RFI Response Template.xlsx

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Instructional Systems Designer and Industrial Organizational Psychologist Support Services
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This is a Request for Information (RFI) response template for Instructional Systems Designer and Industrial Organizational Psychologist support services, with responses due January 21, 2025, at 3:00 PM. The template requests information in two main sections: Company Profile and Technical Response.

The Company Profile section requests basic vendor information including company details, POCs, NAICS codes, active government contracts, socioeconomic status, and teaming arrangements. The Technical section consists of 11 questions focused on gathering feedback about team structure, labor categories, expertise levels, pricing estimates, relevant experience with tax training development and assessment, required certifications (CPA, J.D., LLM), and team member qualifications for supporting IRS University training initiatives. The RFI is associated with a requirement from the Internal Revenue Service for support services in developing course curricula, assessing employee career paths, and enhancing training programs for mission-critical occupations within IRS business units.

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Part I Company Profile

Instructional Systems Designer and Industrial Organizational Psychologist
RFI Response Due Date 01/21/2025 at 3:00 P.M.
Part I: Company Profile
1Company Name and Address
2Company technical Point of Contact (POC) and Contract Lead POC information to include name, title, telephone number, and email address
3Applicable NAICS (North American Industry Classification System) Code
4List active governmentwide contracts that your company has been awarded (GWACs, IDIQs, and BPAs – include applicable SIN)
5Identify Business Classification / Socio-Economic Status (e.g., large, small, 8(a), women owned, hub-zone, SDB, Service-Disabled Veteran Owned)
6Identify subcontracting/partnering/teaming possibilities
Part II: Technical
1In your estimation, is it reasonable to have these separate requests (new training, training assessment, advisory services) on a single Performance Work Statement (i.e., is it likely that your company or any company could perform well on each of them)?
2How would you structure the team members needed to successfully deliver on this potential requirement?
3What labor categories do you think are applicable to each task, and why?
4What level of expertise would those resources have?
5What hourly rates would your company charge for the different levels of expertise needed?
6What is a ballpark estimated price to successfully deliver these requirements?
7Does this request lend itself to a contractor that is a large business or small business? Does business size matter when it comes to meeting this requirement?
8What is your company’s prior experience with developing, assessing, and delivering complex technical tax training or providing strategic advisory in these IRS high-priority areas (large partnership structures and tax strategies, high income and high wealth tax strategies, economist transfer pricing issues)?
9What level of education or certification (CPA, J.D., LLM in Taxation) would your team members offer?
10What are the average years of experience of the team members your company would assign to this potential contract?
11Please provide any additional insights that would help us craft the requirement(s) to best meet our needs to provide the contemplated services.

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