Sol_QR_75F40126R00013_3.pdf

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Non-medical Use (NMU) Data Report Services Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
75F40126R00013
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Department of Health and Human Services Food and Drug Administration Office of Acquisition and Grant Services

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This is a Questions and Answers document from an FDA solicitation addressing proposal formatting requirements related to a substance misuse initiative.

Offerors are required to include references and citations as needed to support their proposals, with the understanding that these citations will be counted toward the overall page limit. The FDA has clarified that extensive background information on substance misuse is unnecessary, as the agency possesses sufficient familiarity with the issue. Instead, offerors should concentrate their proposal responses on demonstrating their proposed approach, methodology, and relevant experience in addressing the solicitation requirements.

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1. For this solicitation, are we to include references and citations? If so, those would go against the page limit?

Yes, offerors should include references and citations as needed. Please note that references and citations will count toward the page limit.

Additionally, extensive background information on substance misuse is not necessary for this proposal. FDA is familiar with the issue; therefore, offerors are encouraged to focus their responses on the proposed approach, methodology, and relevant experience.

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