Evaluation Tool- Aircraft Maintenance Technician VerII Final.xls

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This document is an evaluation tool for a solicitation (BPM003879) for Aircraft Maintenance Technician services, specifically involving the Arizona Department of Public Safety (DPS) Aviation Bureau. The primary offeror evaluated is Falcon Aviation Services, with the evaluation conducted using a comprehensive scoring methodology across multiple performance categories.

The contract involves providing Aircraft Maintenance Technicians for as-needed repairs and maintenance, with specific requirements including technicians having three years of experience maintaining fixed or rotary wing aircraft (preferring King Air and Bell experience). Falcon Aviation Services proposed hourly rates of $125 standard, $187.50 for overtime and after-hours work, with a total bid cost of $500. The evaluation assessed capabilities in areas such as technician availability within 24 hours, technical training, facility location within 250 miles of Phoenix, access to OEM technical assistance, and experience with complex electrical systems. Falcon Aviation Services achieved a total score of 808 out of 1000 possible points, meeting or exceeding most evaluation criteria.

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Evaluation Summary

EVALUATION
Solicitation No. BPM003879 Aircraft Maintenance TechnicianFalcon Aviation Services
1000Combined Total Score8080
100Methodology Total700
100Written NarrativeMeets700
Offeror to provide sufficient information on how they will provide and perform for Aircraft Maintenance Technician Labor availability as outlined in the Scope.
300Cost/Pricing Total300
600Experience and Capacity Total4380
60Experience and CapabilitiesMeets420
Please provide details on your company’s experience and capabilities in providing Aircraft Maintenance Technicians for as needed required repairs and maintenance. (Scope 2.1)
603 years ExperienceExceeds600
Please provide details on your company’s experience and capabilities in supplying Aircraft Maintenance Technicians that have three years’ experience maintaining either fixed or rotary wing aircraft. (preference for King Air and Bell experience) (Scope 2.5)Exceeds Due to multiple members exceeding the three year requirement
0Exceeds0Exceeds0
60Ability to Support within 24 HrMeets420
Please provide details on your company’s ability to supply qualified trained technicians within 24 hrs of request. Provide details on how this communication of availability is provided. (Scope 3.2)
60Timely and Accurate EstimatesMeets420
Please provide your company’s ability (examples) to provide timely and accurate estimates for major repairs/maintenance. (Scope 4.3)
60TrainingMeets420
Please describe the training that your company’s maintenance technicians possess. Does it include FAA and Power Plant licenses or equivalent? (Scope 2.7 & 2.8).
60Delay ProcessMeets420
Please describe the process that your company will be utilizing for communicating and prioritizing delays (Scope 5.1.2)
60Location With 250 MilesMeets420
Please provide confirmation of having and maintaining a facility that is within a 250 statute mile radius from the DPS Aviation Bureau located @ 2615 East Air lane, Phoenix, AZ, that is capable of performing the work as specified in the Scope.3.5.1.
60Access to OEM'sMeets420
Please provide confirmation of having access to OEM’s to request technical assistance if needed and provide details of this process.
60Experience with Complex Electrical SystemsMeets420
Please provide details of Aircraft Maintenance Technician’s experience in working with complex aircraft electrical systems. Include in this detail the aircraft model and series that the Aircraft Maintenance Technician has experience with.
60Process for Intermittent Repair IssuesMeets420
Please provide details of your company’s procedure to follow up and correct any repair issues that are found, including the typical timeframe to resolve. Also include your company’s procedure for intermittent repair issues. Example: Prop RPM…. Prop RPM idle speed is adjusted as requested. Pilot informs maintenance supervisor that Prop idle speed still needs to be adjusted.
00
Exceeds = The response fully addresses the requirement(s) of the RFP but also provides superior experience, a creative/innovative approach, or an exceptional solution.
Meets = The response meets the requirement(s) outlined in the RFP.
Does Not Meet = The response fails to address the requirement(s) of the RFP or fails to provide any experience related to the requirement(s) of the RFP or elements of the proposal are unacceptable to the state.
Exceeds
Meets
No Adm Actions
One Adm Issue
Two Adm Issues
Three Adm Issues
Four Issues or Term.
No Referral Reassigned
<2 Referrals Reassigned
>2 Referrals Reassigned

Rates

Bids
OfferorsSTD Hrly RateOvertime Hrly RateAfter hours hrly rateTotal CostTotal Points
Falcon Aviation Services$125.00$187.50$187.50$500.00300
Lowest Bid
Scoring Formula = Lowest Bid/Proposed Bid x 300

Total Score

OfferorMethodCostExperienceTotal Score
Possible Points1003006001000
Aero Products70300438808
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