N02CP11003-49 Amendment 1_FINAL.pdf

AP Attachment 6 – Additional Technical Proposal Instructions Page 1 of 7

RFP N02-CP-11003-49

ADDITIONAL TECHNICAL PROPOSAL INSTRUCTIONS and FORMAT for:

TECHNICAL PROPOSAL – TABLE OF CONTENTS

THE BELOW TEMPLATE MUST BE USED AS THE TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR YOUR

TECHNICAL PROPOSAL AND ALL INFORMATION IN YOUR TECHNICAL PROPOSAL

SHOULD BE PRESENTED IN THE ORDER SPECIFIED BELOW.

OFFERORS ARE REMINDED THAT THE TOTAL PAGE LIMITATION FOR THE ENTIRE

TECHNICAL PROPOSAL PACKAGE IS (75) PAGES INCLUDING APPENDICES AND

ATTACHMENTS, BUT EXCLUDING KEY STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE (SOPs).

THESE ADDITIONAL TECHNICAL PROPOSAL INSTRUCTIONS REFLECT THE

REQUIREMENTS OF THE RFP AND ARE MEANT TO PROVIDE A CLEAR UNDERSTANDING

OF THE INTENT OF THIS SOLICITATION.

OFFERORS ARE ADVISED TO GIVE CAREFUL CONSIDERATION TO THE STATEMENT OF

WORK, ALL REFERENCE MATERIAL PROVIDED AS APPENDICES AND ATTACHMENTS,

AND THE TECHNICAL EVALUATION CRITERIA IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF YOUR

PROPOSAL.

TECHNICAL PROPOSAL – TABLE OF CONTENTS

GENERAL NOTES:

1. All Offerors must adhere to the following page limitations:

a. TECHNICAL PROPOSAL: Not-to-exceed a total of (75) pages

b. APPENDICES AND ATTACHMENTS: Not-to-exceed (20) pages of the (75) total pages

2. A detailed technical plan must be submitted in the Offeror’s Technical Proposal indicating how each aspect of the Statement of Work (SOW) is to be accomplished. Your technical approach should be in as much detail as necessary to fully explain your proposed technical approach or method. The Technical Proposal should reflect a clear understanding of the nature of the work being undertaken.

3. It is recognized that a single institution may not have the expertise and facilities required to perform all requirements of the Statement of Work. Therefore, the Offeror may propose to subcontract a portion of the work. If a subcontractor is proposed, similar technical information must be provided in the Technical Proposal as that required for the Offeror, i.e., technical approach, methods, experience, personnel qualifications, facilities, resources, etc. The relationship between the proposed subcontractor and the Offeror must be clearly delineated.