5_-_Self_Scoring_Worksheet_Amendment_01.xlsx
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- FA8771-17-R-1000
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Attachment 5 to RFP, Self Scoring Worksheet -- Amendment 01
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Worksheet Instructions
| SBEAS Self Scoring Worksheet Instructions |
| Note 1: Only enter responses in columns C and F |
Note 2: Do not alter columns A, B, and D. Column E will auto-populate points and Column G is for Government use only.
Note 3: For acronyms found on the Self-Scoring Worksheet, refer to the "acronyms list" tab.
Note 4: Use the instructions to offerors criteria in Section L 3.1.2 and 3.1.3; the evaluation criteria in Section M, 3.1.2 and 3.1.3; and the Definition of Terms in Section J, Attachment 7 to develop a clear understanding of the technical elements on the self scoring worksheet.
| Step 1: Enter the Offeror name in Row 4 of the Self Scoring Worksheet |
| Step 2: Complete Column C to Claim Points |
In Column C, the Offeror shall check the box for points being claimed for any technical or non-technical element. The Offeror shall submit technical narrative (s) to support the points claimed. (Refer to notes 3-4 above)
The worksheet will auto populate the Offeror’s score and provide a running total at the bottom of the worksheet.
Step 3: Complete Column F to provide TECHNICAL NARRATIVE Reference In Column F, the Offeror shall enter the technical narrative #, page # and paragraph # of the technical narrative(s) that supports each technical element claimed. The page and paragraph number shall be the same as those used in the CRM.
The Non-Technical Element (Government Facility Clearance) does not require a technical narrative reference input.
If multiple technical narratives are used for one element, reference each in the same cell, but on different lines. DO NOT separate with a semicolon.
Ex.
TN #1, Page 3 Para 5 TN#2, Page 6 Para 7 TN#5, Page 18 Para 2
Attachment 5 - Instructions
Section J Attachment 5 Self-Scoring Worksheet Instructions
FA8771-17-R-1000
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Self Scoring Worksheet
| Attachment 5 | Small Business Enterprise Applications Solutions | ||||||
| Solicitation No: FA8771-17-R-1000 | |||||||
| SELF SCORING WORKSHEET | |||||||
| OFFEROR NAME: | |||||||
| ID | Technical Experience | Check box to each question as applicable | Point Value | Score | Technical Narrative Reference | Government Validation Score | |
| 1 | Life-Cycle Software Services - Max Points 1400 | ||||||
| (a) | Provided development services to include design, build, test and implementation of an Information System (IS) | 500 | 0 | FALSE | |||
| Provided life-cycle software services for an IS to include but not limited to: |
| (b) | (1) Re-Engineering | 200 | 0 | FALSE |
| (c) | (2) Migration | 200 | 0 | FALSE |
| (d) | (3) Modernization | 300 | 0 | FALSE |
| (e) | ERP: Implemented one (1) Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS), Government-Off-The-Shelf (GOTS) or Full and Open Source Software (FOSS) Enterprise Resource Planning Systems (ERPs) software package to satisfy complex business processes in the finance, personnel and/or supply chain/manufacturing domain for one or more customer organizations where the offeror's COTS, GOTS or FOSS ERP software implemetation was fielded for operational use by the customer |
OR
Provide lifecycle software service support for one (1) COTS, GOTS or FOSS SW ERP software implementation for which the offeror was not the original implementer at initial deployment where one (1) of the following was demostrated: the offeror played a key role in working with the customer to develop, define and/or blueprint operational business rules that were implemented by the COTS, GOTS or FOSS ERP software package or the offeror performed gap analysis and developed resulting custom reports, interfaces, data conversions, and functional extensions to the COTS, GOTS or FOSS ERP software product
| 200 | 0 | FALSE | |||||
| 2 | Cybersecurity (formerly Information Assurance) - Max Points 800 | ||||||
| (a) | Demonstrate knowledge and experience in providing services to assess software application vulnerabilities and threats using the Risk Management Framework (RMF). | 300 | 0 | FALSE | |||
| (b) | Demonstrate knowledge and experience in incorporating risk management principles and information security requirements to prevent the loss of data Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability using the following three (3) preventative technical controls; Authentication, Authorization, and Accountability | 500 | 0 | FALSE | |||
| 3 | IT Business Analysis - Max 700 | ||||||
| Provided services in the following areas: | |||||||
| (a) | Requirements Analysis | 150 | 0 | FALSE | |||
| (b) | Testing, Validation and Verification | 150 | 0 | FALSE | |||
| (c) | Service Desk/Help Desk; any of the following Information Technology Service Desk domains: Access Management; Event Management; Incident Management; Problem Management; Request Fulfillment | 200 | 0 | FALSE | |||
| (d) | Functional Business Area Expert | 200 | 0 | FALSE | |||
| 4 | Programming Languages/Frameworks - Max Points 700 | ||||||
| (a) | Performed life-cycle software services for any 2: Java, COBOL, PowerBuilder, .NET, ColdFusion, C# | 200 | 0 | FALSE | |||
| (b) | Performed life-cycle software services for any 2: JavaScript, Perl, SQL, PYTHON, PHP | 200 | 0 | FALSE | |||
| (c) | Performed life-cycle software services for any 1: SWIFT, Ruby On Rails, JavaScript MV* Frameworks, Spark | 300 | 0 | FALSE | |||
| 5 | Tools/Software Development Methodology - Max Points 600 | ||||||
| (a) | Security - Used COTS, GOTS or FOSS tool in the functional area of Security to include but not limited to: Fortify, Sonatype, AppScan | 150 | 0 | FALSE | |||
| (b) | Quality - Used COTS, GOTS or FOSS tool in the functional area of Quality to include but not limited to: Sonar, AppDynamic, CAST Code Analysis Tool | 150 | 0 | FALSE | |||
| (c) | Testing - Used COTS, GOTS or FOSS tool in the functional area of Testing to include but not limited to: HP Application Lifecycle Management, Selenium, Quick Test Pro | 150 | 0 | FALSE | |||
| (d) | Methodologies - Used an current and emerging development methodology such as Agile. | 150 | 0 | FALSE | |||
| 6 | Platforms/Environments - Max Points 500 | ||||||
| (a) | Mainframe, Mid-tier/Client-server, or Web Services - Implemented an Information System into any of the following: mainframe, mid-tier/client-server, web services | 100 | 0 | FALSE | |||
| (b) | Customer’s Facility - Provided support services in the customer's facility (e.g. not Offeror's home office) of a non-DoD or DoD mainframe, mid-tier/client-server, web services | 100 | 0 | FALSE | |||
| (c) | Commercial, Non-commercial, or Hybrid Cloud - Developed or modified an existing Information System to operate within or migrate to a commercial, non-commercial or hybrid cloud | 100 | 0 | FALSE | |||
| (d) | Defense Information Systems Agency [DISA] Enterprise Computing Center [DECC] or DoD Computing Facility - Developed or modified an existing Information System to operate within a DECC or DoD computing facility | 200 | 0 | FALSE | |||
| 7 | Database Components - Max Points 500 | ||||||
| (a) | Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) - Developed, designed or maintained RDBMS databases to include but not limited to: Oracle, SQL Server, DB2, SyBase, Postgresql, MariaDB, JasperSoft, MySQL | 200 | 0 | FALSE | |||
| (b) | Not Only Structured Query Language (NoSQL) -Developed, designed or maintained No-SQL databases to include but not limited to: Postgresql, Cassandra, MongoDB, Hadoop, Spark, CouchDB | 200 | 0 | FALSE | |||
| (c) | RDBMS or NoSQL - Provided any of the following data store support services in a RDBMS or No-SQL databases: managing the current storage environment, providing application support, maintaining proper backup schedule, monitoring current storage environment or planning and execution of new installs | 100 | 0 | FALSE | |||
| 8 | Mobile/Internet of Things (IoT) - Max Points 300 | ||||||
| (a) | Mobile Application Development - Developed and implemented a mobile application that runs on any of the following: Apple iPhone Operating System (IOS), Windows, Android | 100 | 0 | FALSE | |||
| (b) | Mobile IT Programming Services - Redesigned a legacy system to work with or on a mobile device using any of the following: Apple iPhone Operating System (IOS), Windows, Android | 100 | 0 | FALSE | |||
| (c) | Automatic Identification Technology (AIT) - Developed and implemented an Internet of "Things" (IoT) software-based solution to include, but not limited to: operating an AIT that runs on a handheld terminal, collecting data from sensors or using for Radio Frequency Identificaiton (RFID) (Active or Passive) to track and identify tags attached to equipment. | 100 | 0 | FALSE | |||
| 9 | Server Operating Systems - Max Points 300 | ||||||
| Provided server support to maintain the efficient operation for any of following: Windows Server, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, SUSE, UBUNTU | 300 | 0 | FALSE | ||||
| 10 | COTS/GOTS/FOSS Software - Max Points 200 | ||||||
| Created and executed life-cycle software services on Information Systems in development, test or production environments by implementing COTS, GOTS or FOSS patches and upgrades | 200 | 0 | FALSE | ||||
| Non-Technical Experience | Check one box as applicable | Point Value | Score | Government Validation Score | |||
| 1 | Government Facility Clearance - Max Points 300 | ||||||
| Currently possess an active Government Secret Facility Clearance | 200 | 0 | FALSE | ||||
| Currently possess an active Government Top Secret Facility Clearance | 300 | 0 | FALSE |
Total Score: 0
Section J Attachment 5 Self-Scoring Worksheet
FA8771-17-R-1000
Amendment 01
Acronyms List
| Acronyms List | |
| .NET | dot net |
| AF | Air Force |
| AIT | Automatic Information Technology |
| COBOL | Common Business-Oriented Language |
| COTS | Commercial-Off-The-Shelf |
| DIACAP | DoD Information Assurance Certification and Accreditation Process |
| DEAMS | Defense Enterprise Accounting and Management System |
| DECC | Defense Information Systems Agency Enterprise Computing Center |
| DISA | Defense Information Systems Agency |
| DoD | Department of Defense |
| ECSS | Expeditionary Combat Support System |
| ERP | Enterprise Resource Planning |
| FOSS | Full and Open Source Software |
| GOTS | Government Off The Shelf |
| HP | Hewlett Packard |
| IOS | Iphone Operating System |
| IOT | Internet of Things |
| IS | Information System |
| NIST | National Institute of Standards and Technology |
| NoSQL | "non relational" or "not only SQL" |
| PHP | Hypertext Prepocessor |
| RDBMS | Relational Database Management System |
| RFID | Radio-Frequency Identification |
| RMF | Risk Management Framework |
| SME | Subject Matter Expert |
| SQL | Structured Query Language |
| SUSE | Software und System Entwicklung (German: Software and Systems Development) |
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