Part 15.3 Source Selection Flashcards

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When are DOD SS procedures used?

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Mandatory for all acquisitions and Competitive acquisitions over $10M

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USAF SS procedures?

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Requires us of procedures for all Competitive FAR part 15 above SAT

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Exceptions to SS Procedures

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Price Only Evaluations
PART 12 and PART 13
Orders under MACs
Acquisitions using 8.4

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AF MP 5315.3 SS Traing

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Mandatory Phase I and Phase II

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What is Best Value

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expected outcome of an acquisition that provides the greatest overall benefit

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What is LPTA?

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LPTA does NOT permit Tradoffs

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When is LPTA appropriate?

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Well defined,
Minimal risk
No value to pay higher for performance

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LPTA Factors

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Technial (all acceptable or unacceptable)

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5 Factors that can be used as tradeoffs

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Technical 
Technical Risk
Past Performance Confidence
Small Business Participation
Price
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Where is the relationship between the tradeoff factors stated?

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Section M

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Technical Ratings

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Outstanding
Good 
Acceptable
Marginal
Unacceptable
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Past Performance Ratings

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Substantial 
Satisfactory
Neutral
Limited
No Confidence
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Small Business Ratings

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Outstanding
Good
Acceptable
Marginal
Unacceptable
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Technical Risk Ratings

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Low
Moderate
High
Unacceptable

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Relevancy Rating

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Very Relevant
Relevant
Somewhat Relevant
Not Relevant

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When a factor is acceptable/unacceptable?

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It cannont be used as a tradeoff

Unacceptabke at any level is unawardable

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17
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Technical ratings do what?

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Depict how well the proposal meets the technical criteria

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Technical risk does what?

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assesses the risks associated with proposed approach

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What does a outstanding technical rating mean?

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exceptional approach and understanding of requirements (Blue)

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What does a Good technical rating mean?

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a thorough approach and understanding of requirements (Purple)

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What does a acceptable technical rating mean?

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An adequate approach and understanding of requirements (Green)

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What does a marginal technical rating mean?

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Has not demonstrated an adequate approach and understanding of requirements (Yellow)

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What does a unacceptable Technical rating mean?

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does not me requirments and contains one or more deficiencies and is unawardable. (Red)

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Technical Risk Ratings

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Low - Little potential to cause disruption
Moderat - may potentially cause disruption
High - Likely to cause disruption
Unacceptalbe - increases risk for unsuccessful performance to an unacceptable level

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WHat is Past Performance Confidence Rating?
assessment of offeror's probability of meeting solicitations requirements.
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What are the three aspects of confidence ratings?
Recency - time period Relevancy - similarity Quality - overall quality of PP.
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Relevancy and Quality ratings?
``` Susbstanial Satisfactory Neutral Limited No Confidence ```
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Common Relevancy considerations
``` Similarity Complexity Dollar Value Quantity Length of Contract Contract Type Degree of subcontract/teaming ```
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Relevancy factors?
Very Relevant - Same Relevant - Some Somewhat Relevant - some Not Relevant - None
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Overall Past Performance Ratings?
``` Susbstantial Confidence - high expection Satisfactory - reasonable expectation Neutral - No meaning confidence Limited - Low expectation No Confidence - no expectation ```
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Small Business Participation and evaluation factors?
``` Must be used, either by itself or under technical By itself - acceptable or unacceptable Ratings: Oustandings Good Acceptable Marginal Unacceptable ```
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Types of Tradeoffs?
Performance/Price PPT Lite Full Value Adjusted Total Evaluated Price
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PPT Lite Characteristics?
Does not utilize "Substantail" | Recommended when the does not see value in trading off price for better than satisfactory performance
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Three Types of Exchanges?
Clarifications - when award without discussions Communications - leading to establish competitive range Discussions - exchanges with competitive range to begin FPR.
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Characteristis of Clarifications
Adverse Past Performance, past performance information relevance, minor or clerical errors
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Characteristices of Communications
determining factors for exclusions (past performance, enhance government understanding, address ambiguities.
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Characteristics of Discussions/Negotiations
conducted with offerors in the competitive range
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Competitive Range
shall establish competitive range comprised of all the most highly rated proposals. and must provide written notice if a contractor will be thrown out of the competitive range
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What happens at Request for FPR
``` Concludes/closes discussions Contract Clearance Approval FPR Briefing to the SSA SSA approves closing discutiosn and issuing a FPR Issue FPR letter ```
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What is in a FPR letter?
State discussions are cloes provide common cut-off date for receipt of FPR's Address outstanding EN deficiencies Any other notification regarding awardability
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When do Dod SS procedures not have to comply and can use Price Only?
Estimated Dollar Value is less than $50M Non-complex and well defined PP will be assessed as part of responsibility determination most advantageous approach The AP approving official has determined that price only is most appropriate and it is included in AP/SASS
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What has to happen for a debriefing and when does it happen?
Must conduct if: Offeror makes written request Received 3 calendar datys after offeror received notice of exclusion Government may consider untimely requests Debriefing show be conducted within 5 days after debriefing 2 additional days after debriefing for more questions
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Debriefing Characteristics
Intro Purpose Ground Rules SSP Evaluation Factors Evaluation Results Rationale for elimination Reasonable responses to relevant questions PCO's Statement for debrief being concluded DO NOT discuss proprietary information of competing offerors.