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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF JANUARY 31,2000 PSA#2526U.S. Department of Education, Contracts and Purchasing Operations, CPO,
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n/a DUE 020700 POC Christiana Testamark, Contract Specialist,
202-708-8419. For copies of the SOW contact Angela Robinson at
202-708-8279 or Angela Robinson@ed.gov or visit the Department of
Education's Website at http://ocfo.ed.gov/coninfo/00Q0200.htm The
Department of Education is soliciting proposals for the Testing of an
Electronic Field Reading (EFR) Application for ED Discretionary Grant
Programs. The Department anticipates a purchase order award using
simplified acquisition procedures. In accordance with FAR 13.003(b)(1)
this acquisition has been set aside exclusively for small business
concerns. The U.S. Department of Education (ED) requires contractual
services to support the evaluation of discretionary grant applications
received for FY 2000 competitions. One of ED's important
responsibilities in administering discretionary grants funded under
congressional acts of law, as amended, is to provide for the efficient
and effective evaluation of grant applications submitted by qualified
applicants. If ED funds are sought for discretionary grant projects,
applicants must submit proposals for review by ED, in accordance with
the regulations established for such reviews. In some ED programs, ED
staffs handle the review and decisions regarding submitted
applications. However, most ED program competitions require the use of
external reviewers (readers) to assess the worthiness of grant
applications for funding. Generally, the application reviews are held
in Washington or in the regions. ED proposes to arrange follow-up tests
to determine the efficacy, quality, and cost of the use of Electronic
Field Reading (EFR). The testing will take place in the spring and
summer, 2000, on selected ED program competitions. Your technical
proposal should respond to the following evaluation criteria: Technical
Capability, Similar Experience, and Past Performance. Your business
proposal may contain pricing information for Key Personnel, overhead,
G&A, profit, other direct expenses, and travel. The estimated Level of
Effort total is 1034 hours. Please prepare your response in the
following format: 1) One original and two copies of a business proposal
and 2) One original and two copies of a technical proposal. Your
response must be submitted no later than February 7, 2000 at 5:00 p.m.
Your response should be submitted to: Christianita Testamark Contract
Specialist U.S. Department of Education Contracts and Purchasing
Operations Group C, Mail Stop 4446 ROB#3, Room 3624 7th & D Streets,
S.W. Washington, DC 20202-4731 Phone: (202)708-8419 Fax: (202)708-9964
E-mail: Christianita_Testamark@ed.gov For copies of the SOW and
estimated Level of Effort contact Angela Robinson at 202-708-8279 or
Angela_Robinson@ed.gov or visit the Department of Education's Web site
at http://ocfo.ed.gov/coninfo/00Q0200.htm. Posted 01/27/00
(W-SN419340). (0027) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0069 20000131\R-0001.SOL)
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