temporary Staffing Services Vendor Pool master agreement between State and Contractor, this Work Order Request authorizes delivery of the Deliverables described in accordance with the Scope of Work, Schedule, and Terms specified below.
1. Scope of Work (attach extra sheets if necessary)
a. Description of Services:
b. Budget Available (if applicable):
2. Staffing Requirement
| Job Class/Skill Set: |
| Number of Staff |
3. Agreement Type:
|_|Hourly |_|Fixed Bid Project
4. Start Date:
5. End Date:
| 6. Schedule of Deliverables: |
| Deliverable: |
| Start Date: |
| Completion Date: |
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
7. Location of Work:
8. Participating Entity Manager:
9. Time and Status Reporting Systems to be utilized by the Contractor (Mark all that apply):
|_|Daily Accountability |_|Weekly Status Reports |_|Monthly Reports |_| Other (Describe below)
10. Contractor Proposal Due Date:
12. Temporary to Permanent Employee Conversion Fee. Vendor must provide a Conversion Chart (If Applicable)
| 12. Evaluation Criteria (For Competitive Work Orders) The criteria below will be used to select the most advantageous proposal. |
| Points |
(100 total)
| Contractor Proposal Solution |
| 20 |
| Qualifications and Availability of Contractor Staff |
| 50 |
| Cost |
| 30 |
Contractor Proposal: Contractor shall attach its proposal to this Work Order Request when responding. The Contractor Proposal will include, at a minimum, the following items:
| 1. | Contractor Proposal – Contractors must describe their strategy for accomplishing the work. Provide customer references for similar services successfully awarded, if available. |
| 2. | Qualifications and Availability of Contractor Staff –Provide the names and availability of staff who will be provided for the request. Provide the following documentation with the first Work order for a Participating Entity. Provide updated documentation for subsequent Work orders, if requested: |
| a. | Resume(s) for Contractor staff. |
| b. | Reference checks for Contractor staff. |
| c. | Background checks for Contractor staff, if requested by issuing Participating Entity. |
| 3. | Cost |
| a. | Hourly – Propose a Service Rate per hour for each proposed Contractor staff. If the Project dates span more than one year of the Contract term, provide rates for each effective year. Service rates may not exceed the rates originally proposed in response to this RFP; however, the rates may be less. |
| b. | Fixed Bid Proposals - Provide a fixed price to accomplish the Statement of Work. |
Execution: The parties through their authorized agents have executed this Work Order Request and attached Contractor Proposal under terms of the Temporary Staffing Services Pool master agreement, subject to amendments in this Work Order, for the project price and on the dates set out below.
The total dollar contractual amount specified below for this Work Order and attached Temporary Staffing Proposal shall not be exceeded unless a written Change Order is appended to this Work Order, duly executed by the authorized representative of both parties.
Total Dollar Contractual Amount:
SIGNATURE:
PRINTED NAME:
TITLE:
DATE:
SIGNATURE:
PRINTED NAME:
TITLE:
DATE:
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA – Participating Entity CONTRACTOR
If contractor is unable to bid this Work order, please return the Work order to requesting Participating Entity and provide the reason.
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