ESM_Attachment 8 Overall Factor and Sub Factor Weighting Final.pptx
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This document outlines the factor and sub-factor weighting for a federal contract solicitation for an Enterprise Sales and Marketing Solution. The solicitation seeks an end-to-end turnkey retail service solution that will manage all aspects of the United States Mint's numismatic program, including a contact center, fulfillment warehouse operations, eCommerce platform, business analytics, customer relationship management, and business-to-business ordering. The solution must also provide hardware, software, hosting, operations and maintenance, staffing for contact centers and fulfillment warehouses, and integrate with both internal and external USM systems. Evaluation will be based on seven factors: Technical, Management, Pricing, Physical Security, System Security, Past Performance, and a go/no-go requirement for PCI Level 1 Certification. The Technical factor is most important, with relevant experience being the most heavily weighted sub-factor. Management is the next most important factor, with equal weight given to Program Management and Operations/Maintenance. The solicitation was issued by the Department of the Treasury Departmental Offices.
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Overall Factor and Sub-Factor Weighting
| Factor 1: Technical (F1) | Factor Order of Importance 1 |
| Subfactor 1: Relevant Experience (SFT1) | Most Important |
| Subfactor 2: Implementation Approach for Logical and Physical Design (SFT2) | Important, Equal to SFT3 and SFT4 |
| Subfactor 3: End-to-End Solution (SFT3) | Important, Equal to SFT2 and SFT4 |
| Subfactor 4: PWS (SFT4) | Important, Equal to SFT2 and SFT3 |
| Factor 2: Management (F2) | Factor Order of Importance 2 |
| Subfactor 1: Program Management (SFM1) | Most Important, Equal to SFM2 |
| Subfactor 2: Operations and Maintenance (SFM2) | Most Important, Equal to SFM1 |
| Subfactor 3: Subcontractor Management (SFM3) | Important, but Less Important than SFM1 and SFM2 |
| Subfactor 4: Staffing and Personnel (SFM4) | Important, but Less Important than SFM3 |
| Factor 3: Pricing (F3) | Factor Order of Importance 3 |
| Factor 4: Physical Security (F4) | Factor Order of Importance 4 (equal to F5) |
| Factor 5: System Security (F5) | Factor Order of Importance 4 (equal to F4) |
| Factor 6: Past Performance (F6) | Factor Order of importance 5 |
| Factor 7: PCI Level 1 Certificate (F7) | Go/No-Go |
ATTACHMENT 8 – OVERALL FACTOR & SUB-FACTOR WEIGHTING
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