Management Approach – (Sub-factor) Sample Clauses

Management Approach – (Sub-factor). The Offeror shall describe its management and business approaches to coordinate, perform, integrate, control, and accomplish the requirements of the SOW from phase-in through the life of the contract. The Offeror’s proposal shall contain the information requested below.
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Management Approach – (Sub-factor). This sub-factor will be used to evaluate the Offeror’s management and business approaches. Under this sub-factor, an evaluation will be made of the Offeror’s management and business approaches to coordinating, performing, integrating, controlling, and accomplishing the requirements of the SOW from phase-in through the life of the contract.

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