Estimated CLIN Costs Sample Clauses

Estimated CLIN Costs. The non-surge CLINS, grouped below, show the Average Value per CLIN in million in the table below (does not include the travel amounts listed in Section L.5.6.2): RD PMO RDT&E and CBDP RDT&E Average Value per CLIN ($M) RD PMO O&M Average Value per CLIN ($M) CLIN Description Average Value per CLIN ($M) 0002 RD PMO O&M $6,233 1002 RD PMO O&M $6,451 2002 RD PMO O&M $6,677 3002 RD PMO O&M $6,911 4002 RD PMO O&M $7,153 Note that these are the Average Value per CLIN, not the Minimum or Maximum per CLIN. The Surge CLINS, grouped below, show the Average Value per CLIN in million in the table below (does not include the travel amounts listed in Section L.5.6.2). Surge PMO RDT&E and CBDP PMO RDT&E Average Value per CLIN ($M) Note that these are the Average Value per CLIN, not the Minimum or Maximum per CLIN. The anticipated categories of experience and education are: o Entry: Bachelor or Masters or Doctorate degree with less than 5 years’ experience or Associates with less than 15 years of experience. o Mid-level: Masters or Doctorate degree with 5-15 years’ experience; Bachelor degree with 10 – 15 years of experience; or Associates degree with 15 or more years of experience. o Senior: Masters or Doctorate degree with more than 15 years’ experience or Bachelors with 20 or more years’ experience. However, during the contract period of performance, fluctuations in the level of effort of and the specific knowledge, skills, and abilities may occur in response to emerging needs.
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