SOCIOECONOMIC_IDIQ_140P2119R0005_AM_0001_FBO_Q&A.pdf
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- 140P2119R0005
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This document summarizes a sources sought notice issued by the National Park Service for an indefinite delivery indefinite quantity contract to provide socioeconomic research and analysis services. The contract would have a one year base period and four one year option periods, with a maximum value of $40 million. Services would include primary data collection, secondary research, data mining, economic impact analyses, recreation studies, personnel studies, and peer review management related to visitor use, rulemaking, and agency initiatives. Responses were due by March 6, 2019 and should not exceed ten pages, describing relevant experience in the last five years, expertise in various social science disciplines, and company information. The notice seeks to identify potential small businesses for a possible set-aside.
Solicitation 140P2119R0005 - Amendment 0001
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Sources Sought Notice 140P2119R0005 Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Contract for Socioeconomic Research
Amendment 0001 – Questions & Answers
1. Are firms who do not respond to this sources sought still eligible to respond to the subsequent RFP for this IDIQ contract when it is issued? Or, are all firms who are interested in this IDIQ contract required to respond to this sources sought to remain eligible to respond to a subsequent
RFP?
Answer: Response to this sources sought notice is not a requirement for participation in any future solicitation. Responses to this sources sought notice will be used for market research purposes only.
2. Can responses include 11 x 17 pages?
Answer: No. Responses shall be limited to ten (10) 8.5 x 11” pages, exclusive of cover and table of content pages. Responses shall not include 11 x 17” pages.
3. May we use a font size smaller than 12 point in tables and figures?
Answer: Font sizes smaller than 12 point may be used in supporting graphics and figures.
However, respondents are encouraged to ensure readability, as the Government will not contact a respondent if the submission is illegible.
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