Solication No. 693JF723R000003 Gulf of Mexico (GoM) and Lower Mississippi River (LRM) RFP Amendment No. 2.pdf
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Solicitation No. 693JF723R000003 A Feasibility Study on Future Energy Options for Gulf of Mexico Offshore Support Vessels
(OSV) and Lower Mississippi River Tug/Tow boats GoM & LMR RFP Amendment No. 2
The purpose for amendment no. 2 is to respond to the following questions.
2. Question: Under this contract vehicle is it okay for foreign nationals to be working on the project? Our company is a global company some of the industry analysts will be from the UK, Canada, India and Saudi Arabia. Project management will be led by myself in San Antonio. I have not been able to find anything (U.S. Code / FAR) that would specifically preclude non USPERs who are employees of our company from working on this contract.
Response: The principal investigator must be a U.S. company.
3. Question: Our company has a UEI ABCDEFGHIJKL and several NIACs in the 541xxx series related to scientific, markets, and consulting are their other NAICS (541690) codes besides that we could use?
Response: NAICS Code 541690 is the only NAICS code that should be used under RFP Solicitation No. 693JF723R000003.
4. Question: Final question, for port bunkering in LMR and the gulf coast you’re only concerned with port operations (bunkering etc.) that pertain to these vessels?
Response: As far as bunkering, the goal of this project is to create a very clear picture of the bunkering methods, the bunkering fuel, the bunkering frequency and location (incl. port infrastructure) that pertain to OSVs and Tug/Tow boats. To be noted that the study will consider offshore bunkering operations (not in port/terminal) as well if such operation is part of ship’s operation profile.
5. Question: We are interested in submitting a proposal for the GoM OSV RFP. Is there a rubric by which the proposals will be evaluated that you are able to share?
Response: A successful applicant should clearly respond to the bullets in Section 2 and the Criteria Evaluation questions in Section D.
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