Sources Sought Update - Q&As (29 Nov 19).pdf
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This sources sought notice requests capability statements for a follow-on contract to provide evaluations, assessments, studies, services, and support to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Langley Research Center Science Office for Mission Assessments. Interested vendors should submit an eight page capability statement by November 18th demonstrating experience in areas including proposal evaluations, assessments, logistics support, and maintaining a Top Secret facility clearance. The estimated value is $100 million over five years to be awarded as a cost-plus-fixed-fee indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract in July/August 2020. The incumbent contractor will be ineligible to compete due to conflict of interest restrictions. The notice encourages feedback on contract type and subcontracting opportunities.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Sources Sought Update - Q&As (21 Jan 20).pdf | ||
| Sources Sought Update - Q&As (6 Dec 19).pdf | ||
| Limitation of Future Contracting - EASSS 3 Clause (6 Dec 19).pdf | ||
| EASSS 2 Contract - Sections B-J (Sources Sought Reference).pdf | ||
| Limitation of Future Contracting - EASSS 3 Clause (20 Nov 19).pdf | ||
| Draft_Statement_of_Work_-_EASSS_3.pdf |
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Sources Sought Update – Questions & Answers (29 Nov 19)
1. Q: Are we able to cite the prior experience (e.g., resumes) of individuals on our staff (separate from our institutional past performance) when demonstrating our experience and past performance in our capability statement?
A: Yes. For the purposes of the Sources Sought, feel free to include the experience of individuals on your staff when discussing your company’s capabilities. Whether that is via resumes or simply a narrative is up to each contractor.
2. Q: Does NASA intend to hold an Industry Day? If so, then will Industry Day be held before or after the release of the RFP?
A: At this time, NASA intends to hold an industry day after the release of the RFP.
Industry is encouraged to comment regarding this approach.
3. Q: Since a Draft RFP will not be issued, will offerors have more than the standard 30 days in which to prepare and submit a proposal?
A: NASA intends to give offerors 45 calendar days after RFP release to prepare and submit a proposal.
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