Solicitation
Acquisition System Next Generation (AS-NG) Contracting Writing (CW)
CORHQ-23-R-0627
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services.
Response deadline
January 23, 2024 at 12:00 PM EST
Closed 1014 days ago. Posted January 9, 2024. Scheduled to archive February 7, 2024.
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Description
As published on SAM.gov.
The purpose of this solicitation is to award a contract to one vendor to obtain contractor support with the knowledge, skills and abilities to implement FDIC's Acqusition System Next Generation Contract Writing solution using modular, agile, and human centered design approaches. Given the imperative that the FDIC “innovate with less,” it is essential that the Contractor take advantage of modular approaches to derive the benefits articulated throughout this SOO.
From an IT perspective, modular development must allow testing to be conducted in shorter time-periods with customer’s needs being refined through stakeholder engagement and feedback through an iterative process customer acceptance is complete. This includes a prioritization of requirements and functionality that will deliver features for the customer.
By following a modular approach, the FDIC should recognize the following benefits: Delivery of usable capabilities that provide rapid value to customers as the mission and priorities mature and evolve. Increased flexibility to adopt emerging technologies incrementally, reducing the risk of technological obsolescence.
Decreased overall investment risk as plans for smaller projects and increments versus “grand design” (each project has a greater overall likelihood of achieving cost, schedule, and performance goals than a larger, all-inclusive development effort). Greater visibility into contractor performance allowing for a greater opportunity recognize accomplishments and to implement corrective actions without sacrificing the entire investment. Minimizing the risk exposure to the FDIC when/if priorities change.
Creation of solution(s) that are intuitive, efficient, and easy to use by understanding the needs, wants, and limitations of the users. Please see the attached solicitation with more detailed information on the requirement.
Amendment 1: The solicitation has been Amended to extend the due date of proposal to 12:00 P.M. EST January 23, 2023. FDIC's response to all questions received is attached along with Amendment 1 to the solicitation.
On proposal due date, offerors shall submit the completed Technical Acceptability Matrix, completed Appendix B “CW MVP User Stories” and identification of User Stories that cannot be met and the reason they cannot be met in Vol. 5 Additional Information in an “Exemption” section, Oral Presentation slides for Factor 2 Management Approach (Oral Presentation), Subcontracting Plan if planning to use subcontractors, Key Personnel Resumes, Information of 2 recent contracts of similar size and scope as well PPQs or CPARS information for the 2 contracts, and Background Information forms for proposed Key Personnel. Times for the Oral Presentation and Solution Demo have been increased to 150mins each. See attached Q&A for other updates.
Publications
Every notice SAM.gov issued under this solicitation number, oldest first. Each is a separate record on SAM.
January 9, 2024
Solicitation
Due January 23, 2024 at 12:00 PM EST. SAM.gov, notice ad00796472b94fc8af80d0c002e2d7f2
Points of contact
- Mikel Woodmikwood@fdic.gov