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The scoring assessment was applied consistently and equitably by the evaluation team with no evidence of bias To choose the drums press the drumsets button, if you want to change the pairing of the keys with the virtual drum set elements, Each Bid’s responses to the rated requirements were reviewed separately, on an item-by-item basis against the identified evaluation criteria. For each requirement, the individual evaluator scores and the rationale for the scores were reviewed and discussed by the team. The evaluators used a consensus approach to determine a single score and rationale for each rated requirement that all evaluators agreed to. The consensus score and associated rationale was recorded in the master record Brave Bob decided to roll the dice and clash his enemies head on. He gathered his fellow peons, and together they went on an adventure to rebuild his kingdom, get revenge, and once again become the Kings of the hyper magical dice board game.As the Department continues to leverage DRMIS to meet evolving requirements, and as functionality is increased and organizational coverage is widened (for example, the integration into DRMIS of supply chain functionality and other business processes such as those related to real property management) it is expected that DRMIS will grow to over 30,000users in the coming years. These future opportunities will allow the organization to achieve maximum benefit from its Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) platforms.

The UK’s road and active travel space networks are a vital framework connecting our communities, businesses and green spaces, supporting our economy and underpinning the prosperity of the nation. Our transport and highways engineering specialists are carrying out surface monitoring and conditions evaluations across Britain to ensure these networks continue to operate effectively. Interested suppliers provided their responses to the draft RFP. Participation in the Industry consultation process was not a mandatory requirement and suppliers that did not participate in the consultation process were advised that they would remain eligible to submit a proposal in response to any future RFP relating to the DRMIS procurement. The process for establishing one score from a team of evaluators was established prior to the receipt of proposals (consensus scoring was used)

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The Department of National Defence (DND) has an SAP-based integrated information system for the support of Materiel Acquisition and Support and Financial and Managerial Accounting business processes, as well as a number of other related processes. Implementation of this integrated information system involved the replacement of a large number of Materiel Acquisition and Support Information System (MASIS) and the Financial and Managerial Accounting System (FMAS). In April2010, these two systems were merged to establish a single core SAP ECC6.0 based solution, known as DRMIS. Further consolidation of business processes has occurred with the implementation of an SAP solution for supply chain functionality in DRMIS, as well as the incorporation of other business processes including those related to real property management. All four proposals were deemed to have met the technical bid requirements of the RFP. The FM had no fairness concerns related to the technical bid evaluation. 4.2.4. Financial proposal assessment The scoring criteria and assessment tools were established prior to the receipt of proposals and were consistent with the RFP. The scoring criteria contained no hidden criteriaEvaluation training was provided to all evaluators. This included informing evaluators of the following:

The FM Specialist reviewed the draft solicitation documents and attended the Commercially Confidential Meetings with interested suppliers. Experienced highways specialist John Swift has joined Waterman’s Glasgow team as Associate Director to take a leading role in developing Waterman’s nation-wide DRIMS (Dynamic Response Intelligent Monitoring) offering. Project team meetings/discussions to review status, evaluation approach, issues resolution, evaluation criteria, specifications etcLicensing Services, Customer Information, Investigations for dangerous goods, mines, petroleum safety.