ATT1_RFI 70RWMD26RFIP00001_INTEREST FORM_CAPABILITY_11.25.25.docx

ATTACHMENT 1: EXPRESSION OF INTEREST/CAPABILITY STATEMENT

In addition to completing and returning Attachment 1 (Contractor/Vendor Information Sheet), interested contractors are requested to provide a capability statement (brief discussion), with specific emphasis placed on the area of support described above, that does not exceed 5 pages in total with sufficient details to provide responses to the following information:

Contractor/Vendor Information:

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Have you performed services under any of the following NAICS Code:

513199 (All Other Publishers)

513210 (Software Publishers)

519130 (Internet Publishing and Broadcasting and Web Search Portals

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Confirm your business type under the following NAICS Codes:

513210 (Software Publishers)

519290(Web Search Portals and All Other Information Services If yes:

· Small Disadvantage Business

· Hubzone

· Women Owned Small Business

· Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business

· Large Non-Profit Business

· Large Business

· Other If No:☐

Online Database of Preventive and Travel Health Information

RFI #: 70RWMD26RFIP00001

Enterprise and Aerial Route Intelligence Subscription Services

ATTACHMENT 1: EXPRESSION OF INTEREST/CAPABILITY STATEMENT

Capability Questions:

Responses to questions 1-5 below shall all fit on this page +1 additional page if needed (the form will adjust).

1. If your organization has not performed membership subscription services of the estimated magnitude (1,000 members), either individually or in the aggregate, please identify the largest portion (estimated number of members) that your organization manage subscription access for.

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2. Describe your organization’s ability to manage a contract of this size.

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3. Describe your organization’s ability to assume the financial responsibilities associated with receiving a contract of this size and ability to transition/start up and sustain operations. Specifically, discuss the assurance that resources are available to meet payroll, subcontracting, and operational obligations at this magnitude. Please do not provide financial statements as part of your response.

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4. If subcontracting/teaming is anticipated, describe your organization’s experience in successfully managing subcontracts/teaming partners. Include a detailed description of how your organization guarantees the performance and participation of the potential subcontractor/teaming partner, including a description of the type and expected levels of subcontracting/teaming (magnitude), as well as the type of work that a subcontractor/teaming partner may perform for your organization. Include any existing partnerships or mentor-protégé’ agreements you currently have with a business partner that may facilitate your ability to coordinate performance on a contract larger in size than your past performance projects.

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5. Identify at least two customers/projects from the past 3-years and a brief description of the work performed for each customer. Responses should clearly describe previous work that can articulate how the provision of national online travel health information database services kept medical professionals up to date on current events and best practices in global and operational medicine on a similar scale to what is described above. Provide the contract number, point of contact, telephone number and email address for each referenced contract. If an assessment report is resident in the CPARS System for any of the customers/projects referenced, you only need to provide the contract number, and the Government will pull the report.

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DISCLAIMERS AND INFORMATION:

DHS, OHS reserves the right to use all information submitted by, or obtained from, an interested party in any manner DHS, OHS determines appropriate, including, but not limited to, the creation of a competitive solicitation. An interested party should avoid including any classified, business confidential, and/or proprietary information in its response.