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Unacceptable Needs Improvement Satisfactory Competent Exemplary

Create an overview of the history of each company vying for the government contract.

0 (0.00%) Did not submit or does not include an overview of either company.

11.7 (9.75%) Lists attributes of each company.

13.5 (11.25%) Creates an overview of the history of one of the companies, but information is not pertinent to vying for a government contract.

15.3 (12.75%) Creates a brief (one paragraph or less) of background on each company.

18 (15.00%) Creates an overview of the history and background of each company competing for the government contract.

Discuss the firm fixed-price and cost reimbursement contracts and provide detailed reasons as to which contract the government will choose.

0 (0.00%) Did not submit or did not discuss types of contracts.

15.6 (13.00%) Discussed firm fixed-price or cost reimbursement contracts.

18 (15.00%) Discussed the firm fixed-price and cost reimbursement contracts.

20.4 (17.00%) Discussed the firm fixed-price and cost reimbursement contracts and identified which contract the government will choose.

24 (20.00%) Discussed the firm fixed-price and cost reimbursemen contracts and provided detailed reasons as to which contract the government will choose.

Discuss in detail the expenses associated with the contract, including direct and indirect labor and operating costs. Justify the response.

0 (0.00%) Did not submit or does not list costs.

19.5 (16.25%) Lists the expenses associated with the contract.

22.5 (18.75%) Discusses in detail the expenses associated with the contract, including direct and indirect costs in general.

25.5 (21.25%) Discusses in detail the expenses associated with the contract, including direct and indirect labor and operating costs.

30 (25.00%) Discusses in detail the expenses associated with the contract, including direc and indirect labor and operating costs. Justifies the response.

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Unacceptable Needs Improvement Satisfactory Competent Exemplary

Suggest which company should be awarded this government contract based on the data that was presented for each company. Provide three to five reasons to support your position.

0 (0.00%) Did not submit or does not suggest a company.

19.5 (16.25%) Suggests which company should be awarded this government contract.

22.5 (18.75%) Suggests which company should be awarded this government contract based on the data that was presented for each company. Provides an overview of why that company would be chosen, but lacks detail.

25.5 (21.25%) Suggests which company should be awarded this government contract based on the data that was presented for each company. Provides at least two reasons to support your position.

30 (25.00%) Suggests which company should be awarded this government contract based on the data that was presented for each company Provides three to five reasons to support your stance.

Use three quality references.

0 (0.00%) Did not submit or provides no references.

3.9 (3.25%) Uses at least one reference, but none of the references are quality.

4.5 (3.75%) Uses at least two references, where at least one is quality.

5.1 (4.25%) Uses at least two quality references.

6 (5.00%) Uses three quality references.

Clarity, writing mechanics, and formatting requirements.

0 (0.00%) More than 8 errors present.

7.8 (6.50%) 7–8 errors present.

9 (7.50%) 5–6 errors present.

10.2 (8.50%) 3–4 errors present.

12 (10.00%) 0–2 errors present.

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