F2053049230_11AttachmentDEvaluatorScoreSheet.pdf
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- Statewide Claims and Investigation Services
- Solicitation number
- ITN-00141
- Issued by
- Leon County, Florida
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This document is an Evaluator Score Sheet for an Invitation to Negotiate (ITN) issued by the Florida Department of Financial Services, Division of Risk Management, to obtain statewide claims and investigation services. The evaluation criteria cover the respondents' experience and ability, as well as their proposed approach to providing the required services, which include administrative setup, special investigations, claim handling and processing, fraud investigation, surveillance, appraisals, catastrophe adjusters, reporting, quality assurance, IT requirements, and staffing. The evaluation team will independently score the technical responses, with a total of 300 possible points across the different criteria.
The related state and local contract opportunity is for Statewide Claims and Investigation Services in Florida, with Leon County and the City of Tallahassee as the local jurisdictions. The solicitation was administered through the Vendor Bid System, and the Department has posted several addenda to revise the timeline and provide questions and answers. The anticipated contract term is not specified in the provided information.
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2122-01 ITN RM Statewide Claims and Investigation Services
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL SERVICES
Attachment D
Evaluator Score Sheet
2122-01 ITN RM
INSTRUCTIONS
Each evaluator should read all Responses before attempting to assign scores to any one Response.
Evaluators must score each Respondent being evaluated on a separate score sheet.
Throughout the evaluation process, the confidentiality and security of the Responses and the scoring process must be maintained.
Response Evaluation – The evaluation team will independently score Volume Two: Technical Response.
The evaluation team will not review or evaluate any other volumes of the Response.
RESPONSE EVALUATION CRITERIA
The evaluation of the Responses will involve scoring the following 2 categories:
Category 1 – Experience and Ability Category 2 – Proposed Approach
Criteria have been developed for each category and are presented on the score sheet. A score should be assigned to each criterion as follows:
Assessment Maximum Points - 20
Maximum Points - 15
Excellent 18-20 13-15 Good 14-17 10-12
Adequate 10-13 7-9 Poor 6-9 4-6
Unacceptable 0-5 0-3
Scoring should reflect the evaluator’s independent evaluation of the Respondent’s overall response based on each criterion and should consider the Respondent’s ability to meet each function, characteristic, performance level, or specification described in the solicitation. A Respondent who exceeds the function, characteristic, performance level, or specification described in the solicitation should receive a higher score than a Respondent who merely meets the function, characteristic, performance level, or specification.
Once the evaluator has completed a score sheet for each Response, the evaluator will submit the completed score sheets to the Procurement Officer.
EVALUATOR SCORE SHEET
Respondent’s Name:
CATEGORY 1 - Experience and Ability
Criteria for Evaluation Maximum Points
ITN/Statement of Work Section
Points Received
1. How well did the Response demonstrate that the Respondent has adequate experience to provide the statewide claims and investigation services sought in this ITN?
ITN
Section 3.3.2, A., 1.
through 3.
2. How well did the Respondent demonstrate its proven ability to effectively administer, manage, and support the services sought in this
ITN?
ITN
Section 3.3.2, A.,
1. through 3.
3. To what extent do the Respondent’s current and/or past contracts demonstrate experience in providing the services sought in this ITN?
Section 3.3.2, A., 1.
through 3.
CATEGORY 2 - Proposed Approach
4. How well did the Respondent’s
Continuity of Operations Plan (COOP) demonstrate the Respondent’s ability to provide the services during an emergency or other non-typical event?
15 ITN
Section 3.3.2, B., 1.
5. How well does the Response demonstrate the Respondent’s ability to perform the services required for Administrative Set-Up, as described in the Statement of Work (SOW)? 20
ITN
Section 3.3.2, B., 4.
and Attachment 2, Statement of Work,
5.1 (See also related portion of Section 5.2.14, Table 2)
6. How well does the Response demonstrate the Respondent’s ability to perform the services for Type I:
Special Investigation/Field Contact - Workers’ Compensation Claims?
Section 3.3.2, B., 5.
and Attachment 2, Statement of Work, 5.2.1., A. (See also related portion of Section 5.2.14, Table 2)
7. How well does the Response to perform the services for Type I:
Special Investigation/Field Contact - State Liability and Property Claims?
Section 3.3.2, B., 6.and Attachment 2, Statement of Work, 5.2.1., B.
(See also related
8. How well does the Response demonstrate the Respondent’s ability to perform the services for Type II:
External Full Handling and Processing of a Claim - Workers’ Compensation? 15
ITN
Section 3.3.2, B., 7.
and Attachment 2, Statement of Work 5.2.2, A.
(See also related
9. How well does the Response demonstrate the Respondent’s ability to perform the services for Type II:
External Full Handling and Processing of a Claim - State Liability and Property Claims?
ITN
Section 3.3.2, B., 8.
and Attachment 2, Statement of Work, 5.2.2, B. (See also related portion of
10. How well does the Response to perform the services for Type III:
Investigation of Possible Insurance Fraud for Workers’ Compensation and State Liability and Property Claims?
Section 3.3.2., B., 9.
and Attachment 2, Statement of Work,
5.2.3 (See also related portion of
11. How well does the Response to perform the services for Type IV:
Surveillance?
ITN
Section 3.3.2, B., 10.and Attachment 2, Statement of Work,
5.2.4 (See also related portion of
12. How well does the Response to perform the services for Type V:
Appraisals?
ITN
Section 3.3.2, B.,
11. and Attachment 2, Statement of Work,
5.2.5 (See also related portion of
13. How well does the Response to perform the services for Type VI:
Temporary Catastrophe Adjusters?
ITN
Section 3.3.2, B., 12.
and
Attachment 2, Statement of Work
5.2.6 (See also related portion of
14. How well does the Response to comply with the Reporting requirements specified in the SOW?
ITN
Section 3.3.2, B.,
13. and Attachment 2, Statement of Work
5.2.7 (See also related portion of
15. How well does the Response demonstrate the Respondent’s proposed approach for developing, finalizing, and maintaining an Internal Quality Assurance Plan?
Section 3.3.2, B.,
14. and Attachment 2, Statement of Work
5.2.8 (See also related portion of
16. How well does the Response demonstrate the Respondent’s proposed approach to complying with the Information Technology (IT) Requirements specified in the SOW? 20
ITN
Section 3.3.2, B.,
15. and Attachment 2, Statement of Work
5.2.9 (See also related portion of
17. How well does the Response to provide and adhere to the staffing requirements specified in the SOW?
ITN
Section 3.3.2, B.,
16. and Attachment 2, Statement of Work
5.2.10 (See also related portion of
18. How well does the Response to adhere to the SSAE 18 (SOC 1 &
2) Type II Audit and Contractor’s Self-Assessment Tool requirements specified in the SOW?
ITN
Section 3.3.2, B.,
17. and Attachment 2, Statement of Work
5.2.11 (See also related portion of
TOTAL POINTS RECEIVED FOR TECHNICAL
RESPONSE - CATEGORY 1 & CATEGORY 2
(300 Points Possible)
Evaluator Name: ___________________________________ Date: __________________________
Evaluator Signature: ________________________________
| RESPONSE Evaluation Criteria |
| EVALUATOR SCORE SHEET |
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