89303919REM000007-_Questions_&_Answers.pdf
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The following questions were submitted in accordance with the requirements set forth in Attachment D.10, Offeror Instructions and Evaluation.
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Solicitation # 89303919REM000007 Questions & Answers Workers’ Compensation Claims Services June 24, 2019
ATTACHMENT
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
The following questions were submitted in accordance with the requirements set forth in Attachment
D.10, Offeror Instructions and Evaluation.
Q: What is the most recent contract number associated to these services?
A: The current contract for Workers’ Compensation Claims Administration is DE-EM0003383.
Q: How do I submit a bid?
A: Please refer to Attachment D.10, Offeror Instructions and Evaluation.
Q: Is there a requirement to include contractor information such as DUNS number, representations and certifications, and exceptions and deviations?
A: Please refer to Section E 52.212-1 Instructions to Offerors -- Commercial Items. (Jan 2017), and
Attachment D.10, Offeror Instructions and Evaluation.
Q: Should the pricing section, Volume I – Price Factor, be attached to the whole proposal, or separated as an individual attachment?
A: Please refer to Attachment D.10, Offeror Instructions and Evaluation, Section B, “Offerors shall prepare a separate document for each evaluation factor that contains all the requested information and details…”
Q: Are all fields required on Attachment D.10.1, Summary of Costs Worksheet required?
A: Please refer to Attachment D.10, Offeror Instructions and Evaluation, Section B, Price Factor:
Volume I, “The Government may reject any quote that does not fully complete the Summary of Costs
Worksheet and/or is evaluated to be unreasonable or unbalanced.”
Q: Why are the period of performance fields in the pricing tables in Sections B.2.1, B.2.2, and B.2.3 blank?
A: Specific dates will be determined at the time of award. However, the period of performance for transition (B.2.1) shall be no longer than 60 days, and each performance period in tables B.2.2 and
B.2.3 will be 12 months.
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