BidderCompanyName_ITS69_Recent_Experience~2.docx

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ITS69 - Managed Print Services
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BD-19-1080-OSD03-SRC01-28236
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Massachusetts

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The document provided is a template for bidders to submit descriptions of their recent Managed Print Services (MPS) engagements in response to the ITS69 - Managed Print Services contract opportunity issued by the State of Massachusetts. The contract opportunity involves the reopening of a previous procurement to add additional vendors. Bidders must provide details on the customer type, footprint, engagement duration, utilization and efficiency reporting, staffing, implementation strategy, cost savings, customer satisfaction, and pricing comparison for each of their recent MPS engagements over the past two years.

The ITS69 - Managed Print Services contract opportunity is seeking to establish a statewide contract for managed print services. Bidders must submit the required documentation detailing their recent MPS experience as part of their bid response. Failure to provide the requested information may result in a reduced evaluation score or disqualification of the bid.

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ITS69 Managed Print Services Bidder Recent MPS Experience

Bidders must submit descriptions of all of their Managed Print Services engagements during the two years prior to submitting a bid response using the document template “Bidder CompanyName_ITS69_Recent Experience”. Failure to provide the information requested in the attachment will result in a reduced evaluation score or disqualification of your bid response. This document may be duplicated for each engagement.

For each engagement, Bidders must provide an actual sample of the assessment and a description of the implementation.

1. Bidder Company’s full legal name.

2. Describe the customer type, e.g. private sector, state government, local government, federal.

3. Describe the customer footprint for this engagement including the number of users, the number of printing devices under management after implementation, the number of equipment brands, and the number of locations. For this question, locations are distinct if separated by building floors or external building walls.

4.Start date of the engagement:

5. End date of the engagement or, if on-going enter “Current”:

6. What utilization and efficiency reporting is provided to this customer?

7. Provide the number of your employees supporting each phase of the engagement.

8. Provide the number of your subcontractor staff supporting each phase of the engagement.

9. Describe the implementation strategy for this engagement. Include your training approach; communication plan; organizational change management process; how moves, adds and changes (MACs) were handled; how continuous improvement and program management are collaboratively addressed.

10. Describe the basis of the calculations of the projected cost savings and how close the actual savings was, as a percentage of the projection.

11. How did/do you assess customer satisfaction?

12. If the engagement was not successful, for example the estimated cost savings was not met or customer satisfaction was less than good, describe how the experience improved the Bidder’s services.

12. Describe how the prices for this recent MPS engagement compare with your current pricing? Be specific, if pricing changed, what were the drivers of the changed pricing?

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