3_Vendor_Questionnaire.docx

VENDOR QUESTIONNAIRE

Company Name and Address:

Primary Point of Contact Information (individual should be able to clarify information provided if necessary):

Name/Position: Phone:

Email Address:

Does your company qualify as a small business under the NAICS Code 311999 (500 employees)?

☐ Small Business ☐ Other than Small Business If another NAICS code is more suitable for the supplies you provide, indicate which NAICS code and whether your company qualify as a small business:

NAICS CODE: ☐ Small Business ☐ Other than Small Business

DUNS Number:

Please also provide as much of the information requested in the additional questions listed below as you can.

Submissions must be received by June 30, 2016 at 5:00pm Eastern Time.

Email submissions to Sarah Pheral at spheral@fs.fed.us and Ashley Cucchiarelli at acucchiarelli@fs.fed.us

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REQUESTED:

1. A list of current or recent federal contracts, by contract number, relevant to this requirement. If you do not currently have federal contracts, please provide a list of current or recent non-federal contracts, by contract number, along with a brief description of the contracts.

2. Provide information demonstrating your organization’s capability, experience, and ability to marshal resources effectively and efficiently to provide the required items as described in the Anticipated Requirements Document. Include, at a minimum, the following information:

A. Identify to which Centers would your company would be capable of providing delivery.

B. If your company is not capable of providing all kinds of food and related non-food items, identify what subsets of food and/or related non-food items your company can provide.

C. Provide a brief description of the variety of items available, ordering system(s), and indicate if able and willing to provide Center staff training regarding your ordering system(s).

3. Would your organization be interested in attending—either in person or via teleconference—an industry day sometime this summer to find out more about the Job Corps program and to provide additional information regarding your organization’s capabilities? Industry days allow the Government to meet with industry members to more effectively and efficiently share information, address questions and concerns from both sides, and can be a very useful market research and acquisition planning tool for the Government. NOTE: The Government would not reimburse any costs associated with participating in such an event.

4. Please provide any additional information you believe would be helpful to individuals planning the anticipated acquisition regarding what kinds of information your organization would need to know to respond to a solicitation for this kind of requirement. For example, are there any nonobvious terms and conditions might impact your organization’s decision regarding whether to compete for this kind of requirement?