QUESTIONS AND ASWERS 80NSSC26940581Q.pdf
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This is a Questions and Answers document for NASA contract opportunity 80NSSC26940581Q.
The document addresses contractor inquiries regarding a site assessment effort with a 90-day period of performance. NASA has identified 3-4 potential parcels of varying sizes for evaluation. NASA will provide existing site, utility, and infrastructure information to support the contractor's completion of required deliverables, with NASA and its facility contractor participating in discussions and providing documentation. The assessment methodology will rely primarily on NASA-provided information, field observations, and market factors rather than requiring contractors to perform additional surveying, mapping, or utility investigation activities. NASA cannot predict the number of site visits, meetings, or stakeholder interviews needed during the performance period. Regarding team composition, NASA has no preference on contract mechanisms for incorporating data center marketability and investment viability expertise (such as through subconsultants); however, only the prime contractor will be evaluated for pricing and performance, and no subcontracts will be issued.
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Questions and Answers: 80NSSC26940581Q
Q1. 1. How many sites/parcels are anticipated to be evaluated, and is there an estimated acreage associated with the effort?
A1. NASA has identified 3-4 potential parcels that vary in size.
Q2. Will NASA provide existing site, utility, and infrastructure information for review, or is the contractor expected to develop and compile these materials as part of the scope?
A2. NASA will provide information for the contractor to complete the required deliverables.
NASA and/or its facility contractor will participate in discussions and provide documentation.
Q3. Is the site assessment intended to be based primarily on NASA-provided information and field observations, or are offerors expected to perform additional surveying, mapping, or utility investigation activities?
A3. In this phase, the intention is to base the assessment on NASA-provided information, field observations, and market factors.
Q4. Can NASA provide any assumptions regarding the anticipated number of site visits, meetings, or stakeholder interviews during the 90-day period of performance?
A4. NASA cannot predict the number of site visits, meetings, or interviews needed.
Q5. Does NASA anticipate that specialized expertise related to data center marketability and investment viability may be provided through subconsultants as part of the proposed team?
A5. NASA does not have a preference on the contract mechanism for data center expertise as part of the team. However, only the prime contractor will be evaluated for pricing and performance. There will be no sub contracts issued.
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