As the Department continues to leverage DRMIS to meet evolving requirements, and as functionality is increased and organizational coverage is widened (for example, the integration into DRMIS of supply chain functionality and other business processes such as those related to real property management) it is expected that DRMIS will grow to over 30,000users in the coming years. These future opportunities will allow the organization to achieve maximum benefit from its Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) platforms. SIGMA is a complex SAP-based system. It was initially implemented in2008 to meet departmental financial and material management requirements and is currently being used by over 6,200users located within PSPC and in client departments. This Addendum to the Fairness Monitor final report covers the period following the conclusion of the evaluation phase up to and including contract award. Contract award The PSPC individual assigned to complete the assessment of financial proposals reviewed and verified the financial proposal of each bid. The individual verified that each financial proposal was complete and complied with the requirements of the RFP.

PPI Consulting Limited (PPI) was engaged by Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) on October12,2012 as the Fairness Monitor (FM) contractor to observe the procurement process related to PSPC's acquisition of Support Services for the Department of National Defence (DND)'s Defence Resource Management Information System (DRMIS) and PSPC's SIGMA System. Brave Bob decided to roll the dice and clash his enemies head on. He gathered his fellow peons, and together they went on an adventure to rebuild his kingdom, get revenge, and once again become the Kings of the hyper magical dice board game. The FM Specialist reviewed the draft solicitation documents and attended the Commercially Confidential Meetings with interested suppliers.All four proposals were deemed to have met the technical bid requirements of the RFP. The FM had no fairness concerns related to the technical bid evaluation. 4.2.4. Financial proposal assessment The scoring assessment was applied consistently and equitably by the evaluation team with no evidence of bias With over two decades in the highways sector, his extensive portfolio is punctuated by success and innovation across the UK and Europe, including the UK’s first LED Road Safety and Wireless Vehicle Detection trial. Go on and Roll the dice on the board, Win Golden Coins & collect gems to build your kingdom, become the Dice King and master the dice board game!

Our committment to strengthening the conduct and integrity of our duties for the Western Australian community. The FM reviewed the assessment of financial proposals and confirms that the process was conducted appropriately in accordance with the process established in the RFP and in a fair, open and transparent manner. Policy advice to government on delivering secure, reliable, sustainable and affordable energy services to WA. To choose the drums press the drumsets button, if you want to change the pairing of the keys with the virtual drum set elements, The FM witnessed the technical bid evaluation meetings and confirms that the process was conducted appropriately in accordance with the process established in the RFP and in a fair, open and transparent manner.

guidance with respect to only assessing the information that is in the proposal – not information from previous contracts, personal knowledge, or any other information explanation of fairness and the need for objectivity, consistency and equitable treatment of all proposals

Four proposals were received by the submission closing date and time. 4.2.2. Fairness monitor specialist observations Compact, smartphone-compatible and easy to install into any vehicle, the core technology was developed by the University of Tokyo, with further development carried out by JIP Techno Science Corporation and Waterman’s holding company CTI Engineering. The system is widely used for road maintenance in Japan, and CTI Engineering has been leading the introduction to projects overseas, particularly in China, Uzbekistan and Africa, before bringing DRIMS to the UK in 2020. Correspondence with industry e.g. containing clarifications to questions raised during the Commercially Confidential Meetings Technical mandatory requirements were reviewed for compliance with the information provided in both the compliance matrix and in the substantiating information in the proposal. A record of compliance or non-compliance was recorded in the master record along with the rationaleBoth the DND / PSPC project team and the contracting authority were responsive in providing clarification when requested by the FM Specialist. 4.2. Request for proposals process The FM’s review of documents and monitoring of activities in this phase considered the principles of fairness, openness and transparency. This included the following: Evaluation training was provided to all evaluators. This included informing evaluators of the following: The UK’s road and active travel space networks are a vital framework connecting our communities, businesses and green spaces, supporting our economy and underpinning the prosperity of the nation. Our transport and highways engineering specialists are carrying out surface monitoring and conditions evaluations across Britain to ensure these networks continue to operate effectively. The submissions were logged and recorded upon receipt, clearly identifying that these were submitted on time