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Amendment 0003
L.4 PROPOSAL CONTENTS
To be evaluated and considered for a contract, award, offerors shall provide a proposal that addresses the following information.
Part I: Organizational Requirements (shall not exceed 2 pages) The following “go no go” criteria have been established to identify organizations most suited to effectively complete the tasks included in the Statement of Work.
In order to meet the intent of federal code PPACA Section 3021, the model approved for the implementation of this activity calls for direct contracting with hospitals and organizations that fulfill the following organizational requirements:
· Organizations that are national, regional, or state association of hospitals as identified through an organizational charter or agreement and a governing body that represents affiliated members.
· Organizations that functions as national affinity organization that represent hospitals which address specific patient and/or regional health issues identified through an organizational charter or agreement and a governing body that represents affiliated members.
· Organizations that hold corporate ownership and operational control of a hospital chain of at least 25 hospitals Additionally, these organizations must demonstrate the existing capacity to collect, track, and monitor hospital quality data and systems in place to support such activities relative to hospitals slated to participate in the PFP. These procurements must be awarded to organizations that have the capacity to complete the contracted tasks as the prime contractor upon award.
Failure to provide documentation to support this organizational requirement will remove your proposal from further consideration for this procurement.
Part II: Technical and Business Submissions
Part III: Business Submission—not to exceed 15 pages Submission of the all mandated ORCA certifications (see Section K for the website) Budgetary information The Offeror shall submit the following information in its written business proposal Labor: Include all direct labor categories broken out by individuals, to be utilized on the contract. For each labor category, please show the expected number of labor hours times hourly labor rate equals resultant total dollar amount by base AND option. Subcontract direct labor shall be shown in the same manner, however, under the subcontract line item [NOTE: For subcontractors proposed/consultants proposed, the offeror shall provide information on how it obtained adequate price competition or justification for its absence. In addition, the offerors must demonstrate that the proposed subcontractor is not on the List of Parties Excluded from Federal Procurement and Non-procurement Programs.
Total firm fixed price amount for base 24 months AND firm fixed price amount for option year. The Government will provide only the funding, as agreed to through negotiations, if necessary, for the base 24 months. If the Government elects to exercise the option period, funding will be provided via a modification at that time.
The Government would like to make it clear that Offerors should provide the same information for the possible option year as provided for the base period of performance. Option year pricing will be locked in at the award of the base year with the option to fund and exercise the option at the discretion of the government.
The Government reserves the right to request other than certified current cost and pricing data in order to evaluate price proposals submitted in response to this competitive solicitation.
Conflict of Interest Submission—5 page limitation – The government would like to make it clear that the 5 page limit for the COI portion is not included in the 15 page limit for the budgetary submission.
Each offerors is required to identify and potential or actual conflicts of interest based upon existing contractor work and that defined in this contract. The offeror shall not only identify and discuss the conflicts but any offeror mitigation strategy. Conflicts will be addressed only at the time of award with final decisions on conflict at the discretion of the Contracting Officer.
4. Past Performance: information, including but not limited to, information on no less than 2 prior work projects of a like nature and magnitude as this requirement. To the extent applicable, the offeror shall provide information so that the Government evaluators can assess the “likeness” of the work and check the reference:
Effort/Contract Name/Project Name Period of Performance Contract Type (commercial, Government, FFP, CR, T&M…) Description of contract effort Contracting Officer/Reference from other Contracting Party (including name, position, electronic and hard copy address and telephone number) Total dollars for the effort/contract and description if your organization was able to come in at cost or if your organization experienced overruns Discussion of issues experienced during the effort/contract and how your organization resolved them. This section MUST be completed.
Offerors are advised that providing incorrect reference information may lead the government to consider a reduced technical score as a result of poor or lacking quality control on the part of the offeror.
The Government would like to make it clear that Past Performance documentation will not count towards the 15 page maximum.
M.3. AWARD WITHOUT DISCUSSIONS/COMPETITIVE RANGE
It is the Government’s intent to award without discussions; however, should the government determine that negotiations are necessary, and then a competitive range will be established. Only those most highly rated proposals will be considered for the competitive range and, as such, will be invited into discussions with an opportunity to submit a final revised proposal. It must be noted that the Government considers that efficient competition can be maintained if the number of proposals in the competitive range for the award does not exceed a reasonable expectation for a timely award, therefore, pursuant to the rights afforded to the Contracting Officer per FAR 15.306(c)(2); the Contracting Officer may limit the number of proposals in the competitive range to permit an efficient competition among the most highly rated proposals.
SECTION K - REPRESENTATIONS, CERTIFICATIONS, AND OTHER STATEMENTS OF OFFERORS OR QUOTERS The offeror shall provide the following FAR certification.
| 52.225-25 | PROHIBITION ON ENGAGING IN SANCTIONED ACTIVITIES | |
| RELATING TO IRAN-CERTIFICATION |
Each offeror shall register all information required at the following website used for representations and certifications necessary for award of Federal contracts.
https://www.uscontractorregistration.com/
G.7 SUBCONTRACT CONSENT
The current language is hereby removed in lieu of HOLD.
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