QuestionsandAnswers 8.26.25.pdf
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This document is a Vendor Questions & Answers (Amendment 4 Hold Notice) for Solicitation No. 15BRRC25R00000018, addressing Residential Reentry Center (RRC) Services and Home Confinement Services. The solicitation covers male-only services in the Washington, DC metropolitan area, specifically within Washington, DC; Montgomery County, Maryland; Prince George's County, Maryland; Arlington County, Virginia; or Fairfax County, Virginia, with a home confinement radius within 150 miles of the RRC facility.
The solicitation is currently on hold due to a protest filed with the Government Accountability Office (GAO). As a result, all solicitation actions are paused, and potential offerors are advised to monitor SAM.gov regularly for future amendments and updates. The solicitation will remain on hold until the GAO issues a decision or the protest is otherwise resolved, at which point the Bureau of Prisons will issue an amendment with updated instructions and deadlines.
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Solicitation No. 15BRRC25R00000018 Residential Reentry Center (RRC) Services (Male Only) and Home Confinement Services in the Washington, DC area, within either: the city limits of Washington, DC; Montgomery County, Maryland; Prince George's County, Maryland; Arlington County, Virginia; or
Fairfax County, Virginia Home Confinement Radius within 150 miles of the RRC Facility
Vendor Questions & Answers (Amendment 4 Hold Notice)
Q1. Why has the solicitation due date been placed on hold?
A1. A protest has been filed with the Government Accountability Office (GAO). In accordance with FAR 33.104, the filing of a GAO protest prevents award of a contract and thus the solicitation due date is stayed which pauses any and all actions as related to the solicitation, per amendment 4.
Q2. How long will the solicitation be on hold?
A2. The solicitation will remain on hold until the GAO issues a decision or the protest is otherwise resolved. At that time, the Bureau of Prisons will issue an amendment with updated instructions and deadlines.
Q3. Can the Government provide further details about the protest?
A3. The protest was filed at GAO, and upon request, and according to FAR 33.104(a), an interested party may request a copy of the redacted protest from BOP or communicate directly with GAO regarding the protest.
Q4. What should offerors do in the meantime?
A4. Offerors are encouraged to monitor SAM.gov regularly for future amendments and updates from the Bureau of Prisons.
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