Attachment L-1b Relevant Corporate Experience Summary Matrix FINAL.docx

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Attachment L-1b [Submit in Volume II, TAB 1]

EXAMPLE

Offeror: XYZ Company

Indicator Summary Matrix

A. Managing international integration projects

A. Managing international construction projects

A. Soliciting and managing foreign subcontractors

A. Managing multiple foreign work sites simultaneously (both with and without the presence of U.S. personnel)

B. Performing the assessment for the installation of communications systems

B. Performing the assessment for the expansion of communications systems

B. Performing the design for the installation of communications systems

B. Performing the design for the expansion of communications systems

B. Performing the integration for the installation of communications systems

B. Performing the integration for the expansion of communications systems

C. Provision of equipment from OCONUS sources

C. Provision of equipment from CONUS sources

C. Testing and inspection prior to turnover to foreign partner agency

C. Processing Value Added Tax (VAT) exemption

D. Logistics supporting equipment storage and transport for OCONUS activities while executing multiple concurrent international projects

D. Obtaining permits for equipment and construction for OCONUS activities while executing multiple concurrent international projects

D. Coordinating travel, interpretation and translation, and training support for OCONUS activities while executing multiple concurrent international projects

D. Supporting in-country travel arrangements for OCONUS activities while executing multiple concurrent international projects x

D. Supporting in-country training efforts for OCONUS activities while executing multiple concurrent international projects

D. Project management and logistics for OCONUS activities while executing multiple concurrent international projects

D. Supporting in-country translation/interpretation for OCONUS activities while executing multiple concurrent international projects

D. Supporting in-country storage, material/equipment transport and warehousing for OCONUS activities while executing multiple concurrent international projects

D. Supporting coordination of Government Furnished Property

Instructions Attachment L-1b:

Note: Attachment L-1b is limited to three (3) 8 ½ x 11 page.

Experiences provided must be relevant to the work that the team member will be performing under this contract. The Offeror shall explain how the work performed by the experience is relevant to the indicator. Relevance is defined by Indicator as follows:

A. Relevance to indicator A. is defined as management of international projects ranging from $1M to $25M per project site, on sites that are not owned or operated by the U.S. Government (such as U.S. Embassies or military bases). More relevant projects have multiple public and/or private stakeholders; lack infrastructure; require remote oversight; require accommodating ongoing site operations, have changing requirements, and cultural and language-related barriers.

B. Relevance to indicator B. is defined as installation or expansion of communications systems that are not owned or operated by the U.S. Government (such as U.S. Embassies or military bases). More relevant experience includes installations and expansion of a variety of communications system types in austere environments.

C. Relevance to indicator C. is defined as management of equipment procurements with a value between $500k and $10M per project. More relevant experience shows management of procurement and delivery of a variety of items with a blend of U.S. and Non-U.S. vendors along with equipment deployments requiring shipping and testing in remote regions.

D. Relevance to indicator D. is defined as management of logistics for simultaneous deployments for construction, communications systems, and equipment procurements, where the total value for multiple deployments is $10M to $100M in one year. More relevant experience includes simultaneous deployments for construction, communications systems, and equipment procurements to multiple continents and in remote regions.