Candidate Identification and Screening Sample Clauses

Candidate Identification and Screening. WRMA has the ability to source, screen, hire, and retain qualified candidates from a variety of venues: current in-house employees, our pool of consultants and potential subcontractor staff, and from WRMA’s custom built contingency hire repository, housing over 7,000 candidates of pre-qualified staff. For each Task Order, we will source and screen candidates in the following order until qualified best fit staff are secured: 1) WRMA In-House Staff 2) Subcontractors, 3) Network Recruiting. This prioritization will yield the quickest and most cost-effective results and staff commitment throughout the project life cycle. WRMA Employees and Consultants (In-House Staff). As part of our “go/no-go bid” decision for each customer's request for quote (RFQ), WRMA will use our Requirements Gap Analysis Matrix to quickly evaluate whether WRMA has the best fit staff and capabilities to satisfy the RFQ requirements. This involves recording, assessing, and scoring each staff member's qualifications, such as area of expertise, lengths of experience, recency of experience, and proximity to the client. For instance, we may assign a “high score” if level of education and years of experience matches the requirement and the recency of the experience is within one year and for a Florida agency, but would instead assign a “medium” score if experience is relevant, but not within 3 years. We will only propose in-house candidates rated a “high” fit. WRMA's company-wide utilization rate structure assumes an average of 85% (of billable hours), so every year staff have 15% of their time uncommitted. This enables us to respond to evolving staff needs. This practice ensures that key personnel assigned to existing projects are not over-extended and can take on RFP No: 06-80101500-J “Technical Proposal – Service Category 1: Management Consulting Services” Wellness Research Monitoring Analytics additional work on current projects as required. In the event qualified in-house or consultant staff are not available, WRMA will solicit/review candidates proposed by our potential subcontractor and network pool.
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