Product Mandatory Minimum Requirements and Evaluated Qualifications Sample Clauses

Product Mandatory Minimum Requirements and Evaluated Qualifications. Offerors may respond to one (1) or more of the product categories. Each proposal that meets the minimum score threshold described in the previous stage, will be further evaluated. Each product category has a series of product mandatory minimum requirements and a series of product related evaluated qualifications. Failure to include an offer on all mandatory products within the product category listed in Attachment B - Scope of Work will disqualify the product category from consideration. Stage 3a: Product Mandatory Minimum Requirements: Offeror’s failure to meet any of the product mandatory minimum requirements will result in the product category portion of the proposal being rejected, and the Offeror shall not move forward in the product category evaluation process. All of the category mandatory minimum requirements are non-negotiable. Stage 3b: Product Evaluated Qualifications: Responsive Proposals will be evaluated by an evaluation committee against the Product Evaluated Qualifications included in Section 7 of this RFP. Proposals will be evaluated against the OEM Evaluated Qualifications as follows: • Product Evaluated Qualifications 1 – Category Capabilities, Components, and Finishes (100 Points) • Product Evaluated Qualifications 2 – ANSI/BIFMA (100 Points) • Product Evaluated Qualifications 3 – Versatility (100 Points) • Product Evaluated Qualifications 4 – Mandatory Products (100 Points) • Product Evaluated Qualifications 5 – Accessories (50 Points) There are 450 Product Evaluated Qualifications points possible per category. Offerors that achieve a minimum score threshold of 337.5 points per category will proceed to Stage 4: Cost Proposal Evaluation. Offerors with a score of less than the minimum required Product Evaluated Qualifications points will be deemed non-responsive and ineligible for further consideration for that product category. Stage 4: Cost Proposal Evaluation Offerors successful in the Product Mandatory Minimum Requirements and Evaluated Qualifications will advance to Stage 4: Cost Proposal Evaluation. The Lead State shall use the following cost formula: The Offeror with the lowest total cost per product category shall receive 300 points per product category (100% of the total cost points). Other Offerors will receive a portion of the cost points based on what ratio higher their total cost is than the lowest proposed total cost. It is anticipated that this RFP will result in multiple contract awards. The methodology or formula that wi...
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Product Mandatory Minimum Requirements and Evaluated Qualifications. Offerors are required to submit a point by point response to the following questions for each product category for which Offeror is responding to. Offerors shall submit information for mandatory and optional product offerings in separate sections of their response to this section. Offerors shall not submit a full catalog or generic literature. The Participating Entities reserve the right to request second party testing data. Do not submit independent test data or published literature; however, the Participating Entities reserve the right to request second party testing data at any time. Offeror’s failure to meet any one (1) of the product mandatory minimum requirements will result in the product category portion of the Offeror’s proposal being classified as non-responsive and will be rejected. Within each product category, Offerors shall, at a minimum, provide the mandatory products listed below. Offerors may not team with other manufacturers in order to provide all mandatory products within a category except the architectural products and accessories category. If an Offeror elects to team with another manufacturer to provide the architectural products and accessories category, the Offeror that submits the response must submit a Proposal on behalf of the manufacturer of the architectural products and accessories and will be considered legally responsible for the Proposal and the Master Agreement, if awarded.
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