Relative Order of Importance Sample Clauses

Relative Order of Importance. In making the best value decision, the SSA will consider the following order of importance: In compliance with FAR 15.304(d), Factor 1 (Technical) is more important than Factor 2 (Past Performance). Factor 2 is more important than Factor 3 (Small Business Participation Commitment). Factor 3 is more important than Factor 4 (Price). In compliance with FAR 15.304(d), when combined, all other evaluation factors (Factors 1, 2, and 3) are significantly more important than Factor 4. However, Factor 4 will be carefully considered in the selection decision.
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Relative Order of Importance. In making the best value decision, the source selection authority will consider the following order of importance: In compliance with FAR 15.304(d), Factor 1 (Mission Capability) is more important than Factor 2 (Past Performance). Factor 2 is more important than Factor 3 (Cost). The evaluation factors of Mission Capability, Past Performance, and Cost are listed in descending order of importance. Within the Mission Capability factor, the subfactors are listed in descending order of importance. Cost is significantly less important than all other factors combined. In compliance with FAR 15.304(e), when combined, all other evaluation factors (Factors 1 and 2) are significantly more important than Factor 3. However, Factor 3 (Cost) will be carefully considered in the selection decision. Within Factor 3 (Cost), transition costs are to be priced separately and will not be considered in the selection decision within the most probable cost evaluation.
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Relative Order of Importance. The relative order of importance of factors are as follows: Factor 1 (Management Approach) is more important than Factor 2 (Initial TO Approach). Factor 2 (Initial TO Approach) is more important than Factor 3 (Past Performance). Factor 3 (Past Performance) is more important than Factor 4 (Price). Factor 1 (Management Approach) includes 3 Sub-elements. The Sub-elements will not be treated as Sub-Factors, and adjectival ratings will not be assigned for each Sub-element. The Sub- elements are considered of equal importance. Factor 2 (Initial TO Approach) includes 2 Sub-elements. The Sub-elements will not be treated as Sub-Factors, and adjectival ratings will not be assigned for each Sub-element. The Sub-elements are considered of equal importance. Factors 1, 2 and 3, when combined, are significantly more important than Factor 4 (Price). The degree of importance allocated to Factor 4 (Price) may increase as the Offerors’ proposals become more equal in the other evaluation areas. Offerors must achieve a rating of ACCEPTABLE, or higher, for Factors 1 and 2 in order to be considered for award. Subjective judgment against objective criteria is implicit in the evaluation process. Offerors are cautioned that award may be made to other than the lowest-priced proposal if the Government determines that paying a price premium is warranted based on its evaluation.
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Relative Order of Importance. Factor 1 – Technical is significantly more important than Factor 2 - Past Performance. Factor 2 - Past Performance is more important than Factor 3 - Cost/Price.
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Relative Order of Importance. The relative order of importance of factors are as follows: Factor 1 (Program Management) is more important than Factor 2 (Performance Confidence Assessment). Factor 2 (Performance Confidence Assessment) is more important than Factor 3 (Cost/Price).  The sub-factors under Factor 1 are listed in descending order of importance: o Sub-factor 1 (Recruitment/Retention Plan) o Sub-factor 2 (Staffing) o Sub-factor 3 (Quality Control Plan) o Sub-factor 4 (Task Order 0001 Transition Plan) Factors 1 and 2, when combined, are significantly more important than Factor 3 (Cost/Price). The degree of importance allocated to Factor 3 Cost/Price may increase as the Offerors’ proposals become more equal in the other evaluation areas. Offerors must achieve a rating of ACCEPTABLE, or higher, for Sub-factors 1-4 under Factor 1 in order to be considered for award. Subjective judgment against objective criteria is implicit in the evaluation process. Offerors are cautioned that award may be made to other than the lowest- priced proposal if the Government determines that paying a price premium is warranted based on its evaluation.
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Relative Order of Importance. Factor 1 – Technical Approach is significantly more important than Factor 2 - Past Performance and Factor 3 - Small Business when combined. Factor 2- Past Performance is equally important to Factor 3 – Small Business Participation. Factor 2 - Past Performance and Factor 3 - Small Business are individually more important than Factor 4 - Cost/Price.
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