Cost/Price Factor Sample Clauses

Cost/Price Factor. This factor is used to assess the cost to the Government of each Offeror’s proposal if it were selected for award. Proposed costs are analyzed to determine the cost and associated risks of doing business with an Offeror based upon the Offeror’s proposed approach and cost. A cost realism analysis will be performed to assess the reasonableness of the proposed costs. The cost realism analysis is not numerically scored.
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Cost/Price Factor. Adjectival ratings shall not be used for Offerors Cost/Price proposals. The Government will fully evaluate and negotiate all priced ordering periods for award. For each proposal, the U.S. Government will calculate a Weighted Evaluation Price by multiplying the proposed unit price for each quantity range for all five Ordering Periods by its respective weight and maximum quantity, and summing its totals. The Weighted Evaluated Price is the sum of all five Ordering Periods. In addition, the Government will calculate the Evaluated FAT Price by summing the FAT prices for all five Ordering Periods for the applicable CLINS. The Total Evaluated Price will be the sum of the Total Weighted Evaluated Price and the Total Evaluated FAT Price. The evaluation of all ordering periods will not obligate the Government to place more than the minimum order. The Offeror’s Cost/Xxxxx proposal will be evaluated as follows.
Sample 1
Cost/Price Factor. 1) The offeror’s price proposal will be evaluated for award purposes, based upon the proposed total evaluated price. The total evaluated price will be calculated as the sum total of evaluated pricing for IKs, spares, labor, and other direct costs (ODCs) computed as follows:
Sample 1

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