Technical Capability Clause Samples

The Technical Capability clause defines the minimum technical skills, resources, and expertise that a party must possess to fulfill its contractual obligations. Typically, this clause requires the party to demonstrate access to qualified personnel, appropriate technology, and relevant experience necessary for the project or service. By setting these standards, the clause ensures that only parties with adequate technical competence are engaged, thereby reducing the risk of project failure or substandard performance.
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Technical Capability. The information in the offer shall meet all the requirements contained herein. The offerors shall provide with their offer package, at a minimum, in written English the following information: Evidence that the offeror operates an established business with a permanent physical address (such as a store front) and telephone listing and is registered to conduct business in Morocco. Experience in relevant business along with any relevant certification and licenses. A copy of Tax Identification Certificate A copy of Company’s Registration Certificate NDAA compliance (fill in representations under 52.204-24 & 52.204-26) Responsibility will be determined by analyzing whether the apparent successful offeror complies with the requirement of FAR subpart 9.1 including: Ability to comply with the required performance period, taking into consideration all existing commercial and governmental business commitments. Satisfactory record of integrity and business ethics. Necessary organization, experience, and skills or the ability to obtain them. Necessary equipment and facilities or the ability to obtain them; and Be otherwise qualified and eligible to receive an award under applicable laws and regulations. The vendors (BPA holders) interested in this business opportunity shall be prepared to accept BPA terms, conditions, and clauses, by signing and returning a copy of the BPA to the U.S. Embassy Contracting Officer. An example of the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) and Department of State Acquisition Regulations (DOSAR) clauses is included below. The actual set of clauses associated with a BPA may vary depending on the type of goods or services covered by the Blanket Purchase Agreement. Since a BPA is not a contract, neither party is bound to its terms. However, if an order is issued under the BPA and the BPA-holder agrees to provide the commercial item or service, that individual order becomes a binding contract between the parties and both parties are then bound to all the terms and conditions in the BPA for that order. An estimated annual volume amount will be indicated on the BPA but that amount will not be binding on the agreement. The BPA holder shall designate a Project Manager or an Account Representative who shall be the BPA holder’s point of contact for the purpose of BPA orders and invoices resulting from the orders. Any purchase made under a BPA will be based on mutually agreed upon prices obtained either in writing or orally by telephone or personal con...
Technical Capability. The Farmee has the technical capability, personnel and resources to fulfill its obligations as Operator.
Technical Capability. Provide a complete technical specification description of the equipment offered, and describe in detail the approach for meeting the technical requirements to include a description of your services and systems that will be used to perform the requirements listed in section B. Sub-Factor 1 - XXXXXXX Sub-Factor 2 - XXXXXXX Describe in detail the approach to accomplish the XXXXXXXX and XXXXXX to perform the requirements in section B. Factor 2: Delivery - Provide the processing turnaround time from receipt of a delivery order until equipment is ready for shipment.
Technical Capability. For demonstrating Technical Capability, an interested applicant shall have either, (i) developed and/or operated and managed, or (ii) granted license(s) or concession(s) for development, operation, maintenance and management of, in each case, at least 3 (Three) non- aeronautical business categories set out below, at any single airport in India with a minimum annual passenger throughput (at such airport) of 8 (Eight) million: (a) Duty free outlet(s) or duty paid retail outlet(s); (b) Food and beverages outlet(s); (c) Car parking; (d) Advertisement and promotions; and (e) Passenger lounge. For the purposes of demonstrating Technical Capability in accordance with this Clause 2.2, an interested applicant may rely on the experience of 1 (One) or more of its Affiliates. For the purposes of this request for EOI, the term ‘Affiliate’ is defined below:
Technical Capability. Purchaser has the technical capability, personnel and resources to fulfill its obligations under this Agreement.
Technical Capability. SUBFACTOR DEFINITIONS SUBFACTOR 1: TECHNICAL UNDERSTANDING
Technical Capability. Distributor will have the technical capability to enable it to demonstrate and explain in detail to its Customers the features and capabilities of the Products. From time to time, ILS may impose reasonable training or certification requirements on Distributor in connection with the resale of certain Products. If a certification is required by ILS in the future, after a reasonable period of time is given to Distributor to obtain the certification, Distributor will be required to satisfy the requirement before future orders for such Products will be accepted by ILS. Certification requirements will be supplied to Distributor in writing by ILS from time to time during the term of this Agreement.
Technical Capability. The Government will evaluate the Offeror’s Technical Capability based on the information submitted in accordance with Section L of the solicitation. The Offeror’s Technical Capability proposal shall convince the Government that the Offeror is capable of fully providing the services identified in the Statement of Work (SOW) by the contract start date. Each Offeror’s Technical Capability shall address the following Subfactors: Table 1 – Technical Capability Subfactors Subfactor A: Organization / Management The Offeror will be evaluated on demonstrating compliance with all requirements delineated within the SOW, as well as clearly addressing management organization, program structure and oversight of the contract in order to meet the requirements of the SOW. The Government will consider the Offeror’s Management Plan, Material Control, Quality Control, and Emergent Requirements in order to determine the Offerors overall Organization Management. The Organization Management Subfactor will be evaluated on an “Acceptable” or “Unacceptable” basis. Subfactor B: Manpower Resources and Capabilities This Subfactor will assess the Offeror’s plan to provide qualified personnel and sufficient capabilities to perform the work as outlined in the SOW. The Manpower Resources and Capabilities Subfactor will be evaluated on an “Acceptable” or “Unacceptable” basis. Subfactor C: Methods and Equipment This Subfactor assesses the Offeror’s plan to provide methods and equipment to perform the work as outlined in the SOW. Although equipment requirements may vary with the work authorized for a specific Task Order, the Offeror will be evaluated on its ability to provide sufficient facilities and equipment to fully support the work intended by this contract. The Methods and Equipment Subfactor will be evaluated on an “Acceptable” or “Unacceptable” basis.
Technical Capability. 50% a) Experience Score achieved as per Clause 5.4 of the RFQ‐cum‐RFP 50 marks 40 marks – Only on achieving the Threshold Technical Experience Score 1 marks for every 5 Experience Score above the Threshold Experience Score up to a maximum limit of 10 marks
Technical Capability. 5.4.1 The following categories of experience would qualify as experience for an Eligible Project: