INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE PREPARATION OF THE TECHNICAL PROPOSAL Sample Clauses

INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE PREPARATION OF THE TECHNICAL PROPOSAL. (a) The Technical Proposal in response to this solicitation should address how the Offeror intends to perform the Statement of Work contained in Section C. The technical proposal should be organized by the technical evaluation criteria in Section M in the following format: • Executive summary • Technical approach- Product and Services (see section M 3.1). • Staffing Plan including Key Personnel (see section M.3.2) • Contractor Performance Information (see section M.3.4) The technical proposal should be specific, clear, and complete. Note: A page in the technical proposal, which contains a table, chart, graph, level of effort matrices etc., not otherwise excluded below, is subject to the “page” limitation. The following attachments are authorized and will not be counted towards the 10 page limitation: • Cover/Title Page; • Table of Contents; • Dividers; • Table summarizing qualifications of proposed personnel • Appendix attachments which contain biographical information (i.e., resumes/CVs and other documentation provided by the Offeror) for proposed candidates; • Contractor/Sub-Contractor Past Performance Listing; and • Charts, such as Management Structure Organizational Chart(s), etc. • Partners Commitment/Collaboration letters • Key Personnel commitment letters • Analysis supporting tables • Contract Past Performance Report Short-Forms, and Summary Table All critical information from appendices must be summarized in the technical proposal.
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE PREPARATION OF THE TECHNICAL PROPOSAL. (a) Organization of Technical Proposal • Technical proposals may not exceed 20 pages, excluding attachments and annexes, and must be on 8.5 by 11 inch or A4 size paper, single spaced, 12-point font with one-inch margins on all sides and tabs for ease of reference to each section. • If proposals contain text boxes, they must also be in no less than 10-point font, as to not unduly interfere with readability. • Cover letter, Cover page, Tabs/dividers, Table of Contents, Acronym list, Executive Summary, and Annexes do not count against the 20-page limitation. Any page in the technical proposal that contains a table, chart, or graph, not otherwise excluded above, is subject to the page limitation. • All information from appendices must be referenced in the technical proposal and summarized and included in the annex section. All critical information from appendices/annexes clearly identified and summarized in the technical proposal will be evaluated as part of the basis of award. • Additional documentation beyond the 20-page limit and the referenced annexes will not be read or evaluated by USAID.
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE PREPARATION OF THE TECHNICAL PROPOSAL. The Technical Proposal in response to this solicitation must address how the offeror intends to carry out the Scope of Work (SOW) contained in Section C of this RFP. It must also contain a clear understanding of the work to be undertaken and the responsibilities of all parties involved. The technical proposal should not merely repeat the contents of this RFP and Scope of Work; rather, it should offer original, critical thinking and analysis, related to each objective and it should tie the technical approach to deliverables and results to be achieved. The Technical Proposal is limited to sixty (60) pages including Annexes and must be written in English. Offerors shall use A4 paper, single-spaced pages with margins no less than one inch on each border. Pages must be numbered consecutively. Do not use a type smaller than Times New Roman 12 point for regular text; 8-point type is acceptable for graphics and tables provided that it is legible. Information submitted over the stated page limitation will not be evaluated. Non-conforming proposals will be converted to a document meeting the above requirements and pages above the limit, if any, will not be evaluated. Any page in the technical proposal that contains a table, chart, graph, etc., is subject to the page limitation.
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