Attachment 0005 Technical Experience Matrix.xlsx
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- GVSC Technical and Engineering Services (continuation of W56HZV_GVSC_TES) Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- W56HZV-22-R-0003
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This document contains a technical experience matrix template to be completed by offerors responding to Solicitation Number W56HZV-22-R-0003 for GVSC Technical and Engineering Services. The template requires offerors to provide details on up to three relevant past contract experiences for each of three evaluation subfactors. Instructions specify the offeror must have served as prime contractor on submitted experiences, with one exception allowed for a key subcontractor submission per subfactor. The template collects contract numbers, prime contractor identification, period of performance, government/industry customer information, and points of contact.
The related opportunity notice indicates the Army intends to issue a five-year, cost-plus-fixed-fee indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract with optional ordering periods through 2030. The effort will provide electrical, mechanical, software, and systems engineering support across various vehicle, weapon, and network programs for the Combat Capabilities Development Command - Ground Vehicle Systems Center. Offerors should monitor SAM.gov for posting of the solicitation package in approximately 15 days.
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SUBFACTOR 1
| Attachment 0005 - Technical Experience Matrix |
| Subfactor 1: (Section L.4.1.3.1) |
General Instructions: 1. Do not manipulate the spreadsheet in any other way other than to fill in requested information in yellow highlighted cells.
2. Do not embed any attachments within this workbook that are requested in the Section L Instructions for this Factor
| SUBMISSION #1 | SUBMISSION #2 | SUBMISSION #3 | REMINDERS | ||
| Contract Number | |||||
| (including Task/Delivery Order number if applicable) | 1) It is incumbent upon the offeror to ensure that a submission meets the definition of a single Contract. See L.4.1 for the defintion of "Contract". For each submission (when applicable), only propose a single Order (such as a task/delivery order, work directive, or technical instruction) if the Order is part of broader contractual instrument such as an Indefinite Delivery Contract, BOA, BPA, FSS. |
2) If a proposed submission contains more than one Contract, as defined by Section L.4.1, the Government reserves the right to exclude this submission in the evaluation, which may result in the offeror being assessed with higher risk and/or a deficiency.
3) The offeror may propose the same submission for more than one Subfactor, but it must be proposed under each Subfactor separately, and it will count toward the submission limit for each respective Subfactor.
4) Per L.4.1.1, the offeror is limited to providing up to three submissions for each Subfactor. Per M.4.1.1.1, The Government will not evaluate any submissions for a Subfactor where the three submission limit is exceeded, thus resulting in a deficiency.
Prime Contractor Name 1) Refer to Section L.4.1.1. "The proposed submission must have been performed by the offeror, as the prime contractor, unless otherwise allowed by L.4.1.4.1 "
2) Per Section L.4.1.4.1.4.3. Offerors are limited to proposing no more than one key subcontractor submission per Subfactor. Per M.4.1.1.1, the Government will not evaluate any key subcontractor submission(s) for a Subfactor where the one key subcontractor submission limit per Subfactor is exceeded in the Technical Experience Matrix (Attachment 0005), which may result in the offeror being assessed with higher risk and/or a deficiency.
Prime Contractor Address
| CAGE Code of the Prime Contractor | |
| Period of Performance (Beginning & End) | 1) Refer to Section L.4.1.2 "Recent Contract(s) are those performed within five years of the date of issuance of this Request for Proposal (RFP)." |
| Government or Private Industry contracting activity & address |
| Government PCO or private industry Contracting POC |
| Name |
| Phone |
| Government or private industry representative for contract administration |
| Name |
| Phone |
SUBFACTOR 2
| Attachment 0005 - Technical Experience Matrix |
| Subfactor 2: . (Section L.4.1.3.2) |
General Instructions: 1. Do not manipulate the spreadsheet in any other way other than to fill in requested information in yellow highlighted cells.
2. Do not embed any attachments within this workbook that are requested in the Section L Instructions for this Factor
| SUBMISSION #1 | SUBMISSION #2 | SUBMISSION #3 | REMINDERS | ||
| Contract Number | |||||
| (including Task/Delivery Order number if applicable) | 1) It is incumbent upon the offeror to ensure that a submission meets the definition of a single Contract. See L.4.1 for the defintion of "Contract". For each submission (when applicable), only propose a single Order (such as a task/delivery order, work directive, or technical instruction) if the Order is part of broader contractual instrument such as an Indefinite Delivery Contract, BOA, BPA, FSS. |
2) If a proposed submission contains more than one Contract, as defined by Section L.4.1, the Government reserves the right to exclude this submission in the evaluation, which may result in the offeror being assessed with higher risk and/or a deficiency.
3) The offeror may propose the same submission for more than one Subfactor, but it must be proposed under each Subfactor separately, and it will count toward the submission limit for each respective Subfactor.
4) Per L.4.1.1, the offeror is limited to providing up to three submissions for each Subfactor. Per M.4.1.1.1, The Government will not evaluate any submissions for a Subfactor where the three submission limit is exceeded, thus resulting in a deficiency.
Prime Contractor Name 1) Refer to Section L.4.1.1. "The proposed submission must have been performed by the offeror, as the prime contractor, unless otherwise allowed by L.4.1.4.1 "
2) Per Section L.4.1.4.1.4.3. Offerors are limited to proposing no more than one key subcontractor submission per Subfactor. Per M.4.1.1.1, the Government will not evaluate any key subcontractor submission(s) for a Subfactor where the one key subcontractor submission limit per Subfactor is exceeded in the Technical Experience Matrix (Attachment 0005), which may result in the offeror being assessed with higher risk and/or a deficiency.
Prime Contractor Address
| CAGE Code of the Prime Contractor | |
| Period of Performance (Beginning & End) | 1) Refer to Section L.4.1.2 "Recent Contract(s) are those performed within five years of the date of issuance of this Request for Proposal (RFP)." |
| Government or Private Industry contracting activity & address |
| Government PCO or private industry Contracting POC |
| Name |
| Phone |
| Government or private industry representative for contract administration |
| Name |
| Phone |
SUBFACTOR 3
| Attachment 0005 - Technical Experience Matrix |
| Subfactor 3: . (Section L.4.1.3.3) |
General Instructions: 1. Do not manipulate the spreadsheet in any other way other than to fill in requested information in yellow highlighted cells.
2. Do not embed any attachments within this workbook that are requested in the Section L Instructions for this Factor
| SUBMISSION #1 | SUBMISSION #2 | SUBMISSION #3 | REMINDERS | ||
| Contract Number | |||||
| (including Task/Delivery Order number if applicable) | 1) It is incumbent upon the offeror to ensure that a submission meets the definition of a single Contract. See L.4.1 for the defintion of "Contract". For each submission (when applicable), only propose a single Order (such as a task/delivery order, work directive, or technical instruction) if the Order is part of broader contractual instrument such as an Indefinite Delivery Contract, BOA, BPA, FSS. |
2) If a proposed submission contains more than one Contract, as defined by Section L.4.1, the Government reserves the right to exclude this submission in the evaluation, which may result in the offeror being assessed with higher risk and/or a deficiency.
3) The offeror may propose the same submission for more than one Subfactor, but it must be proposed under each Subfactor separately, and it will count toward the submission limit for each respective Subfactor.
4) Per L.4.1.1, the offeror is limited to providing up to three submissions for each Subfactor. Per M.4.1.1.1, The Government will not evaluate any submissions for a Subfactor where the three submission limit is exceeded, thus resulting in a deficiency.
Prime Contractor Name 1) Refer to Section L.4.1.1. "The proposed submission must have been performed by the offeror, as the prime contractor, unless otherwise allowed by L.4.1.4.1 "
2) Per Section L.4.1.4.1.4.3. Offerors are limited to proposing no more than one key subcontractor submission per Subfactor. Per M.4.1.1.1, the Government will not evaluate any key subcontractor submission(s) for a Subfactor where the one key subcontractor submission limit per Subfactor is exceeded in the Technical Experience Matrix (Attachment 0005), which may result in the offeror being assessed with higher risk and/or a deficiency.
Prime Contractor Address
| CAGE Code of the Prime Contractor | |
| Period of Performance (Beginning & End) | 1) Refer to Section L.4.1.2 "Recent Contract(s) are those performed within five years of the date of issuance of this Request for Proposal (RFP)." |
| Government or Private Industry contracting activity & address |
| Government PCO or private industry Contracting POC |
| Name |
| Phone |
| Government or private industry representative for contract administration |
| Name |
| Phone |
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