Ceiling Increase Announcement Questionnaire_IAC MAC_2022.docx

DOD IACS IAC MAC

CEILING INCREASE ANNOUNCEMENT QUESTIONNAIRE

Instructions

2. Are you an affiliate (see FAR 19.101) of another company? |_| Yes |_| No

If Yes, please provide the name and address of your affiliate, and state the nature of affiliation.

3. Company Size/Socioeconomic Status.

How many employees does your company presently have? ________ Check the applicable boxes below that apply to your company.

|_| Small Business; NAICS 541715, Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology), Size Standard 1000 employees.

Also check all that apply below:

4. Financial Viability. Demonstrate your financial viability and/or credit worthiness to perform multiple contracts/task orders concurrently. For example, provide your Dun & Bradstreet rating, information on prior years' annual revenue/sales figures, descriptions of available lines of credit, etc.

Response to Question 4 should be limited to one paragraph. ↓

|_| Interim Top Secret |_| Top Secret

6. Adequate Accounting System. Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA) audited your accounting system and determined it adequate for accumulating and billing costs to cost-reimbursement Government contracts

7. Current IAC contracts. Are you presently a Subcontractor under any of the IAC contracts listed below?

· IAC MAC

· Cyber Security and Information Systems MAC TAT (CS TAT)

· Defense Systems MAC TAT (DS TAT)

· Homeland Defense and Security MAC TAT (HD TAT)

· Consolidated Basic Center of Operations

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|_| Pool 2 – Partial Small Business Set-aside |_| Pool 3 – CBRN Laboratories

9. Pool 3 – CBRN Laboratories. If you are demonstrating capability and capacity for Pool 3 – CBRN Defense do you currently have access or ownership to the following Mandatory lab facilities:

· A laboratory which meets the requirements in the Guidebook of Performance Standards for Operations of an RDT&E Chemical Agent Laboratory. The Contractor (or its team member/subcontractor) must be able to receive, store and utilize chemical warfare agents (surety materials) under clauses of Army Regulation (AR) 50-6. There may be Task Orders on this contract that require the Contractor or its subcontractor to have an approved U.S. Army Chemical Surety Material Bailment Agreement.

· A facility and processes for receipt, storage and utilization of biological agents (surety materials) that meet the biosurety requirements of AR 50-1, Biological Surety.

· Biosafety Level 3 facilities to support research involving hazardous biological agents. This facility must meet BSL-3 requirements stated at www.selectagents.gov (or any successor official federal Government website, regulation(s) or directives) that establishes BSL-3 requirements), and be registered with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) to accept and ship specified hazardous biological agents in accordance with 42 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Part 72. The BSL3 facility must be certified to allow work with infectious agents such as Avian Influenza.

The contractor must provide and maintain proof of access or ownership and control throughout the contract period of performance. It is permissible to factor in access gained through subcontractors/teammates/affiliates you currently work with, in this response.

|_| Yes

|_| No

10. Required Certifications. The IAC MAC requires that Prime Contractors shall maintain at least one of the following four certifications throughout the duration of contract performance:

1) Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI) Level III (in either Development or Services) OR

2) A certification that is valid and current within the ISO 9001 Quality Certification standards OR

3) A certification that is valid and current within the ISO 27001 family of Information Technology Security standards OR

4) A certification that is valid and current for AS9100D.

Check the block to indicate your company certification(s).

|_| CMMI Level III |_| ISO 9001 Quality Certification Standard |_| ISO 27001 family of Information Technology Security Standard

|_| AS9100D

|_| Do not have these Certs

11. Company Profile. Provide a company profile that succinctly describes your company, its history, headquarters and other office locations (excluding offices physically located on a government installation), average number of employees (broken out by 1) billable and 2) unbillable/overhead) and revenues for your most recent accounting year, the primary sector in which you operate and your primary customers, your primary lines of business, and other amplifying information that you believe demonstrates your ability to perform this IAC MAC contract and provides the government a good snapshot of your company. Provide the number (or approximate percentage of total employees) of persons currently on staff holding scientific/engineering/technical/math degrees at the BS, MS and PhD levels. If your company has one or more affiliates, describe them, their primary lines of business and number of employees in each. If your company has participated in any types of federal contract teaming arrangements, list the type(s) you were a party to (example, mentor-protégé, joint venture, etc.).

Response to Question 11 should be limited to 1 page. ↓

12. IAC MAC Scope Focus Area Capability and Capacity. Check the block below for every scope focus area for which your company is performing or has performed over the past three years, and you would be able to supply a Past Performance record.

Scope Area CS-1 Software Data and Analysis

Scope Area DS-9 Weapons Systems

Scope Area CS-2 Cyber Security

Scope Area DS-10

C4ISR

Scope Area CS-3 Modeling and Simulation

Scope Area HD-1 Homeland Security & Defense

Scope Area CS-4 Knowledge Management and Information Sharing

Scope Area HD-2 Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP)

Scope Area DS-1 Survivability and Vulnerability

Scope Area HD-3 Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD)

Scope Area DS-2 Reliability, Maintainability, Quality, Supportability, and Interoperability (RMQSI)

Scope Area HD-4 Biometrics

Scope Area DS-3 Military Sensing

Scope Area HD-5 Medical

Scope Area DS-4 Advanced Materials

Scope Area HD-6 Cultural Studies

Scope Area DS-5 Energetics

Scope Area HD-7 Alternative Energy

Scope Area DS-6 Non-Lethal Weapons and Information Operations

Scope Area HD-8

CBRN

Scope Area DS-7 Directed Energy Weapons

Scope Area DS-8 Autonomous Systems

N/A - meaning your company could not check any of the boxes

13. Recent Capability / Capacity: Provide information on your existing or recent experience (within the past three years). Identify scope focus area for each row, using nomenclature used in Question 12 above. When describing your capabilities be sure to clearly and concisely detail the depth and breadth of the R&D and scientific/technical advisory services provided. Capability responses should be limited to 1/2 page.

Copy / paste all of Kt#1 above to add additional rows as needed.

14. Ability to Acquire Capability & Capacity. Respond to this question if you plan to acquire additional capability and/or capacity (for example, through hiring, through acquisition/merger, through teaming, etc.) in order to perform IAC MAC in any scope focus area, and you would like us to consider your ability to obtain the necessary capability and capacity. Provide a detailed description of how you would obtain the necessary resources given a typical short time constraint of only 30-60 days to hire/staff additional capability/capacity. Any intention of teaming with other companies should identify the teammate(s) by name, if disclosable, and the focus area(s) they would support. If, for confidentiality reasons, you do not wish to disclose the name of potential teammate(s), a brief description of their capacity/capability should be provided instead (for example, “mid-sized aerospace engineering firm in the DC area with extensive DoD experience”). Response to Question 14 should be limited to no more than 1 page. ↓

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