FDA-RFQ-1238678 ATTACHMENT 1 PRICING SCHEDULE FINAL 7 28 2021 2 22 PM.pdf
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FDA-RFQ-1238678
ATTACHMENT 1
PRICING SCHEDULE
CLIN Service and Supply Description Quantity Unit Price
Firm-Fixed Price
Base Year Task 1:Sentinel surveillance reports summarizing findings from existing surveys and other data collection efforts aimed at obtaining rapid and sentinel information on tobacco use (including the use e-cigarettes/vaping products) and related measures from youth and young adults:
Reports summarizing data from their data collection efforts: including monthly reports from a continuous tracking survey implemented with an online sample of youth and young adults. This tracking survey should yield data from approximately 250 respondents (aged 15 – 24 years of age)/week(12 reports); final reports from each wave/data collection effort of a longitudinal cohort study implemented with a nationally representative online panel of youth and young adults every 6 months (2 reports) reports
Base Year Task 2 OPTIONAL: Reports from Existing Nationally-Representative Longitudinal Cohort Study of Youth and Young Adults- topic-specific reports (2 reports summarizing recent tobacco data from youth and young adults pertaining to a specific topic, e.g., access to tobacco products; use of flavored e-cigarettes; use of newly FDA-authorized tobacco products; do-it-yourself behaviors of youth and young adults related to tobacco products, such as mixing of e-liquids).
2 reports
Base Year Task 3: AdHoc Topic-Specific Reports:
topic-specific reports (2 reports summarizing tobacco data from youth and young adults pertaining to a specific topic, e.g., access to tobacco products; use of flavored tobacco products). These reports shall be delivered by the end of each period of performance.
Base Year Task 4: Kickoff Meeting - Project kick-off call with FDA staff within 14 business days after period of performance start date. The contractor shall meet with FDA staff to discuss the proposed work plan and proposed progress schedule. The contractor shall provide meeting minutes to FDA staff within 48 hours of meeting date.
Meeting Minutes
Base Year Task 4a: Monthly Status Report Meeting - Monthly basis, or more frequently if necessary, to discuss progress. The contractor shall present and discuss deliverables completed during period; problems or issues projected or identified;
and alternatives and/or recommended solution(s) for identified or projected problems or issues. The contractor shall provide meeting agendas at least 24 hours prior to meeting with FDA and shall provide meeting minutes to FDA staff within 48 hours of meeting date.
monthly status
BASE YEAR TOTAL
Option Year 1: Task 1- Sentinel surveillance reports summarizing findings from existing surveys and other data collection efforts aimed at obtaining rapid and sentinel information on tobacco use (including the use e-cigarettes/vaping products) and related measures from youth and young adults: - Reports summarizing data from their data collection efforts: including monthly reports from a continuous tracking survey implemented with an online sample of youth and young adults. This tracking survey should yield data from approximately 250 respondents (aged 15 – 24 years of age)/week(12 reports); final reports from each wave/data collection effort of a longitudinal cohort study implemented with a nationally representative online panel of youth and young adults every 6 months (2 reports)
Option Year 1: Task 2 OPTIONAL - Reports from Existing Nationally-Representative Longitudinal Cohort Study of Youth and Young Adults- topic-specific reports (2 reports summarizing recent tobacco data from youth and young adults pertaining to a specific topic, e.g., access to tobacco products; use of flavored e-cigarettes; use of newly FDA-authorized tobacco products; do-it-yourself behaviors of youth and young adults related to tobacco products, such as mixing of e-liquids).
Option Year 1 : Task 3: AdHoc Topic-Specific Reports: topic-specific reports (2 reports summarizing tobacco data from youth and young adults pertaining to a specific topic, e.g., access to tobacco products; use of flavored tobacco products). These reports shall be delivered by the end of each period of performance.
Option Year 1: Task 4: Kickoff Meeting - Project kick-off call with FDA staff within 14 business days after period of performance start date. The contractor shall meet with FDA staff to discuss the proposed work plan and proposed progress schedule. The contractor shall provide meeting
Option Year 1: Task 4a: Monthly Status Report Meeting - Monthly basis, or more frequently if necessary, to discuss progress. The contractor shall present and discuss deliverables completed during period; problems or issues projected or identified;
and alternatives and/or recommended solution(s) for identified or projected problems or issues. The contractor shall provide meeting agendas at least 24 hours prior to meeting with FDA and shall provide
OPTION YEAR 1 TOTAL
Option Year 2 : Task 1-Sentinel surveillance reports summarizing findings from existing surveys and other data collection efforts aimed at obtaining rapid and sentinel information on tobacco use (including the use e-cigarettes/vaping products) and related measures from youth and young adults:
Reports summarizing data from their data collection efforts: including monthly reports from a continuous tracking survey implemented with an online sample of youth and young adults. This tracking survey should yield data from approximately 250 respondents (aged 15 – 24 years of age)/week(12 reports); final reports from each wave/data collection effort of a longitudinal cohort study implemented with a nationally representative online panel of youth and young adults every 6 months (2 reports)
Option Year 2: Task 2 OPTIONAL - Reports from Existing Nationally-Representative Longitudinal Cohort Study of Youth and Young Adults- topic-specific reports (2 reports summarizing recent tobacco data from youth and young adults pertaining to a specific topic, e.g., access to tobacco products; use of flavored e-cigarettes; use of newly FDA-authorized tobacco products; do-it-yourself behaviors of youth and young adults related to tobacco products, such as
Option Year 2 : Task 3: AdHoc Topic-Specific Reports: topic-specific reports (2 reports summarizing tobacco data from youth and young adults pertaining to a specific topic, e.g., access to tobacco products; use of flavored tobacco
0014 Option Year 2: Task 4: Kickoff Meeting - Project kick-off call with FDA staff within 14 business days after period of performance start date. The contractor shall meet with FDA staff to discuss the proposed work plan and proposed progress schedule. The contractor shall provide meeting
Option Year 2: Task 4a: Monthly Status Report Meeting - Monthly basis, or more frequently if necessary, to discuss progress. The contractor shall present and discuss deliverables completed during period; problems or issues projected or identified;
and alternatives and/or recommended solution(s) for identified or projected problems or issues. The contractor shall provide meeting agendas at least 24 hours prior to meeting with FDA and shall provide
OPTION YEAR 2 TOTAL
Option Year 3: Task 1-Sentinel surveillance reports summarizing findings from existing surveys and other data collection efforts aimed at obtaining rapid and sentinel information on tobacco use (including the use e-cigarettes/vaping products) and related measure Reports summarizing data from their data collection efforts: including monthly reports from a continuous tracking survey implemented with an online sample of youth and young adults. This tracking survey should yield data from approximately 250 respondents (aged 15
– 24 years of age)/week(12 reports); final reports from each wave/data collection effort of a longitudinal cohort study implemented with a nationally representative online panel of youth and young adults every 6 months (2 reports)s from youth and young adults:
0017 Option Year 3: Task 2 OPTIONAL - Reports from Existing Nationally-Representative 2 reports
Longitudinal Cohort Study of Youth and Young Adults- topic-specific reports (2 reports summarizing recent tobacco data from youth and young adults pertaining to a specific topic, e.g., access to tobacco products; use of flavored e-cigarettes; use of newly FDA-authorized tobacco products; do-it-yourself behaviors of youth and young adults related to tobacco products, such as mixing of e-liquids).
Option Year 3 : Task 3: AdHoc Topic-Specific Reports: topic-specific reports (2 reports summarizing tobacco data from youth and young adults pertaining to a specific topic, e.g., access to tobacco products; use of flavored tobacco
Option Year 3: Task 4: Kickoff Meeting - Project kick-off call with FDA staff within 14 business days after period of performance start date. The contractor shall meet with FDA staff to discuss the proposed work plan and proposed progress schedule. The contractor shall provide meeting
Option Year 3: Task 4a: Monthly Status Report Meeting - Monthly basis, or more frequently if necessary, to discuss progress. The contractor shall present and discuss deliverables completed during period; problems or issues projected or identified;
and alternatives and/or recommended solution(s) for identified or projected problems or issues. The contractor shall provide meeting agendas at least 24 hours prior to meeting with FDA and shall provide
OPTION YEAR 3 TOTAL
Option Year 4 : Task 1-Sentinel surveillance reports summarizing findings from existing surveys and other data collection efforts aimed at obtaining rapid and sentinel information on tobacco use (including the use e-cigarettes/vaping products) and related measures from youth and young adults:
Reports summarizing data from their data collection efforts: including monthly reports from a continuous tracking survey implemented with an online sample of youth and young adults. This tracking survey should yield data from approximately 250 respondents (aged 15 – 24 years of age)/week(12 reports); final reports from each wave/data collection effort of a longitudinal cohort study implemented with a nationally representative online panel of youth and young adults every 6 months (2 reports)
Option Year 4: Task 2 OPTIONAL - Reports from Existing Nationally-Representative Longitudinal Cohort Study of Youth and Young Adults- topic-specific reports (2 reports summarizing recent tobacco data from youth and young adults pertaining to a specific topic, e.g., access to tobacco products; use of flavored e-cigarettes; use of newly FDA-authorized tobacco products; do-it-yourself behaviors of youth and young adults related to tobacco products, such as
Option Year 4 : Task 3: AdHoc Topic-Specific Reports: topic-specific reports (2 reports summarizing tobacco data from youth and young adults pertaining to a specific topic, e.g., access to tobacco products; use of flavored tobacco
Option Year 4: Task 4: Kickoff Meeting - Project kick-off call with FDA staff within 14 business days after period of performance start date. The contractor shall meet with FDA staff to discuss the proposed work plan and proposed progress schedule. The contractor shall provide meeting
Option Year 4: Task 4a: Monthly Status Report Meeting - Monthly basis, or more frequently if necessary, to discuss progress. The contractor shall present and discuss deliverables completed during period; problems or issues projected or identified;
and alternatives and/or recommended solution(s) for identified or projected problems or issues. The contractor shall provide meeting agendas at least 24 hours prior to meeting with FDA and shall provide
OPTION YEAR 4 TOTAL
GRAND TOTAL
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