Q A 19GE5024R0014.pdf

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This document contains questions and answers regarding a solicitation for nuclear energy consulting services for the U.S. Embassy in Prague, Czech Republic. The solicitation is seeking consulting services to cover nuclear energy issues for the embassy. It clarifies that the consultant must obtain necessary authorization to do business in Czechia, either before or after award, and can be based in Czechia or another nearby country like Slovakia as long as significant effort is dedicated to covering Czechia, though no time breakdown within Czechia is specified.

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Questions And Answers

Nuclear Energy Consulting for the US Embassy in Prague, Czech Republic

19GE5024R0014 0001

Q1. What are the work authorizations for Czechia that qualify for the purposes of this solicitation?

A1. It is the offeror’s responsibility to check and be compliant with local law and regulations.

Q2. Can work authorizations be acquired after award notice?

A2. As in accordance with DOSAR 652.242-73 AUTHORIZATION AND PERFORMANCE

(AUG 1999), Contractor shall obtain necessary authorization to do business and operate in the country of performance.

The offeror shall indicate in the technical proposal if the offeror already possess such authorization and provide a copy of the permit or registration documentation. If the offeror has not obtained such authorization, the offeror shall provide the information described in Section L, 52.212-1 Addendum - Instructions to Offerors, under Management Plan.

Q3. How much will the consultant need to be in Czechia over the base and option periods?

A3. While the Government anticipates that the consultant would be based in Czechia, the position could also be covered remotely from the region, as long as the consultant is based in one of the countries covered by the position, such as Slovakia, and the consultant places significant effort in covering Czechia. The Government cannot quantify the exact time required for the consultant to be in Czechia.

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