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Shubnum provides innovative services supported by technical
tools to provide outstanding returns on investment of the taxpayer
dollar, meeting socioeconomic goals and adding an economic stimulus
to the economy. Please review samples of the acquisition savings
and collateral savings noted in the section on 'Results'
and 'Return on Investment' in the
narrative for 'Overview'. In addition please review the section
on 'Benefits' in the overview
for VMOBIS.
The products and services, noted below,
may be acquired independently or in a combined cluster.
A. Strategic Value Management
Over the years, Shubnum has managed and
implemented a variety of acquisitions that ranged from simple
to complex and large acquisition transactions. The Strategic
Value Management support included:
- Acquisition Strategy Planning
- Coordination and assistance with technical
and front-end documentation
- Integrating 'Collaborative Contracting'
with separate and/or combined buyers from one or more agencies,
procuring baskets of similar goods and/or services
- Conducting large, small and micro transactions
of goods, works and services under optimized contracts for sellers
and buyers
- Conducting separate and/or combination
of types of goods, works and services in one or more baskets
- Conducting separate and/or combination
of methods of procuring goods, works and services in one or more
baskets in one or more transactions under one or more contracts
- Conducting concurrent bundling and unbundling
of contracts to derive benefits of both, while complying with
all FAR's, OMB Circulars, laws and Executive Orders.
Such services, though complex, offer substantial
benefits in creating Best Value to the end-user.
B. Competitive Procurement
Competitive Procurement is optimized
to be set-up and conducted rapidly over a large market in rapidly
changing market conditions. The products and processes comply
with the FAR's and DoD 5000. They provide for full and open competition.
Such competitive procurement includes but is not limited to automated
competitive techniques for selection and implementation of
sealed bids, open bids, quotes, proposals,
competitively negotiated open-ended contracts and direct purchases.
The products and processes apply to individual procurement of
a product, commodity, works or service. The product and processes
provide documentation and accountability.
Even a small procurement need not be sole-sourced
because of unknown resources, unavailable resources or lack of
time to procure via competitive techniques.
The process includes competitive procurement
from within the suppliers with scheduled contracts such as contractors
with MAS or GWACS.
C. Central Procurement
Central Procurement is optimized
and value engineered for procuring centrally. This may consist
of small and large routine purchases on a periodic basis, with
supporting documentation and accountability. Such central procurement
includes competitive procurement with automated competitive techniques
for selection and implementation of sealed bids, open bids, quotes,
proposals, competitively negotiated open-ended contracts and
direct purchases. The products and processes apply to a collection
of procurements of product/s, commodity/ies, work/s or service/s.
The set-up and repeat period for a new central procurement may
be as short as a few minutes to a longer daily period. Documentation
and accountability is provided for each individual procurement.
D. Targeted Resourcing
Resourcing is conducted in targeted vertical
markets with an emphasis on meeting a diverse socioeconomic participation
in specific market conditions with supporting documentation and
accountability. The techniques include the use of the client's
listed resources.
E. Soliciting Targeted
Resources
The targeted resources are marketed to,
with the assistance to the resource to participate in the acquisition.
Such marketing includes documentation and accountability. The
techniques include the use of the client's listed resources.
F. Central Acquisition
Central Acquisition is a much broader
and intense application of VMOBIS. It includes B, C, D
and E above.
Activities
This includes participating in activities prior to and
after purchasing and procurement such as planning, budgeting,
and contract management.
Participants
- This includes the facilitating of the participants in one or
more series and parallel relationships of the supply chain (sellers)
and demand chain (buyers) at multiple tiers. The acquisition
may include several agencies facilitating Inter Service Support
Agreements (ISSA).
Contents
This includes the facilitation of the contents (subject
matter) at multiple tiers in diverse vertical markets.
Techniques
This includes one or more techniques of consummating the
transaction for different contents and phases of the acquisition.
It includes competitive procurement with automated competitive
techniques for selection and implementation of sealed bids, open
bids, quotes, proposals, competitively negotiated open-ended
contracts and direct purchases.
Disaggregate Contracts Consolidation
DCC
This is a unique system of concurrently
deriving the benefits of contract bundling and contract unbundling.
The system is value managed to consolidate appropriate contracts
but then to disaggregate the consolidation so as to provide multiple
contracts suitable for multiple resources of small business.
Value is managed, with documentation and accountability; to achieve
both objectives. The number of disaggregated contracts let out,
generally exceed the number of original contracts prior to the
consolidation. However, the completed transactions maintain the
integrity of the original contracts in content, form, function
and quality.
The system complies with and promulgates
the current laws, FAR's and Executive Orders.
G. Spend Management
Shubnum provides follow-up support to organize,
account-for and make transparent detail analysis of procurement
activities. Such Spend Management includes ABC Activity Based
Costing systems to assist in acquisition management functions
H. Acquisition Transparency
and Oversight
Acquisition Transparency
All acquisition transactions may be tracked
at each step for transparency. A buyer may make public any or
all elements of the transaction.
Acquisition Oversight
All acquisition transactions may be tracked
for accountability and oversight at each step and in real time.
Such oversight is available remotely to a third party.
I. Capital Efficacy
Shubnum provides assistance in improving
the Capital Efficacy of an organization.
Capital Efficacy is an integrated process
to create capital, use capital, monitor the flow of capital and
provide an oversight of capital. Capital efficacy is also a measure.
It measures the effect of capital when created, used, monitored
and overseen in an integrated and seamless continuum. Shubnum
uses Capital Efficacy in conducting business, trade and
commerce. Capital Efficacy uses specific tools such as
those described in the sections A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H above.
Outreach
Several new small business participants
participated in the above acquisition, including a two-person
women owned business who received her first successful contract
with State government.
Economic Stimulus,
Jobs Creation
Shubnum's new services and supporting products
provide work to more individuals and small businesses
domestically and provides them opportunities to reach their targeted
markets worldwide.
Price
Structure
These services offer outstanding monetary and socioeconomic returns
on investment. They may be procured individually or in combination
of 'Options' noted below.
Option 1
An initial assessment based on
a firm fixed price of Price Schedule 3, allows both parties to
evaluate the scope and duration of the assignment for each of
the product categories A through H. Thereafter, Option 2, 3 or
4 may be selected.
Option 2
Following the use of Option 1,
for product category A and product category F, there are no additional
charges. Shubnum is paid further, based on Schedule 4 (as an incentive share of the
cost savings), only if it creates value in the form of such cost
savings to the client.
Option 3
The product categories B, C, D,
E, G and H are designed to be used on a recurrent basis, by the
government; individually or in combination, after exercising
Option 1, receiving training based on Schedule 2 and paying a
recurrent use license fee per use based on Schedule 5, for whichever
product category is used.
Option 4
Product Categories A, B, C, D and
E are all consolidated in Product Category F which is offered
based on Option 2.
In addition, this option includes product
category G and product category H based on Schedule 5 (Recurrent
use rates) if Options 1 and Option 2 are procured.
All of the product categories are very
competitively priced. Please refer to the subsection titled 'Results'
and 'Investment Return Analysis' in the 'overview' section of
VMOBIS for a sample of savings and outstanding returns
on investment.
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