DARPA_Standard_Cost_Proposal_Spreadsheet__MOCHA_.xlsx

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Machine learning and Optimization-guided Compilers for Heterogeneous Architectures (MOCHA) Federal contract opportunity
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HR001124S0035
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Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

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This document is a DARPA Standard Cost Proposal spreadsheet for the "Machine learning and Optimization-guided Compilers for Heterogeneous Architectures (MOCHA)" federal contract opportunity.

The purpose of the spreadsheet is to assist government personnel in reviewing and evaluating cost proposals submitted by proposers for the MOCHA effort, which aims to develop new compiler technology to optimize performance on heterogeneous hardware architectures. The spreadsheet provides a standardized format for proposers to detail their direct labor, fringe benefits, overhead, subcontracts, consultants, other direct costs, material handling, general & administrative costs, cost of money, and profit/fee. Proposers must provide a breakdown of costs by period of performance (base and option periods) as well as by individual task. The total proposed effort is for an unspecified period of time, with the option to award additional work under follow-on option periods. Pricing terms are not specified. No set-aside or incumbent information is provided. The document also includes detailed instructions on properly completing and submitting the cost proposal spreadsheet.

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General

DARPA Standard Cost Proposal Spreadsheet (Single Technical Area) November 2021
Proposer Name:Proposer's Name (Prime or Subcontractor)Proposer's CAGE
Top Prime Proposer:Prime Contractor (Fill-in) (if applicable)Prime's CAGE
Solicitation No.HR001124S0035
Proposer's Proposal ID:Proposer's Proposal ID
SBIR/STTR Phase:Not Applicable(drop-down list)
GENERAL INFORMATION
The purpose of the requested information in the 25 attached worksheets is to assist government personnel in the review and evaluation of cost proposals submitted by proposers. Proposers are reminded that the responsibility for providing adequate supporting data and attachments lies solely with them. Further, the proposer must also bear the burden of proof in establishing reasonableness of proposed costs; therefore, it is in the proposer’s best interest to submit a fully supportable and well-prepared cost proposal. The basis and rationale for all proposed costs should be provided as part of the proposal so that Government personnel can place reliance on the information as current, complete and accurate. Further, for procurement contracts, FAR 15.403-4 sets forth those circumstances in which proposers are required to submit certified cost or pricing data. This spreadsheet should be used for all cost proposals, regardless of award instrument: grant, cooperative agreement, contract, other transaction, or technology investment agreement.
The purpose of this cost proposal spreadsheet is to assist the Government in completing a rapid analysis of your proposed costs and, if your proposal is selected for award, speeding up the negotiation and award execution process.
Cost by Task: In addition to providing summary by period of performance (Base and any Options), the contractor is also responsible for providing a breakdown of cost for each task identified in the statement of work. The sum of all cost by task worksheets MUST equal the total cost summary.

Options: Unpriced Options will not be accepted. Any Option that is not fully priced, will not be included in any resulting award.

Enter the proposed cost detail for the Base and each Option period (as needed) on the tabs entitled,, "Base", "O-I". "O-II", O-III", "O-IV", and "O-V". The tab entitled, "Total Amount" will automatically calculate from the Base and Option tabs.

• Before entering other data, fill in yellow fields on General tab, Proposer Constants tab, Labor Rates tab, and Indirect Rates tab. A Business Type on the Proposer Constants tab must be selected before Labor Groups and Labor Categories can be selected on the Labor Rates tab.
• Proposers may add additional specific cost categories (Subcontractors, ODC types, etc.) as needed but must ensure those new cost categories track to the Total Amount tab. See the General Instructions document below for details.DARPA is interested in your feedback on this updated cost proposal spreadsheet. If you have suggestions for improving this spreadsheet, please send an email to costproposal@darpa.mil
• Yellow and Clear cells are for data entry. Gray cells indicate references or formulas that should not be changed unless the formula does not match your organization's business rules. If you change these formulas, you must ensure the change does not affect the overall flow of the spreadsheet.
• Ensure all costs from other worksheets are correct.
• If a row, column, or worksheet in this spreadsheet is not needed for your proposal, either ignore it or Hide it; do not delete it.
Below is a summary of the proposed cost. This chart will automatically fill in from the "Total Amount" tab.Below is a summary of Documentation/Documents Required
Total Direct Labor Costs$0Prior to Negotiations
Total Fringe Benefit Costs$0
Total Labor Overhead Costs$0
Total Subcontract Costs$0
Total Consultant Costs$0
Total Other Direct Costs$0
Total Material Handling Costs$0
Subtotal Costs$0
Total G&A Costs$0
Subtotal Costs$0
Total Cost of Money$0Prior to Contract
Total Estimated Costs$0Certificate of Current Cost/Pricing Data for Prime if Contract > $2,000,000
Fixed Fee (If proposing a CPFF contract) or Profit$0Certificate of Current Cost/Pricing Data for each Subcontractor > $2,000,000
Total Estimated Costs Plus Fixed Fee$0If small business or non-traditional defense contractor, Certificate of Current Cost/Pricing Data for each Contract/Subcontractor > $7,500,000

Instructions

Spreadsheet Instructions
• These instructions describe how to use this DARPA Standard Cost Proposal spreadsheet to prepare an organization's cost proposal. These instructions do not replace or supersede cost proposal instructions given in the solicitation or announcement.
• This spreadsheet can be used by both prime and sub proposers. Each proposer completes a spreadsheet specific to their organization.
• The instructions that follow apply to the tabs/worksheets that are colored yellow, dark-gray, purple, and orange because these tabs are linked together using references and formulas. The light-gray tabs, such as Subcontractor, Consultants, Travel, etc., are stand-alone tabs that provide space for cost proposal details as required. You may modify formulas on the light-gray tabs. You may add tabs to clarify your proposal.
• In addition to the instructions provided below, each tab may have additional guidance and instructions on it.
Worksheet/Tab (Yellow, Dark-Gray, Purple or Orange color tabs)
All Tabs
• DO NOT DELETE tabs, rows, or columns that exist in this template. This will damage the structure of the spreadsheet. If you don't want to see a tab, row, or column, use the Hide function.
• Before entering detailed proposal data, fill in the yellow fields on the General, Proposer Constants, Labor Rates, and Indirect Rates tabs. A Business Type on the Proposer Constants tab must be selected before Labor Groups and Labor Categories can be selected on the Labor Rates tab.
• Yellow and Clear cells are for data entry. Gray cells indicate references or formulas that should not be changed unless the formula does not match your organization's business rules. If you change these formulas, you must ensure the change does not affect the overall flow of the spreadsheet.
• When you are asked to select from a pick-list, use your best judgement and choose the closest fit.
• If you need to add a new line on any tab, the line must be simultaneously added to multiple tabs. See the instructions below to add new lines.
General Tab
• Complete the yellow cells as appropriate. CAGE codes and an accurate DARPA solicitation number are helpful.
• The Summary of Proposed Cost and Summary of Documentation will self-complete as you enter cost data into the template.
Proposer Constants Tab
• In cell A4, select the organization type that best describes your organization. This selection drives the list of DARPA Labor Groups and Labor Categories that appear on the Labor Rates tab. If you change this selection, you need to reselect Labor Categories and Labor Categories on the Labor Rates tab.
• If you select a Business Type of 'Small Business', the Small Business Size Estimate area will activate. Select the range of the number of employees that best fits your organization at the time of this proposal.
• Proposer Accounting Periods describe the begin/end dates for your organization's accounting periods. Transitions between accounting periods represent when labor rates and other costs change. Most likely, each part of a proposed effort will include more than one proposer accounting period. Do not leave a gap between fiscal years.
• Change the Proposer's Preferred Label for each fiscal year as you see fit. This label will appear on the Labor Rates, Indirect Rates, and all Cost Detail tabs.
• This spreadsheet provides six proposer fiscal years, which is typically sufficient for DARPA efforts. If you need more fiscal years (or accounting periods), use a second spreadsheet -- do not attempt to add fiscal years to this spreadsheet.
Labor Rates Tab
• This spreadsheet heavily relies on the Labor Rates tab. This tab is where you list all labor categories and changing rates to be used in all Cost Detail tabs of the proposal, be it the Base/Option tabs, Task tabs, or Technical Area tabs.
• Each of your labor categories represent one line in this table. Enter your labor category name in column C and more details (if needed) in column D. These two columns will appear on all of the cost detail tabs.
• For each of your labor categories, select the DARPA Labor Group and Category that best fits the labor category. First select a Group, and this will shorten the list of Categories. See the Labor Rates tab itself for a description of the DARPA Labor Categories. These descriptions do not have strictly defined boundaries.
• For academic institutions (or other organizations) that may normally apply a percentage of a Full Time Equivalent (FTE) to an annual salary, please show the labor rate calculation in the Hourly Labor Rate cell. This can be done by dividing an annual salary by the FTE labor hours (for example, hourly labor rate = annual salary/2080)
• You only need to enter rate information for the fiscal years when that particular labor category will be used.
• If you need more labor categories than the 24 provided lines, see the instructions below to add more lines to this Labor Rates tab and all of the Cost Detail tabs.
Indirect Rates and Profit_Fee Tab
• For each proposer fiscal year, list each indirect rate (or profit/fee rate) your organization uses in this proposal. Pick the DARPA Rate Category that best matches each indirect rate. If no Category matches, pick "Other".
• You should connect the Fringe, Overhead, and G&A/F&A rates entered on this tab to the appropriate cells in the Labor Rates tab. A relationship is set by default, and you can change this relationship to make it accurate for your organization. For example, University organizations should change the G&A DARPA Category to be F&A.
Cost Detail Tabs (These include Base, Options, TA, TA Summary, and Task tabs)
• Place costs and labor hours under the appropriate proposer fiscal year for this particular section of work.
• In the Direct Labor section, do not change the labor categories or names on these Cost Detail tabs. All changes to labor categories and names must be done centrally on the Labor Rates tab.
• Other than the Direct Labor section, the names or labels that appear in column B of the Base, Option, Task and Total Amount tabs (after row 38) all come from column B of the Base (Phase I) tab. Enter/change all names/labels on the Base tab, even if that particular row is not used for the Base phase. All cost detail tabs should have the exact same rows. For example, if you have a particular consultant that will only be involved in Option II, enter that consultant’s name on the Base tab but only enter that consultant’s costs on the Option II tab.
• Proposers may add additional specific cost categories (Subcontractors, ODC types, etc.) as needed but must ensure those new cost categories track to the Total Amount tab. Follow the instructions below to add more rows.
• The orange Task tabs (at the far right end of the many tabs) should be used when the proposal instructions request a breakdown of costs below the Option, Phase, or Technical Area level. Examples are task-breakout, milestones, or months. Costs should be entered on these Task tabs and mapped up to the proper Option, Phase or Technical Area tab using formulas. The Task tabs can be duplicated as many times as needed and can be renamed to be appropriate for your proposal.
Adding Rows
• This spreadsheet is designed to handle the addition of rows. It cannot handle the addition or removal of columns. As you use the spreadsheet, feel free to use the Excel Hide function to hide rows or columns that seem excessive.
• When you add rows to the spreadsheet, it must be done consistently for all related worksheets. The instructions below describe how to add rows for the Labor Rates and Cost Detail tabs.
Add Rows to Labor Rates Tab
• Whenever an additional labor category row is needed (in addition to the 24 provided rows), a row must be added to all related worksheets. The worksheets involved are: Labor Rates, Total Amount, Base, O-I, O-II, O-III, O-IV, O-V, and all Task or Technical Area worksheets.
1. First, select any one of the involved worksheets.
2. Holding down the Ctrl key, multi-select all of the other related worksheets tabs. These tabs will remain selected as you execute steps 3 and 4.
3. Highlight one or more rows in the Direct Labor section of the active worksheet. Right click on a highlighted row number and choose the Insert function. This will insert one or more rows in all selected worksheets.
4. Select the formula-populated row above the newly inserted blank rows. Using your mouse, grab the dark square in the lower left corner of the column A cell. Drag this down to cover all of the just-created blank rows. This will copy all relevant formulas and formats down into the new rows in all selected worksheets.
5. DE-SELECT the involved worksheets by clicking any other (not currently selected) worksheet tab.
6. Go to the Labor Rates worksheet and enter data for the newly inserted labor category rows.
Add Rows to Cost Detail Tabs
• Whenever an additional cost category row is needed (in addition to the several provided rows), a row must be added to all related worksheets. The worksheets involved are: Total Amount, Base, O-I, O-II, O-III, O-IV, O-V, and all Task or Technical Area worksheets.
1. First, select any one of the involved worksheets.
2. Holding down the Ctrl key, multi-select all of the other related worksheets tabs. These tabs will remain selected as you execute steps 3 and 4.
3. Highlight one or more rows in the active worksheet. Right click on a highlighted row number and choose the Insert function. This will insert one or more rows in all selected worksheets.
4. Select the formula-populated row above the newly inserted blank rows. Using your mouse, grab the dark square in the lower left corner of the column A cell. Drag this down to cover all of the just-created blank rows. This will copy all relevant formulas and formats down into the new rows in all selected worksheets.
5. DE-SELECT the involved worksheets by clicking any other (not currently selected) worksheet tab.
6. Go to the BASE tab and enter labels in column B for the newly inserted cost category rows.

Change Notes

Version IDTabChanges from Previous
12-2019Original Version used for BTO BAA.
01-2020.1Base, all Options, TasksIn Base and all Option tabs and two TASK tabs, column Q in Labor Rates table, now refers to correct column (N) instead of (M). Incorrect column caused Fringe Benefit Rate to be used instead of Labor Overhead Rate in calculations. This was only incorrect for the second fiscal year (only column Q).
01-2020.1Base, all Options, TasksIn all of the same tabs described above, cell U72 was distributed with "10%" as the default value. This is changed to be 0%
01-2020.1Summary Cost TableRemoved the inclusion of row D (hours) in the Checksum value in the bottom row.
03-2020Base, all Options, TasksSummed the Hours for Consultants.
03-2020GeneralUpdated the General Instructions Word document.
03-2020BaseYellow highlights added to column B.
04-2020ConstantsThere were two "Program/Project Manager III" categories. Changed second one to be "Program/Project Manager II"
1.04.00GeneralTop, added CAGE codes and proposer's proposal ID.
1.04.00ConstantsAdded Fringe, Overhead (Labor), G&A (Labor) and F&A (Labor) to the Indirect Rates list.
1.04.00GeneralCells B18 & B19 instructions expanded.
1.04.00Labor RatesUpdated A7, B7 to include the word "Required".
1.04.00Offeror ConstantsReplaced out-year fiscal year dates with formulas that add 12 months to the prior FY date. Plus conditional formatting on FY Begin Dates.
1.04.00Summary Cost TableAdded checksums and Hour Totals by Proposer's FY
1.04.00Indirect RatesAdded Profit and Fee categories. Renamed tab to be Indirect Rates and Profit_Fee
1.04.00Labor RatesChanged Escalation Rate to be "N/A" when the prior year's labor rate is zero.
1.04.00Additional TabsCopied additional tabs from the "Multiple TAs" version of this spreadsheet.
1.05.00GeneralAdded the SBIR/STTR Phase selection
1.05.00Proposer ConstantsAdded the Small Business Size Estimate selection
1.05.00Indirect Rates and Profit_FeeUpdated instructions in cell B16
1.06.00ConstantsRemoved the (labor) and (non-labor) designations after G&A and F&A indirect rate categories
1.06.01ConstantsAdded Faculty/Professor to Research labor group for Academia business type
1.06.02ConstantsAdded new Fringe (Students) indirect category for academia
1.06.02InstructionsAdded new worksheet named Instructions
1.06.02TravelUpdated to accommodate first/last day of travel calculations
1.06.02Indirect Rates and Profit_FeeIncreased precision of percentages to seven decimal places, primarily for Cost of Money
1.06.03ALLRemoved duplicate reference names
1.06.03Labor RatesTook away the privilege to add or remove columns from this tab.
1.06.03Labor RatesTied Fringe, Overhead, and G&A/F&A rates to three prepopulated rows in the Indirect Rates and Profit_Fee tab.
1.06.03Labor RatesChanged column name from Fully Loaded Rate to Loaded Hourly Rate
1.06.04Base, all Options, TasksFixed G&A $$ calculation in Proposer Year 6 (cell AR63)

Constants

Spreadsheet Version Number
1.06.04First digit change --> prior functions changes. Second digit change --> new function added. Third digit change --> change in spreadsheet that does not affect CPDB.
SpecificAnnouncementNumber
General, I2, Picklist of Offeror Business TypesCell Range Naming Conventions:
Large BusinessThisIsAName = internal constants such as pick-lists
Small BusinessThis.Is.a.Name = named ranges holding proposer data
Non-Profit
Academia
Lab/FFRDCLabor Collection --> Labor Group --> Labor Category
Labor Collection based on Offeror Business Type SelectionOfferor.Bus.Type is
Valid values are Academia or GeneralAdd/Change Labor Collection requires Data Validation code change on Labor Rates tab, and new Labor Group list below.
No Business Type Selectedinstructional choice
First select a Business TypeNo Labor Collection is available
Academia Labor GroupsAdd/Change Labor Group requires changes below to Categories
Project Management
Research
Consultant
Administrative Support
General Labor Groups
Project Management
Science and Engineering
Software Development
Manufacturing
Consultant
Support
Academia Project Management Categories
Principal Investigator
Co-Principal Investigator
Co-Investigator
Project Manager
Academia Research Categories
Faculty/Professor
Sr. Post-Doc
Post-Doc
Post-Doc Fellow
Research Scientist/Engineer
Research Associate
Research Assistant
Staff Scientist
Graduate Research Assistant
Graduate Student
Student
Consultant
Academia Consultant Categories
Consultant
Academia Administrative Support Categories
Project Administrator
Systems Administrator
General Support Categories
Administrative
Security
Financial
Contracts
General Project Management Categories
Principal Program/Project Manager
Program/Project Manager V
Program/Project Manager IV
Program/Project Manager III
Program/Project Manager II
Program/Project Manager I
General Science and Engineering Categories
Principal Scientist/Engineer
Scientist/Engineer V
Scientist/Engineer IV
Scientist/Engineer III
Scientist/Engineer II
Scientist/Engineer I
General Software Development Categories
Principal Software Developer
Software Developer V
Software Developer IV
Software Developer III
Software Developer II
Software Developer I
General Manufacturing Categories
Principal Manufacturer
Manufacturer V
Manufacturer IV
Manufacturer III
Manufacturer II
Manufacturer I
Principal Quality Control
Quality Control V
Quality Control IV
Quality Control III
Quality Control II
Quality Control I
General Consultant Categories
Consultant
Indirect Rate Categories
Fringe
Fringe (Students)
Overhead (Labor)
General and Administrative
Facilities and Administrative Cost Rate
Material Handling
Procurement Overhead
Subcontract Overhead
Business Operating Support Overhead
Information Technology Support Overhead
Other Direct Cost (ODC) Overhead
Facilities Cost of Money: Procurement COM
Facilities Cost of Money: G&A COM
Facilities Cost of Money: Labor/Engineering COM
Other Overhead/Cost Factors
Profit (Fixed Price Awards)
Fee (Cost Type Awards)
SBIR/STTR Phase Choices
Not Applicable
Phase I
Phase II
Phase III
Small Business Size Choices
Not Applicable
1-100
101-500
501-1000

Business

Proposer Constants

Proposer's Data Affecting Entire Spreadsheet
This Organization's Business Type:Small Business Size Estimate:
(drop-down-list)Not Applicable(drop-down-list)
Proposer Accounting Periods
Enter the expected date range of each accounting period from the Proposer's perspective. A period change would represent a change in hourly rates or indirect cost rates.
Proposer's Preferred Label:Proposer FY 1Proposer FY 2Proposer FY 3Proposer FY 4Proposer FY 5Proposer FY 6
Fiscal Year Begin Date:06/01/2106/01/2206/01/2306/01/2406/01/2506/01/26
Fiscal Year End Date:05/31/2205/31/2305/31/2405/31/2505/31/2605/31/27
Note 1 - Proposers should set the period of performance for the Base and each Option in cell C1 of the corresponding tabs.
Note 2 - A Fiscal Year Begin Date should be one day after the Fiscal Year End Date of the prior fiscal year (or accounting period). Cells will turn red if this condition is not met.

Labor Rates

Labor Rates
Proposer's Name (Prime or Subcontractor)
This line is blank to help align row numbers on this tab with the rows on the Base and Options tabs
This line is blank to help align row numbers on this tab with the rows on the Base and Options tabs
Proposer FY 1Proposer FY 2Proposer FY 3Proposer FY 4Proposer FY 5Proposer FY 6Basis of Labor Rate (Note 1)
Pick-ListPick-ListOpen TextOpen Text$$$%%%Calculated$$$Calculated%%%Calculated$$$Calculated%%%Calculated$$$Calculated%%%Calculated$$$Calculated%%%Calculated$$$Calculated%%%Calculated
Required

1.

DARPA Labor Group Required 2.

DARPA Labor CategoryProposer's Labor CategoryName or CommentHourly Labor RateFringe Benefits RateLabor Overhead RateG&A RateLoaded Hourly RateHourly Labor RateLabor Escalation RateFringe Benefits RateLabor Overhead RateG&A RateLoaded Hourly RateHourly Labor RateLabor Escalation RateFringe Benefits RateLabor Overhead RateG&A RateLoaded Hourly RateHourly Labor RateLabor Escalation RateFringe Benefits RateLabor Overhead RateG&A RateLoaded Hourly RateHourly Labor RateLabor Escalation RateFringe Benefits RateLabor Overhead RateG&A RateLoaded Hourly RateHourly Labor RateLabor Escalation RateFringe Benefits RateLabor Overhead RateG&A RateLoaded Hourly Rate(Example: FPRA, Individual Payrate, Average for Job Category, etc.)
$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0
N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0
N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0
N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0
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N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0
N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0
N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0
N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0
N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0
N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0N/A0.00%0.00%0.00%$ - 0
Insert additional Labor Category rows above this line. Also select Base and all Option tabs before inserting new rows. Copy formulas from adjacent rows.
Instructions:• For each row in the Labor Rates table above, the Hourly Labor Rate, Fringe Benefits Rate, and Labor Overhead Rate columns are used for cost calculations in the Base and Options tabs. The G&A/F&A Rate and Loaded Rate are not used for calculations anywhere in this spreadsheet -- these two columns are used for review and evaluation.

• Do not insert new columns in this table. If needed, composite rates may be used for Fringe Benefits, Labor Overhead, and G&A/F&A.

• If composite rates are used, provide the calculations used in deriving the composite rates in your cost volume or add another worksheet tab in this spreadsheet to show calculations.

• As a default, the Fringe Benefits, Labor Overhead, and G&A/F&A values are tied to entries on the Indirect Rates and Profit_Fee worksheet. Modify this link as appropriate.

• Do not include any Cost of Money or Profit/Fee costs on this tab.

• If the rates have been approved/negotiated by a Government agency, provide a copy of the memorandum/agreement (FPRA/FPRR).

• If the rates have not been approved/negotiated, provide sufficient detail to enable a determination of allowability, allocability and reasonableness of the allocation bases and how the rates are calculated. This information can be provided in your cost volume or add another worksheet tab in this spreadsheet to show calculations.

• If FPRA is not available, provide back-up documentation for labor rates (e.g., current payroll records)

Note 1:Set This Organization's Business Type on the Proposer Constants worksheet to populate the list of DARPA Labor Categories
Note 2:Each proposed Proposer Labor Category must be associated with a DARPA Labor Category (columns A and B above). Choose the best fit using the descriptions below. Proposer's should then place their own labor category title and name of proposed personnel as they normally would (columns C and D above).
Labor Category LevelDescription
IEntry-level/Junior
IIJunior to Mid-level/Journeyman
IIIMid-level/Journeyman
IVMid-Level/Journeyman to Senior Level
VSenior Level
PrincipalTeam Lead/Subject Matter Expert
Description DefinitionsConsider experience, education, and expertise when selecting a labor category level.
ENTRY-LEVEL/JUNIOR:The junior-level or entry-level position assists more senior positions and may perform tasks and duties under supervision. This level performs work that requires practical experience and training, and applies fundamental concepts, processes, practices, and procedures on technical assignments.
MID-LEVEL/JOURNEYMAN:The journeyman or mid-level position usually performs tasks and duties independently. This position displays and applies intermediate expertise in several complex work assignments which may require originality, innovation, or independent thinking to accomplish. The journeyman or mid-level position contributes to deliverables and performance metrics and is afforded some flexibility to develop or design methods, processes, or solutions to problems.
SENIOR-LEVEL:The senior-level position works on high-visibility or mission-critical aspects of programs or projects and performs tasks and duties independently. This position may oversee or supervise or be responsible for the work of subordinate or less senior positions assigned to programs or projects. The senior-level position displays and applies mastery or distinguished expertise in critical tasks and high-impact assignments. This position leads, manages, plans, and functions as the technical or subject matter expert across multiple programs or projects.
PRINCIPAL:The Principal position leads or manages the entire program or project. The Principal is often a person who is considered to be a leader in a scientific or technical field.

Summary Cost Table

Proposer Fiscal Year Labels:Proposer FY 1Proposer FY 2Proposer FY 3Proposer FY 4Proposer FY 5Proposer FY 6
Hours Proposed in Each Fiscal Year:000000
BaseOp1Op2Op3Op4Op5Row Sum
Total Direct Labor Hourstdlc.hrs0.00.00.00.00.00.00.0
Total Direct Labor Coststdlc.dlrs$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Total Fringe Benefit Coststfbc.dlrs$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Total Labor Overhead Coststloc.dlrs$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Total Subcontract Coststsc.dlrs$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Total Consultant Coststcc.dlrs$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Total Other Direct Coststodc.dlrs$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Total Material Handling Coststmhc.dlrs$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Subtotal Costssc.dlrs$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Total G&A Coststgac.dlrs$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Total Cost of Moneytcm.dlrs$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Fixed Feeff.dlrs$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Total Estimated Costs Plus Fixed Feetecpff.dlrs$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Column Totals$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Sum of Column Totals ($)$ -
Sum of Row Totals ($)$ -
COLUMN TOTALS - ROW TOTALS$ -This should be $0. If not, research is needed.

Indirect Rates and Profit_Fee

Indirect Rates and Profit or Fee
Proposer's Name (Prime or Subcontractor)
Proposer FY 1Proposer FY 2Proposer FY 3Proposer FY 4Proposer FY 5Proposer FY 6Basis of RateApplied Against
DARPA Rate CategoryProposer's Indirect Rate Name% Rate% Rate% Rate% Rate% Rate% Rate(Example: FPRA, FPRP, Estimate, etc.)
FringeLabor Fringe
Overhead (Labor)Labor Overhead
General and AdministrativeG&A

Insert additional Indirect Rates above this line

Instructions: • If the rates have been approved/negotiated by a Government agency, provide a copy of the memorandum/agreement.

• If the rates have not been approved/negotiated, provide sufficient detail to enable a determination of allowability, allocability and reasonableness of the allocation bases and how the rates are calculated. This information can be provided in your cost volume or add another worksheet tab in this spreadsheet to show calculations.

• If composite rates are used, provide the calculations used in deriving the composite rates in your cost volume or add another worksheet tab in this spreadsheet to show calculations.

Note 1: Choose an indirect rate from the drop down box in Column A above. Add additional indirect rate category rows if needed. If one proposer rate covers two different DARPA Rate Categories, enter the rate twice with the two different DARPA Rate Categories.

Note 2:If the proposer does not have a Forward Pricing Rate Agreement (FPRA), Forward Pricing Rate Recommendation (FPRR), or provisional billing rates; in order to assist the Government in evaluating the reasonableness of your proposed indirect rates, please provide the following information:
1. Proforma data used to develop your proposed indirect rates. This consists of breakout of cost pool and cost base that demonstrate how the indirect rate(s) was derived. This information can be provided in your cost volume or add another worksheet tab in this spreadsheet to show calculations
2. Information regarding your projections for out years, including your assumptions and method for developing these estimates.

Total Amount

Cost Proposal - Total Amount
ProposerProposer's Name (Prime or Subcontractor)
Prime ContractorPrime Contractor (Fill-in) (if applicable)
(Note 2)(Note 2)(Note 2)(Note 2)(Note 2)(Note 2)
BASEOPTION 1OPTION 2OPTION 3OPTION 4OPTION 5Total
Direct Labor (DL)Enter proposed PoP as "MM/YY to MM/YY"Enter proposed PoP as "MM/YY to MM/YY"Enter proposed PoP as "MM/YY to MM/YY"Enter proposed PoP as "MM/YY to MM/YY"Enter proposed PoP as "MM/YY to MM/YY"Enter proposed PoP as "MM/YY to MM/YY"(Note 3)X-Months

wade.wargo: Indicate the actual number of total months for the Base and Options.

Proposer's Labor Category (Note 1)Name (Last, First)HoursRateCostHoursRateCostHoursRateCostHoursRateCostHoursRateCostHoursRateCostHoursCost
0See Base Tab$ -0See O-I tab$ -0See O-II tab$ -0See O-III tab$ -0See O-IV tab$ -0See O-V tab$ -0$ -
0See Base Tab$ -0See O-I tab$ -0See O-II tab$ -0See O-III tab$ -0See O-IV tab$ -0See O-V tab$ -0$ -
0See Base Tab$ -0See O-I tab$ -0See O-II tab$ -0See O-III tab$ -0See O-IV tab$ -0See O-V tab$ -0$ -
0See Base Tab$ -0See O-I tab$ -0See O-II tab$ -0See O-III tab$ -0See O-IV tab$ -0See O-V tab$ -0$ -
0See Base Tab$ -0See O-I tab$ -0See O-II tab$ -0See O-III tab$ -0See O-IV tab$ -0See O-V tab$ -0$ -
0See Base Tab$ -0See O-I tab$ -0See O-II tab$ -0See O-III tab$ -0See O-IV tab$ -0See O-V tab$ -0$ -
0See Base Tab$ -0See O-I tab$ -0See O-II tab$ -0See O-III tab$ -0See O-IV tab$ -0See O-V tab$ -0$ -
0See Base Tab$ -0See O-I tab$ -0See O-II tab$ -0See O-III tab$ -0See O-IV tab$ -0See O-V tab$ -0$ -
0See Base Tab$ -0See O-I tab$ -0See O-II tab$ -0See O-III tab$ -0See O-IV tab$ -0See O-V tab$ -0$ -
0See Base Tab$ -0See O-I tab$ -0See O-II tab$ -0See O-III tab$ -0See O-IV tab$ -0See O-V tab$ -0$ -
0See Base Tab$ -0See O-I tab$ -0See O-II tab$ -0See O-III tab$ -0See O-IV tab$ -0See O-V tab$ -0$ -
0See Base Tab$ -0See O-I tab$ -0See O-II tab$ -0See O-III tab$ -0See O-IV tab$ -0See O-V tab$ -0$ -
0See Base Tab$ -0See O-I tab$ -0See O-II tab$ -0See O-III tab$ -0See O-IV tab$ -0See O-V tab$ -0$ -
0See Base Tab$ -0See O-I tab$ -0See O-II tab$ -0See O-III tab$ -0See O-IV tab$ -0See O-V tab$ -0$ -
0See Base Tab$ -0See O-I tab$ -0See O-II tab$ -0See O-III tab$ -0See O-IV tab$ -0See O-V tab$ -0$ -
0See Base Tab$ -0See O-I tab$ -0See O-II tab$ -0See O-III tab$ -0See O-IV tab$ -0See O-V tab$ -0$ -
0See Base Tab$ -0See O-I tab$ -0See O-II tab$ -0See O-III tab$ -0See O-IV tab$ -0See O-V tab$ -0$ -
0See Base Tab$ -0See O-I tab$ -0See O-II tab$ -0See O-III tab$ -0See O-IV tab$ -0See O-V tab$ -0$ -
0See Base Tab$ -0See O-I tab$ -0See O-II tab$ -0See O-III tab$ -0See O-IV tab$ -0See O-V tab$ -0$ -
0See Base Tab$ -0See O-I tab$ -0See O-II tab$ -0See O-III tab$ -0See O-IV tab$ -0See O-V tab$ -0$ -
0See Base Tab$ -0See O-I tab$ -0See O-II tab$ -0See O-III tab$ -0See O-IV tab$ -0See O-V tab$ -0$ -
0See Base Tab$ -0See O-I tab$ -0See O-II tab$ -0See O-III tab$ -0See O-IV tab$ -0See O-V tab$ -0$ -
0See Base Tab$ -0See O-I tab$ -0See O-II tab$ -0See O-III tab$ -0See O-IV tab$ -0See O-V tab$ -0$ -
0See Base Tab$ -0See O-I tab$ -0See O-II tab$ -0See O-III tab$ -0See O-IV tab$ -0See O-V tab$ -0$ -
Total Direct Labor Costs0$ -0$ -0$ -0$ -0$ -0$ -0$ -
F/B Based on Labor Rates Tab$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Insert line(s) & title(s) for any other F/B rates$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Total Fringe Benefit Costs$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
O/H Based on Labor Rates Tab$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Insert line(s) & title(s) for any other O/H rates$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Total Labor Overhead Costs$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Subcontracts/Interorganizational TransferFile/Tab Name or Link
Subcontract/Interorganizational Name - #01Provide details in Subcontractor Tab$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Subcontract/Interorganizational Name - #02Provide details in Subcontractor Tab$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Subcontract/Interorganizational Name - #03Provide details in Subcontractor Tab$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Insert line(s) for any additional Subcontractors/InterorganizationalProvide details in Subcontractor Tab$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Total Subcontract Costs$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
ConsultantsHoursAmountHoursAmountHoursAmount
Consultant Name - #01Provide details in Consultant Tab$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Consultant Name - #02Provide details in Consultant Tab$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Consultant Name - #03Provide details in Consultant Tab$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Insert line(s) for any additional ConsultantsProvide details in Consultant Tab$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Total Consultant Costs$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Other Direct Costs
Materials/SuppliesProvide details in Materials Tab$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
EquipmentProvide details in Equip. Tab$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
TravelProvide details in Travel Tab$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Insert line(s) for any other types of ODCsProvide details in ODC Tab$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Total Other Direct Costs$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Material Handling (M/H O/H) (See Escalation and Indirect Rate Worksheet)BaseRateBaseRateBaseRate
Insert M/H O/H rate title$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Insert line(s) & title(s) for any other M/H O/H rates$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Total Material Handling Costs$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Subtotal Costs$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
General and Administrative (G&A) (See Escalation and Indirect Rate Worksheet)BaseRateBaseRateBaseRate
G&A$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Insert line(s) & title(s) for any other G&A rates$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Total G&A Costs$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Subtotal Costs$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Facilities Cost of Money (COM) (See Escalation and Indirect Rate Worksheet)BaseRateBaseRateBaseRate
Insert COM rate title$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Insert line(s) & title(s) for any other COM rates$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Total Cost of Money$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Total Estimated Costs$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Fixed Fee (If proposing a CPFF contract) or Profit(Note 4)$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -
Total Estimated Costs Plus Fixed Fee$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -

Instructions: • For PRIME submission - Subcontractor Name: If there are subcontracts, list all subcontractor names.

• In upper right last column, replace the X in X-Months with actual number of months for the Base and Options.

• List Principal Investigator and Key Personnel working on the project even if they receive no salary support.

• Subcontracts/Interorganizational Transfers: If appropriate, place Subcontractor name(s) or Interorganizational Name/Code in Column B.

• Consultants: If appropriate, place Consultant name(s) in Column B.

• Remember that the total of all Base and Option worksheets should equal the total of the Total Amount worksheet.

• Add descriptions in Column B if costs are entered in the following areas: Fringe Benefits, Labor Overhead, Other Direct Costs/other types, Material Handling, General and Administrative, and Facilities Cost of Money.

Note 1:Any proposed personnel in the technical proposal should be identified with their labor category.
Note 2:Indicate the period of performance for the Base effort and each Option on their respective worksheets in cell C1. Ensure that the time periods match those stated in the technical proposal.
Note 3:The values under Total Direct Labor "Hours" column indicate the total level of effort for the project for each labor category. The Proposer must define the split of hours between initial and subsequent rate years based on its FY in the detail worksheets.
Note 4:Profit or fee is not allowed on direct costs for equipment, Government entities or cost share contracts. In addition, a DD Form 1547 (DFARS 215.404-70) will be utilized in calculating the Government objective for fee.

Base

Cost Proposal - Base EffortEnter proposed PoP as "MM/YY to MM/YY"
ProposerProposer's Name (Prime or Subcontractor)
Prime ContractorPrime Contractor (Fill-in) (if applicable)
(Note 2)(Note 2)(Note 2)(Note 2)(Note 2)(Note 2)
Proposer FY 1Proposer FY 2Proposer FY 3Proposer FY 4Proposer FY 5Proposer FY 6Total
Direct Labor (DL)06/01/21 to 05/31/2206/01/22 to 05/31/2306/01/23 to 05/31/2406/01/24 to 05/31/2506/01/25 to 05/31/2606/01/26 to 05/31/27(Note 3)X-Months
Proposer's Labor Category (Note 1)Name (Last, First)HoursHourly Labor RateDirect Labor CostFringe Benefit RateFringe Benefit CostLabor Overhead RateLabor Overhead CostTotal $HoursHourly Labor RateDirect Labor CostFringe Benefit RateFringe Benefit CostLabor Overhead RateLabor Overhead CostTotal $HoursHourly Labor RateDirect Labor CostFringe Benefit RateFringe Benefit CostLabor Overhead RateLabor Overhead CostTotal $HoursHourly Labor RateDirect Labor CostFringe Benefit RateFringe Benefit CostLabor Overhead RateLabor Overhead CostTotal $HoursHourly Labor RateDirect Labor CostFringe Benefit RateFringe Benefit CostLabor Overhead RateLabor Overhead CostTotal $HoursHourly Labor RateDirect Labor CostFringe Benefit RateFringe Benefit CostLabor Overhead RateLabor Overhead CostTotal $HoursTotal $Loaded Labor Cost
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