Additional Questions for SIR 6739GH-21-R-00127 08-16-2021.docx
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This document contains a screening information request and related federal contract opportunity notice. The Federal Aviation Administration is seeking proposals for human factors research and simulation training support related to air traffic control tasks and traffic management. Offerors should provide customer computer programming services to develop a high-fidelity, web-based, interactive simulation platform to allow scenario development for traffic situation displays and rerouting activities. The period of performance is 260 business days for CLIN 00001 and 520 business days for training under CLIN 00002. A travel not-to-exceed amount of $24,000 is provided to cover up to six anticipated trips for installation, testing, and evaluation activities. Draft instruction manuals are due 130 business days after award. Proposals must be received by August 19, 2021 to be considered for this small business set-aside opportunity with a NAICS code of 541511 and size standard of $30 million.
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1. Is there an anticipated period of performance for CLIN 00001 and CLIN 00002, specifically for CLIN 00002 - training?
CLIN 00001 is 260 business days after award. CLIN 00002 is 520 business days after award.
1. Will the government consider providing offerors a Not To Exceed amount for travel? We understand the government anticipates at least 4 trips for travel.
Yes, we are providing travel NTE amount of $24,000. The government anticipates up to 4 trips for training but the NTE estimate used a total of 6 trips (5 days for 2 travelers each trip) to cover installation and attendance at testing and evaluation.
1. Can the government please clarify when the draft instruction manuals are due? The performance-based payments schedule indicates 160 days after contract award but 2.1.6 Task List in the SOW indicates 130 business days of contract award.
Draft instruction manuals are due 130 business days after award.
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