Corporate Expertise Sample Clauses

Corporate Expertise. The Offeror shall identify the expertise, knowledge, and capabilities that enable the contractor’s team arrangement to perform requirements in the PWS. Offerors shall only claim technical experience for those elements and activities actually performed by said Offeror. A Prime Contractor shall not claim experience for activities that were performed by a Subcontractor or team member unless the Subcontractor or team member is committed to the Contractor Team Arrangement submitted in this proposal. The Offeror shall identify its direct and indirect corporate expertise relevant to the performance requirements and as it relates to Army test technology, simulation, stimulation, data collection and analysis-related programs, studies, and initiatives. Examples are:  Performing requirements analysis, design, integration, and consolidation.  Assessing existing and emerging technologies to meet current and future test requirements and enhancing existing system’s architectures  DA/DOD test technology experience  Data collection planning, execution, handling and integration/collaboration with other vendors/multiple agencies  Tactical systems and network expertise to include both intrusive and non-intrusive monitoring  LVC simulation environment expertise; planning, integrating, conducting and documenting hardware and software verification and validation  Planning for and integrating multiple hardware and software related test technologies during test preparation and execution  Experience in LVC/CI4SR related exercises; development of integrated solutions involving multiple vendors, government agencies and systems (e.g. DIS, HLA, XXXX, CTIA, joint land component constructive training capability (JLCCTC), architecture neutral data engineering model)  Experience as combat developer for training systems, test technology, or threat systems; experience with software support programs  Corporate program to stay abreast of new and emerging technologies related to testing (e.g. modeling and simulation, instrumentation and data collection hardware and software)  Demonstrated ability to leverage corporate expertise to identify changes to increase work efficiency and reduce cost; corporate involvement in contracts, prime or sub-contractor, within DOD dealing with test technologies; participation in Army Training Federation events  Expertise in Army/Joint Mission Systems  CMMI experience with recognized certifications such as CMMI Level 3, ISO 9000, or Certified Program ...
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Corporate Expertise. The evaluation will focus on the offerors’ proposed corporate entity with respect to its expertise, knowledge, and capabilities to perform the requirements identified in the contract and its added value to the providing test technologies to support operational testing. The Government will assess the Offeror’s proposal as to the identification of direct and indirect corporate expertise relevant to the performance requirements as it relates to Army Test Technology, simulation, stimulation, data collection and analysis-related programs, studies, and initiatives pertaining to Section L and the PWS
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