Quality Proposal
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- 1. Elements of a Quality Bid Proposal for State Government An Overview in State of Michigan Procurement Practices and Procedures Jennifer M. Granholm, Governor Phyllis Mellon, Acting Director
2. TRAINING AGENDA
- A. Elements of a Quality Proposal
- B. DMB Procurement Process
- C.Contact Information
3. Elements of a Quality Proposal
- Specifications/Demonstrate
- Scope of Work compliance
- Pricing:Competitive bestprice first
- Pre-Bid Meetings:Participate
- Pre- Qualification:Complete in advance
- Q&A:
- Acknowledge: Addendums/Terms
- Forms:Read & complete
- Follow communication rules
4. Forms:Solicitation Documents RFQ:Request for Quote ITB :Invitation to Bid RFP :Request for Proposal RFI :Request for Information PrequalificationProgram 5. Solicitation Documents:RFQ
- Informal Competitive Bid, under $25,000
- Simple solicitation
- (mail, fax, e-mail, phone, etc.)
- Price is usually the primary evaluation factor
- Lower cost commodities with non-complex specifications.
6. Solicitation Documents: ITB
- Formal Competitive Bid
- Low complexity
- Low Bid or Best Value - Price is one of the main evaluation criteria
- Defined bid due date & time.
- No Public Bid Openings.
- (Except Design & Construction)
7. Solicitation Document:RFP
- Competitive Formal Proposal
- A more complex purchase
- Best Value - Price is only one ofmanyevaluation criteria
- Highly technical commodities like IT and professional services
- Defined bid due date & time.
8.
- Two types: Pricing Research or Market Research
- RFIs can be formal or informal
- RFI response content may be used to develop an RFP
Solicitation Documents:RFI 9. Solicitation Document:Pre-Qualification Programs
- Advertised in same manner as RFP
- Due date and time for response
- Requirements vary per program
- Exist for a certain period of time
- May allow entry on a yearly basis
- Does not guarantee a contract or sales
- May just be a list of licensed or certified businesses
10. Element #1:ITB / RFP Components
- Article 1: Work Statement
- Article 2: Terms and Conditions
- Article 3: Bid Process and EvaluationCriteria
- Article 4:Required Bidder Information
- Article 5:Recovery Act Terms and Conditions
11. ITB / RFP Components:Article 1
- Project Title and Description
- Specifications / Scope of Work
- Required Service & Delivery Capabilities
- Reporting Requirements
- Minimum Order / Palletizing
- Proposal Pricing
- Special Terms & Conditions
12. ITB / RFP Components:Article 2
- Standard Contractual Terms
- Important Terms Include (but are not limited to):
- Insurance
- Payment Information
- Cancellation
- Contract Term / Optional Renewal Years
13. ITB / RFP Components:Article 3
- Pre Bid Meetings and Q & A Period
- Communication Rules
- Award Process
- Evaluation Criteria
- Proposal Format Details
- Bid Submission Instructions
- Bid Bond Requirements (If Any)
14. ITB / RFP Components:Article 4
- Company Information
- Prior Experience
- Staffing
- Past Performance
- Contract Performance
- Place of Performance
- Disclosure of Litigation
- MIDEAL - Extended Purchasing
- Article 4.doc
15. Element #2:Specifications
- Article 1 Statement of Work
- Many Different Types :commodity specifications, services scope of work, design, installation requirements etc.
- Alternate Brands: Commodity bids may have a reference brand, indicating equivalentalternates are acceptable. Bidders can submit multiple options.
- Exceptions: Some exceptions are found to be acceptable.Bidders should submit a question in the Q&A period to determine which may be acceptablebeforesubmitting their bid.
16. Element #3:Pricing
- Be competitive, submit your best price with your bid upfront
- Negotiations via email
- BAFO:Best and Final Offer
- Discount Delivery Terms
- Discount Schedules
- Multi Unit Discounts
17. Element #4:Pre-Bid Meetings
- May be Mandatory or Optional
- Walk Through the Site(s)
- Provide Clarification of Visual Layout
- Prompt Vendors to Ask Questions
18. Element #5:Question and Answer Period
- Each Bid has a Q&A Period.
- Due Date and Time for Questions
- Buyer will post Q&A as an addendum to the bid.
- Q&A may revise the bid requirements
- Bidders are strongly encouraged to email in as many questions needed to submit your best proposal.
19. Element #5:Acknowledgements
- Bidders must acknowledge:
- Understanding of the work to be done
- Addendums, including Q&A
- Requirements of Bid Package
- Questions asked in the Bid
- Have successfully completed pre-qualification, if applicable
- Statement of Agreement to Terms and Conditions
- Complete additional RFP forms, if any
20. DMB Procurement Process
- Evaluation Period
- Clarifications
- Internal Approvals
- Award Notification
- 5. Debrief
- 6. FOIA
- 7. Protest
21. Evaluation Period:Award Type
- Single Award-Award entire contract to one vendor
- Split AwardAward by item, or group of items, split among multiple vendors.
- Multiple source awards Award to multiple vendors among multiple responses.
- Regional or Zone awardsAward by region or zone
22. Protest
- Who can protest?
- Responsive Bidder
- Who cannot protest?
- Bidders who No Bid
- Manufacturers or suppliers selling through distributors, or businesses listed as subcontractors in a vendor's proposal.
23. Contact Information Rebecca Nevai, Coordinator Phone:517-373-8530 Email: [email_address] Buy Michigan First Patrick Mullen Phone: 517-373-0967 Email: [email_address] DMB Facilities Administration Tammi Hart, Coordinator Phone:517-335-4770 Email:[email_address] Supplier Diversity General Email: [email_address] Buy Michigan FirstBusiness Development Unit 24. Contact Information Phone:517-373-9559 Email: [email_address] DMB Real Estate State HeadquartersPhone:616.331.7480 Website:www.misbtdc.org Michigan Small Business & Technology Development Centers (SBTDC) Regional PTAC Phone:734-362-3477 Website:www.ptacsofmichigan.org Procurement Technical Assistance Centers Of Michigan (PTAC) General Information Phone:517-373-9808 Website:[email_address] Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) 25. Contact Information MichiganDistrict Office Phone:313- 226-6075Website:www.sba.gov Small Business Administration (SBA) Nancy Taylor - Williams Phone:517- 241-5952http://www.michigan.gov/msi Michigan State Industries (MSI) Ann Williams Phone:248- 967-0570 ext 211 http://www.michigan.gov/mdot Michigan Departmentof Transportation (MDOT)