
Federal Supply Service
Management, Organizational, and Business Improvement
Services (MOBIS)
FSC
Group: 874
Industrial
Class: 8742
Contract
Number: GS-10F-0299M
June
1, 2002 through May 31, 2007
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Contractor: Wright Solutions, Inc.
8300 Professional Place, Suite 104
Lanham, MD 20785
Business Size: 8(a), Woman Owned, Small Disadvantaged Business
Contact Person: Calvert Wright
Telephone: (301) 459-3552
Fax Number: (301) 459-3466
E-mail: cwright@wrightsolutions.net
Web Site: http://www.wrightsolutions.net/
Company Overview:
Wright Solutions is located in
Lanham, Maryland. We are a Certified
8(a) Small Disadvantaged, Woman-Owned Business. Wright Solutions has five (5) years of experience in providing
management consulting and information Technology services to industry, federal,
state, and local government. Although considered a small business, Wright
Solutions has demonstrated that it is capable of meeting the demands of large
contracts by supporting efforts within its geographic market and nationally.
The firm is built around values of
Integrity, Professionalism, and
a Commitment to Customer Service and Customer Satisfaction
Ordering and Customer
Information:
1. Awarded
Special Item Numbers (SINs):
Special
Item No. (SIN) 874-1-Consulting Services
2.
Maximum Order:
$1,000,000.00
3.
Minimum Order: $300.00
4.
Geographic Coverage (Delivery Area):
The
geographic scope of this contract is the 48 contiguous states, the District of
Columbia, Alaska, Hawaii, and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.
5.
Point(s) of Production (city, county, and state or foreign country):
Same as
company address.
6.
Discount from List Prices or Statement of Net Prices:
The
prices listed in this pricelist are net prices, inclusive of all discounts.
7.
Quantity Discounts:
None
Offered.
8.
Prompt Payment Terms
Net 30
days.
9a.
Notification that Government Purchase Cards are Accepted at or Below the Micro
Purchase Threshold:
Yes.
9b. Notification Whether Government
Purchase Cards are Accepted or Not Accepted above Micro Purchase Threshold:
Accept
Over $2,500.00
10.
Foreign Items:
None.
11a.
Time of Delivery:
Specified
on the Task Order
11b.
Expedited Delivery:
Contact
Wright Solutions, Inc.
11c.
Overnight and 2-day Delivery:
Contact
Wright Solutions, Inc.
11d.
Urgent Requirements:
Contact
Wright Solutions, Inc.
12.
F.O.B Points(s):
Destination.
13a.
Ordering Address(es):
Same as
Company Address
13.
Ordering Address:
Orders
will be addressed to the following address:
Wright Solutions, Inc.
8300 Professional Place, Suite 104
Lanham, MD 20785
Telephone: (301) 459-3552, Ext. 101
14.
Payment Address:
Payments
will be addressed to the following address:
Wright Solutions, Inc.
P.O. Box 4552
Upper Marlboro, MD 20775
15.
Warranty Provision:
Contractor’s
standard commercial warranty.
16.
Export Packing Charges:
Not
Applicable
17.
Terms and Conditions of Government Purchase Card Acceptance:
Contact
Wright Solutions, Inc.
Labor Categories and Rates:
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Year 1 - Base |
Year 2 |
Year 3 |
Year 4 |
Year 5 |
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Labor Categories |
6/1/02 – 5/31/03 |
6/1/03 – 5/31/04 |
6/1/04 – 5/31/05 |
6/1/05 – 5/31/06 |
6/1/06 – 5/31/07 |
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Project Manager |
$118.75 |
$123.19 |
$128.12 |
$133.24 |
$138.57 |
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Senior Consultant |
$95.00 |
$98.55 |
$102.49 |
$106.59 |
$110.86 |
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Consultant |
$74.10 |
$76.87 |
$79.94 |
$83.14 |
$86.47 |
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Junior Consultant |
$61.75 |
$64.06 |
$66.62 |
$69.29 |
$72.06 |
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Senior Analyst |
$66.50 |
$68.99 |
$71.75 |
$74.62 |
$77.60 |
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Analyst |
$52.25 |
$54.20 |
$56.37 |
$58.62 |
$60.97 |
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Sr. Doc. Specialist |
$43.70 |
$45.34 |
$47.15 |
$49.04 |
$51.00 |
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Doc. Specialist |
$29.45 |
$30.55 |
$31.77 |
$33.04 |
$34.36 |
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Labor Category Descriptions:
Project Manager:
Manages day-today work in an environment that focuses on business, operations, organizational, or management improvement processes and practices. Demonstrates creativity and resourcefulness in complex assignments, utilizes strong communications skills, and may have high standing as a technical expert in client communities. Provides technical and administrative guidance for personnel performing business improvement and organizational development tasks, including review of work products for accuracy, adherence to the design concept and to applicable standards, review of program documentation to assure compliance with government standards/requirements, and for progress in accordance with schedules. May lead projects having significant technical complexity and be responsible for managing and motivating staff. Receives only general policy guidance from supervisor.
Qualifications at this level generally include a Bachelors degree (often a business, organizational development, or scientific discipline) and ten or more years of directly related technical and management experience. Has at least two years of experience managing multiple projects.
Senior Consultant:
Conducts complex
analysis and develops concepts in support of program requirements. Demonstrates exceptional creativity
and resourcefulness in the most demanding and complex assignments, and utilizes
strong communications skills. May include conducting studies, preparing
impact statements, evaluating program development, collecting project
documentation, data collection, providing data analysis/evaluation, migrating
strategy and project management regulatory compliance support. Translates mission and high-level organizational
performance requirements into broad strategic goals, objectives, and approaches
to their achievement. May include
analysis of mission, program goals and objectives, organizational performance
assessment, special studies and analysis, development of a requirements
statement or exploration of operational concepts for use in policy and decision
making. May act as an internal
consultant for broad program areas or in a highly specialized area. May lead programs or projects having maximum
client importance, high visibility, and technical complexity. May also be responsible for managing and
motivating staff. Receives general
policy guidance from supervisor.
Qualifications at this level
generally include a Masters degree
(typically in a business, organizational development, or scientific discipline)
and fifteen to twenty years of related experience or a Bachelors degree and twenty or more years of related
experience. An additional five years of
related experience may be substituted for a Bachelors degree.
Consultant:
Works in an environment that focuses on business, operations, organizational, or management improvement processes and practices. Demonstrates creativity and resourcefulness in moderately complex assignments, and utilizes strong communications skills to help craft solutions to customers’ problems. Conducts analysis and develops concepts in support of program requirements. May include conducting studies, preparing impact statements, evaluating program development, collecting project documentation, data collection, providing data analysis/evaluation, migrating strategy and project management regulatory compliance support. Has broad technical skills or is developing specialized skills, may lead tasks within a project, occasionally lead for entire project, and occasionally supervise less senior staff at the project level. Normally requires no supervision on tasks, but will receive instructions as to the general results expected and technical guidance on unusual or complex problems.
Qualifications at this level
generally include a Masters degree
(typically in a business, organizational development, or scientific discipline)
and five to ten years of related experience or a Bachelors degree and fifteen years of related experience. An additional five years of related
experience may be substituted for a Bachelors degree.
Junior Consultant:
Works in an environment that focuses on business,
operations, organizational, or management improvement processes and
practices. Performs a substantial
portion of routine business improvement or organizational development tasks
under supervision. Applies standard
techniques in performing work designed to develop technical knowledge and
skills. Conducts analysis and develops concepts in support of
program requirements. May include
conducting studies, preparing impact statements, evaluating program
development, collecting project documentation, data collection, providing data
analysis/evaluation, migrating strategy and project management support. Works under moderate
supervision. May receive specific and
detailed instructions as to required tasks and expected results.
Qualifications at this level
generally include a Bachelors degree
and one to three years of related experience.
Five years additional experience may be substituted for a Bachelors
degree
Senior Analyst:
Works in a business process improvement environment focusing on specialized technical and scientific tasks, such as concept development, requirements development, process analysis, facilitation, cost-benefit analysis, process design and specifications, performance measures, baseline management, feasibility analyses, transition planning, modeling, and simulation. Undertakes in-depth examinations by determining requirements, formulating approaches, conducting analysis, presenting findings, assessing alternatives, and developing recommendations for improvements. Able to integrate multi-disciplinary inputs. Has broad technical skills or is developing specialized skills, may lead tasks within a project, occasionally lead for entire project, and occasionally supervise less senior staff at the project level. Normally requires no supervision on tasks, but will receive instructions as to the general results expected and technical guidance on unusual or complex problems.
Qualifications at this level
generally include a Masters degree
(typically in a business, organizational development, or scientific discipline)
and seven to fifteen years of related experience or a Bachelors degree and fifteen or more years of related
experience. An additional five years of
related experience may be substituted for a Bachelors degree.
Analyst:
Works in a business process improvement environment focusing on specialized technical and scientific tasks, such as concept development, requirements development, process analysis, facilitation, cost-benefit analysis, process design and specifications, performance measures, baseline management, feasibility analyses, transition planning, modeling, and simulation. Undertakes in-depth examinations by determining requirements, formulating approaches, conducting analysis, presenting findings, assessing alternatives, and developing recommendations for improvements. Works under moderate supervision. May receive specific and detailed instructions as to required tasks and expected results.
Qualifications at this level generally include a Bachelors degree and three to seven years of related experience. Five years additional experience may be substituted for a Bachelors degree.
Senior Documentation Specialist:
Provides administrative support to senior management. Performs complex tasks which may include management of organization’s administrative records; handling of sensitive and privileged information; interfacing with senior staff; assisting in establishing and executing intra-organizational procedures; assisting in the communication of and conformance of corporate level policies and procedures; and tracking budget and financial data. May assist in planning office management functions, and supervise work of clerical staff. Generally unsupervised.
Qualifications at this level generally include high school diploma, business school courses, seven to fifteen years of experience, PC/computer skills, word processing skills, broad range of secretarial and administrative skills. May have previous supervisory experience.
Documentation Specialist:
Provides administrative support to senior management. Performs complex tasks which may include management of organization’s administrative records; handling of sensitive and privileged information; interfacing with senior staff; assisting in establishing and executing intra-organizational procedures; assisting in the communication of and conformance of corporate level policies and procedures; and tracking budget and financial data. May assist in planning office management functions, and supervise work of clerical staff. Generally unsupervised.
Qualifications at this level
generally include high school diploma, business school courses, seven to
fifteen years of experience, PC/computer skills, word processing skills, broad
range of secretarial and administrative skills. May have previous supervisory experience.