vi. the project. The WBS as proposed by the offeror con- can be scheduled and priced for the proposal and can Exhibit F: Cost-Sharing Arrangement The purposes for this exhibit are two-fold. First is the cost-sharing portion of the project for each phase. (b) SECTION TWO: ADDITIONAL INFORMATION The offeror shall furnish all information requested below, if applicable. The offeror shall be responsible for subcontractor and consultant submissions. i. Subcontracts: In addition to a subcontract list required by the Material Section in support of the SF 1411, the following information is required for planned subcontracts of $500,000 or more: (1) The number of quotations solicited and received. (2) The cost or price analysis accomplished, including a cost element analysis by the offeror as to the allocability, allowability, and reasonableness of the costs proposed. (3) Names and addresses of the subcontractors tentatively selected and basis of selection, i.e., low bidder, delivery schedule, technical competence, etc. (4) Type of contract contemplated. (5) Affiliations with the proposer (prime contractor), if any. ii. Consultants: For each consultant proposed, the following information should be supplied with the proposer's Cost Proposal: (1) Resume. (2) Details of what cost elements are included in the rate, and what costs will be charged in addition to the rate. (3) Five (5) invoices submitted to private industry that support the proposed rate, and confirmation of payment; or Employment history for the previous three (3) years, including salary and rate history, covering only those times when the consultant worked 20 days or more. (4) A proposed consulting agreement between the offeror and the consultant. (5) A signed statement from the consultant that the pro- (6) A rate comparison from the offeror which indicates that the rate proposed is comparable to the rates of other consultants doing similar types of work. The offeror may be asked to provide the names of the other consultants used in the comparison. (c) SECTION 3: SUMMARY OF EXCEPTIONS, DEVIATIONS AND ASSUMPTIONS The proposer shall identify and explain any exceptions, deviations, or conditional assumptions taken with respect to the requirements of this Cost Proposal. Any exceptions, etc., taken must contain sufficient explanation and justification to permit evaluation. All benefits to the Government shall be explained for each exception taken. Such exceptions will not, of themselves, automatically cause a proposal to be termed unacceptable, however, a large number of exceptions, or one or more significant exceptions not providing benefit to the Government may result in rejection of the proposal as unacceptable. |