S-0761 DHS-20 Consultant Services Fee Schedule 2-16-23.xlsx

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Consultant Services
Contract number
435820-O20-CONSULTANT-00
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Wisconsin

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This document is a consultant services fee schedule for contract S-0761 DHS-20, appearing to be a state contract vehicle for the Department of Homeland Security. The contract involves multiple vendors organized across three lots: Share Training and ReGeneration Resources in Lot 1; Living Giving Enterprises, ReGeneration Resources, Center for Professional and Executive Development, Deloitte, and Blue Rock WI in Lot 2; and Deloitte and Center for Professional and Executive Development in Lot 3.

The contract establishes hourly rate pricing for consultant services across the three lots, with rates ranging from $171 to $400 per hour. Lot 1 rates include Share Training at $187.50 and ReGeneration Resources at $245. Lot 2 shows the highest rate variation with Living Giving Enterprises at $399, Center for Professional and Executive Development at $400, ReGeneration Resources at $245, Deloitte at $171, and Blue Rock WI at $175. Lot 3 features Deloitte at $171 and Center for Professional and Executive Development at $375. The document specifies that prices reflect final bid amounts and establishes that future project engagements should not exceed these bid prices but may be set at lower rates.

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Sheet1

Consultant Services
S-0761 DHS-20
ORIGINAL PRICE SHEET
LOT 1HOURLY RATE
Vendor
Share Training$187.50
ReGeneration Resources$245
LOT 2
VendorHOURLY RATE
Living Giving Enterprises$399
ReGeneration Resources$245
Center for Professional and Executive Development$400
Deloitte$171
Blue Rock WI$175
LOT 3
VendorHOURLY RATE
Deloitte$171
Center for Professional and Executive Development$375
Note: Prices reflect the Final Bid. Engagements for future projects should not exceed the bid price but can be lower.

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