Proposal Evaluation/Source Selection Training (2-days)
Questions? Contact our training coordinator via email or phone at (202) 843.5447. Course DescriptionThe Proposal Evaluation and Source Selection training course is designed to provide acquisition professionals, including those holding FAC-C, FAC-COR, and FAC-PPM certifications, with the skills and knowledge necessary to effectively evaluate proposals and make informed source selection decisions. Aligned with the continuous learning goals for these certifications, the course covers best practices, regulatory requirements, and practical techniques to ensure a fair and transparent selection process. Participants will engage in interactive lectures, case studies, and hands-on exercises to develop and refine their evaluation and selection skills. Course Objectives Understand the regulatory framework and policies governing proposal evaluation and source selection.Learn the roles and responsibilities of evaluators and selection officials.Master the techniques for developing evaluation criteria and rating proposals.Ensure compliance with ethical standards and avoid conflicts of interest.Apply best practices in conducting evaluations and making source selection decisions.Enhance skills through practical exercises and real-world case studies. This training course equips acquisition professionals with the essential skills and knowledge to conduct effective proposal evaluations and make sound source selection decisions, ensuring compliance with federal regulations and contributing to successful procurement outcomes. Schedule a class or get more information! Contact Joy Stone at jstone@gothamgovernment.com or Sherelle Abernathy at sabernathy@gothamgovernment.com for more information or to schedule this or any of GGS’s other Professional Acquisition and Contracting Training Series courses.
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