SEC Response to Qusestions (50310222R0002).pdf
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- FINANCIAL DATA SOURCES SUBSCRIPTION
- Solicitation number
- 50310222R0002
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Securities and Exchange Commission
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This document contains a response to questions regarding solicitation number 50310222R0002 from the Securities and Exchange Commission. The SEC is seeking to procure a subscription for financial data sources including historical price and volume data for various bond types from both domestic and international sources. The solicitation is unrestricted with a submission deadline and is issued under NAICS code 519190 with a small business size standard of $30 million. The SEC views option periods referenced in the solicitation as the government's unilateral right to extend the contract if there is continued need and funding availability, though exercising options is not guaranteed.
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| Attachment 3 - Pricing Spreadsheet.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Attachment 2 - Requirements Matrix Checklist.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Combined Synopsis Solicitation_50310222R0002.pdf | ||
| Attachment 1 - SEC Requirements List.pdf |
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Combined Synopsis/Solicitation: 50310222R0002
Financial Data Sources Subscription
SEC Response to Questions
1. Pertaining to the requirement in Section III Data Delivered via Platform > B. Financial Time Series & Economic Information Data > Historical Global Financial and Economic Information > Bonds Shall include historical price and volume data for active, matured and called bonds, warrants, convertibles, CDS, domestic and international issues.
Can you specify the type of bonds?
SEC Response: This is a broad category: Government and Corporate bonds; domestic and international.
2. How does the SEC view option years?
SEC Response: Option Periods are being requested in accordance with FAR 17.2 and FAR Clause 52.217-9. It is the government’s unilateral right to exercise an Option term if the government has a continuing need for the requirement and funding is available; however, there is no guarantee that an Option term will be exercised.
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