Attachment_7_B-CLM_Scenario_Evaluation_Criteria.pdf
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This document outlines the evaluation criteria for a federal contract opportunity for Business Capability Lifecycle Management (B-CLM) projects. The government will evaluate proposals based on six criteria including the offeror's technical approach to accomplish required tasks per DoD and Air Force policy, the ability to produce and deliver required reports in a timely manner, knowledge and use of program management methods for sequenced IT capability delivery, understanding of performance and business reference models and enterprise architectures, facilitating team activities through required documentation, and whether the proposed labor categories, manning levels and skill mix are adequate to perform the scenario requirements. The related federal contract opportunity is for B-CLM projects, with a requirement for advisory and assistance services including technical, engineering, information management, process engineering, performance assessment, change management, project management and scheduling support. The objective is to obtain contractor support for an IDIQ contract to help the Air Force make business operations more effective and reduce costs. Required services include management, professional, engineering and technical expertise.
FA7014-18-R-5004 ATTACHMENT 7 BCLM SCENARIO EVALUATION CRITERIA
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Attachment 7
B-CLM Projects Scenario
EVALUATION METHOD AND CRITERIA
Attachment 7
This criteria pertains to the soundness and flexibility of the proposed SWAG scenario approach.
The Offeror should submit its approach for accomplishing a task order for the scenario. The
Offeror’s approach shall clearly demonstrate an understanding of the requirements and include an innovative and efficient approach for satisfying the overall objectives of the scenario. The
Offeror shall describe proposed manning levels and skill mix and explain why they are adequate and sufficient to execute the project task order as defined in SWAG scenario. The offeror’s staffing plan shall include proposed labor categories to meet the requirements. It is the contractor’s responsibility to propose labor categories and labor category mix needed for successful performance. The Government will evaluate the Offeror’s proposal in the following areas:
1. The offeror’s technical approaches for demonstrating its ability to accomplish the tasks per DoD and Air Force policy (ref: PWS Appendix 2). The offer shall clearly demonstrate the offerors’ understanding of the work to be performed including the approach, methodology, and analytical techniques to perform the requirements outlined in the SWAG scenario inclusive of all tasks.
2. The offeror’s plan that demonstrates the ability to produce and deliver all reports required by this SWAG scenario in the timely and efficient manner.
3. The offeror’s knowledge and demonstrated use of program management methods, especially in the area of sequenced information technology capability delivery
4. The Government will evaluate the Offeror’s approach for demonstrating a comprehensive understanding of performance and business reference models, enterprise architectures, and process modeling tools.
5. The Government will evaluate the offeror’s approach for facilitating team activities through the development, documentation, and approval of documentation as identified in
Appendix 2.
6. The proposed labor categories, manning levels and skill mix are appropriate and adequate to perform the requirements of the SWAG scenario.
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