Factor 3: Technical – Phase-In Sample Clauses

Factor 3: Technical – Phase-In. The Offeror shall provide a 60-day Phase-in approach that provides for continuity in their phase-in approach to assume full performance of the requirements of this contract. The Offeror's proposal shall demonstrate how they will ensure all personnel, processes, and management, are in place and ready to perform all requirements of this contract no later than the negotiated date for each TO in accordance with MIOSS Basic Contract PWS (Solicitation Attachment 1) paragraph 3.3.1. This Offeror's proposal shall include the following:
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Factor 3: Technical – Phase-In. This Factor will be evaluated to determine acceptability of the Offeror’s phase-in approach to assume full performance of the requirements of this contract IAW MIOSS Basic Contract PWS paragraph 3.3.1. This factor will be considered acceptable if the Offeror provides a phase-in plan which address the following:

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