HDEC02-11-R-0001-0002.doc

SECTION SF 30 BLOCK 14 CONTINUATION PAGE

SUMMARY OF CHANGES

SECTION SF 1449 - CONTINUATION SHEET

The following have been modified:

ADDENDUM

Page 46, Section 1, Paragraph 4: SUB-FACTOR – MERCHANDISING SUPPORT/PROMOTIONAL PLAN:

(4) The contract terms and conditions requires the contractor provide an annual promotional plan not later than December 31st of each year for the following calendar year that outlines the planned promotions for each month by area. – see 52.212-4, paragraph 24, subparagraph (b). Submit a promotional calendar to show what promotional events your firm plans to offer MARCH 1, 2011 through APRIL 30, 2012.

Page 51, Paragraph C: ADDENDUM TO FAR 52.212-2, EVALUATION – COMMERCIAL ITEMS

C. PRICE: The Government will evaluate each offeror’s proposed minimum percentage of patron savings. The proposed unit prices of the high volume core items must reflect the application of the proposed minimum percentage of patron savings for the week specified in the solicitation, which will indicate the offerors understanding of the percentage of patron savings application. The proposed unit prices of the high volume core items will be evaluated for price reasonableness in relation to the total requirements of the solicitation. If an offeror does not submit a guaranteed percentage of patron savings with its initial offer, the proposal may not receive further consideration for award.

In determining price reasonableness for this requirement, the Government will use the offeror’s Market Basket Survey results, an independent Government market basket equivalent and direct competition between offers. The independent government market basket equivalent will compare the commissaries’ retail selling prices of the same 37 high volume core items stated in the solicitation, against the retail selling prices found in comparable commercial grocery stores, for the same pricing week stated in the solicitation; i.e., February 28 – March 6, 2011. The market basket equivalent will be derived from the results of market basket surveys conducted by commissary personnel assigned to the Area 5 store locations. The retail unit prices from each survey will be combined and averaged to provide a single unit price for each high volume core item. The sum of the retail unit prices represents the overall average retail price of all 37 high volume core items for Area 5. To evaluate the offeror’s understanding of the patron savings application, the offeror’s overall adjusted price (DeCA’s selling price) of the high volume core items will be compared against the overall average retail price of all 37 high volume items. The percentage difference resulting from this comparison will be compared against the guaranteed percentage of savings offered in the proposal. If the guaranteed percentage of patron savings offered in the offeror’s proposal is not within 10% of the comparison results, the offeror’s proposal may not be included in the competitive range.

The Government will calculate a total evaluated price for the high volume core items for the base period and all option years combined as described under the paragraph below entitled “Evaluation of Options.” The total evaluated price will be used as the estimated award amount.

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