J.3 Cost Price Matrix_REV per Amendment 01.xlsx

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Programming for Prevention and Peacebuilding (P4P2) IDIQ Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
7200AA21R00057
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US Agency for International Development Bureau for Management

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This document contains a cost/price matrix template and instructions for a Request for Proposals (RFP) from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) for Programming for Prevention and Peacebuilding (P4P2) Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts. USAID seeks to award approximately eight IDIQ contracts, including up to three small business set-aside contracts, with a maximum aggregate ordering limitation of $800 million over five years. Offerors must complete tabs in the cost/price matrix template for a summary budget, detailed budget, labor rates, and indirect costs/fees. The RFP closing date is September 20, 2021. The North American Industry Classification System Code is 541611 and the applicable Geographic Code is 937.

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1. Instructions

U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID)
Programming for Prevention and Peacebuilding (P4P2)
Solicitation # 7200AA21R00057
ATTACHMENT J.3 - COST/PRICE MATRIX - as amended per Amendment 01

P4P2 Cost/Price Matrix - Instructions

General
The Cost/Price Matrix spreadsheet must be unlocked and must clearly identify the formulas used to arrive at calculations in each cell.
The Offeror must complete Tab 2. Summary Budget, Tab 3. Detail Budget, Tab 4. Labor CDR Chart, and Tab 5. Indirect & Fee Chart.
The Cost/Price Matrix budget (Tabs 2 and 3) covers one year of sample costs for a field-based Task Order. For the purposes of evaluation, all labor categories and all levels are included in the budget.
The figures in the budget that are in red are USAID plug figures, may not be adjusted by Offerors, and must be used by all Offerors for evaluation purposes. These plug figures are illustrative for evaluation purposes only, and not related to a Case Study or to any actual Task Order.
Offerors are to fill cells highlighted in yellow.
The overall price resulting from the budget will be used for evaluation purposes.
Refer to Section L.9 for additional instructions and guidance relating to proposed costs/prices.
Tab 2. Summary Budget
The Summary Budget is a summary of the Detail Budget (Tab 3).
Tab 3. Detail Budget
The Offeror will include its proposed Year 1 unburdened ceiling daily rates (CDRs) for the specified labor categories and levels in the budget. The Year 1 CDRs in the budget must match the Year 1 CDRs as proposed in Tab 4 Labor CDR Chart.
For the positions set forth in the budget, the price for these positions will be determined by using the CDR and the prime Offeror’s methodology for recovery of paid absences (leave and holidays). The Offeror must enter the appropriate labor cost and paid absences where indicated in the budget. The cost narrative must clearly and accurately demonstrate the price and method of recovery for workdays and paid absences for all labor categories where applicable.
The Offeror will enter the Productive Level of Effort (LOE) person-days for 1 year in the budget where indicated, based on 260 person-days per year, less paid absence days. The Offeror will also enter the total number of days of paid absence for 1 year (whether charged directly or indirectly) as well as the total number of days of paid absence for 1 year that are not included in Fringe Benefits or otherwise recovered indirectly, where indicated in the budget. The Productive Labor Subtotal will be calculated by multiplying the Offeror's proposed CDR by the Productive LOE. The amount of Paid Absence not included in Fringe Benefits or indirect costs will be calculated by multiplying the Offeror's proposed CDR by the total number of days of paid absence not included in fringe benefits or indirects. The total salary cost for each position will be the sum of the Productive Labor Subtotal and the amount of Paid Absences not included in Fringe or Indirects.
The prime Offeror will include in the budget its proposed fringe benefits and indirect costs from Tab 5 Indirect & Fee Chart, as applicable to the matrix. If ceiling indirect cost rates are proposed, the ceiling indirect cost rates must be used in the budget. If annual ceiling indirect cost rates are proposed, the Offeror should average the ceiling indirect rates and use that figure in the budget for evaluation purposes.
The fringe benefits and indirect cost line items in the budget may be adjusted by the Offeror pursuant to the Offeror's indirect cost rate structure and methodology, e.g., the application of indirect cost rates set forth in the prime Offeror’s NICRA, or other documentation from its cognizant Government Audit Agency. Offerors who have a NICRA with the USG must apply the appropriate indirect recovery rate(s) in accordance with the Offeror’s NICRA within the budget.
The prime Offeror will include its proposed fixed fee percentage ceilings from Tab 5 Indirect & Fee Chart to calculate fixed fee.
Tab. 4 Labor CDR Chart
The prime Offeror will include its proposed unburdened ceiling daily rates (CDRs) for all labor categories and levels for each year of performance as set forth in Section B.7 of the RFP. The proposed CDRs will be incorporated in Section B.7 of the final IDIQ contract.
Tab. 5 Indirect & Fee Chart
The prime Offeror and each proposed Major Subcontractor will include its proposed indirect cost rates. The Offeror / Major Subcontractor may adjust the indirect cost chart as needed to reflect the Offeror's / Major Subcontractor's indirect cost rate structure. The proposed indirect cost rates, including any ceiling rates proposed, will be incorporated in Section B.10 of the final IDIQ contract.
The prime Offeror will include its proposed fixed fee percentage ceilings, pursuant to Section B.5 of the RFP. The proposed fixed fee percentage ceilings will be incorporated in Section B.5 of the final IDIQ contract.

2. Summary Budget

P4P2 Cost/Price Matrix- Summary Budget
Offeror: [insert organization name]

Offerors to fill cells highlighted in Yellow. Items in red are plug figures and not to be changed.

ItemYear 1 - Total
1Salaries
2Fringe Benefits
3Consultants105,000
4Travel and Transportation125,000
5Allowances325,000
6Equipment200,000
7Other Direct Costs652,500
8Sub-Contracts500,000
9GUCs2,500,000
Total Direct Costs
10Indirect Costs
Total Estimated Cost
11Fixed Fee
TOTAL

3. Detail Budget

P4P2 Cost/Price Matrix - Detailed BudgetPeriod:Year 1
Offeror: [insert organization name]

Offerors to fill cells highlighted in Yellow. Items in red are plug amounts and not to be changed.

ABCDEFGHIJKL
ITEMLabor CategoryLevelUnitTotal LOE (inclusive of paid absences) (1-year FT LOE = 260 person-days)Total Days of Paid Absence (direct and indirect)Productive LOE (E - F)Proposed CDR ($/day)Productive Labor Subtotal (G * H)Total Days of Paid Absence not included in Fringe Benefits or IndirectsPaid Absence not in Fringe Benefits or Indirects ($ amount)
(H * J)YEAR 1 TOTAL (I + K)
1. SALARIES
Long-Term Staff
A. USN Field-Based Staff
Chief of Party1SeniorDaily260
Chief of Party1MidDaily260
Deputy Chief of Party2SeniorDaily260
Deputy Chief of Party2MidDaily260
sub-total, USN (Field-Based) Staff
B. USN Home Office Staff
Project Manager (Home Office)3SeniorDaily260
Project Manager (Home Office)3MidDaily260
sub-total, USN (Home-Office Staff)
Short-Term Staff
C. USN Field-Based StaffLump Sum100,000
sub-total, USN (Field-Based) Staff100,000
D. USN Home-Office StaffLump Sum75,000
sub-total, USN (Home-Office) Staff75,000
Total Salaries (1A + 1B + 1C + 1D + 1E + 1F + 1G + 1H)
2. FRINGE BENEFITSUnitNo. of UnitsBase ($ amt)TOTAL (G * H)
Long-Term Staff
Fringe on 1.A
Fringe on 1.B
Short-Term Staff
Fringe on 1.C
Fringe on 1.D
Total Fringe Benefits
3. CONSULTANTSUnitTotal
Field-based Consultants
USNLump Sum60,000
TCNLump Sum30,000
CCNLump Sum15,000
Total Consultants105,000
4. TRAVEL and TRANSPORTATIONUnitTotal
International Travel, Local Travel, Transportation - Field Based StaffLump Sum100,000
Travel for Home Office StaffLump Sum25,000
Total Travel and Transportation125,000
5. ALLOWANCESUnitTotal
Allowances for Field-Based StaffLump Sum325,000
Total Allowances325,000
6. EQUIPMENTUnitTotal
EquipmentLump Sum200,000
Total Equipment200,000
7. OTHER DIRECT COSTS (ODCs)UnitTotal
ODCs - FieldLump Sum650,000
ODCs - Home OfficeLump Sum2,500
Total ODCs652,500
8. SUB-CONTRACTSUnitTotal
Sub-contractsLump Sum500,000
Total Sub-Contracts500,000
9. GRANTS UNDER CONTRACTS (GUCs)UnitTotal
All GUCsLump Sum2,500,000
Total GUCs2,500,000
TOTAL Direct Costs
10. INDIRECT COSTSUnitNo. of UnitsBase ($ amt)Total (G * H)
Total Indirect Costs
TOTAL ESTIMATED COST
11. FIXED FEEUnitNo. of UnitsBase ($ amt)Total (G * H)
A. Fixed Fee on all non-GUC costsPercentage
B. Fixed Fee on GUCsPercentage
Total Fixed Fee
TOTAL ESTIMATED COST PLUS FIXED FEE

4. Labor CDR Chart

P4P2 Cost/Price Matrix - Labor Category Ceiling Daily Rates Matrix
Offeror: [insert organization name]

Offerors to fill cells highlighted in Yellow.

Unburdened Ceiling Daily Rates (CDRs)
Labor CategoryYear 1Year 2Year 3Year 4Year 5Year 6Year 7
01 Chief of Party
Senior
Mid
02 Deputy Chief of Party
Senior
Mid
03 Project Manager (Home Office)
Senior
Mid

5. Indirect & Fee Chart

P4P2 Cost/Price Matrix - Indirect Costs and Fee
Offeror: [insert organization name]
Offerors to fill cells highlighted in Yellow. Rows and columns for Indirect Cost Rates may be adjusted as needed to reflect the Offeror's or Major Subcontractor's indirect cost rate structure.
Major Subcontractor indirect cost rates may be submitted separate from the offeror's submission.
Proposed INDIRECT COST RATES
OfferorFringe Benefits %Overhead %G&A %
PRIME (insert name)
Rate Type
Base of Application
Source
Period
Major SubcontractorFringe Benefits %Overhead %G&A %
(insert name)
Rate Type
Base of Application
Source
Period
Proposed FIXED FEE CEILINGS
Fixed Fee Ceiling Percentage (not applicable to GUCs)
GUC Fixed Fee Ceiling Percentage

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