Proposals in response to this RFP must be divided into two appropriately labeled and sealed packages marked Technical Proposal (applies to both the Draft Technical Proposal and Final Proposal submissions) and Cost Proposal (applies only to the Final Proposal submission). All proposal submissions should be clearly labeled with the RFP number. The contents of each package must be as follows: Package 1 Technical Proposal and Administrative Requirements — For the Draft Technical Proposal, this package addresses all requirements specified in the RFP using Templates A, G J, and O. – For the Final Proposal, this package addresses all requirements specified in the RFP using Templates A M. – Package 2 Cost Proposal (Final Proposal only) — Cost Proposal using the form provided in Template N Cost Workbook. – Package 1 Proposal and Administrative Requirements —Technical This package of the Vendor’s response must include the following, with each section corresponding to the template designated with the same letter: For the Draft Technical Proposal Sections A, G J, and O as described below. – – For the Proposal Sections A M as described below. – – Section A. Cover Letter and Executive Summary (Draft Technical and Final Proposal) This section of the Vendor’s Technical Proposal must include a letter, cover sheet, table of contents, executive summary, Vendor contact/location information (including Subcontractor(s), if applicable), and confirmation that the Vendor meets minimum qualifications. Submission of this section must comply with the instructions detailed in Template A Cover Letter and Executive Summary. – If the Vendor wishes to propose an exception to any Standard Covered California Provision for Contracts and Grants or and Conditions for Technology Contracts, it must notify Covered California in the cover letter. Failure to note exceptions will be deemed to be acceptance of the Standard Covered California Provision for Contracts and Grants. If exceptions are not noted in the RFP response but raised during contract negotiations, Covered California reserves the right to cancel the negotiation if deemed to be in the best interests of Covered California. Section B. Vendor Experience Proposal Only) This section of the Vendor’s Technical Proposal must include an overview of the Vendor’s organization (including Subcontractor(s), if applicable), corporate background and experience, and information regarding financial stability. Submission of this section must comply with the instructions detailed in Template B Vendor Experience. –
Proposals in response to this RFP must be divided into two appropriately labeled and sealed packages marked Technical Proposal (applies to both the Draft Technical Proposal and Final Proposal submissions) and Cost Proposal (applies only to the Final Proposal submission). All proposal submissions should be clearly labeled with the RFP number. The contents of each package must be as follows: Package 1 — Technical Proposal and Administrative Requirements For the Draft Technical Proposal, this package addresses all requirements specified in the RFP using Templates A, G – J, and O. For the Final Proposal, this package addresses all requirements specified in the RFP using Templates A – M. Package 2 — Cost Proposal (Final Proposal only) Cost Proposal using the form provided in Template N – Cost Workbook. Package 1 —Technical Proposal and Administrative Requirements This package of the Vendor’s response must include the following, with each section corresponding to the template designated with the same letter: For the Draft Technical Proposal – Sections A, G – J, and O as described below. For the Proposal – Sections A – M as described below. Section A. Cover Letter and Executive Summary (Draft Technical and Final Proposal) This section of the Vendor’s Technical Proposal must include a letter, cover sheet, table of contents, executive summary, Vendor contact/location information (including Subcontractor(s), if applicable), and confirmation that the Vendor meets minimum qualifications. Submission of this section must comply with the instructions detailed in Template A – Cover Letter and Executive Summary. If the Vendor wishes to propose an exception to any Standard Covered California Provision for Contracts and Grants or and Conditions for Technology Contracts, it must notify Covered California in the cover letter. Failure to note exceptions will be deemed to be acceptance of the Standard Covered California Provision for Contracts and Grants. If exceptions are not noted in the RFP response but raised during contract negotiations, Covered California reserves the right to cancel the negotiation if deemed to be in the best interests of Covered California. Section B. Vendor Experience Proposal Only) This section of the Vendor’s Technical Proposal must include an overview of the Vendor’s organization (including Subcontractor(s), if applicable), corporate background and experience, and information regarding financial stability. Submission of this section must comply with the instructions detailed in Template B – Vendor Experience.
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