Copy of Attachment 2 24-30 Clean Energy Sources Sought Response.xlsx

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This is a Sources Sought response template spreadsheet for IRS Clean Energy System Development Support Services, requesting information from potential vendors about their capabilities to provide software development services for clean energy solutions. The template has two main sections: Company Profile and Technical Capability.

The Technical Capability section includes 20 detailed questions focusing on vendors' ability to perform required services, previous experience, Low-Code/No-Code platform capabilities (specifically with Pega, Salesforce, ServiceNow, UiPath, PowerApps, and Palantir), pricing structure recommendations, team composition, agile methodology experience, and cloud infrastructure expertise. Vendors are asked to provide details about their relevant NAICS codes (with options including 541511 and 518210), security clearance capabilities for Department of Treasury work, and estimated pricing for the requirement. The template also requests information about potential subcontracting needs, labor categories, and team experience levels, along with requiring submission of capability statements and optional feedback on the Draft Requirements Document.

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Part I Company Profile

(24-30 Clean Energy)Sources Sought Response
Part I: Company Profile
1Company Name and Address
2Company Size: Small Business or Large Business
3What is your company’s classification: a SB, SDB,WBE, WOSB, 8A, VOSB, SDVOSB, MBE, DBE,
4Company technical Point of Contact (POC) information to include name, title, telephone number, and email address.
5Applicable NAICS (North American Industry Classification System) Code
6List active governmentwide contracts that your company has been awarded (GWACs, IDIQs, and BPAs – include applicable SIN)
7Business Classification / Socio-Economic Status (e.g., large, small, 8(a), woman owned, hub-zone, SD, Service-Disabled Veteran Owned)
8Subcontracting / partnering / team possibilities

Part II Technical Capability 24-30 Clean Energy Sources Sought Response Matrix

Part II: Technical Capability
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NumberQuestionsAnswers
1Does your company have the capability to perform all required services in the Draft Requirements Document?

Yes/No 2 Does your company have similar previous experience with the type of work outlined in the Draft Requirements Document?

Yes/No

3Does the Draft Requirements Document contain the sufficient information that would enable you to adequately respond to an RFP? If “No,” Yes/No
4In your estimation, how much of this potential requirement would your company need to subcontract to other companies?
a.None
b.Less than 15 percent
c.Between 15 and 30 percent
d.Between 30 and 50 percent
e.More than 50 percent
5If you use a subcontractor is the company a small or large business and is it part of a joint venture?
6Does your company have Low-Code/No-Code platform experience and capabilities for the following?

(Please describe your company’s respective Low-Code/No-Code platform experience and capabilities for applications selected in the ‘Optional Feedback’ space below or in your attached Capabilities Statement. Note: it is not expected that vendors will have experience and capabilities for all products listed below.)

a.Pega
b.Salesforce
c.ServiceNow
d.UiPath
e.PowerApps
f.Palantir
g.Other (Any other relevant Low-Code/No-Code platform(s) experience and capabilities you have)
7Please choose the NAICS code(s) you determine are appropriate for this requirement. (Choose all that apply)
a.541511
b.518210
c.Other –Please indicate NAICS codes
8What pricing/contract type (FP, LH, etc.) would you recommend for the services and why?
9What labor categories do you recommend that align with the scope of work? What labor categories have you previously utilized on alike services?
10How would you structure an agile team to successfully deliver on this potential requirement?
11What is an estimated total price to successfully deliver this requirement?
12What level of expertise would those resources have (e.g., java developers, etc.)?
13Describe your company’s experience using Agile iterative methodology and approach to maximizing re-use in application development of similar size, scope, and complexity.
14Describe your company’s ability to create new solutions quickly, securely, and consistently by leveraging cloud infrastructure software, such as Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), and Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) to provide efficient, cost-effective, secure, and scalable technologies. Examples can include replacing custom-built legacy applications with industry-standard, modern technologies to reduce the technology footprint and operating costs.
15Provide comments, suggestions, and/or any insights not already requested herein that would benefit the IRS as related to this RFI.
16What are the average years of experience of the team members your company would assign to this potential contract?
17If you have a Capability Website, please provide the link. (optional)
18Please provide a Capability Statement.
19Does your company have the capability to provide personnel with the requisite Department of Treasury clearances? Additionally, do you have any employees that have already been cleared for work at Treasury?
20Optional Feedback: Please provide any feedback or questions you may have related to this requirement and the Draft Requirements Document. This section is only for questions or feedback to the Agency about this requirement and to further expand on any responses provided above.

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