AMENDMENT 1.pdf
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- Pervasive Research & Evaluation for Complex-solutions In Operational & Urgent Systems (PRECIOUS)
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This document is an amendment to a solicitation for the Pervasive Research & Evaluation for Complex-solutions In Operational & Urgent Systems (PRECIOUS) program, a research and development effort led by the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL). The amendment addresses a question regarding the certification requirements for the prime contractor and subcontractors. The government response clarifies that the required certifications can be met through the aggregate expertise of the prime and subcontractors, and a NAS 410 certified subcontractor can satisfy the certification requirements outlined in the Statement of Objectives (SOO) for the IDIQ contract. The PRECIOUS program covers a broad range of technical areas related to materials and manufacturing technologies, with the goal of transitioning solutions to improve mission readiness, reduce costs, and create innovative capabilities for the Department of the Air Force.
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AMENDMENT 1
13 AUGUST 2024
QUESTION/GOVERNMENT RESPONSE
• QUESTION: Based on the variety of certifications and accreditations within the SOO and
MAA, is it required that the prime contractor hold all certifications or does the aggregate of prime and subcontractors, with appropriate expertise and qualifications, meet the requirements of the contract?
o Specific Example: Does work performed by a NAS 410 certified subcontractor for the prime contractor satisfy IDIQ SOO 2.3.5.6?
o GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Yes, a subcontractor can provide the personnel with the certifications
END OF QUESTIONS/RESPONSE
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