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Vital Statistics Cooperative Program VSCP

VSCP Contract Purpose. To fulfill the legislatively mandated mission to produce national vital statistics based on annually collected data from the nation's birth, death, and fetal death records.To assure the qualitative reliability and timely availability of the data for the new performance period

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Vital Statistics Cooperative Program VSCP

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    2. VSCP Contract Purpose To fulfill the legislatively mandated mission to produce national vital statistics based on annually collected data from the nations birth, death, and fetal death records. To assure the qualitative reliability and timely availability of the data for the new performance period.

    3. NEW VSCP CONTRACT Draft Solicitation 200-2009-VSCP issued 5/27/2009 Proposal Due Date: Tentative 7/17/2009 57 IDIQ Contracts to be awarded Effective date Date of Award or date signed by the Government Period of Performance 5 years No funds are obligated on the IDIQ Contract Funds are obligated on each individual delivery/task order

    4. PRICING States/Territories must provide a cost proposal Proposal must show: The price for each deliverable The methodology used to derive the price The calculations for the price for each deliverable Ranges: 1-3 months lots; 4-6 months lots; 7-9 months lots; and 10-12 months lots. It is common to give quantity discounts, but not required. Special Projects Pricing to be determined (TBD). Refer to Note 4 of the solicitation bid schedule.

    5. There are a variety of instruments and techniques under which recurring requirements can be accommodated. The goal of acquisition is to meet program objectives, your choices should be those that can best serve the requirement within the parameters of law and public policy. A lot of work is required upfront when initiating an IDIQ Contract, but once the contract is in place, it streamlines and speeds up the process for ordering data. There are a variety of instruments and techniques under which recurring requirements can be accommodated. The goal of acquisition is to meet program objectives, your choices should be those that can best serve the requirement within the parameters of law and public policy. A lot of work is required upfront when initiating an IDIQ Contract, but once the contract is in place, it streamlines and speeds up the process for ordering data.

    6. Supply vs. Service Supply End Item, Product, or Commodity Examples: VSCP Data, Equifax Credit Report, Spare Parts Service Directly engages the time and effort of a contractor whose primary purpose is to perform an identifiable task rather than furnish an end item of supply Examples: Janitorial, Lawn Maintenance, Advisory and Assistance

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    8. Terms and Conditions Flow down to each individual order in their entirety Not restated in each individual order NOTE: Any remarks and explanations made at this meeting shall not qualify the terms of the solicitation. The terms of the solicitation and statement of work remain unchanged unless amended in writing

    9. Ordering Procedures As the need exists for data, the Contracting Officer will notify the States/Territories of the requirement by issuing orders Orders placed against IDIQ contract in writing Orders shall define the supplies along with delivery time frames Orders can be varying periods of performance Orders shall establish a firm-fixed price Refer to Clause G.3 for further guidance

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