Outcome-Based Independent Verification and Validation Services

The Georgia Technology Authority (GTA) is issuing a Request for Qualified Contractors (RFQC) to identify vendors capable of delivering Outcome‑Based Independent Verification and Validation (IV&V) services. This is a qualification‑only solicitation; no contract will be awarded directly from this event, but successful respondents will be placed on a qualified‑contractor list for future GTA IV&V contracts. Respondents must submit a Statement of Qualifications, a mandatory scored worksheet, an executive summary, and a suite of compliance certifications (insurance, E‑Verify, NDAA, tax compliance, security clauses, etc.). The effort is outcome‑based, meaning payment will be tied to performance metrics rather than time‑and‑materials. • Scope includes independent verification and validation of software or systems with outcome‑based pricing. • Required deliverables: completed RFQC questionnaire, scored worksheet, executive summary (≤ 2 pages), various affidavits (trade‑secret, tax, security, AI use disclosure). • Mandatory compliance items: Team Georgia Marketplace registration, insurance, IRS 1075, data‑destruction, non‑collusion certification, E‑Verify, AI usage declaration, and strict data‑access restrictions to U.S. citizens/permanent residents.