DJM-15-A32-R-0002_A0001.pdf

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USMS Home Intrusion Detection Services Federal contract opportunity
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DJM-15-A32-R-0002
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Department of Justice US Marshals Service Judicial Security Division

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RESPONSES TO QUESTIONS

HOME INTRUSION DETECTION SYSTEM

DJM-15-A32-R-0002-A0001

Answers to Request for Clarification Questions:

1. Is “prevailing wage” required within the scope of this Solicitation?

Answer: No the prevailing wage as required by the Service Contract Act is not required within the scope of this solicitation. FAR 52.212-5(c-6), Contract Terms and Conditions Required to Implement Statues or Executive Orders—Commercial Items (MAR 2015) incorporates the following clause by reference. FAR 52.222-53, Exemption from Application of the Service Contract Labor Standards to Contracts for Certain Services- Requirements (MAY 2014).

2. Can Residential Services Agreements be signed directly by the end user Customer, or only by the USMS?

Answer: It is acceptable for the Residential Service Agreement form to be signed by the end user (Homeowner); however, the USMS will need to review and approve the language on the form prior to distribution. The Residential Services Agreement cannot obligate the homeowner to any services that are funded by the USMS. As an example, termination fees must be waived by the contractor.

3. Is the Offeror required to use their company name in remote geographical locations when subcontracting is necessary?

Answer: No, subcontracting is allowed under this contract; however, the Government will only do business directly with the prime contractor and the terms between the Contractor and subcontractor shall follow applicable and/or incorporated FAR provisions/clauses.

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