Bid Specs.docx
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- Automated Test Scoring Scanner - EH OHPt SM
- Solicitation number
- 19-482DPH-HLTHP-B-2146
- Issued by
- Illinois
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This document appears to be the bid specifications for the Automated Test Scoring Scanner (ATSS) contract. The ATSS must meet a variety of technical requirements, including the ability to handle paper sizes from 3 3/8" x 5" to 8" x 12", a preferred scanning rate of 40 pages per minute, the capability to score up to 100 questions in a single pass, print error marks or correct answers, provide overall scores, handle up to 4 test versions simultaneously, and generate item analysis reports. The scanner must also be standalone, allow for sharing between multiple users, and include documentation or instructions.
The document does not provide details on pricing terms, set asides, incumbents, funding, or other salient information. It focuses solely on the technical specifications and capabilities required for the ATSS.
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The Autmoated Test Scoring Scanner (ATSS) must meet the following criteria:
1. Low volume scanner with embedded reporting software.
1. Must handle paper size 3 3/8” x 5” to 8 ½” x 12”.
1. Preferred scanning rate of 40 pages per minute.
1. Replaceable long lasting cartridges.
1. Score up to 100 questions in a single pass.
1. Print an error mark or correct answer next to the wrong answers.
1. Prints the total number of wrong answers as a raw score or percentage and raw score.
1. Scores up to 4 test versions simultaneously.
1. Prints an item analysis to identify weak items and skills needing review.
1. Ensures continued accuracy with user intervention.
1. Intelligently differentiates between intended marks and erasures.
1. Standalone operation that allows sharing between multiple individuals.
1. Includes documentation or website with step by step instructions.
1. One year of maintenance.
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