J.3_External_Attachment-_Required_Format_for_Base_Contract_Pricing.xlsx

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J.3 External Attachment- Required Format for Base Contract Pricing. See Section J.3 of the Official RFP.

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Base Period

J.3 Required Format for Base Contract Pricing
(See Section L.8 Proposal Preparation and Organization Instructions – Volume 5; Section A- Base Contract Pricing)
Worksheet #1: Base Period
Instructions: The Offeror shall number each of its proposed labor categories (1 – XX), and for each proposed labor category the Offeror shall provide the ceiling fully burdened hourly labor rate for each year of the Base Period of the IDIQ contract.

This MS Excel Workbook consists of two separate worksheets, one for the Base Period and one for the four option periods of the contract. The Offeror shall complete each of the two worksheets.

*Note: The Offeror must use the same numbering of the labor categories as used in Volume 2: Technical Proposal; Section B.2.”

Base Period of IDIQ Contract
Labor Category #Labor Category TitleYear 1Year 2Year 3Year 4Year 5

Option Periods

J.3 Required Format for Base Contract Pricing
(See Section L.8 Proposal Preparation and Organization Instructions – Volume 5; Section A- Base Contract Pricing)
Worksheet #2: Option Periods
Instructions: For each of the four option periods, the Offeror must propose its maximum annual percentage escalation in the fully burdened hourly labor rates for each of the proposed labor categories. For example, for Option Period 1 (Years 6-10) of the IDIQ contract, the Offeror shall propose its maximum annual percentage escalation that may be applied from year to year within that option period. Offerors do not need to propose ceiling fully burdened hourly labor rates for each proposed labor category for each year during the option periods.
Maximum % Annual Escalation During Option Periods
Option Period 1Option Period 2Option Period 3Option Period 4
Maximum % Annual Escalation:

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