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CNSLP Update
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- Subject: CNSLP Update
- From: Deb deBruijn <debruijn@uottawa.ca>
- Date: Sun, 1 Oct 2000 07:48:19 EDT
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[Posted to multiple listservs; apologies for duplication.] As you may recall, the CNSLP Negotiations Resource Team, whose mandate includes the development of product/service specifications and the review of vendor proposals, met in Vancouver from September 16-20, 2000 to evaluate 21 bids received from pre-qualified vendors in response to the project's first RFP. Bids were evaluated according to a formal methodology as outlined in the RFP. Scoring criteria included: -Vendor capability -Technical support services -Products -Licensing Approach -Usage Information Reporting -Annual Price Increase Limits In addition to these criteria, the bid evaluation formula included a measure of the demand for the products, as reflected by institutions' ranking of their need for each product. Finally, a value proposition for each product was devised, by dividing the total proposed price of the product by the number of title-years of content, and then again by the total number of evaluation points derived from the RFP response and the institutional demand data. This resulted in a ratio for each bidder that served as a unit of comparison across products, and that identified those products that represent the highest value for CNSLP purchasing dollars. Next steps in the process include auditing the data collected from the bids for completeness and accuracy, and checking all formulas and embedded logic in the software tools used, to ensure integrity of the process and reliability of the results. Once the preliminary results are verified through this audit, the Negotiations Resource Team will be bringing forward recommendations to the CNSLP Steering Committee regarding preferred Bidders as well as priorities for negotiations. CNSLP looks forward to sharing more information as the project proceeds. Best regards, Deb deBruijn Executive Director/Directrice generale Canadian National Site Licensing Project Projet canadien de licences de site nationales Tel: (613) 562-5357 Fax:(613) 562-5195 Email: debruijn@uottawa.ca Web: www.uottawa.ca/library/cnslp/
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