Q and A for 19PR5024Q0051.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 19PE5024Q0051
- Issued by
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Department of State US Embassy Lima
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This document is a Q&A sheet for Request for Quotation (RFQ) 19PE5024Q0051, which is for an annual software license subscription for transaction analysis on the Bitcoin blockchain and other cryptocurrencies for the Financial Intelligence Unit (UIF) of the government of Peru.
The key details are:
- The software is required within 30 business days after order award.
- There are no incumbent vendors, and no customizations are anticipated for the software.
- The government estimates 24 investigators will use the system, but not concurrently.
- The solicitation number is 19PE5024Q0051, and the procuring agency is the U.S. Department of State's U.S. Embassy in Lima, Peru.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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Q&A sheet for RFQ 19PE5024Q0051
1- Question: When do you need the software?
Answer: NLT 30 business days after order award.
2- Question: What are the specifications of the software?
Answer: Please address to the Purchase Request specifications.
3- Question: Any needed training on blockchain tracing?
Answer: Please address to the Purchase Request specifications.
4- Question: Is there an incumbent? If so, please provide us with the company's name and the contract number.
Answer: We don’t have any software with the same functionalities.
5- Question: How many users will access the system?
Answer: We are 24 investigators but they will not access the system concurrently.
6- Question: Does the Government anticipate any customizations of the software? If so, will the Government pay for customizing the software?
Otherwise, should any modifications be part of the license and support pricing?
Answer: It won’t be necessary any customizations of the software.
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