S34_-_May_20,_2017_Correction,_Questions_and_Answers_-_RFQ_12FPC319Q0021.pdf
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Correction, Questions & Answers - RFQ 12FPC319Q0021
Correction:
The below Non-Price Evaluation Factors for Determining Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA):
Evaluation Factors:
1. Technical Experience
2. Past Performance
3. Cost
Non-Price Evaluation Factors for Determining Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA):
- Knowledge and experience with environmental appraisals
- Vendor must be a Small Business and be able to provide said certification
- Vendor must provide proof of past experience knowledge and experience with environmental appraisals
- Proposed Methodology and Technical Approach
- Personnel qualifications
- Vendor must have a valid SAM.GOV registration without exclusion
Should read:
Non-Price Evaluation Factors for Determining Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA):
- Knowledge and experience with rural, market appraisals
- Vendor must be a Small Business and be able to provide said certification
- Vendor must provide proof of past experience knowledge and experience with rural, market appraisals
- Proposed Methodology and Technical Approach
- Personnel qualifications
- Vendor must have a valid SAM.GOV registration without exclusion
This minor change does not affect the due date for offers.
Question & Answers
Below are questions received in black type and the Government’s response is in blue type.
Q: Do these appraisals need to be a before and after appraisal for conservation easements?
A: No. NRCS needs the current market value of the property so we can determine the compensation amount. NRCS uses the current market value to calculate what will be offered.
Q: Do the appraisals need to comply with the Uniform Appraisal Standards for Federal Land Acquisitions?
A: No. NRCS only requires a market value appraisal that complies with the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practices.
Correction, Questions & Answers - RFQ 12FPC319Q0021
Q: I wanted to make sure that the fee for appraisals are not to be presented at this time, is this correct?
A. No. Fees must be included. We understand they will have to make sure their price is high enough to cover all possible appraisals regardless of size and location.
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