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Agreement For Data Center <br />Maintenance & Support Services <br />April 16, 2012 <br />Page 2 <br />The evaluation team assessed each proposal based on four criteria.Points were assigned to <br />each Vendor's proposal based on several categories of requirements defined in the RFP. The <br />following table shows evaluation criteria and maximum points for each assessment category: <br />Evaluation Criteria Possible Points <br />Qualifications to provide required services 20 <br />References 30 <br />Service Strategy to provide required services 20 <br />Pricing 30 <br />Total 100 <br />Below is a summary of the assessment points rated for each of the seven responsive vendor <br />proposals: <br />Vendor Evaluation <br />Points <br />Signature Technology Group 92.4 <br />- <br />Systems Maintenance Services 78.0 <br />- <br />S no tek 65.1 <br />SSCS 55.5 <br />ATLANTIC TECH SERVICES 49.9 <br />The Jasper Group 43.8 <br />Guardian Computer Support 41.9 <br />Based upon this, the evaluation team's assessment is that Signature Technology Group (STG), <br />Inc. is the best qualified to provide maintenance and support for the computer equipment in the <br />City Data Center and the SAPD Data Center and recommends that Signature Technology Group, <br />Inc. be awarded an agreement with an initial term of three years with the option for the City to <br />continue the agreement for two one-year periods. Under terms of the agreement the City may <br />effectively end the agreement without penalty at any time with 30-day written notice. <br />In addition to Signature Technology Group's top scoring technical qualifications, strongreference <br />recommendations and customer driven service strategy, STG's cost proposal contained unique <br />service commitments. First, STG will provide monetary rebates if it fails to meet service levels <br />terms for on-site response time, for the maximum elapsed time for returning equipment to full <br />service, or for continued periods of equipment outages beyond the service agreement. And <br />second, no additional cost for premium maintenance service for critical equipment down support. <br />This means that without consideration of a lesser contract service level if the City declares a <br />critical equipment outage, STG will respond with their fastest response and premium support <br />without further charge to the City.The commitment to contract service levels by the recommended <br />maintenance vendor is vital to sustaining the City's computer operations under the Information <br />Service Division's aggressive cost savings strategy of operating server-class computers for two <br />to three years beyond the industry standard which is the manufacturer's three-year end-of-life for <br />25C-2