Q_A recevied on White Paper - Teamwork Measure Develpment.pdf

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Army Research Institute for the Behavioral and Social Sciences- Request for White Papers: Teamwork Measure Development
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This document provides questions and answers regarding a request for white papers from the Army Research Institute for the Behavioral and Social Sciences. The solicitation seeks proposals for the development of teamwork measurement tools, including both self-report and observer ratings. Contractors should include a general cost estimate in their white paper proposals. The related federal contract opportunity is a special notice from the Department of the Army Materiel Command Army Contracting Command located at Aberdeen Proving Ground, regarding request for white papers under announcement number W911NF-18-S-0005-FY21-01 for the development of measures to assess teamwork. Proposals are due as specified in the announcement.

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SUBJECT: Questions/Answers (Q/A) received as of 20 April 2021

RE: SOURCES SOUGHT NOTICE on the REQUEST FOR WHITE PAPERS

TITLE: “Teamwork Measure Development”

REFERENCE BAA: W911NF-18-S-0005-FY21-01

TOPIC: BAA TOPIC A-8.c.2: MULTI-LAYERED HIERARCHICAL UNITS

Q/A:

1) Q: The solicitation mentioned, "The assessment battery should include a suite of measures that include self-report and observer (e.g., leader or trainer) ratings;" are these requirements of the proposal, or are these initial ideas/recommendations as to what measurement tool(s) the USG is thinking about?

A: Proposals should include self-report and observer ratings, but are not limited to these measurement methods.

2) Q: What information should be included for the cost estimate in the white paper?

A: Contractors should provide a general statement about the overall anticipated costs of the proposed effort.

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