Attachment 2B - Unrestricted Price Model Evaluation Worksheet 20250925.xlsx
Posted: Sept. 30, 2025
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This unrestricted price model evaluation worksheet is intended for vendors participating in the FAA's IDIQ contract evaluation process.
The worksheet serves as a structured template for vendors to submit their proposed pricing for hardware and software requirements outlined in sections B and C of the solicitation. Vendors are instructed to fill out specific fields highlighted in yellow, including manufacturer suggested retail price (MSRP), contract vehicle details, unit prices, and escalation rates for each year from year 2 through year 10. The total evaluated price will be calculated based on the entries made in these fields.
The worksheet emphasizes that it is not an exhaustive list of all required items but rather a historical representation of FAA requirements. Vendors must ensure that their proposed pricing is reasonable and balanced, as the FAA reserves the right to utilize these prices within the first six months of contract award.
Additionally, the worksheet includes a detailed structure for contract line item numbers (CLINs), OEM information, part numbers, descriptions, quantities, and various pricing metrics necessary for evaluation purposes. This structured approach aims to facilitate a transparent and competitive bidding process among offerors within the unrestricted business pool.
The worksheet serves as a structured template for vendors to submit their proposed pricing for hardware and software requirements outlined in sections B and C of the solicitation. Vendors are instructed to fill out specific fields highlighted in yellow, including manufacturer suggested retail price (MSRP), contract vehicle details, unit prices, and escalation rates for each year from year 2 through year 10. The total evaluated price will be calculated based on the entries made in these fields.
The worksheet emphasizes that it is not an exhaustive list of all required items but rather a historical representation of FAA requirements. Vendors must ensure that their proposed pricing is reasonable and balanced, as the FAA reserves the right to utilize these prices within the first six months of contract award.
Additionally, the worksheet includes a detailed structure for contract line item numbers (CLINs), OEM information, part numbers, descriptions, quantities, and various pricing metrics necessary for evaluation purposes. This structured approach aims to facilitate a transparent and competitive bidding process among offerors within the unrestricted business pool.
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