Attachment 1 - Contractor Teaming Arrangements.docx
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- 70RDAD23Q00000035
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This document contains an attachment for a Department of Homeland Security request for quotation. The attachment provides guidance for quoters to structure their responses as either a General Services Administration Contractor Team Arrangement or a prime contractor/subcontractor arrangement. For a CTA, the quoter must identify the team leader and members, including their GSA schedule contract numbers and proposed fixed labor rates. Technical and management information must be included to allow evaluation of the CTA submission. Responsibilities for task orders, invoicing and payment must also be described. For a prime contractor/subcontractor arrangement, only the prime is required to have a GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract in Information Technology Solutions. Subcontractors may fulfill requirements under the prime's pricing. The prime is responsible for performance and cannot subcontract services outside its GSA MAS contract. Questions on the draft solicitation must be submitted by April 10, 2023. An industry day is tentatively planned for April 12, 2023 to provide additional details.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Attachment 5 - Draft RFQ Question and Answer Form.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Draft RFQ No. 70RDAD23Q00000035.pdf | ||
| Attachment 4 - BPA Pricing Worksheet.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet |
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DHS Request for Quotation 70RDAD23Q00000035 Attachment 1 – Contractor Teaming Arrangements
U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Request for Quotation (RFQ) 70RDAD23Q00000035 Attachment 1 - Contractor Teaming Arrangements (CTAs) or GSA Prime Contractor/Subcontractors
1. Quoters may structure their quotation packages as either a GSA Contractor Team Arrangement (CTA) or as a GSA Prime Contractor/Subcontractor arrangement, whichever approach it believes provides the best value solution to the DHS. Further guidance on GSA CTAs may be found at https://www.gsa.gov/buying-selling/purchasing-programs/gsa-schedules/schedule-features/contractor-team-arrangements.
1. If a GSA CTA is proposed, the Quoter is to specifically identify it as such to submit the CTA supporting documentation to DHS as part of its quotation package. The CTA must identify and designate the Team Leader, all Team Members, their corresponding GSA Schedule Contract Number(s), and describe the services to be performed by the Team Leader and each Team Member, along with the associated proposed fixed labor rate. Each quotation submitted as a CTA must include adequate technical/management information for DHS to reasonably evaluate the merits of the submission. Each quotation submitted as a CTA shall describe the Team Leader and Team Member responsibilities in terms of receiving Task Orders under the BPAs, invoicing, and payment. If choosing this approach, please fill-in:
· The GSA Contractor Team Leader is:
· The GSA Contractor Team Leader GSA Contract No. is:
· The GSA Team Member 1 is:
· The GSA Team Member 1 GSA Contract No. is:
· The GSA Team Member 2 is:
· The GSA Team Member 2 GSA Contract No. is:
Quoters may add more Team Members if/as necessary.
1. If a GSA Prime Contractor / Subcontractor Arrangement(s) is proposed, only the Prime Contractor must have a GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) Information Technology - IT Solutions. GSA authorized subcontractors may fulfill requirements under the Prime Contractor’s GSA MAS number and pricing table quoted in Attachments 4. The Prime may not delegate responsibility for performance to subcontractors. The Prime cannot contract to offer services for which it does not hold a Schedule contract.
Note: In accordance to SBA, the small business prime contractor can utilize similarly situated subcontractors to meet these performance requirements. A similarly situated subcontractor is a subcontractor that has the same required size and small business program status as the prime contractor.
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