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1. Instructions
| INSTRUCTIONS FOR "Attachment 0003 Offeror Solutions": |
| Each Offeror/Team Shall submit this, "Attachment 0003" (ALL TABs) as ONE Separate file, NOT as part of or inside any other document or Volume. |
Submit as Filename Format: VendorName_SW_List_W15QKN-20-R-0FSX.xlsx (Replace "VendorName" with same company info as in #1 A. below.)
| INSTRUCTIONS FOR THIS TAB: |
| 1. For this TAB: "Instructions", Enter the Offeror information in the cells below and on TAB (Blue) "3. Proposed Solution": |
A. Company Name, Address, CAGE Code and B. Company Certifying Official Name, Position and (Digital) Signature.
| A. Company Name, Address, CAGE Code | B. Company Certifying Official Name, Position, and Digital Signature |
| Enter text with Company Name Here | Enter readable text with Certifying Official Name and Position Title |
| INSTRUCTIONS FOR TAB "3. Proposed Solution" (BLUE): |
| 1. Offeror shall complete Excel Columns A - L by providing the appropriate information regarding the products and services proposed to meet the requirements of the Statement of Objectives. Provide additional details if needed in Column L, "Comments." (SEE EXMAPLES) |
2. Limit of 300 Rows for "Proposed Solution" Tab.
3. Offeror SHALL NOT change/remove the cell protections, data validation, or formatting.
4. Offeror may add rows, expanding the row height, and/or adding rows as needed, while keeping the same format.
A. Product Category ENTER: Make Selection (From Dropdown List) Select the "best fit" category of the GCSS-Army Product / Service that is being proposed to satisfy the requirements in the Statement of Need(SoN)/Performance Work Statement (PWS). NOTE: Offerors should only list Software components in this spreadsheet if these items are proposed to be included in the Solution capability at the Production decision .
B. Offeror Product Type ENTER: Text (Title only) Input the Offeror's Commercial Category - How you brand the product or service being proposed, i.e. Agile Software, ERP Software, Cloud Service Offering, Commercial Service, or other service. (This may be the same as Column A: Product Category) C. Product Count ENTER: Number (####) Enter an estimate of the number of units/instances of this product that will be used in the proposed solution.
D. Product Name ENTER: Text (Max 500 characters) Enter the name of the product or service that is being proposed. If a suite of products is proposed, list each product separately.
E. Product Version & Release Date ENTER: Text, Date (MM/YYYY) Enter the proposed product's version number (if applicable) and the date the product was released.
F. Commercial Item? ENTER: YES/NO (Dropdown Menu) Does this Software Product / Service meet the definition of "Commercial Item" available to the general public. (See "Commercial Item" section in TAB "Definitions") G. Deployed in Government? ENTER: YES/NO (Dropdown Menu) Enter YES if this product or service has been deployed for use by a DoD / Federal government agency H. Deployment Location and Date ENTER: Text, Date (MM/YYYY) Enter the name or abbreviations for the Federal / DoD Organization, City, and State where the Product/Service was deployed. Leave blank if not deployed in government.
I. Accredited / Approved by the Government? ENTER: YES/NO (Dropdown Menu) Has the product or service been through a government review process and been issued an approval such as, but not limited to: Certificate of Networthiness, Risk Management Framework (RMF) Authority to Operate (ATO),FEDRamp (DOD Provisional Authorization at Impact Level (IL) 2, 4, or 6), DOD Unified Capabilities Approved Product List (UCAPL), NIST FIPS 140-2 Certification, Commercial Solutions for Classified (CSfC), Cross Domain Solution approval process.
Author: Author:
NOTE: As of 02 JUL 2018, NETCOM stopped accepting new CoN requests. CoNs can be valid up to 3 years. The inclusion of CoN information could be valid at least until 02 JUL 2021 depending on when the CoN made it through the process.
J. Approval Type and Date ENTER: Text, Date (MM/YYYY) Enter the type and date of government approval granted to the product or service. This includes but not limited to, Certificate of Networthiness, RMF (Authority to Operate, Assess Only), FEDRamp (DOD Provisional Authorization at IL5 or IL6), DOD Unified Capabilities Approved Product List (UCAPL), NIST FIPS 140-2 Certification, CSfC, Cross Domain Solution approval process, etc. List multiple approvals in one cell. Leave blank if no government approvals.
K. Peak User Base ENTER: "Organization Name" = Number (Example: DoD = 25,250) Enter the number of individual users (licensed or otherwise counted) of the product/service at the deployed locations. If GCSS-Army DISCOPS will be the first deployment of this version of the product then leave blank.
L. Comments ENTER: Text (Max 500 characters) Only provide comments needed to explain a response.
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2. Definitions
| Definitions: (See Note at bottom) |
| “Commercial product" |
| Any component that is a commercial item. |
| “Commercial software” |
| Any computer software that is a commercial item. |
| “Commercial item” |
| (1) Any item, other than real property, that is of a type customarily used by the general public or by non-governmental entities for purposes other than governmental purposes, and— |
| (i) Has been sold, leased, or licensed to the general public; or |
| (ii) Has been offered for sale, lease, or license to the general public; |
| (2) Any item that evolved from an item described in paragraph (1) of this definition through advances in technology or performance and that is not yet available in the commercial marketplace, but will be available in the commercial marketplace in time to satisfy the delivery requirements under a Government solicitation; |
| (3) Any item that would satisfy a criterion expressed in paragraphs (1) or (2) of this definition, but for— |
| (i) Modifications of a type customarily available in the commercial marketplace; or |
| (ii) Minor modifications of a type not customarily available in the commercial marketplace made to meet Federal Government requirements. Minor modifications means modifications that do not significantly alter the nongovernmental function or essential physical characteristics of an item or component, or change the purpose of a process. Factors to be considered in determining whether a modification is minor include the value and size of the modification and the comparative value and size of the final product. Dollar values and percentages may be used as guideposts, but are not conclusive evidence that a modification is minor; |
| (4) Any combination of items meeting the requirements of paragraphs (1), (2), (3), or (5) of this definition that are of a type customarily combined and sold in combination to the general public; |
| (5) A nondevelopmental item, if the procuring agency determines the item was developed exclusively at private expense and sold in substantial quantities, on a competitive basis, to multiple State and local governments |
| (6) Services are neither considered included or excluded for this definition, any interpretation including Services must be presented by the Offeror with supporting rationale. |
| “General public” and “non-Governmental entities” |
| As used in the definition of “commercial item” do not include the Federal Government or a State, local, or foreign government (Pub. L. 110-181, section 815(b)). |
| * Software Category Definitions |
| Infrastructure Software |
| Application Development - Tools that represent each phase of software development lifecycle; Includes ALM (Application Lifecycle Management), Design, Construction [programming tools], and Automated Software Quality [QC tools] as well as security tools |
| Application Infrastructure - Includes “middleware”, which is software that allows applications to work together. Defined as software that includes integration/platform middleware and business process management (BPM)-enabling technologies. Also includes BPM suites (large organizations) |
| An Application Programming interface (API) - An interface that provides programmatic access to service functionality and data within an application or a database. It can be used as a building block for the development of new interactions with humans, other applications or smart devices. Companies use APIs to serve the needs of a digital transformation or an ecosystem, and start a platform business model. |
| Coud Computing - Includes Cloud Platforms, Cloud Services, Cloud Security, Cloud Storage |
| Data Management and Integration - Includes Database Management Systems (DBMS) and Data Quality tools. Defined as software that allows for consistent data access and delivery to meet the requirements of the organization. |
| ITOM Software (IT Infrastructure and Operations Management) - Defined as software representing all the tools needed to manage the computing/networking environment. Responsible for uptime management, infrastructure (server and storage) management, capacity and configuration of networks. Also includes “help desk” products to capture incident management and request fulfillment. |
| Operating Systems - Unix, Linux, Windows, and Others. Basic software that manages an individual computer and flow to network. |
| Security Solutions Software - Includes computer security software (at the individual level, like antivirus) and enterprise security solutions. |
| Storage Management Software - Any software (either server-, network-, or device-based that manages, retains, and protects data. Includes backup software and storage resource management |
| User Experience Platform (UXP) - An integrated set of technologies used to provide interaction between a user and a set of applications, processes, content, services or other users. A UXP has several components, including portals, mashup tools, content management, search, rich Internet application (RIA) tools, analytics, collaboration, social and mobile tools. It may be delivered as a suite of products or as a single product. |
| Virtualization Software - Two kinds: Hosted Virtual Desktop (HVD) and Server Virtualization infrastructure. HVD is run as a virtual machine on a server and accessed remotely. Server Virtualization infrastructure includes a hypervisor (which runs on hardware) and Virtual Machine Monitors (VMMs), which virtualizes all hardware. Most products labeled hypervisors bundle a VMM. |
| Application Software |
| Business Intelligence - Software that helps organizations understand and improve their business. Designed to optimize decisions and performance, includes analytics and products related to finance, HR, supply chain, and other management silos |
| Enterprise Content, Communications, and Collaboration Management (ECM) - Software designed to organize, access, and share content. ECM software, e-mail, calendars, web conferences, and e-learning suites are included here. |
| Customer Relationship Management (CRM) - CRM software enables customer interaction, greater customer insight, and integration between customer and back office functions. Customer service, e-commerce, marketing, and sales are all included in CRM. |
| Digital Content Creation - Software for creating or altering visual digital content. Home users use DCC software for entertainment and personal/family purposes, photography. Professionals for graphic designers, videographers, photographers. |
| Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Software - Referred to as a “back-office application set,” automating and supporting administrative, production, and inventory processes. Financial management systems included here, as is asset management software, human capital software, and manufacturing software |
| Office Suites - Personal use on home computers, many companies for deliverable or content creation. Includes word processing, spreadsheet manipulation, presentation graphics, and document creation |
| Microservice - A service-oriented application component that is tightly scoped, strongly encapsulated, loosely coupled, independently deployable and independently scalable. |
| Project and Portfolio Management (PPM) - Project planning, time tracking, progress reporting, and resource allocation software. Allows for the tracking of projects and the scheduling of human resources |
| Supply Chain Management - Defined as software that optimizes the flow of products, services, and related information. Segmented into planning, execution, and procurement components |
| User Authentication Technologies - Products and services implementing a range of authentication methods in place of legacy passwords. Methods are typically classified by the kind of authentication attributes (or factors) that they use, alone or in combination: something known, something held (a token) or something inherent (a biometric characteristic). Authentication may be natively supported in products or services (including other security tools), or provided by discrete software, hardware or cloud-based services. |
| Work Mgt /Workflow / Business Process Mgt (BPM) Software - A set of software products and services that apply workflow structure to the movement of information as well as to the interaction of business processes and human worker processes that generate the information. Work management streamlines and transforms crucial business processes and thus can improve results and performance. |
| * NOTE: IF the Offeror's Software does not fit a provided Subcategory definition, THEN the Offeror shall add it below here with a reference to the public source for the Category name. |
| Offeror Defined Commercial Category |
| Offeror Cat 1: Sample New Category (Replace text after 1: with Offeror entry) |
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&"-,Bold"TAB: 2. Definitions - GCSS-Army DISCOPS Offeror Software Solution
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Proposed Solution - Options
| Product / Service Category | Product / Service Type | Commercial Item? | Deployed in Government? | Accredited / Approved? |
| LOE 1.1: Network as a Service (NaaS) | HARDWARE | YES | YES | YES |
| ---------------------------------------------- | SOFTWARE | NO | NO | NO |
| WAN Transport/Circuit (NaaS) | CLOUD SERVICE | |||
| WAN Infrastructure (NaaS) | COMMERCIAL SERVICE | |||
| LAN Infrastructure (NaaS) | DOD SERVICE | |||
| Mobile /Wireless Infrastructure (NaaS) | ||||
| Telephony / Voice Infrastructure (NaaS) | ||||
| Network Security (NaaS) | ||||
| Network Management / Support (NaaS) | ||||
| Other (NaaS) | ||||
| LOE 1.2: End User Services (EUS) | ||||
| ---------------------------------------------- | ||||
| End User Device / Workstation (EUS) | ||||
| Mobile / Wireless (EUS) | ||||
| Telephony / Voice (EUS) | ||||
| Video Conferencing (EUS) | ||||
| IT Service Management (EUS) | ||||
| Printer / Multifunction Device (EUS) | ||||
| IdAM Component (EUS) | ||||
| Operating System (EUS) | ||||
| System Management / Support (EUS) | ||||
| System Security (EUS) | ||||
| CSfC Component (EUS) | ||||
| Office / Collaboration (EUS) | ||||
| Virtual Desktop Infrastructure / DaaS (EUS) | ||||
| Remote Access Solution (EUS) | ||||
| Other (EUS) | ||||
| LOE 1.3: Compute and Storage (C&S) | ||||
| ---------------------------------------------- | ||||
| Server / Appliance (C&S) | ||||
| Storage Solution (C&S) | ||||
| Operating System (C&S) | ||||
| System Management / Support (C&S) | ||||
| System Security (C&S) | ||||
| IdAM Component (C&S) | ||||
| CSfC Component (C&S) | ||||
| Common / Managed Services (C&S) | ||||
| Application Platform (C&S) | ||||
| Database Platform (C&S) | ||||
| Other (C&S) |
3. Proposed Solution
| Company Name, Address, CAGE Code | Enter text with Company Name Here | ||
| Company Certifying Official Name, Position and Digital Signature | Enter readable text with Certifying Official Name and Position Title | ||
| Offeror Software Category | |||
| (Select from Drop Down List) | Offeror Product Type | ||
| (Enter Offeror Category Definition Detail) | Product Count in Solution | Enter Product Name (as Proposed) | Product |
| Version & Release Date | Commercial Item? | ||
| (Select Yes/No) | Deployed in Government? | ||
| (Select Yes/No) | Deployment Location and Date (Month/Year) | Accredited / Approved |
by the Government?
| (Select Yes/No) | Enter the Specific Approval Type and most recent Date | Enter the Peak User Base | Enter Army Additional Comments | |||||
| Application Development | Example 1: Middleware | 1 | Example 1: Github | SCAS2 (03/2017) | YES | YES | DHS HQ, Washington, DC (12/2018) | |
| AMC HQ, Huntsville, AL (10/2017) | YES | IL5 DoD PA (10/2010) | N/A | |||||
| Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Software | Example 2: ERP Software | 2 | Example 2: Super Data Management Software | S-DM_1.2 (04/2018) | YES | NO | SuperCar Co., Detroit, MI (10/2017) | |
| ValueMart HQ, Abilene, TX (06/2018) | NO | SuperCar Company HQ = 1,000 |
ValueMart HQ = 2,000
| Operating Systems | Example 3: Operating System | 1 | Example 3: Red Hat Linux | RHEL 7.6 | YES | YES | 2018-10-30 | |
| YES | Govt Furnished | N/A | ||||||
| Application Infrastructure | Example 4: Infrastructure | 2 | Example 4: IBM WebSphere | 8.5.5 | YES | YES | PEO EIS (09/2017-Current) | |
| Headquarters Department of the Army (06/2017-Current) | YES | CHESS (09/2017) | ||||||
| UCAPL (06/2017) | 124,000 | User Base = units in use |
Software Category Drop List
| Software Sub-Category List (Dropdown Menu) |
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| Infrastructure Software |
| ----------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Application Development |
| Application Infrastructure |
| Application Programming Interface |
| Cloud Computing, Services, Storage |
| Data Management and Integration |
| ITOM Software (IT Infrastructure & Operations Management) |
| Operating Systems |
| Security Solutions Software |
| Storage Management Software |
| User Experience Platform (UXP) |
| Virtualization Software |
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| Enterprise Application Software |
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| Business Intelligence |
| Enterprise Content, Comms, and Collaboration (ECM) Software |
| Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Software |
| Digital Content Creation Software |
| Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Software |
| Office Suites |
| Microservice |
| Project and Portfolio Management (PPM) |
| Supply Chain Management Software (SCM) |
| User Authentication Technologies |
| Work Mgt/Workflow / Business Process Mgt (BPM) Software |
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| Offeror Defined Commercial Category |
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| Offeror Cat 1: Sample New Category (Replace text after 1: with Offeror entry) |
| Offeror Cat 2: |
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| Offeror Cat 5: |
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| Offeror Cat 8: |
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