Attachment 2A - Small Business Price Model Evaluation Worksheet 20250925.xlsx
Posted: Sept. 30, 2025
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This attachment serves as a small business price model evaluation worksheet for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). It outlines the instructions and assumptions for vendors participating in the evaluation process related to an indefinite delivery indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract.
The worksheet is designed to collect proposed pricing from offerors within the small business pool, specifically directing them to input their pricing in designated fields, including MSRP, contract vehicle details, and proposed unit prices across multiple years. The FAA emphasizes that all yellow-highlighted fields must be completed to ensure a comprehensive evaluation.
The document specifies that the total price will be evaluated based on a specific cell that aggregates all contract line item numbers (CLINs). Offerors are required to provide an escalation rate for future years, spanning from year 2 through year 10.
Additionally, it is noted that while future requirements will be competed at the delivery order level, the FAA retains the right to utilize any of the proposed prices within the first six months of contract award. This necessitates that offerors ensure their pricing is reasonable and balanced as per various referenced sections of the solicitation.
This worksheet is crucial for ensuring compliance with pricing requirements and facilitating a fair evaluation process for small business contractors.
The worksheet is designed to collect proposed pricing from offerors within the small business pool, specifically directing them to input their pricing in designated fields, including MSRP, contract vehicle details, and proposed unit prices across multiple years. The FAA emphasizes that all yellow-highlighted fields must be completed to ensure a comprehensive evaluation.
The document specifies that the total price will be evaluated based on a specific cell that aggregates all contract line item numbers (CLINs). Offerors are required to provide an escalation rate for future years, spanning from year 2 through year 10.
Additionally, it is noted that while future requirements will be competed at the delivery order level, the FAA retains the right to utilize any of the proposed prices within the first six months of contract award. This necessitates that offerors ensure their pricing is reasonable and balanced as per various referenced sections of the solicitation.
This worksheet is crucial for ensuring compliance with pricing requirements and facilitating a fair evaluation process for small business contractors.
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