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Tender for theProvision of Mobile Workplace Services

and the Supply ofMobile Workplace Handheld Devices to Various Government Departments

(Tender Ref.: GCIO90585210)

Tender Briefing

17 May 20191

Agenda 1 General information

2 Key Points in Part II and Part IV of the Tender Document

3 Specification of Government Requirement

4 Information to be submitted for completion of the Tender

5 Tender Evaluation

6 Technical and Price Assessment

7 Q&A 2

Disclaimer

Any statement whether oral or written made during this tender briefing session shall be for information purposes.

Tenderers shall refer to the Tender Document for the tender requirements

General Information

Tender Document Part I – Notes for Tenderers

Part II – Conditions of Tender and its Annexes

Part III – Conditions of the Standing Offer Agreement

Part IV – Conditions of the Individual Contract

Part V – Contract Schedules

Part VI – Project Specifications and its Annexs

Part VII – Offer to be Bound 5

Standing Offer Agreement (SOA) A standing offer from SOA Commencement Date to the last day

Ref. Clause 2.1 of Part IIIof the last Individual Contract Thirty-six (36) months Ordering Period from the Acceptance Date

or after 15 October 2019 The Government intends to enter into Agreements with up to two

(2) Contractors for the SOA. Ref. Clause 2.2 of Part II

The SOA will be awarded on a non-exclusive basis. Ref. Clause 38 of Part II

The Government shall have the sole option to shorten the Ordering Period during the last twelve (12) months of the said thirty-six (36) months by giving at least one (1) month’s prior

Ref. Clause 2.3 of Part III written notice to the Contractor. The Government shall have the option to extend the Ordering

Period of not more than twelve (12) months in aggregate. Ref. Clause 2.4 of Part III 6

Tenders are invited

Flowchart of Processes

Tender evaluation

Those awarded with SOA will become SOA contractors

Acceptance of Mobile Gateway by Government

Gov’t B/D issue Written Order to SOA Contractors

Formation of Individual Contract between the Gov’t and SOA Contractor

Ordering Period start from the Acceptance Date for Thirty-six (36) months

SOA Contract Period start from SOA Commencement Date

Subscription Period is maximum thirty-six (36) months

Acceptance by Gov’t B/D

SOA Contract end on the last day of the last Individual Contract 7

Tender Closing Date: 14 June 2019 noon

Tender Validity Period is 180 days Ref. Clause 4.2 of Part II

Ref. Clause 2.1.1 of Part I

Ref. Clause 2.1 of Part III

Ref. Clause 1 of Part III

Lodging of Tender(Clause 2 of Part I – Notes for Tenderers and Clause 3.3 of Part II – Conditions of Tender)

Manner of submission

A Tender, properly completed in triplicate, must be addressed to the Chairman, Central Tender Board and placed in the Government Secretariat Tender Box at the Lobby of the Public Entrance on the Ground Floor, East Wing, Central Government Offices, 2 Tim Mei Avenue, Tamar, Hong Kong

…Cont’d 8

Lodging of Tender (Clause 2 of Part I – Notes for Tenderers and Clause 3.3 of Part II – Conditions of Tender)

For Price Proposal - Three (3) hard copies and two (2) soft copies in a sealed plain

envelope marked “Price Proposal - Tender for the Provision of Mobile Workplace Services and the Supply of Mobile Workplace Handheld Devices to Various Government Departments, Tender Ref. GCIO90585210”

For Technical Proposal - Three (3) hard copies and two (2) soft copies in a sealed plain

envelope marked “Technical Proposal - Tender for the Provision of Mobile Workplace Services and the Supply of Mobile Workplace Handheld Devices to Various Government Departments, Tender Ref. GCIO90585210”

…Cont’d 9

Lodging of Tender (Clause 2 of Part I – Notes for Tenderers and Clause 3.3 of Part II – Conditions of Tender)

Technical Proposal and Price Proposal enclosed in one (1) sealed plain envelope marked: - Tender for the Provision of Mobile Workplace Services and the

Supply of Mobile Workplace Handheld Devices to Various Government Departments, Tender Ref. GCIO90585210

before 12:00 noon (Hong Kong Time) on 14 June 2019, Friday

Tender Preparation and Submission (Clause 3.3.1 of Part II –Conditions of Tender)

Price Proposal

duly completed Schedules 1 to 7, 9, 17 and 19 (if a Tender intends to quote for any of the optional items) of Part V – Contract Schedules

Technical Proposal

duly signed Part VII – Offer to be Bound

duly completed Schedules 8, 10 to 16, 18 and 20 to 24 of Part V –

Contract Schedules

All other information and documents stated to be required in the Tender Documents

Each Tenderer shall ensure that information provided in the Price Schedule of Part V is not included in the Technical Proposal

Important Note

All tenderers should read the tender documents (including tender addendum, if any)

thoroughly and carefully prior to preparing and submitting their Tenders.

Key Points in Part II and Part IV of the Tender Document

Key point in Part II of the Tender Document

Tender Preparation and Submission (Clause 3) Tenders to Remain Open (Clause 4) Counter-proposals (Clause 9) Cost of Tender (Clause 18) Estimated Requirements (Clause 19) Quotation (Clause 21) Sub-contracting (Clause 22) Technical Literature and Documentary

Evidence (Clause 24)

…Cont’d 14

Statement of Compliance (Clause 28) Communication with the Government (Clause 30) Tender Evaluation (Clause 33) Award of Agreements (Clause 34) Tenderer’s Financial Capability (Clause 35) Contract Deposit (Clause 37)

Key point in Part II of the Tender Document

Term of MWS (Clause 7) Registration, Delivery and Installation (Clause 9) Trade-in Services (Clause 10) Acceptance of MWS and/or Device (Clause 11) Payment Terms (Clause 18)

Key point in Part IV of the Tender Document

Specification of Government Requirement

Tasks / Activities Planned Completion (from the Agreement Date)

Date of the Tender Acceptance Week 0 Team Formation Week 1 Detailed Technical Design and Project Plan Week 2 Implementation of the Mobile Gateway Week 5 System tests of the Mobile Gateway Week 6 Delivery of all Documentation Week 6

Acceptance of MWS Week 6

Project Schedule (Clause 13 of Part VI – Project Specifications)

(1) Overview (Clause 1.3 of Part VI – Project Specifications)

A Contractor shall provide an overall solution which includes:

(a) A mobile workplace gateway system (“Mobile Gateway”)

(b) Mobile communication network services

(c) Mobile Workplace Handheld Devices (“MWHD”)

(2) Mobile Gateway Design (Clauses 1.4 and 3.2 of Part VI – Project Specifications)

The Contractor shall host the Mobile Gateway in the Central Computer Centre (CCC) of OGCIO

The Mobile Gateway shall adopt the multi-tier security architecture and comply with the network demarcation of the infrastructure provided by the Government and the provisioned infrastructure

The Mobile Gateway shall be able to integrate with Android and iOS operating systems

(2) Mobile Gateway Design (Clause 3.3 of Part VI – Project Specifications)

The Contractor shall set up the mobile gateway in both WCDC and TWDC with “dual active site” mode for supporting with Android and iOS operating systems

Under normal operation, the workload of the Mobile Gateway shall be shared by the system installed in each site by the GSLB provided by the Government or the Contractor’s own load balancing system

(2) Mobile Gateway Design (Clause 3.3 of Part VI – Project Specifications)

The mobile gateway in each site shall be implemented with high availability (“HA”). The failure of a single component in either WCDC or TWDC, such as server, shall not have impact to service availability.

The HA design of both WCDC and TWDC shall implement with 3 tiers:

1. proxy or load balancer servers in the CIG segment

2. the servers installing with push email software in the GNET segment

3. databases in the GNET segment

(2) Mobile Gateway Design In both WCDC and TWDC

(3) Mobile Gateway Implementation (Clause 23 of Part II – Conditions of Tender)

Tenderer shall provide detailed information on the proposed Mobile Gateway. The information shall include:

(1) Technical design of the Mobile Gateway

(2) Proposed hardware and software for setting up the Mobile Gateway

(3) Proposed Project plan for the design and implementation of the Mobile Gateway

(3) Mobile Gateway Implementation (Clause 4.9 of Part VI – Project Specifications) The Contractor shall implement effective monitoring solution using

the infrastructure /tools provided by the Government

(Clause 5.17 of Part VI – Project Specifications) the Contractor shall provide full day on-site service, between 09:00 to

18:00 with one (1) hour lunch break between 13:00 to 14:00 on all working days or as requested by the Government at Wan Chai Data Centre or Tsuen Wan Data Centre or other data centre as appointed by the Government.

(4) Requirements for MWS (Clause 6 of Part VI – Project Specifications)

The MWS shall: include mobile transmission of voice, data, SMS and roaming services support common mobile telecommunication standards in Hong Kong

for 3G and 4G, such as LTE and WCDMA be able to operate with the Departmental e-Mail Systems allow users to read/send/reply/forward Lotus Notes encrypted e-

provide additional features like call forwarding, IDD, MDM, etc. support 7/24 remote permanent data removal

(4) Requirements for MWS (Clause 14 of Part VI – Project Specifications)

the Contractor shall assign a project team (the “Team”) with one (1) Service Management Manager three (3) Mobile Service Engineers three (3) Mobile Service Supports

one (1) Account Management Executive, and

one (1) Customer Service Executive

(Clause 16.2 of Part VI – Project Specifications) the minimum Service Availability for any month shall not be lower

than 99.65%

(5) Service Packages (Clause 6 of Part VI – Project Specifications)

provide Service Packages, meeting the requirements respectively and at the quantity stipulated in Paragraphs 21.2(a) and 21.2(b) of Part II – Conditions of Tender and Schedule 1 and Schedule 2

Service Packages A and D

At least 1 GB mobile data transmission per month Service Packages B and E

At least 5 GB mobile data transmission per month

Service Packages C and F

Unlimited mobile data transmission per month

For Service Package without bundled MWHD (for Mobile Phone) Two 4G plans (21Mbps and 150Mbps) which shall comply with the

requirements of Service Packages A1 and A2 respectively Three 4G plans (21Mbps, 150Mbps and 21Mbps among the Greater

Bay Area) which shall comply with the requirements of Service Packages B1, B2 and B3 respectively

One 3G plan (384kbps) and two 4G plans (21Mbps and 150Mbps) which shall comply with the requirements of Service Packages C1, C2 and C3 respectively

Monthly subscription fees for 12-month and 24-month Subscription Periods shall be quoted.

For Service Package without bundled MWHD (for Tablet) Two 4G plans (21Mbps and 150Mbps) which shall comply with the

requirements of Service Packages D1 and D2 respectively Three 4G plans (21Mbps, 150Mbps and 21Mbps among the Greater

Bay Area) which shall comply with the requirements of Service Packages E1, E2 and E3 respectively

One 3G plan (384kbps) and two 4G plans (21Mbps and 150Mbps) which shall comply with the requirements of Service Packages F1, F2 and F3 respectively

Monthly subscription fees for 12-month and 24-month Subscription Periods shall be quoted.

For Service Package bundled with MWHD At least three 4G plans (2 for Android and 1 for iOS) for each of

the requirements of Service Packages A1, A2, B1, B2, B3, C2 and C3 (bundled with Mobile Phone)

At least two 4G plans (1 for Android and 1 for iOS) for each of the requirements of Service Packages D1, D2, E1, E2, E3, F2 and F3 (bundled with Tablet)

Monthly subscription fees for 24-month Subscription Periods shall be quoted

The MWHD can be utilized to provide: Service Packages A, B and C for Mobile Phones Service Packages D, E and F for Tablets

3G Max speed 384kbps

4G Max speed up to 21mbps

4G Max speed up to 150mbps

1G A1 & D1 A2 & D2

5G B1 & E1 B2 & E2

5G B3 & E3 (Internet access cover Greater Bay Area)

Unlimited C1 & F1 C2 & F2 C3 & F3

(Clause 7 of Part VI – Project Specifications)

(6) Functional requirements for MWHD

(6) Functional requirements for MWHD(Clause 7 of Part VI – Project Specifications)

The Contractor shall provide at least two (2) different brands/models of Mobile Phone running on

Android at least one (1) Mobile Phone running on iOS at least one (1) Tablet running on Android; and at least one (1) Tablet running on iOS

(6) Functional requirements for MWHD(Clause 7 of Part VI – Project Specifications)

The Mobile Phone shall: comply any set of the specifications for MP1, MP2 or MP3 be able to access the functions of MWS enable to access Departmental e-Mail Systems support encryption of data stored support protection software against malicious code for all proposed

Mobile Phones and be bundled for Android Mobile Phones

(6) Functional requirements for MWHD (Clause 7 of Part VI – Project Specifications)

The Tablet shall: comply any set of the specifications for TB1 or TB2 be able to access the functions of MWS (except the functions exclusive

for Mobile Phone) enable to access Departmental e-Mail Systems support encryption of data stored support protection software against malicious code for all proposed

Tablets and be bundled for Android Tablets

(7) Licensing Requirements (Clause 8 of Part VI – Project Specifications)

The mobile communication network services provided shall be covered by a valid license, including Unified Carrier Licence with provision of mobile services authorized and/or Mobile Carrier Licence issued by the OFCA or OFTA

The license must be valid on the Tender Closing Time The Contractor shall ensure that the MWHD have been approved by

appropriate licences issued by the OFCA or OFTA or exempted from licensing under the Telecommunications Ordinance (Cap. 106)

Information to be submitted for completion of the Tender

(1) Summary

Tenderer shall supply information according to the following schedule:

(a) Information to be submitted before the Tender Closing Time

(b) Optional Items

(c) Information / supporting documents

(d) Other information

(2) Information to be submitted Before the Tender Closing Time

(Clause 3.2 of Part II – Conditions of Tender)

Clause 3.2 of Part II

Each Tenderer should read the instructions specified in the Tender Documents before completing the Schedules.

If a Tenderer fails to submit any of Schedules 1 to 9 and Schedule 16 of Part V, or a duly signed Offer to be Bound (Part VII), its Tender will not be considered further.

(3) Optional Items (Clause 3.3 of Part II – Conditions of Tender)

If a Tenderer intends to quote for any of the optional items in Schedule 19 of Part V – Contract Schedules, it shall submit the price information in Schedule 19 of Part V – Contract Schedules before the Tender Closing Time

(Ref. Clause 3.3.1 of Part II)

Otherwise, its offer for the optional items will NOT be considered

(4) Information/Supporting documents

In addition to the above, a Tenderer is required to provide all other information/supporting documents requested in the Tender Document or relevant to its tender, including without limitation the following:

if applicable, the written undertaking(s) issued by the sub-contractor(s) as required in Clause 22.2 of Part II – Conditions of Tender

(Ref. Clause 22 of Part II)

the technical literature and documentary evidence as required in Clause 24.1 of Part II - Conditions of Tender (Ref. Clause 24 of Part II)

the information and/or statement as required in Clause 32.4 of Part II - Conditions of Tender (Ref. Clause 32.4 of Part II)

A Tenderer shall provide in Schedule 10 of Part V – Contract Schedules the particulars of each Existing Model of MWHD which is offered in Schedules 2 and 5 of Part V –

(Clause 27.1 of Part II) Contract Schedules

In addition to the above, the Tenderer should provide the items below at the same time as it submits its Tender company information and the related document as required in Clause 6

of Part II – Conditions of Tender (Ref. Clause 6 of Part II)

if applicable, information on the proposed sub-contractor(s) in Schedule 14 of Part V – Schedules as required in Clause 22.1 of Part II – Conditions of Tender (Ref. Clause 22 of Part II)

(4) Information/Supporting documents(Clause 29 of Part II – Conditions of Tender)

If clarification in relation to any part of the Tender is necessary, or document / information (other than those set out in Clause 29.2 of Part II - Conditions of Tender) is missing, the Government may, but is not obliged to, make a request for clarification or missing item pursuant to Clause 29 of Part II - Conditions of Tender.

If any of the clarification or information/document is still not provided by the time specified by the Government, the Tender will not be considered further.

Tender Evaluation

Tender evaluation (Clause 33.2 of Part II – Conditions of Tender)

A Tender will undergo the assessments as specified in Annex A – Tender Evaluation Procedures and Assessment Criteria, viz., Stage 1 – completeness check, Stage 2 – assessment of compliance with the essential

requirements, Stage 3 – technical assessment and demonstration and the

technical assessment in accordance with the Marking Scheme, Stage 4 – price assessment, and Stage 5 – calculation of the Combined Score.

Stage 1 • Completeness Check on the tenders submitted

Stage 2 • Assessment of Compliance with essential requirements

Stage 3 • Technical Assessment and Demonstration

Stage 4 • Price Assessment

Stage 5 • Calculation of Combined Score

Stages of Tender evaluation (Annex A to Part II – Conditions of Tender)

(Annex A to Part II – Conditions of Tender) tenders submittedStage 1- Completeness Check on the

Stage 1 - Completeness Check on the (Annex A to Part II – Conditions of Tender) tenders submitted

If a Tenderer fails to submit any of the below information (except the price information which will be checked in Stage 4), its Tender will not be considered further. Part VII – Offer to be Bound signed by the Tenderer. Schedule 8 of Part V Schedule 16 of Part V

Stage 2 - Assessment on Compliance with

(Annex A to Part II – Conditions of Tender)

essential requirement

Stage 2 - Assessment on Compliance withessential requirement

Part A – Assessment of compliance of the essential requirements based on the submitted statement of compliance in Schedule 16 of Part V – Contract Schedules

Part B – Assessment of compliance of the essential requirements specified in Annex B of Part II – Conditions to Tender and Part VI – Project Specifications

A tender which fail Part A or Part B will not be considered further

Stage 2 - Assessment on Compliance withessential requirement

Part A – Assessment of compliance of the essential requirements based on the submitted statement of compliance in Schedule 16 of Part V – Contract Schedules

Stage 2 - Assessment on Compliance with

Part B – Assessment of compliance of the essential requirements

(Annex B to Part II – Conditions of Tender)

essential requirement

DemonstrationStage 3 - Technical Assessment and

Stage 3 - Technical Assessment and

Demonstration

(i) Assessment based on criteria stated in Marking Scheme

As specified Annex C to Part II ‐ Conditions of Tender

Stage 3 - Technical Assessment and (Annexes A and C to Part II – Conditions of Tender)

Demonstration

Stage 3 - Technical Assessment andDemonstration

(Annexes A and F to Part II – Conditions of Tender)

(ii) Demonstration: A Tenderer who has passed Stage 2 evaluation will be invited to

conduct a demonstration at its own cost and expense in the manner specified in Clause 33.3 of Part II – Conditions of Tender

A Tenderer who fails to provide the demonstration or fails to conduct the demonstration in accordance with the requirements set out in Annex F to Part II – Conditions of Tender will not be considered further

Stage 3 - Technical Assessment andDemonstration

(iii) Calculation of Technical Score

Weighted technical score which accounts for 70% of the final combined score

Calculate accordance with the following formula:

Stage 4 - Price Assessment (Annex A to Part II – Conditions of Tender)

Completeness check

If a Tenderer fails to submit Schedule 1 to 7 and Schedule 9 of Part V –Contract Schedules by the Tender Closing Date, its tender will not be considered further

Stage 4 - Price Assessment(Annex A to Part II – Conditions of Tender)

Calculation of Price Score

Weighted Price score which accounts for 30% of the final combined score

Calculate accordance with the following formula:

Stage 5 - Calculation of Combined Score (Annex A to Part II – Conditions of Tender)

Stage 5 - Calculation of Combined Score(Annex A to Part II – Conditions of Tender)

The combined score of each of the tender proposals that have completed Stage 4 evaluation will be calculated as follows:

Combined Score

Weighted Technical

Weighted Price Score

Technical Assessment

Technical Assessment(Annex C to Part II – Conditions of Tender)

• I. The proposed Execution Plan (“Grouping A(I)”) • II. Additional Hardware or Software Proposals (“Grouping A(II)”) • III. Innovative Suggestions (“Grouping A(III)”)

Section A comprising three groupings of assessment criteria (“Groupings”), viz., Groupings A(I) to A(III)

• I. Experience and qualifications of the nominees for the key roles of the Project Team (“Grouping B(I)”)

Section B Experience and qualification (comprising one Grouping B(I)

Technical Assessment (Annex C to Part II – Conditions of Tender)

No. Assessment Criteria Guidelines to Tenderers for Attaining Scores in Technical Assessment

1 Project Plan for the Preparatory Services

Marks will be given based on the level of details of information provided that can help to demonstrate the practicality and applicability of the plan

Grouping A(I) – The Proposed Execution Plan

Please provide details in Schedule 8 of Part V – Contract Schedules.

Maximum Mark = 10

Technical Assessment (Table 8.2 of Schedule 8 of Part V – Contract Schedules)

2 Technical design of the Mobile Gateway 2.1 Service Availability

(Maximum mark = 14 )

2.2 System Monitoring and Incident Handling Mechanism (Maximum mark = 8 )

2.3 Scalability and Expandability (Maximum mark = 8 )

Marks will be given if the Tenderer indicate higher committed level in excess of minimum requirements specified in the Tender

Grouping A(I) – The Proposed Execution Plan

Please provide details in Schedule 16 of Part V – Contract Schedules. 69

Maximum Mark = 30

1 Desirable environment features Marks will be given according to the average number of desirable green specifications as that each distinct Existing Model of MWHD offered in Schedules 2 and 5 complies with.

Grouping A(II) – Additional Hardware and Software Proposals

Maximum Mark = 25

1 Type 1 - benefits derived are directly relevant to the procurement covered by this Invitation to Tender (Maximum mark = 10 )

Marks will be given according to the number of Innovative Suggestions Type I that the details of which provided in the tender proposals are considered innovative, effective, feasible, practicable, reliable and sustainable in improving the services to be offered by the System or bringing benefits / additional value to the MWS and/or MWS users

2 Type II – benefits derived may not be directly relevant to the procurement covered by this Invitation to Tender but can bring positive values and benefits to the Government or the public at large (Maximum mark = 10)

Marks will be given according to the number of Innovative Suggestions Type II that the details of which provided in the tender proposals are accepted because adoption of these Innovative Suggestions in this procurement bring positive values or benefits to the Government or the public of HKSAR at large.

Grouping A(III) – Innovative Suggestions

Maximum Mark = 20

1 The Service Management Manager’s project management experience

Marks will be given according to nominee’s IT experience in managing IT projects in excess of the original requirements under the Tender Documents for the role of Service Management Manager (“excess experience”).

Grouping B(I) – Experience and qualifications of nominees for the key roles of the Project Management Team

Maximum Mark = 8

2 Key project staff’s relevant IT experience

Marks will be given according to all nominees’ relevant IT experience in excess of the original requirements under the Tender Documents (“excess experience”) for the respective key roles of the Project Team they fill (excluding the key role of Service Management Manager which is separately evaluated under Item B(I)(1) above).

Grouping B(I) – Experience and qualifications of nominees for the key roles of the Project Management Team

Maximum Mark = 7

Price Assessment

Price Assessment (Annex D to Part II – Conditions of Tender)

Total Estimated Contract Price = Total charges for Service Packages in Schedules 1 (A) + Total charges for Service Packages in Schedule 2 (B) + Total charges for MWHD in Schedule 5 (C) + Total charges for the Support Services in Schedule 9 (D)

where: (A) = 36 [9,500 (x) + 3,000 (y)] (B) = 24 [2,000 (a) + 500 (b)] (C) = 400 (p) + 200 (t) (D) = ∑ (q × m)

x, y = average monthly subscription fee for mobile data with voice and mobile data a, b = average monthly subscription fee of service packages of Mobile Phone and Tablet p, t = average unit price of Mobile Phone and Tablet q = estimated number of required hours m = quoted ceiling rate

(Annex D to Part II – Conditions of Tender) Total charges for Service Packages in Schedule 1

Total charges for Service Packages in Schedule 1(Annex D to Part II – Conditions of Tender)

Total= (36) × ((9500) × (AA1 + AA2 + AB1 + AB2 + AB3 + AC1 + AC2 + AC3) / 8) + ((3000) × (AD1 + AD2 + AE1 + AE2 + AE3 + AF1 + AF2 + AF3) / 8))

For Service Package A1, the average monthly subscription fee payable for the two options are: Option 1 = ($60 + $50) / 2 = $55 Option 2 = ($65 + $60) / 2= $62.5 Option 1, is the lowest, the lowest monthly subscription fee is $55, it will be used to calculate the charge payable for Service Package, 78

(Annex D to Part II – Conditions of Tender) Total charges for Service Packages in Schedule 2

Total = (24) × ( ((2000) × (a1-x + a1-y + a1-z + a2-x + a2-y + a2-z + b1-x + b1-y + b1-z + b2-x + b2-y + b2-z

+ b3-x + b3-y + b3-z + c2-x + c2-y + c2-z + c3-x + c3-y + c3-z) / 21) + ((500) × (d1-x + d1-y + d2-x + d2-y + e1-x + e1-y + e2-x + e2-y + e3-x + e3-y + f2-x + f2-y + 80

f3-x + f3-y) / 14))

More than one offer for MP2 under Service Package A1, the lowest offer is selected to calculate the charge payable for Service Package in Schedule 2

(Annex D to Part II – Conditions of Tender) Total charges for MWHD in Schedule 5

Total charges for MWHD in Schedule 5(Annex D to Part II – Conditions of Tender)

The lowest offer of each particular MWHD’s specification is selected to calculate the charge payable for MWHD in Schedule 5

(Annex D to Part II – Conditions of Tender) Total charges for Support Services in Schedule 9

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