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This document outlines a federal supply schedule contract held by Informatics Studio, Inc. The contract was awarded on September 30, 2015 through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule with a period of performance through September 29, 2025. Informatics Studio provides services including advertising, graphic design, web-based marketing, and professional training. Labor categories on the contract range from creative directors and project managers to instructional designers, analysts, and content specialists. Labor rates are provided for each category over a five year period. The contract holds a potential value of $4,020,000.

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GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

Federal Supply Service Authorized Federal Supply Schedule Price List

On-line access to contract ordering information, terms and conditions, up-to-date pricing, and the option to create an electronic delivery order are available through GSAAdvantage!, a menu-driven database system. The INTERNET address for GSA Advantage! is: www.GSAAdvantage.gov

Schedule Title: Multiple Award Schedule Federal Supply Group: S – Professional Services

Contract number: GS-00F-358CA Effective Sept30, 2015 through Sept 29, 2025 Pricelist current through Modification #: PO-0010, dated March 23, 2021

For more information on ordering from Federal Supply Schedules, go to the GSA Schedules page at www.gsa.gov

INFORMATICS STUDIO, INC.

3509 Butler Street

Pittsburgh, PA 15201-1314 Voice: 412-361-2911 * Fax: 412-361-3781 www.informatics-studio.com

Small Business

Contact Todd Cavalier for Contract Administration Phone: 412-361-2911, todd@informatics-studio.com http://www.gsaadvantage.gov/ http://www.fss.gsa.gov/ http://www.informatics-studio.com/ mailto:todd@informatics-studio.com

Table of Contents Customer Information Informatics Studio, Inc. – Overview

Description of Services for SIN 541810/541810RC: Advertising Services

Description of Services for SIN 541430/541430RC: Graphic Design Services

Description of Services for SIN 541511/541511RC: Web-based Marketing

Description of Services for 611430/611430RC: Professional and Management Development Training

Informatics Studio’s Sample Gallery of Award-Winning Designs & Client Projects Pricing for SINs 541810/RC, 541430/RC, 541511/RC, 541613/RC and 611430/RC Labor Category Descriptions – Minimum Education and Experience Requirements

Labor Category Descriptions for SINs 541810 – Advertising Services, 541430 – Graphic Design Services, and 541511 – Web-based Marketing

Creative Director

Art Director

Project Manager

Strategist

Programmer

Senior Designer

Designer

Tester

Labor Category Descriptions for SIN 611430/RC-- Professional and Management Development Training

Program Manager

Senior Project Manager

Program Strategist

Interaction Designer Director

Senior Interaction Designer

Interaction Designer

Senior Instructional Designer

Instructional Designer eLearning Director

Senior eLearning Developer eLearning Developer eLearning Flash Developer eLearning Tester

Senior Analyst

Analyst

Content Specialist

Content Developer/Editor

Project Assistant

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Customer Information 1a. Table of awarded special item numbers (SINs) & Recovery (RC) SINs:

SIN Recovery SIN/Subcategory Description

Marketing and Public Relations

541810 541810RC Advertising Services

541430 541430RC Graphic Design Services

541613 541613RC Marketing Consulting Services

Training Subcategory

611430 611430RC Professional and Management Development Training

IT Services Subcategory

541511 541511RC Web-Based Marketing

Miscellaneous Service

OLM OLMRC Order-Level Materials (OLMs)

Service descriptions are provided after Customer Information.

1b. Price list and rates: See specific pricing tables for labor rates.

1c. Labor Category descriptions and qualifications: See specific labor category descriptions and qualifications table.

2. Maximum order. $1,000,000

3. Minimum order. $100

4. Geographic coverage: Domestic, 50 states, Washington, DC, Puerto Rico, US Territories and to a CONUS port or consolidation point for orders received from overseas activities.

5. Point(s) of production (city, county, and State or foreign country): Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, PA

6. Discount from list prices or statement of net price: All prices herein are net government prices (discounts already deducted) See pricing table.

7. Quantity discounts: 1 percent on a single award of a delivery order of $1M or more. This type of discount will not apply to delivery orders that are cumulative to $1M over time.

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8. Prompt payment terms: Net 30 days. Information for Ordering Offices: Prompt payment terms cannot be negotiated out of the contractual agreement in exchange for other concessions.

9. Foreign items: N/A

10a. Time of delivery: Time of delivery is specified in negotiated delivery/task orders.

10b. Expedited Delivery: Expedited delivery is specified in negotiated delivery/task orders.

10c. Overnight and 2-day delivery: N/A

10d. Urgent Requirements: N/A

11. F.O.B. point(s): Destination

12a. Ordering address

INFORMATICS STUDIO, INC.

3509 Butler Street Pittsburgh, PA 15201-1314

12b. Ordering procedures: For supplies and services, the ordering procedures, information on Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPA's) are found in Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 8.405-3.

13. Payment address:

14. Warranty provision: N/A

15. Export packing charges, if applicable: N/A

16. Terms and conditions of Government purchase card acceptance: Informatics

Studio, Inc. accepts Government card purchase below and above the micro- purchase level.

17. Terms and conditions of installation (if applicable): N/A

18. Terms and conditions of repair parts indicating date of parts price lists and any

Informatics Studio, Inc. Contract No: GS-00F-358CA Page | 3 discounts from list prices (if applicable): N/A

19a. Terms and conditions for any other services (if applicable): N/A

20. List of service and distribution points (if applicable):

21. List of participating dealers (if applicable): N/A

22. Preventive maintenance (if applicable): N/A

23a. Special attributes such as environmental attributes (e.g., recycled content, energy efficiency, and/or reduced pollutants): N/A

23b. Section 508 compliance information is available on Electronic and Information

Technology (EIT) supplies and services and full details can be found (e.g., contractor's website or other location.) The EIT standards can be found at www.Section508.gov/. N/A

24. Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) Number: 808594287

25. Notification regarding registration in System for Award Management (SAM) database: Informatics Studio, Inc. has registered with the SAM database. The CAGE code is 1L0D2.

http://www.section508.gov/ http://www.section508.gov/

INFORMATICS STUDIO

GSA CORP Schedule Contract Number: GS-00F-358CA

Todd Cavalier todd@informatics-studio.com {412} 361.2911 x. 1007

Steven Cypher steven@informatics-studio.com {412} 361.2911 x. 1002

Company Overview

Informatics Studio is a communications research, user-centered design, technology and innovation collaborative that started out of Carnegie Mellon University in 1992.

Informatics works with government agencies, nonprofits, NGOs and global corpora-tions that focus on human development worldwide.

Utilizing systems thinking to evaluate communication and technology ecosystems from the standpoint of actual users, the firm develops streamlined systems for monitoring, managing and meaningfully presenting complex information. Recent programs include the design and development of knowledge management systems, data visualization and reporting, monitoring and evaluation tools, collaboration and training platforms, behavioral marketing and strategic communications design.

www.informatics-studio.com

We work primarily in six sectors:

• International Development

• Economics

• Health + Life Sciences

• Education

• Energy + Environment

• Corporate + Organizational Strategic

Communications

Strategic Design

• Communication Program Auditing, Visioning + Strategy

• Competitive Benchmarking

• Audience Analysis + Program

Messaging

• Internal + Outward Facing Strategic

Design

• Integrated Corporate + Program

Identity

• Messaging, Writing + Editorial

Services

• Advertising + Social Marketing

• Elearning Strategy + Instructional

Design

• Information Design + Data

Visualization

• User-Experience + Interface Design

• Interactive Multimedia Design

• User / Focus Group Testing

• Design Refreshing + Ongoing

Maintenance

Technology

• Best Practices Specification

• Analysis, Strategy, Planning, Design, Implementation

• Information Architecture

• Online Collaborative Frameworks +

Community Development

• Online Knowledge Resource

Directories + Resource Design

• Management Dashboards

• Cross-Platform Integration (Web, Mobile, Desktop)

• Web + Interactive Multimedia Programming

• Usability Testing

• 508 Compliance + Accessibility

• Database Design + Integration

• Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

• Content Management Systems (CMS)

• Learning Management Systems (LMS)

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Description of Services for SIN 541810/541810RC: Advertising Services Informatics Studio creates strategic advertising that effectively shapes our client’s critical messages and information to reach national and international targeted audiences. We produce award winning advertising for social programs sponsored by the Federal Government that targets national and international audiences, including focused and culturally specific groups with special requirements. We always begin with the following questions: What’s your message? Who is your audience? How are you different from others competing in the same space? How can your strategic communications be shaped to engage your intended audience in the process of understanding and embracing your products, services and programs?

In close collaboration with our client partners, our creative strategists, writers, usability experts and sophisticated designers craft communications that rise above the clutter and engage targeted consumers with a deliberate call to action. Our own unique methods utilize a research-based approach, which is tested with focus groups before deployment and monitored throughout a campaign to provide feedback that informs refinements. Our background in university research has enabled Informatics Studio to develop Brand Engineering to strategically enhance the effectiveness and accessibility of our clients’ critical information with advertising programs that attract and engage targeted consumers who struggle with overwhelming amounts of information on a daily basis.

Description of Services for SIN 541430/541430RC: Graphic Design Services Informatics Studio offers unparalleled expertise in Commercial Art and Graphic Design.

Our analytical approach and radiant aesthetics are expressed through our principled design and provide our client partners with many worthwhile recommendations for their communication programs. With academic roots in information analysis, communication theory and design, our principled approach has been recognized through national design awards, invited speaking engagements and publications that highlight our unique approach.

In addition to Graphic Design, we offer our clients an unusual mixture of supporting expertise that includes communication program strategy, audience analysis, complex information design, marketing and branding. We have designed and implemented integrated communication programs, and have developed comprehensive design standards, for a wide range of federal communication programs that include social marketing, education, agriculture, health and human services, and the military.

Description of Services for SIN 541511/541511RC: Web-based Marketing Informatics Studio’s award-winning approach to Web-based Marketing incorporates sophisticated branding and design to project an online personality that strategically engages website visitors in the process of promoting our clients’ products, services and programs.

More than just putting a website up on the internet, we build sites that use right-fitting technology that delivers our clients’ websites to targeted audiences and tracks relationships from first contact through ongoing engagement. We provide Search Engine Optimization (SEO), key word deployment and high-level analytics to track visitor trends and feedback, and develop relationships that effectively market our clients’ programs.

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Description of Services for 611430/611430RC: Professional and Management Development Training More than just static slideshows or traditional classroom teaching where students remain passive, we develop learning tools that support the comprehension and utility of critical information for specific audiences. Our portfolio includes the design and development of eLearning tools that actively engage students in the process of learning. Our learning management systems track students’ progress through subject matter, provide feedback on performance, measure mastery and incorporate approval for certification across the country.

Our team of writers, instructional designers, visual communication specialists and technology experts develop engaging and effective web-based training. We have delivered national education programs for clients that include federal agencies, non-profits and corporations. We are recognized for our ability to create impressive online environments that are conducive to learning.

Informatics Studio designers are classically trained in the foundations of typography, color theory, and visual composition. Typically, our designers are recruited from a small handful of schools where Swiss and German skill-based design processes are taught along with information analysis, composition, and communication theory.

In addition to enhancing visibility, comprehension, and performance, good design is good theater. We bring creative depth and passion for the cultural values of good design as it seeks to capture the imagination of our client partners' audience.

The following pages provide a sample gallery of our award-winning designs and client projects. For more samples and projects, please visit our website: www.informatics-studio.com.

GSA MAS Schedule Contract Number: GS-00F-358CA

Todd Cavalier todd@informatics-studio.com {412} 361.2911 x. 1007

Steven Cypher steven@informatics-studio.com {412} 361.2911 x. 1002

World Bank CGAP Digital Annual Report

System Architecture, Comprehensive Design, Technical Implementation

GSA MAS Schedule Contract Number: GS-00F-358CA

Todd Cavalier todd@informatics-studio.com {412} 361.2911 x. 1007

Steven Cypher

GSA MAS Schedule Contract Number: GS-00F-358CA

Todd Cavalier todd@informatics-studio.com {412} 361.2911 x. 1007

Steven Cypher steven@informatics-studio.com {412} 361.2911 x. 1002

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I. What Do I Need to Know?

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III. Why Do We Care?

IV. What Do We Consider?

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VI. How Do We Manage Information?

VII. What Does it Look Like in Real Life?

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IX. Who Can Help Us?

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WBG COI IS NOT...

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GSA MAS Schedule Contract Number: GS-00F-358CA

Todd Cavalier todd@informatics-studio.com {412} 361.2911 x. 1007

Steven Cypher steven@informatics-studio.com {412} 361.2911 x. 1002

More than 348 Million Identities were Exposed When identity thieves hacked several trusted institutions, and

594 million persons are affected by cybercrime globally2.

170 Million Credit and Debit Card Numbers Stolen In the United States, a criminal hacker was sentenced to 20 years in prison for stealing more than 170 million credit and debit card numbers, making it the largest identity theft case the

Department of Justice has ever prosecuted, in 2010.

$1 Trillion Lost in the United States Estimates of losses from intellectual property and data theft range as high as $1 trillion in the United States.

World Bank Group Global Cybercrime Integrated Assessment System

Program Strategy, System Architecture, Comprehensive Design, Technical Implementation

Cybercrime Toolkit Toolkit on Best Practice in Policy/Legal

Enabling Framework and Capacity Building in Combatting Cybercrime

Purpose of this Toolkit Digital technologies and the internet have transformed our everyday lives.

Table of ContentsPage 4 | Purpose of the Toolkit

CHAPTER 01

Introduction and Background

We use them to access information, conduct business, keep in touch with family and friends, and engage with Government. The internmet offers huge potential for our country. But with greater openness, interconnection and dependency comes greater risk. Our use of the internet has created new opportunities for financially motivated cyber criminals and those who seek to target vulnerable members of our community. Organized criminal groups are increasingly using digital technologies to facilitate their illegal activities, to commit both traditional crimes such as theft and fraud and also new crimes enabled by advancing technologies.

Governments are starting to recognize the serious threat posed by cybercriminals and are working together to combat this threat as part of a collaborative international response.

1. Large parts of this paper are borrowed from Thomas Weigend’s paper for: “ Section I – Droit pénal général Société de l’information et droit pénal ”, Revue internationale de droit pénal 1/2013 (Vol. 84) , p. 19-47 URL : www.cairn.info/revue-internationale-de-droit-penal-2013-1-page-19.htm.

2. Norton Cybersecurity Insights Report 2016. Available at: https://us.norton.com/norton-cybersecurity-insights-report-global?inid=hho_norton.com_ cybersecurityinsights_hero_seeglobalrpt, See also http://www.whitehouse.gov/assets/documents/Cyberspace_ Policy_Review_final.pdf. , See also:

https://www.justice.gov/sites/default/files/usao-nj/legacy/2014/09/02/dojgonzalez0326rel.pdf

In this Section:

Introduction and background

Defining Cybercrime

Legal Interestas Protected by

ICT and Cyber Criminal Law

Extent of Criminalization:

Preparation and Possession

Challenges to and Limits of

Criminal Legislation

Alternatives to Criminalization

Cooperation with the Private Sector

Safeguards

Aspects of Internationalization

Trends for the Future

Conclusion

GSA MAS Schedule Contract Number: GS-00F-358CA

Todd Cavalier todd@informatics-studio.com {412} 361.2911 x. 1007

Steven Cypher steven@informatics-studio.com {412} 361.2911 x. 1002

Preface

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International Instruments View / Print

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Capacity Building View / Print

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More than 348 Million Identities were Exposed When identity thieves hacked several trusted institutions, and

594 million persons are affected by cybercrime globally2.

Department of Justice has ever prosecuted, in 2010.

$1 Trillion Lost in the United States Estimates of losses from intellectual property and data theft range as high as $1 trillion in the United States.

Table of Contents Purpose of the Toolkit 5

On the evidence available, it is clear that the number, sophistication and impact of cybercrimes continues to grow and poses a serious and evolving threat to individuals, businesses and governments. Although it is difficult to quantify the total costs, evidence from operational agencies suggests that economic costs of cybercrime are substantial. As many instances of cybercrime go unreported, it is difficult to give an accurate figure. Furthermore, there are other costs of cybercrime that cannot be quantified—no dollar value can reflect the harm caused to victims by the distribution of child exploitation material or the compromise of personal information, or the emotional hardship of being left financially destitute.

Online, criminals can commit crimes across multiple borders in an instant and can target a large number of victims simultaneously. Tools that have many legitimate uses, like high speed internet, peer to peer file sharing and sophisticated encryption methods, can also help criminals to carry out and conceal their activities. Despite these challenges, cybercrime is still a form of crime and requires a long term, sustained response from both the public and the private sector all over the world.

More than 348 Million Identities were Exposed When identity thieves hacked several trusted institutions, and 594 million persons are affected by cybercrime globally2.

$1 Trillion Lost in the United States Estimates of losses from intellectual property and data theft range as high as $1 trillion in the United States.

https://www.justice.gov/sites/default/files/usao-nj/legacy/2014/09/02/dojgonzalez0326rel.pdf

Table of Contents Purpose of the Toolkit 5

More than 348 Million Identities were Exposed When identity thieves hacked several trusted institutions, and 594 million persons are affected by cybercrime globally2.

$1 Trillion Lost in the United States Estimates of losses from intellectual property and data theft range as high as $1 trillion in the United States.

https://www.justice.gov/sites/default/files/usao-nj/legacy/2014/09/02/dojgonzalez0326rel.pdf

Cybercrime Toolkit Toolkit on Best Practice in Policy/Legal

Enabling Framework and Capacity Building in Combatting Cybercrime

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Non-Legal Framework

National Strategy/Policy? (3)

Binding all relevant authorities and Private Sectors? (0.5)

Binding Public & Private (0.25) Yes No

1.750

Binding Public (0.15) Yes No

No binding Force (0.1) Yes No

Long term strategy? (0.5)

Longer than 5 years (0.2) Yes No

Longer than 3 years (0.15) Yes No

Less than 3 years (0.10) Yes No

No specific terms (0.05) Yes No

Define specific Vulnerable Areas to be protected? (0.5)

Yes No

Define Resourses and Necessities to fight Cybercrime (0.5)

HR (0.25) Yes No

Assets incl. devices & Infra (0.25) Yes No

User Protection Strategy (0.5) Yes No

Update plan? (0.5) Yes No

Lead Government Institution responsible for coordinating the prevention and combating cybercrime (1) higher than PM (0.5) Yes No

Ministerial level (0.3) Yes No lower than Ministerial (0.2) Yes No

Public-Private Partnership to obtain information and/or evidence? (2.5)

Formal cooperation with private sector (1.5) by Court Order (0.8) Yes No by Prosecutor's Order (0.5) Yes No by Police Letter (0.5) Yes No

Informal Cooperation with private sector (1)

Yes No

Maintain Statistical Information on Cybercrime? (3)

Designated authority to collect & analyze statistics? (1)

Yes No

Define statistics necessary for cybercrime? (1)

Yes No

Updates regularly? (1)

Yes No

Technical Cooperation on Cybercrime? (0.5)

Yes No

Legal Framework

Domestic Legislation on cybercrime? (8)

Cybercrime is regulated by law? (7) comprehensively yes (7) Yes No partially /Draft (5) Yes No partially /no-Draft (3) Yes No

No but Draft (1) Yes No

Have detailed definitions related to cybercrime? (1)

Yes No

Joined any Treaties? (2) signed (1) Yes No ratified (1) 2 Yes No

Substantive Law

Criminalization of traditional crime committed by/through computer related activities (3) 3

Yes No

Criminalization of newly emerged cybercrime (4) 4

Yes No

Criminal liability of corporate entity (1)

Yes No aid, abet and attempt (1) Aid or Abet (0.5) Yes No

Attempt (0.5) Yes No safeguards (Defences) (1)

Freedom of Expression (0.5) Yes No

Privacy and (Personal) Data Protection (0.5)

Yes No

Procedural Law Investigation (10)

Scope of Procedural Provision (0.2) Yes No

Procedural Conditions and Safeguards (0.2)

Yes No

Expedited preservation of stored computer data (Data preservation) (1.0)

Yes No

Expedited preservation and partial disclosure of traffic data (1.0)

Yes No

Expedited Preservation of Computers or Storage Media (1.0)

Yes No

Production order (1.0)

Production order: Specified computer data (0.5) Yes No

Production order: Subscriber information (0.5) Yes No

Search and Seizure of computer data and/or computer systems (1.0)

Yes No

Real-time collection of traffic data (1.0)

Yes No

Interception of Content Data (1.0) Yes No

Use of remote forensic tools (1.0) Yes No

Trans-border access to computer data (1.0)

Yes No

Obtaining evidence from 3rd parties (0.6)

Compelling third parties (non-targets) to provide information (0.3) Yes No

Compelling service providers to provide information (0.3) Yes No

1 This would include, for example, definitions of “computer systems”, “computer data”, “service provider”, “subscriber information” and “traffic data”.

2 “Ratification"" as used here also means “acceded to”.

3 These would include: Illegal access to a computer system; Illegal Interception; Data Interference; System Interference; and Misuse of Devices as well as Computer-related fraud; Computer-related forgery; Computer-related copyright and trademark offences; Computer-related identity offences.

4 Such issues would include: financial crimes; sending SPAM; and computer-related child pornography offences.

5 E.g. reciprocity through a treaty of comity

6 This refers to legislation on extradition, as opposed to cybercrime.

7 Treaty here refers to an “extradition” treaty, as opposed to a cybercriome treaty."

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Non-Legal Framework

National Strategy/Policy?

Binding all relevant authorities and Private Sectors?

Binding Public & Private Yes No

Binding Public Yes No

No binding Force Yes No

Long term strategy?

Longer than 5 years Yes No

Longer than 3 years Yes No

Less than 3 years Yes No

No specific terms Yes No

Define specific Vulnerable Areas to be protected?

Yes No

Define Resourses and Necessities to fight Cybercrime

HR Yes No

Assets incl. devices & Infra Yes No

User Protection Strategy Yes No

Update plan? Yes No

Lead Government Institution responsible for coordinating the prevention and combating cybercrime

Higher than PM Yes No

Ministerial level Yes No

Lower than Ministerial Yes No

Public-Private Partnership to obtain information and/or evidence?

Formal cooperation with private sector

By Court Order Yes No

By Prosecutor's Order Yes No

By Police Letter Yes No

Informal Cooperation with private sector Yes No

Maintain Statistical Information on Cybercrime?

Designated authority to collect & analyze statistics?

Yes No

Define statistics necessary for cybercrime? Yes No

Updates regularly?

Yes No

Technical Cooperation on Cybercrime? Yes No

Legal Framework

Domestic Legislation on cybercrime?

Cybercrime is regulated by law?

Comprehensively yes Yes No

Partially /Draft Yes No

Partially /no-Draft Yes No

No but Draft Yes No

Have detailed definitions related to cybercrime?

Yes No

Joined any Treaties?

Signed Yes No

Ratified Yes No

Substantive Law

Criminalization of traditional crime committed by/through computer related activities

Yes No

Criminalization of newly emerged cybercrime

Yes No

Criminal liability of corporate entity Yes No aid, abet and attempt Aid or Abet Yes No

Attempt Yes No safeguards (Defences) Freedom of Expression Yes No

Privacy and (Personal) Data Protection Yes No

Procedural Law Investigation

Scope of Procedural Provision Yes No

Procedural Conditions and Safeguards Yes No

Expedited preservation of stored computer data (Data preservation)

Yes No

Expedited preservation and partial disclosure of traffic data

Yes No

Expedited Preservation of Computers or Storage Media

Yes No

Production order

Production order: Specified computer data Yes No

Production order: Subscriber information Yes No

Search and Seizure of computer data and/ or computer systems

Yes No

Real-time collection of traffic data Yes No

Interception of Content Data Yes No

Use of remote forensic tools Yes No

Trans-border access to computer data Yes No

Obtaining evidence from 3rd parties

Compelling third parties (non-targets) to provide information Yes No

Compelling service providers to provide information Yes No

1 This would include, for example, definitions of “computer systems”, “computer data”, “service provider”, “subscriber information” and “traffic data”.

2 “Ratification"" as used here also means “acceded to”.

4 Such issues would include: financial crimes; sending SPAM; and computer-related child pornography offences.

5 E.g. reciprocity through a treaty of comity

6 This refers to legislation on extradition, as opposed to cybercrime.

7 Treaty here refers to an “extradition” treaty, as opposed to a cybercriome treaty."

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GSA MAS Schedule Contract Number: GS-00F-358CA

Todd Cavalier todd@informatics-studio.com {412} 361.2911 x. 1007

Steven Cypher steven@informatics-studio.com {412} 361.2911 x. 1002

Carana Corporation Intranet Knowledge Management System and Collaborative Framework

Audience Evaluation, System Audit, Technology Strategy, Comprehensive Design, Technical Implementation for Complex Knowledge Management and Global Intranet

GSA MAS Schedule Contract Number: GS-00F-358CA

Todd Cavalier todd@informatics-studio.com {412} 361.2911 x. 1007

Steven Cypher

GSA MAS Schedule Contract Number: GS-00F-358CA

Todd Cavalier todd@informatics-studio.com {412} 361.2911 x. 1007

Steven Cypher steven@informatics-studio.com {412} 361.2911 x. 1002

Corporations, Private Foundations, and Universities are the largest private contributors of resources to USAID development partnerships in Africa Region.

Contributions by Partner Type for Africa Region’s FY16 Active PPPs

$50M

$100M

$150M

$200M

$250M

$300M

$350M

Higher Education Institute (HEI)

EXPECTED CASH CONTRIBUTION EXPECTED IN-KIND CONTRIBUTION

Private BusinessPrivate Philanthropy

$233.3M

$312.7M

$43.1M

$21.1M

$22M

$10.3M

$49M

$263.7M

$223.M

P A R T N E R S O V E R V I E W

Installed cell towers in targeted districts, improving access to the health information via text message and the web-based platform.

Vodacom Tanzania

14 | 25 IMPROVED MATERNAL HEALTH AND SELF-RELIANCE02 PARTNERSHIPS

United States Agency for International Development Promoting Excellence in Private Sector Engagement (PEPSE), Program Reporting

Program Strategy, Data Analysis and Visualization, Comprehensive Design

Local

Partners

Non-Local Partners

Both Local and International Partners provide matching resources to USAID partnerships in Africa Region.

$235.1M Local Partners

36.4%

$410.3M Non-Local

Partners

63.6%

$645M

In 2016, what was the balance of local and international partners worked with USAID?

Of all partners counted, what proportion of funds contributed are provided by local versus International partners?

Africa Region’s FY16 Active PPPs

P A R T N E R S O V E R V I E W

05 | 25 AFRICA REGION’S FY16 ACTIVE PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPSOVERVIEW

154124

$645M

$410,3M$235,1M

Resource Partners

Distribution of Expected Resource Partner Contributions

Local Non-Local

Resource Partners

Contributions

RESOURCE

PARTNERS

44.6%

36.4%

.6%

55.4%

Improved Maternal Health and Self-Reliance

Increasing Impact and Sustainability Through Partnership in Tanzania:

T A N Z A N I A P A R T N E R S H I P

Worldwide child mortality declined by 43%, and maternal mortality declined by 40%.

USAID’s engagement with private sector partners in Tanzania from FY 2013 to FY 2017 continued this positive progress.

FROM

1990 - 2010

11 | 25 IMPROVED MATERNAL HEALTH AND SELF-RELIANCE02 PARTNERSHIPS

GSA MAS Schedule Contract Number: GS-00F-358CA

Todd Cavalier todd@informatics-studio.com {412} 361.2911 x. 1007

Steven Cypher steven@informatics-studio.com {412} 361.2911 x. 1002

RAND Corporation, U.S. Department of State Countering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA) Data Mapping and Reporting Application

Program Strategy, System Architecture, Data Visualization, Comprehensive Design, and Technical Implementation

GSA MAS Schedule Contract Number: GS-00F-358CA

Todd Cavalier todd@informatics-studio.com {412} 361.2911 x. 1007

Steven Cypher

GSA CORP Schedule Contract Number: GS-00F-358CA

Todd Cavalier todd@informatics-studio.com {412} 361.2911 x. 1007

Steven Cypher steven@informatics-studio.com {412} 361.2911 x. 1002

US Department of Education Race to the Top Program, Online Reporting and Data Visualization

Audience Evaluation, System Strategy, Data Evaluation, Data Standardization, Comprehensive Design, Technical Implementation

Page | 18 Informatics Studio, Inc. Contract No: GS-00F-358CA

Pricing for SINs 541810/RC, 541430/RC, 541511/RC, 541613/RC and 611430/RC

SIN Labor Category Site Year 6 12/4/20- 9/29/21

Year 7 9/30/21- 9/29/22

Year 8 9/30/22-

9/29/23

Year 9 9/30/23-

9/29/24

Year 10 9/30/24- 9/29/25

541430, 541511, 541819, 611430 Creative Director Both $161.86 $165.10 $168.40 $171.77 $175.21

541430, 541511, 541819, 611430 Art Director Both $151.07 $154.09 $157.18 $160.32 $163.53

541430, 541511, 541819, 611430 Project Manager Both $129.49 $132.08 $134.72 $137.42 $140.17

541430, 541511, 541819, 611430 Strategist Both $158.52 $161.69 $164.92 $168.22 $171.59

541430, 541511, 541819, 611430 Web Developer Both $137.38 $140.13 $142.93 $145.79 $148.70

541430, 541511, 541819, 611430 Senior Designer Both $140.27 $143.08 $145.94 $148.86 $151.83

541430, 541511, 541819, 611430 Designer Both $126.81 $129.35 $131.93 $134.57 $137.26

541430, 541511, 541819, 611430 Tester Both $105.68 $107.80 $109.95 $112.15 $114.39

541430, 541511, 541819, 611430 Program Manager Both $158.52 $161.69 $164.92 $168.22 $171.59

541430, 541511, 541819, 611430

Program Strategist Both $158.51 $161.68 $164.91 $168.21 $171.58

541430, 541511, 541819, 611430 UX/UI Designer Both $126.81 $129.35 $131.93 $134.57 $137.26

541430, 541511, 541819, 611430

Senior UX/UI Designer Both $137.38 $140.13 $142.93 $145.79 $148.70

541430, 541511, 541819, 611430

UX/UI Designer Director

Both $147.96 $150.92 $153.94 $157.02 $160.16

541430, 541511, 541819, 611430

Sr. Instructional Designer

Both $137.38 $140.13 $142.93 $145.79 $148.70

541430, 541511, 541819, 611430

Instructional Designer

Both $126.81 $129.35 $131.93 $134.57 $137.26

541430, 541511, 541819, 611430 UX/UI Director Both $158.52 $161.69 $164.92 $168.22 $171.59

541430, 541511, 541819, 611430

Senior Web Developer Both $137.38 $140.13 $142.93 $145.79 $148.70

541430, 541511, 541819, 611430 Senior Analyst Both $158.52 $161.69 $164.92 $168.22 $171.59

541430, 541511, 541819, 611430 Analyst Both $126.81 $129.35 $131.93 $134.57 $137.26

541430, 541511, 541819, 611430

Subject Matter Expert Both $158.51 $161.68 $164.91 $168.21 $171.58

541430, 541511, 541819, 611430 Copywriter Both $158.52 $161.69 $164.92 $168.22 $171.59

541430, 541511, 541819, 611430

*Project Manager Assistant Both $52.84 $53.89 $54.97 $56.07 $57.19

*The Service Contract Labor Standards (SCLS), also referred to as the Service Contract Act (SCA) is applicable to this contract and it includes SCLS/SCA applicable labor categories. The prices for the cited SCLS/SCA labor categories are based on the U.S. Department of Labor Wage Determination Number(s) identified in the SCLS/SCA matrix. The prices awarded are in line with the geographic scope of the contract (i.e., nationwide).

SCA Eligible Labor Category SCA Equivalent Code Title Wage Determination No Project Assistant 01112 – General Clerk II 2015-4235

Informatics Studio, Inc. Contract No: GS-00F-358CA Page | 19

The Service Contract Labor Standards, formerly the Service Contract Act (SCA), apply to this contract and it includes SCLS applicable labor categories. Labor categories and fixed price services marked with a (**) in this pricelist are based on the U.S. Department of Labor Wage Determination Number(s) identified in the SCLS/SCA matrix. The prices awarded are in line with the geographic scope of the contract (i.e., nationwide).

Service Contract Labor Standards/Service Contract Act (SCLS/SCA) Matrix

SCA Eligible Labor Categories SCA Equivalent Code Titles Wage Determination No’s **Project Assistant 01112 – General Clerk II 2015-4235

Labor Category Descriptions – Minimum Education and Experience…

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