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This is a solicitation for Training and Education Support Products and Services for the Office of Personnel Management (OPM). The contractor shall provide solutions for formal and informal learning instructional design and support services, simulators, live and virtual training, and organizational training and planning. The North American Industry Classification System code is 611430. This is a total small business set-aside.

Proposals are due by May 20, 2022 and must be submitted via Microsoft Teams. The period of performance is one five-year base period and two optional periods not exceeding five and six months respectively. The contractor must have a facility security clearance and past performance will be evaluated. Pricing will be fixed-price, time-and-materials, labor hour, and not-to-exceed travel. The contract type is indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity with both single and multiple awards contemplated.

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SAMPLE SELF-SCORING WORKSHEET

ATTACHMENT 14 - SAMPLE SELF SCORING WORKSHEETUSALearning Training and Education Support Products and Services
This is a SAMPLE only. Offeror will utilize the Self-Scoring Worksheet template (Attachment 9) for completion of the SSW proposal24322622R0002
OFFEROR NAME: ACME CORPORATION
Scored Evaluation CriteriaPoint ValueEnter YES or NO for each questionScore*Do Not Use this Column* TEP Deduction Points*Do Not Use this Column* TEP Revised Score*Do Not Use this Column* TEP Notes for DeductionThe notes in this column are for sample purposes only. The Offeror should replace notes or delete as applicable
VOLUME 2 – TECHNICAL APPROACH
TECHNICAL APPROACH: SAMPLE TASK ORDER (STO) PROPOSAL
Does the STO proposal discuss in detail all requirements (FA 1-3), to include how the offeror would design, develop and deliver all product or services described?500YES300300See pages xx- xx of the STO proposal
Is the proposal formatted in a manner that is easy to read, free of grammatical and punctuation errors and conveys information in a clear and concise manner?300YES500500
Does the staffing plan show each role and estimated hours for each?350YES350350See attachment(s) x of the STO proposal
Is a WBS provided for each FA requirement; does it include all required items listed in the Performance Work Statement (PWS)350YES350350See attachment(s) x of the STO proposal
Is a milestone schedule provided and does it include all required elements in the PWS?250YES250250See page xx of the STO proposal
Is a separate cost proposal provided that included all requirements listed in the PWS?350YES350350See separate cost proposal
SUBTOTAL SCORE FOR STO21002100
TECHNICAL APPROACH: PRODUCT DEMONSTRATION
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Offeror will demonstrate one product example in a one hour demonstration. Project demo should be one selected from the list below:

• Formal learning as self-paced interactive instructional module

• Instructional/serious learning game or application that runs independently over a mobile and/or desktop environment

• Informal learning activity or portal that utilizes xAPI predominantly for tracking of independent learning activities

2. The questions below will be answered in advance of the demonstration. The actual demonstration must support any YES responses provided for the questions below. Not all questions should be answered YES- only those questions that relate to the project being demonstrated would be answered YES.

3. Any YES response that is inadequately covered may result in a deduction of points. Due to time limitations, not all elements or products below can be demonstrated. Offeror will choose projects that best support capabilities overview that can be conducted within 1-hour demonstration.

4. All *ASTERICK MARKED questions must be answered and COVERED as part of the demonstration.

Offeror will select only one from the list below
Project demo is utilized for formal learning as self-paced interactive instructional module that run over a customer LMS100YES100100
Project demo is an instructional/serious learning game or application that runs independently over a mobile and/or desktop environment125YES125125
Product demo is informal learning activity or portal that utilizes xAPI predominantly for tracking of independent learning activities150YES150150
Offeror will provide YES/NO responses to all the below questions. For all "YES" responses, include the video time marker in column F that indicates the start time for that topic demo
*Is a project demo provided in a .mp4 format that is 60:00 minutes or less?500YES500500If yes, provide screen capture showing end of video timeline
* Is a separate Index/table of contents provided that shows topic references and times?500YES500500In addition to printed TOC, provide time references for questions below
*Is the project section 508 compliant? Offeror to show all code and design elements that support their response. (RESPONSE REQUIRED)500YES500500Time marker 1:25 to 5:56
Does the project use SCORM for compatibility/conformance with SCORM compliant LMS?150YES150150Time marker 3:55
Does the project use xAPI for tracking learner based activities?350NO00
Was a review software/tool utilized for customer reviews/testing?200YES200200Time marker 3:17
Was the demonstration clearly and easy to follow? Was the provided index clear in referencing each topic in the SSW?500YES500500
Media Elements: Offeror will provide YES/NO responses to all the below questions as applicable to the project. It is not anticipated that all questions will be a "YES" response, and only items that will be included in the demo should be included as YES Reponses. For all "YES" responses, include the video time marker in column F that indicates the start time for that topic demo
Does the demo include video as part of the content delivery?10YES1010Time marker 23:13 - 25:35
If video is used, is it close-captioned?15YES1515Time marker 23:13 - 25:35
Does the video utilize professional talent?10YES1010Time marker 23:13 - 25:35
Is the video in a streaming format, playable on multiple devices, including mobile?25YES2525Time marker 23:13 - 25:35
Is xAPI utilized to track the learning playback of videos?15NO00
Is there audio only narration used to support static content?5YES55Time marker 5:57 to 19:04
Does the audio narration utilize professional voice talent?10NO00
Is there a text-script (visible or not-visible) that provides an identical script to the audio?15YES1515Time marker 5:57 to 19:04
Does the demo utilize 3-D animations?10YES1010Time marker 33:22 to 40:44
Are there 3-D background or elements that are composited with video scenes? (backgrounds with video actors chromakeyed)5YES55Time marker 33:22 to 40:44
Does the demo utilize 2-D animations?5NO00
Are photos utilized to support content or information presented?2YES22Time markers 2:41, 2:55, 5:32
Are images alt-tagged?10YES1010Time markers 2:41, 2:55, 5:32
Are there branched screens or elements or additional roll-over content that provides additional learning information or context?5YES7575Time markers 3 7:43, 8:21
Is role-playing utilized in part or all of the learning?30NO00
Does the project incorporate social learning (peer-to-peer) as part of additional engagement?15NO00
Is micro-learning utilized (as a standalone trackable activity)15NO00
Is the learning activity-based?15YES1515Time marker 47:14- 49:55
Does the micro-learning activity utilize xAPI for tracking?15NO00
If xAPI is utilized, does it report the data to a LRS?15NO00
If LRS is utilized, does it have a dashboard for viewing learner data?25NO00
If xAPI and/or LRS is utilized, does it provide learner completion data to the LMS?30NO00
Is a game-engine utilized for the project/demo?15NO00
If yes to the above, is the game-engine open-source?10NO00
Is the demo a mobile iOS or Android application?15NO00
Does the demo or application utilize a browser-based environment, such as Chrome, Edge or Firefox?15YES1515Time marker 55:21
Does the demo include assessment questions? (T/F multiple choice)10YES1010Time marker 29:32
Does the learning assessment utilize scenarios?25NO00
Is this a blended learning (i.e. distance, face-to-face, self-paced, non-self paced) solution?45YES4545Time marker 53:47
Instructional Methodologies, Models and Learning Theory Application. Describe, during the demo, which of below instructional systems design methods and/or learning theory applications was utilized as part of the design of the project demonstration. NOTE: not all of the below will apply to every project, only answer YES for those that apply and will be described during the demonstration. Any such description should include why and how the method or approach was used in the project.
Behaviorism75NO00
Social Constructivism75NO00
Cognitive Constructivism75NO00
Vygotsky's Theory of Learning75NO00
Experiential learning theory75NO00
Learning-by-doing learning theory75NO00
Gagne's 9 Levels of Learning75YES7575Time marker 50:15 to 54:44
Problem-Based Learning75NO00
Collaborative Learning Approach75NO00
Action-based Learning Model75NO00
Blooms Domains of Learning (Also known as Bloom's Taxonomy)75NO00
Other - Specify during demo75NO00
Project Methodology. Describe, during the demo, which of below project management approaches(s) was utilized as part of the design of the project demonstration. NOTE: not all of the below will apply to every project, only answer YES for those that apply and will be described during the demonstration. Any such description should include why and how the method or approach was used in the project.
Analyze, Design, Develop, Implement, Evaluate (ADDIE)75YES7575Discussed time marker 59:10
Agile75NO00
Scrum75NO00
Waterfall75NO00
Critical Path75NO00
Other - Specify during demo76YES7575PRINCE2 method Time 15:59
SUBTOTAL SCORE FOR TECHNICAL- PRODUCT DEMONSTRATION32173217
VOLUME 2: TOTAL SCORE53175317
VOLUME 3 – RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Offeror will provide two (2) projects for FA1; three (3) projects for FA2; and one (1) project for FA3 for each category/subcategory below.

2. All listed projects must be completed or ongoing within the past three (3) years from date of solicitation and must have a minimum obligated value (include base + exercised options) at time of proposal of at least $50,000 for work performed by the offeror team. If the Prime offeror was also the prime for the contract listed or first teir subcontractor was a small business, answer YES as applicable.

3. Each project may be listed only one time. If the project spans several FA topics below, select the one that represents the majority of the work.

4. If offeror was the Prime or first tier subcontractor was a small business, answer Yes for 100 additional points.

5. Prime Offeror must have provided at least 50% of the value of projects listed in this section. Value of contracts will be listed in the notes for every project. Please round numbers (no decimal points).

Relevant Experience Projects: FUNCTIONA AREA 1 (FA1) - Formal/Informal Learning
FORMAL LEARNING: List one Learning Projects by Contract #. All listed contracts must be accompanied by separate documentation (see Section _ Instructions to Offerors).NOTES- name and value
Project 1: Contract No. ABCDEF-15-C-0001250YES250250eLearning Course Development- $1,870,000
Was your company the Prime for this contract?100YES100100
INFORMAL LEARNING: List one Informal Learning Projects by Contract #. All listed contracts must be accompanied by separate documentation (see Section _ Instructions to Offerors).
Project 2 Contract No. GHIJ-15-C-0001250YES250250Social Learning engagement- $66,990
Was your company the Prime for this contract?100NO00Was a sub under BIGcontractorInc.
Relevant Experience Projects: FUNCTIONA AREA 2 (FA2) - Simulators & Live/Virtual
LIVE & VIRTUAL: List one Live and Virtual Simulation Learning Projects by Contract #.
Project 3: Contract No. XYZ-15-C-0001250YES250250AV/VR augmentation support- $774,000
Was your company the Prime for this contract?100YES100100
PERSONAL COMPUTER LEARNING GAME List one Personal Computer Learning Game Projects by Contract #.
Project 4: Contract No. BABAG-15-C-0001250YES250250Medic Activity Game- $8,900,000
Was your company the Prime for this contract?100YES100100
MOBILE GAMES & APPS: List one Mobile Games and Apps Projects by Contract #.
Project 5: Contract No. GHIJ-15-C-0001250YES250250KnowitApp - $2,359,000
Was your company the Prime for this contract?100NO00
Relevant Experience Projects: FUNCTIONA AREA 3 (FA3) - Organizational Training and Planning
ORGANIZATIONAL NEEDS ASSESSMENT: List one project from one of the categories below:

a. Strategic Planning

b. Executive Coaching & Mentoring

c. Training Meeting & Conference Support

Project 6: Contract No. GHIJ-15-C-0001250YES250250XYZ Organization Assessment
Was your company the Prime for this contract?100NO00
Relevant Experience (Primary) Projects with OCONUS Locations
Do you have project experience in supporting OCONUS Location Training? SCORING CREDIT IS LIMITED TO A MAXIMUM OF ONE PROJECTS ONLY. Project listed may be the same or different that work listed above.
Project 6: Contract No. GHIJ-15-C-0001100YES100100Project 6 included OCONUS work
Project N/A100NO00N/A
VOLUME 3: TOTAL SCORE19001900
VOLUME 4 – PAST PERFORMANCE
INSTRUCTIONS
1. For all projects listed as relevant experience indicate the CPARS or other past performance score per instructions provided in Attachment 2.

2. All listed projects will be accompanied by CPARS record of Past Performance Questionnaire (PPQ) (Attachment 12).

3. Add rows as needed for up to (6) contract past performances.

4. Projects must be the same as listed in Volume 3 section above. Do not proivde additional projects not identified in Volume 3 or points will be deducted.

List Each Project that has an Average Past Performance Score between 3.50 and 3.74. Type the word Yes or No in Column D for EACH project.
(example) Project 4: Contract No. XYZ-15-C-0001350YES350350Project 4 Past Performance score was 3.50
350NO00
List Each Project that has an Average Past Performance Score between 3.75 and 3.99. Type the word "Yes" or "No" in Column D for EACH project.
(example) Project 6 Task Order No. ABCDEFG-0001400YES400400Project 6 Past Performance score was 3.90
400NO00
List Each Project that has an Average Past Performance Score between 4.00 and 4.24. Type the word Yes or No in Column D for EACH project.
(example) Project 2: Task Order No. JKLMNOP-0007450YES450450Project 2 Past Performance score was 4.20
450NO00
List Each Project that has an Average Past Performance Score between 4.25 and 4.49. Type the word Yes or No in Column D for EACH project.
(example) Project 3: Contract No. ABCDEF-15-C-0001500YES500500Project 3 Past Performance score was 4.35
500NO00
List Each Project that has an Average Past Performance Score between 4.50 and 4.74. Type the word Yes or No in Column D for EACH project.
(example) Project 1: Contract No. BABAG-15-C-0001550YES550550Project 1 Past Performance score was 4.60
550NO00
List Each Project that has an Average Past Performance Score between 4.75 and 5.00. Type the word Yes or No in Column D for EACH project.
(example) Project 5 Task Order No. PQRS-0007600YES600600Project 5 Past Performance score was 4.80
600NO00
VOLUME 4: TOTAL SCORE28502850
VOLUME 5 – CERTIFICATIONS, AND CLEARANCES
Does the Prime Offeror have any of the following? Type the word Yes or No in Column D for EACH System, Certification, or Clearance.
ISO 9001200NO00
Secret FCL (If taking credit for Top Secret, answer No to Secret)200NO00
Top Secret FCL400YES400400The Offeror has a Top Secret FCL
DHS Trusted Tester (one or more individuals currently on staff)100YES100100DHS Trusted Tester - John Smith cert attached
Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification (one or more individuals)100YES100100Project Mgr with PmP- Jane Doe attached
Program or Portfolio management (PgMP)/ (PfMP) Certification (one or more individuals)150YES150150Program Mgr with PfMP cert -Alex Rodriguez
Instructional Systems Design/Technologist with Master Degree (one or more individuals)100YES100100Carol King transcript attached
Instructional Systems Design/Technologist with PhD or EdD (one or more individuals)150YES150150David Gilmour transcript attached
VOLUME 5: TOTAL SCORE10001000
TOTAL POINTS SCORED:11,06711,067

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