MassAbility RECSHIP Scorecard.xlsx

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BD-25-1071-AO-02021-117815
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The document is a Massachusetts state procurement scoring guidelines document for the MassAbility RECSHIP procurement, focused on establishing a standardized evaluation methodology for bidders. The scorecard provides comprehensive instructions for scoring responses across various procurement types, including Requests for Response (RFR) and Requests for Quote (RFQ), with a minimum qualifying score of 60 points. The scoring system uses a 5-point scale ranging from Unsatisfactory (1 point) to Outstanding (5 points), with evaluators rating bidder responses based on their ability to meet and potentially exceed specific criteria.

The procurement includes specific provisions for supplier diversity, with bids valued over $250,000 requiring a Supplier Diversity Plan (SDP). The scoring breakdown allocates 75-100% of points to program and business responses, with an optional 0-25% allocation for SDP considerations. The Small Business Purchasing Program (SBPP) is referenced, which encourages executive departments to consider small businesses for procurements under $250,000, though contract awards are not guaranteed. The document emphasizes a structured, objective evaluation process with no partial points allowed, and scores are tabulated and color-coded to provide quick visual assessment of bidder performance across different evaluation criteria.

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Instructions Minimum Qualifying Score 60 Pts.

MassAbility RFR/RFQ Score Workbook

COMMBUYS Bid NumberSupplier Diversity
RFR NameBids with a value above $250,000 require bidders to provide a Supplier Diversity Plan.
Supplier Diversity Plans are scored on a separate scoring sheet, titled "SDP Scoring" by a member of OFMB
Bid Evaluation Start DateScores from the SDP Scoring sheet are not reflected on individual Scorecards, but instead pulled in on the "Score Tabulation" sheet for final scoring
Bid Evaluation End DateYes/ No
Is the value of this procurement greater than $250,000 and require an SDP plan?Yes
PMT Members
Small Business Purchasing Program (SBPP)
Although the SBPP does not guarantee contract awards, Executive Departments are directed to give special consideration to SBPP participants when buying non-construction goods and services estimated to cost $250,000 or less per year. This applies to open-market public procurements as well as requests for quotes solicited from awarded vendors on existing departmental and statewide contracts
Yes/ No
Is the value of this procurement less than $250,000 and require consideration of the SBPP?No
Workbook Instructions
This workbook is usable for all types of procurements, includng RFRs and RFQs.Filling In Score Criteria
This workbook uses formulas and coding to keep all pages consistent and to automatically calculate and tabulate scoresAll score Criteria, including Mandatory minimums are driven by the "Bidder 1" tab. Once these are filled in, save copies of this scorecard to be used for each Bidder being evaluated.
All Scores with an SDP Requirement add up to 100 Points
All Scores without an SDP Requirement add up to 75 pointsWeight Multipliers
In most RFRs, some criteria will be more important than others. This column can be used to indicate the relative importance of each criteria. Any number can be used. The higher the number, the higher relative importance versus other criteria. These should be filled out on the Bidder 1 tab prior to commencing scoring responses. All weights must be agreed to and locked down prior to releasing an RFR.
Point Value BreakdownsFixed Point Values

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let's talk about this. Not sure if you mean to suggest these are "fixed" across all procurements. or just providing an example.

References will not always be required. When they are, I disagree with rating them separately. I think the scoring RFR describes them as being incorporated into the program response categories.

% Without SDP% With SDP
SDP250%25%
Program / Business Response75100%75%
Scoring Criteria
100100%100%When scoring responses, fill in only the cells with a Green header; all other cells will calculate based on the information in these cells. No partial or half points are permitted.
All criteria are scored on a 5 Point Scale:
Unsatisfactory1 PointBidder is unresponsive, or fails to meet the defined criteria
SDP Scoring breakdownBelow Average2 PointsBidder is responsive, but response is lacking or not as robust as the average response

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comparison to other responses is not allowed

Average3 PointsBidder is responsive and adequately addresses the requriements of the criteria
Above Average4 PointsBidder is highly responsive, demonsrates an above average understanding of the topic and clearly demonstrates their ability to satisfy the requirement

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Not interested in the understanding they demonstrated. This is about meeting all/ exceeding some of the requirements.

"satisfying" the requirement is average.

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need to talk this thru for set rates Outstanding 5 Points Bidder's response is outstanding in its clarity and their ability to deliver the desired requirement tc={AE87D8CA-2057-4763-B414-5C092F8DBE8C}: [Threaded comment]

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"clarity" is not the issue / not what earns points. Outstanding means the bidder EXCEEDS all aspects of the requirement / criteria.

"above average" is meets all and exceeds some.

as worded, these are too squishy.

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comparison to other responses is not allowed

Score Tabulation

Score Tabulation Worksheet
Scores on this sheet are tabulated fom across the workbook.Notes:
Total scores are color coded to indicate:>75%
50-75%
25-50%
<25%
To be awarded, a vendor must have a "Pass" indicated for Mandatory Minimum Criteria.
For simple reference, all vendor names who are highlighted in Yellow
Bidder 1
0

Mandatory Minimums Requirements Fail

Supplier Diversity Plan Considered?Yes
Supplier Diversity Plan25
Small Business Purchasing ProgramNo

Scored Criteria 75.00

Minimum Qualifying Score 60

Total Score 100.00

SDP Scoring

SDP Required
https://www.diversitycertification.mass.gov/BusinessDirectory/BusinessDirectorySearch.aspx
Bidder 1Notes/ Certification Screen Shots:
0
SDP Form ReceivedYes
Estimated Contract Value$1,000.00
Proposed Partner Spend$1,000.00
Prior year Spend
SDP %100.00%
Prime Contractor Certified Business?Yes
Certification BodyMA SDO
SDO Client ID
Date Checked
Expiration Date
Total Score25
Listed Partner Firms
Firm 1
SDO Client ID
SDO Expiration
Firm 2
SDO Client ID
SDO Expiration
Firm 3
SDO Client ID
SDO Expiration
Firm 4
SDO Client ID
SDO Expiration

SBPP Not Considered

Vendor 1Notes/ Certification Screenshots:
0
Small Business Registered?Yes
SDO Client IDCERT0000017282
Date Checked8/16/24
Expiration Date10/11/25

https://www.diversitycertification.mass.gov/BusinessDirectory/BusinessDirectorySearch.aspx Bidder 1

Bidder Name Date Reviewed

Mandatory Requirements to be considered for scoring (OFA)YES/NO
1Bidder provided filled in and signed required documents listed on the Bidder's Response Checklist

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Lock down exact requirements with procurementNo
2Bidder is not debarred or disqualified from doing business with the Commonwealth

Maciolek, Susan (MBY): Maciolek, Susan (MBY):

what does "in line with bid requirements" mean?

if this is meant to be a technical submission question, then reword.

"Budget sheet" is an odd phrase.

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Comment:

checking licenses could be a substantive process. is Procurement sure they want to take this on?

Pass/ Fail Fail

PMT Scoring

Bid Evaluation CriteriaRatingPointsWeight MultiplierScore
1Vendor ExperienceOutstanding5100500
2Social/Recreational Activity Planning ExperienceOutstanding515
3Knowledge of Local SupportsOutstanding515
4Outreach and Engagement StrategyOutstanding500
5AccessibilityOutstanding500
6Cultural andLinguistic CompetencyOutstanding500
7Fiscal ReadinessOutstanding500
8Resource CommitmentsOutstanding500
9Annual Recreation Program Proposal Part AOutstanding500
10Annual Recreation Program Proposal Part BOutstanding500
Max510Subtotal510
Total (out of 75)75

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