SF Handbook Industry Questions.docx

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Single Family Housing Handbook Implementation and Support Services Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
86615622Q00007
Issued by
Department of Housing and Urban Development

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This document contains a federal contract opportunity for Single Family Housing Handbook Implementation and Support Services. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is seeking these services on a one-year base period with four one-year option periods. The requirement is set aside for 8a competition with a NAICS code of 541611. Offerors must submit responses by October 5, 2022 with performance taking place at the contractor's site. The solicitation seeks a contractor to provide services outlined in the attached performance work statement, including assessing Single Family Housing websites and handbooks for accuracy, visibility and usability. Questions regarding this solicitation are due by September 12, 2022. Relevant FAR provisions on instructions to offerors, evaluation criteria, and contract terms apply to this acquisition.

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86615622Q00007 Amendment.pdf PDF
_SF 30 - Solicitation Amendment 0001 (1).pdf PDF
SF 30 (11_2016) (23).pdf PDF
Attachment 0005 - Past Performance Survey.docx DOCX document
Attachment 0002 - Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan.doc DOC document
Attachment 0001 - Performance Work Statement.doc DOC document
RFQ 86615622Q00007.pdf PDF
Attachment 0004 - Past Performance Information.docx DOCX document
Attachment 0003 - Price Schedule.docx DOCX document

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Industry Question Single Family Handbook Services 86615622Q00007

1. Will the government either extend the past performance to within the last 5 years or revise the evaluation factor wording for recency to state:

· “within the last three (3) years dating from this solicitation’s initial issue date”?

1. What is required for the Magnitude column in attachment 0004?

1. The RFQ instructions state:

· "2. Proposed Methodology for Assessing the SFH Websites: The offeror shall submit its proposed methodology for assessing the SFH websites for accuracy, visibility, and usability. The methodology should be specific in identifying how the contractor will improve accuracy, visibility, and usability. Examples of how the contractor will apply its methodology to the SFH presence on www.hud.gov are desired but not required."

Will the government consider rewording to the following:

· 2. Proposed Methodology for Assessing PWS Section 5 Specific Tasks: The offeror shall submit its proposed methodology for assessing the tasks within section 5 of the PWS. Regarding assessing SFH websites, the offeror shall submit its proposed methodology for assessing the SFH websites for accuracy, visibility, and usability. The methodology should be specific in identifying how the contractor will improve accuracy, visibility, and usability. Examples of how the contractor will apply its methodology to the SFH presence on www.hud.gov are desired but not required."

1. The RFQ evaluation factors and criteria section states:

· 2. Proposed Methodology for Assessing the SFH Websites: HUD will evaluate each offeror’s proposed methodology for assessing the SFH websites for accuracy, visibility, and usability. HUD will note flaws in the proposal where if finds that the proposed approach is unlikely to identify and improve accuracy, visibility, and/or usability. HUD may note flaws where it cannot understand the offeror’s methodology. HUD may draw affirmative conclusions from proposals that specifically address how the contractor will apply its methodology to the SFH presence on www.hud.gov. HUD will rate each offeror’s proposed methodology as “Acceptable,” or “Unacceptable” based upon the likelihood that the proposed methodology will identify and improve accuracy, visibility, and usability overall.

Will the government consider rewording to the following:

· 2. Proposed Methodology for Assessing PWS Section 5 Specific Tasks: HUD will evaluate each offeror's proposed methodology for assessing the tasks within section 5 of the PWS. The government will assess how well the proposal demonstrates logical and feasible methods for meeting the requirements for sections 5.1 - 5.5 of the PWS. Regarding assessing SFH websites, HUD will evaluate each offeror’s proposed methodology for assessing the SFH websites for accuracy, visibility, and usability. HUD will note flaws in the proposal where if finds that the proposed approach is unlikely to identify and improve accuracy, visibility, and/or usability. HUD may note flaws where it cannot understand the offeror’s methodology. HUD may draw affirmative conclusions from proposals that specifically address how the contractor will apply its methodology to the SFH presence on www.hud.gov. HUD will rate each offeror’s proposed methodology as “Acceptable,” or “Unacceptable” based upon the likelihood that the proposed methodology will identify and improve accuracy, visibility, and usability overall.

1. In section 4.5 Contractor Personnel of the performance work statement the government states:

•"These points of points of contact shall each be an employee of the Contractor. An employee of a subcontractor is not acceptable for either of these positions."

Will the government consider rewording to the following:

•These points of contact shall each be an employee of the Contractor. An employee of a Subcontractor is acceptable for either of these positions however they shall meet all requirements concerning full authority, technical knowledge, and ability to receive assignment, guidance, and direction from the COR as previously stipulated.

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