Weights and Scoring Sample Clauses

Weights and Scoring. In accordance with NFS 1815.304-70(b)(1), the Mission Suitability factor will be weighted and scored on a 1000 point scale. The weights (points) associated with each Mission Suitability subfactor are as follows: Subfactor Description Points A Management Approach 600 B Technical Approach 300 C Small Business Utilization 100 The Mission Suitability subfactors will be evaluated using the adjectival rating, definitions, and percentile ranges at NFS 1815.305(a)(3)(A). The maximum points available for each subfactor will be multiplied by the assessed percent for each subfactor to derive the score for the particular subfactor. For example, if a subfactor has possible 200 points and receives a percent rating 80, then the score for that subfactor would be 160 points. (End of provision) M.5 GSFC 52.215-321 Cost Evaluation Factor (JUN 2014) The proposed costs will be assessed to determine reasonableness and cost realism. The evaluation will be conducted in accordance with FAR 15.305(a)(1) and NFS 1815.305(a)(1)(B). Offerors should refer to FAR 2.101(b) for a definition of “cost realism” and to FAR 15.404-1(d) for a discussion of "cost realism analysis” and “probable cost”. Both the "proposed and probable cost" will reflect the Offeror’s proposed fee amount. Proposed fee will be corrected to resolve mathematical errors, if any. Proposed fee will not be adjusted as a result of any cost realism adjustments to establish the probable cost. Both the proposed and probable cost assessment (inclusive of all options) will be presented to the Source Selection Authority, along with the proposed FFP Phase-in price. (End of provision) M.6 GSFC 52.215-330 Past Performance Evaluation Factor (JUN 2014) An offeror’s past performance will be evaluated based on FAR Part 15 and the evaluation criteria in this provision. All past performance references must meet the “recent” and minimum average annual cost/fee expenditures criteria provided below for both prime contractor references and significant subcontractor references in order to be evaluated. For purposes of past performance, the term “Offeror” refers to a prime contractor and its significant subcontractors. Accordingly, the past performance of significant(s) subcontractors shall also be evaluated and attributed to the Offeror. The past performance of a significant subcontractor will be compared to the work proposed to be performed by that subcontractor, and weighted accordingly in assigning the overall past performance adjectival r...
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