C250389_Exhibit_B_Price_Summary_Sheet_gmedits.pdf

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Foreign Language Translation Services
Solicitation number
250389
Issued by
Orange County, California

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This is an Exhibit B Price Summary Sheet for RFP 250389 issued by the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) in California for foreign language translation services. The procurement seeks qualified consultants to provide written translation, oral translation, and four-hour response translation services across multiple languages including Spanish, Vietnamese, Korean, Chinese, and other languages. The contract term runs from October 1, 2026, through September 30, 2031, representing a five-year engagement period.

Bidders are required to submit fully-burdened pricing on Exhibit B, with costs to include direct costs, indirect costs, taxes, and profits. Pricing must be provided on a cost-per-word basis for written translation services, a cost-per-word basis for oral translation services, and a four-hour response cost-per-word rate. The procurement includes an allowance for other direct costs, and bidders may include miscellaneous charges or additional comments in their proposals. The overall budget for this five-year effort is $150,000.

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RFP 250389

EXHIBIT B

PRICE SUMMARY SHEET

The below prices for each type of service described in the Scope of Work, (Exhibit A) shall include direct costs, indirect costs, taxes and profits.

Miscellaneous Charges/Additional Comments – Please specify below:

10/01/2026 through 09/30/2031

Written Translation Oral Translation

Language Cost Per Word Four (4) Hour Response Cost Per Word

Fully- Burdened Hourly Rate

Spanish

Vietnamese

Korean

Chinese

Other languages

Georgia Martinez Sticky Note shall be fully-burdened to

Georgia Martinez Oval remove and make an Other Direct Costs table instead.

If they have any comments, they can include them in their proposal.

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