Attachment B Questions and Answers.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 20356221Q00001
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This document contains answers to questions about a federal solicitation for metallurgical consulting and support services. The Bureau of Fiscal Service, on behalf of the United States Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board, is seeking a contractor to provide nondestructive and destructive metallurgical testing, failure analysis of damaged equipment, and metallurgical consulting services on-scene at chemical incident sites within the United States. The anticipated award is one or more time and materials contracts. The total small business goal is 23% with subgoals for small disadvantaged businesses, small disadvantaged veteran-owned businesses, women-owned businesses, and HUBZone businesses. Questions were due by May 17th and proposals are due by June 1st. The location for progress meetings will be the CSB office in Washington D.C. or via video/audio conference. The government aims to make an award as soon as possible.
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Attachment B 20356221Q00001 Metallurgic Support Answers Amendment 01
20356221Q00001
1. Could you please tell me if the Combined Synopsis/Solicitation posted as solicitation number 20356221Q00001 will be a follow-on requirement to any work performed currently or in the past, or will this be a new requirement?
Government Response:
This is a new requirement.
2. Are there incumbents?
This is a new requirement.
3. A Small Business Enterprise (SBE) clause (FAR52.219-8) is included by reference. Is there a SBE goal?
Total Small Business Goal: 23.00%
SDB: 5.00%
SDVOSB: 3.00%
WO: 5.00%
HUBZone: 3.00% *Note: 8(a) numbers fall under the SDB category
4. Are TWIC cards typically required at the incident sites?
TWIC cards are typically not required at incident sites.
5. Where will the progress meetings be held? (Reference Part VII. on page 15 of the solicitation)
Progress meetings may be held by conference all, video conference, or in the CSB office in Washington DC.
6. When is award anticipated?
The Government intends to make an award as soon as possible.
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