91990023Q0002 NAEP RFQ Questions.xlsx

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This document contains a request for quote for review of cost structures for the National Assessment of Educational Progress. The U.S. Department of Education seeks to award a firm fixed price contract for eight months of technical assistance and expert advice to support projects related to statistical standards, confidentiality, and data security. The solicitation was issued pursuant to FAR Subpart 12.203 and 13.5 using NAICS code 541611 with a 100% small business set-aside. Questions are due by December 30th and quotes by January 27th. The successful offeror will be prohibited from bidding on future NAEP procurements for five years and must include organizational conflict of interest clauses in subcontracts. Cost data access will be limited and requires case-by-case approval from the Department. The vendor will be expected to provide separate written reports and presentation slides for each deliverable, though the format is negotiable.

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NAEP Questions91990023Q0002
Question #Business or Technical QuestionRFP SectionRFP Page #QuestionAgency Responses
1BothVI. Taskspp. 39-41 of 55For the task 1 workplan, task 2 presentaion of of cost structure findings, task 3 presentation of comparative costs structure, task 4 process redesign presentation, task 5 restructuring presentation and task 6, presentation of draft final report, and task 7 presentation of the final report, we plan on doing all these presentation with only PowerPoint documents. Is this acceptable?Each of these are indicated as separate deliverables. Generally, the vendor would be expected to deliver each as a separate sub report accompanied by a slide presentation of the report. At the project kickoff meeting, there will be opportunity to negotiate the specifics of this process.
2BothVI. Taskspp. 39-41 of 55Is it acceptable to prepare the draft reports for tasks 2.2 (cost structure), 3.2 (comparative costs), 4.1 (process recommendations), 5.1 (restructure recommendations), and 6.1 (draft final report) in PowerPoint rather than prose? Note reports in prose are considerably more time consuming to produce.Generally, the vendor would be expected to deliver each as a separate sub report accompanied by a slide presentation of the report. At the project kickoff meeting, there will be opportunity to negotiate the specifics of this process.
3BothVI. Taskspp. 41 of 55Task 7.1 Production of final report. Does the department want the final report in PowerPoint or long from prose?The vendor would be expecte to produce the final report in prose, accompanied by a slide presentation of the report.
4BusinessVII. Operating Constraintspp.41 of 55The document says that "some detailed cost data may be proprietary and potentially not accessible for the vendor's analysis." Can you identify the detailed cost data that may be inaccessible to the winner of this procurement?Cost data will be limited to high levels by category. The Department will entertain more detailed requests, but only on a case-by-case basis, and access cannot be guaranteed.
5BusinessSection I Contract Clauses, Conflict of InterestI.20, page 26Will the agency include in the contract a clause precluding the successful NAEP offeror from competing for or entering into an agreement as a prime contractor, subcontractor, or teaming partner to provide services under NAEP 2025-2030 contracts for five years following the uncontested award(s) of the NAEP Cost Structures contract(s)?The successful NAEP offeror will be prohibited form bidding on any future NAEP procurement for a period of five years follwing the award.
6BusinessSection I Contract Clauses, Conflict of InterestI.20, page 26will the agency require the successful NAEP offeror to include the OCI clause in all subcontracts, teaming arrangements, and other agreements calling for performance of the work described in the solicitation?Yes

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