SWIB Due Diligence Scheduling Notification .pdf
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This document provides notice of upcoming virtual due diligence sessions for the Submarine Workforce and Industrial Base (SWIB) Project Broad Agency Announcement. The General Services Administration Federal Acquisition Service Assisted Acquisition Services Federal Systems Integration and Management Center will release the BAA solicitation in October 2023 to support the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisitions & Sustainment Innovation Capability & Modernization Office. The purpose of the SWIB Project is to address challenges of workforce development within the Submarine Workforce and Industrial Base by seeking an Enterprise Integration Partner that will identify, develop, and deliver holistic solutions to regional and broader SWIB workforce and industrial base challenges. Virtual due diligence sessions are tentatively scheduled for October 4-5, 2023 to allow potential offerors to ask questions and become knowledgeable about requirements. Requests to attend are due by September 29, 2023 and attendance is limited to five individuals per organization. Questions may also be submitted in advance of the sessions.
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FEDSIM is a Client Support Center housed within GSA, FAS, AAS.
Template Version 01/25/2022
September 26, 2023
Notice to all Industry Partners (IPs) under the Open Market
INVITATION TO VIRTUAL DUE DILIGENCE
This letter is an advance notice that the General Services Administration (GSA), Federal Acquisition
Service (FAS), Federal Systems Integration and Management Center (FEDSIM) intends to release a
Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) solicitation in October 2023. This BAA will support the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisitions & Sustainment (OUSD A&S), Innovation
Capability & Modernization (ICAM) Office, for the Submarine Workforce and Industrial Base
(SWIB) Project.
The purpose of this project is to address challenges of workforce development within the Submarine
Workforce and Industrial Base (SWIB) by seeking an Enterprise Integration Partner (EIP) that will identify, develop, and deliver holistic solutions to regional and broader SWIB workforce and industrial base challenges.
A DRAFT version of the BAA has been posted to Sam.gov. This document is marked DRAFT and is subject to change. All references to attachments and deliverables within the DRAFT document are placeholders and all attachments will not be provided with this invitation to due diligence sessions.
This letter serves as an invitation to Virtual Due Diligence to be held virtually via teleconference capability. The due diligence sessions are tentatively scheduled for October 4, 2023*, and October 5, 2023*, and will take place throughout each day (*please note that dates are tentative based on whether the Government is operating normally or shutdown due to lack of budget). The intent of these Virtual Due Diligence sessions is to provide potential offerors with an opportunity to become knowledgeable about the Government’s requirements. Virtual Due Diligence is not intended to be a marketing pitch for potential offerors, but it is intended to allow potential offerors to ask questions on the upcoming BAA and on the documents provided as part of this notice. During the Virtual Due
Diligence sessions, the Government will not permit questions concerning cost or price; IPs attending
Due Diligence sessions shall focus on technical questions. Due Diligence sessions are not for attribution, and the Government will not provide written responses to any questions asked by the IPs.
The IP shall not record any portion of the Virtual Due Diligence session.
An individual Virtual Due Diligence session will be scheduled for 30-45 minutes with each IP that requests a session. The Government requests that only those IPs that plan to submit a white paper as a prime offeror submit a request for a session. Any planned subcontractor may request a session, but the Government requests that they include their planned prime as part of the session or participate in the prime’s session. Requests for Virtual Due Diligence sessions shall be submitted, via email to
Justin Zerbato, Cynthia Weaver, and Matthew Healey (emails listed below) no later than 12:00 pm
ET on Friday September 29, 2023. Requests received after this date and time will not be considered. Attendance at the virtual due diligence sessions is limited to no more than 5 individuals per IP (a prime offeror and subcontractor may each have up to 5 individuals at the session). Sessions will begin on time. Please test equipment prior to the start time.
FEDSIM is a Client Support Center housed within GSA, FAS, AAS.
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Any questions are encouraged to be submitted ahead of time to allow the Government time to formulate a response. Questions are to be submitted via email to Justin Zerbato, Cynthia Weaver, and Matthew Healey (emails listed below).
If you have any questions regarding this requirement, you may contact the FEDSIM Contract
Specialists, Cynthia Weaver at Cynthia.weaver@gsa.gov and Matthew Healey at matthew.healey@gsa.gov and the FEDSIM Contracting Officer, Justin Zerbato at justin.zerbato@gsa.gov.
mailto:Cynthia.weaver@gsa.gov
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