Attachment 3 AFSS II CapabilityMatrix.docx
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This document contains a template capability matrix and instructions for its completion, as well as details of the related federal contract opportunity. The capability matrix template is to be used by offerors to demonstrate relevant experience across 17 core maintenance and facility support services functional areas for the Ames Research Center Facilities Support Services II (AFSS II) contract opportunity with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Offerors are instructed to assign an adjectival rating of excellent, very good, good, or not applicable to indicate their competency level in each functional area, and to provide details of relevant government or commercial contracts within the past five years including quantitative performance measures. The capability matrix response is limited to 10 pages. The AFSS II contract is a re-solicitation for facilities support services at the Ames Research Center, with an anticipated award date in 2022.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Attachment 1_Summary Performance Work Statement.docx | DOCX document | |
| Attachment 2_Supplemental Data for SPWS.docx | DOCX document | |
| REQUEST FOR INFORMATION AFSS II.docx | DOCX document |
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This is a sample of how the requested information might be provided in this table:
FUNCTIONAL AREA
CORE SKILL
COMPETENCY LEVEL
[E]-[VG]-[G]-[N/A]
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
Identify any government or commercial experience that you have for the core competencies outlined in Attachment 1 and summarize the work performed.
PWS 1.5 MAIL MANAGEMENT
S caling Factor: Customers service base Q ualitative Factor: Government or commercial operation (identify which)
VG
E Government. Army Corps of Engineers contract to provide mail distribution across Ft. Rucker, AL (2010-2015). 3200 customers
Commercial. Contract with Amazon to distribute mail within local facility in Seattle, WA (2018-current). 650 customers
C OMPETENCY LEVEL DESCRIPTIONS FOR COMPLETING CABAILITY MATRIX
A standard adjectival rating should be assigned based on the guidelines below:
1. Excellent (E): Response demonstrates most or all of the experience and capability required for satisfactory performance of the work described in the Requirement of the RFI. Contract size for comparable scope was around $20M or more annually.
2. Very Good (VG): Response demonstrates some of the experience and capability required for satisfactory performance of the work described in the Requirement of the RFI. Contract size for comparable scope was between $8M to around $20M annually.
3. Good (G): Response demonstrates little of the experience and capability required for satisfactory performance of the work described in the Requirement of the RFI. Contract size for comparable scope was below $8M annually.
4. N/A: Does not apply; no experience or performance history in this area.
I NSTRUCTIONS:
1. Offerors should reference their most recent (within 5 years) and relevant (comparable in size, content, and complexity) to the AFSS II effort. Reference contract data should include a quantifiable unit of measure.
2. Font utilized in the Competency Level and Relevant Experience columns should be Times New Roman and no smaller than size 12.
3. Once completed, the Capability Matrix submission should be no more than 10 pages.
Attachment 2 Capability Matrix
| FUNCTIONAL AREA |
| COMPETENCY LEVEL |
| RELEVANT EXPERIENCE |
[E]-[VG]-[G]- [N/A]
CORE SKILL
Identify any government or commercial experience that you have for the core competencies outlined in Attachment 1 and summarize the work performed.
SECTION C4 Documentation and Reporting Requirements Summary
SECTION C5 Core Maintenance Requirements
SECTION C6 Operations
SECTION C7 Maintenance Engineering Services
SECTION C8 Environmental and Emergency Services
SECTION C10 Roads (and Other Surfaced Areas) Maintenance and Repair
SECTION C11 Facility Alarm Systems Maintenance and Repair
SECTION C12 Fire Suppression Systems Maintenance and Repair
SECTION C13 Buildings and Structures Maintenance, Repairs and Alterations
SECTION C14 Mechanical Systems Maintenance and Repair
SECTION C15 Utility Systems Maintenance and Repair
SECTION C16 Heating, Ventilating, Air Conditioning, and refrigeration (HVAC/R) Maintenance and Repair
SECTION C17 Electrical Distribution and Emergency Generating Systems Maintenance and Repair
SECTION C18 Lifting Devices and Equipment Maintenance and Repair
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