2.2.1-70CDCR24Q00000006_Court Reporter Services_Questions and Answers.pdf

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This document is a set of Questions and Answers related to RFQ 70CDCR24Q00000006 for Court Reporter Services for the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Office of Enforcement & Removal Operations (ERO) San Antonio Field Office.

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  • The incumbent contractor is not provided.
  • The previous bid amount that won the contract is not provided.
  • The government states they do not currently have any other open contracts for this service.
  • Regarding background investigations, the government states a background investigation may be conducted at their discretion but is not required for this role. The government does not specify if an expedited or recent background investigation is expected.

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2.2.1-SAM_Solicitation_70CDCR24Q00000006.pdf PDF
Attachment 1 - SOW.pdf PDF
Attachment 2 - WD 2015-5253 Rev.23.pdf PDF

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Questions and Answers – RFQ 70CDCR24Q00000006

Page, Section, Paragraph

Quoter Questions Government Response

1 Who is the incumbent contractee for this solicitation?

N/A

2 What was the previous bid amount that won the contract?

N/A

3 Do you currently have any other contracts you oversee that are open to bid on?

Not currently. Please search SAM for any future contract opportunities.

4 Page: 3, Section: 6, Paragraph: 3

In the SOW there is a section on background investigations. With the time between the offers being due and the start of the performance, is a full investigation expected for this role? Should the prime be expected to obtain an expedited background investigation, or should the potential employees have a recent background investigation or possess a security clearance?

A background may be conducted at the discretion of the government but isn’t required.

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