Valid Eval Rubric (Version 2.0)
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AFRL DETER / TACTICAL / RAD - v2-0 Evaluation Criteria Defined
VE SuperA name: AFRL DETER / TACTICAL / RAD - v2-0
XLS filename: AFRL - DETER, TACTICAL, RAD - v2-0.xlsx
DEFINITION
TECHNICAL MERIT OVERALL SCIENCE /
TECHNICAL MERIT
PROBLEM BEING
SOLVED
What is the problem being solved or the capability gap being addressed for AFRL with the proposed solution? Demonstrate the depth of your understanding of the problem's components and stakeholders.
SOLUTION / PRODUCT
SUMMARY
Write a clear, concise description of your product or solution. Succinctly explain what your product or solution is and how it addresses the problem statement/capability gap. Provide the reviewers with a clear sense of the solution you are proposing, specifically highlighting all proposed deliverables.
DEGREE OF
INNOVATION
Describe what's innovative about your approach. How big of a departure from the state-of-the-art is your solution?
RISK MITIGATION
Identify the primary drivers of technical, schedule and cost risk, along with the proposed methods to reduce or mitigate them.
ENABLING
TECHNOLOGIES
Do the required enabling technologies introduce added risk? Using mature or proven underlying technologies and techniques helps to lower technical risk.
ALTERNATIVE
TECHNICAL
APPROACHES
Convince a skeptical audience that yours is the best solution from a technical perspective. Your case is strongest when you convincingly refute the alternatives.
RELEVANT
EXPERIENCE
Describe your relevant experience with similar work and/or with similar technologies. Explain how your previous work with relevant projects makes you an ideal candidate to accomplish the proposed solution.
SCIENTIFIC FEASIBILITY
Is the science behind the solution sound? Convince readers who don't have deep expertise in your field that your innovation is built atop sound scientific and engineering principles. Point to the foundational and proven technologies that you rely on to deliver your solution.
TECHNICAL
PERSONNEL
Briefly list and describe your core scientific and technical team. Do you have the people and technical capabilities you need to successfully complete your proposed project? If not, convince the reader you have a credible recruiting plan and can fill personnel gaps.
TECHNICAL FACILITIES
& RESOURCES
Briefly list and describe your technical facilities and resources. Do you have the resources and technical facilities you need to successfully complete your proposed project? If not, convince the reader you have a credible plan to attain the necessary facilities or resources to accomplish the
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