Draft RFP QA Posting.pdf

Section of RFP C Page of RFP Referenced 10

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Dsecription of Question Is the Senior Program Manager expected to work onsite at one of the locations mentioned?

NIST Response:

The Senior Program Manager is not required to work onsite. If office space is requested by awardee, NIST will consider the request and determine if accomodations can be made.

Section of RFP 1.2 Volume III-Business Volume Page of RFP Referenced 69

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Dsecription of Question

The Draft RFP states “Additionally, the Offeror shall break down its proposed pricing for each proposed Mock Task Order by each task delineated in the Mock Task Order PWS.” Does NIST wish for offerors to include the per task breakdown of the proposed pricing in the same MS Excel sheet where we include the overall firm-fixed price of the particular Mock Task Order?

NIST Response:

NIST does intend for offerors to break down their proposed pricing by task in the MS Excel Pricing Worksheet. NIST will take this under advisement and consider making the necessary changes to the Pricing Worksheet for the official RFP.

Section of RFP Section G Contract Administration Data Page of RFP Referenced 29

Paragraph of Page B. Multiple Award Preference

Dsecription of Question Are there any incumbents currently providing work as outlined in this RFP? If so, how many?

NIST Response:

Yes, the existing IDIQ contract holders are Prometheus Computing LLC, Electrosoft Services, Inc., and Chakra Consulting, Inc.

Section of RFP Attachment 3 Task 1- Mock SATE Page of RFP Referenced 4

Paragraph of Page Place of Performance

Dsecription of Question Will personnel be able to work remotely at this time because of COVID or will it be required for them to be on site full-time?

ITDASS IDIQ DRAFT RFP INQUIRIES

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NIST Response:

Each task order will specify whether onsite or offsite work is required.

However, In the event that the campus is closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic the Contractor may be authorized to work remotely until the campus is reopened and the appropriate NIST staff returns to campus. If the campus is closed at the start of the task order period of performance, the Contractor may be required to make a brief visit(s) to the campus for any badging and to pick up necessary equipment for remote work; NIST will coordinate any such arrangements with the Contractor. All contractors will be required to follow the NIST visitor and contractor protocols for mitigating COVID-19 exposure.

Section of RFP Attachment 4 Task 2- Mock Blockchain Page of RFP Referenced 3

Paragraph of Page Place of Performance

Dsecription of Question Will personnel be able to work remotely at this time because of COVID or will it be required for them to be on site full-time?

NIST Response:

Each task order will specify whether onsite or offsite work is required.

However, in the event that the campus is closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic the Contractor may be authorized to work remotely until the campus is reopened and the appropriate NIST staff returns to campus. If the campus is closed at the start of the task order period of performance, the Contractor may be required to make a brief visit(s) to the campus for any badging and to pick up necessary equipment for remote work; NIST will coordinate any such arrangements with the Contractor. All contractors will be required to follow the NIST visitor and contractor protocols for mitigating COVID-19 exposure.

Section of RFP Attachment 5 Task 4-Mock-Conformance-Lab Page of RFP Referenced 5

Paragraph of Page Key Personnel Requirements Dsecription of Question What are the education requirements for this role?

NIST Response:

All minimum qualifications are listed in Section E and will be listed in the applicable section of the SOW in the official RFP.

Section of RFP Attachment 6 Task 3- Mock TestFramework Page of RFP Referenced 5

Paragraph of Page Minimum Contractor Qualification Requirements Dsecription of Question What are the education requirements for this role?

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All minimum qualifications are listed in Section E and will be listed in the applicable section of the SOW in the official RFP

Section of RFP Attachment 8 Task 6- Mock Image Analytics Page of RFP Referenced 6

Paragraph of Page Period of Performance

Dsecription of Question Is there a possibility the contract length could be extended past 12 months?

NIST Response:

No, the task order period of performance is expected to be 12 months upon issuance of the RFP.

Section of RFP Attachment 8 Task 6- Mock Image Analytics Page of RFP Referenced 6

Paragraph of Page Place of Performance

Dsecription of Question Will personnel be able to work remotely at this time because of COVID or will it be required for them to be on site full-time?

NIST Response:

Each task order will specify whether onsite or offsite work is required.

However, in the event that the campus is closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic the Contractor may be authorized to work remotely until the campus is reopened and the appropriate NIST staff returns to campus. If the campus is closed at the start of the task order period of performance, the Contractor may be required to make a brief visit(s) to the campus for any badging and to pick up necessary equipment for remote work; NIST will coordinate any such arrangements with the Contractor. All contractors will be required to follow the NIST visitor and contractor protocols for mitigating COVID-19 exposure.

Section of RFP Attachment 9 Task 7- Mock SCDCS Page of RFP Referenced 7

Paragraph of Page Place of Performance

Dsecription of Question Will personnel be able to work remotely at this time because of COVID or will it be required for them to be on site full-time?

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Each task order will specify whether onsite or offsite work is required.

However, in the event that the campus is closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic the Contractor may be authorized to work remotely until the campus is reopened and the appropriate NIST staff returns to campus. If the campus is closed at the start of the task order period of performance, the Contractor may be required to make a brief visit(s) to the campus for any badging and to pick up necessary equipment for remote work; NIST will coordinate any such arrangements with the Contractor. All contractors will be required to follow the NIST visitor and contractor protocols for mitigating COVID-19 exposure.

Section of RFP Attachment 10 Pricing Worksheet Page of RFP Referenced 1

Paragraph of Page na Dsecription of Question What is the difference between an onsite rate and offsite rate?

NIST Response:

Contractors often have different fully burdened hourly rates for work performed at Government facilities (onsite) vs work performed off site at Contractor facilities. Typically, contractor overhead costs are not applied to Government onsite work, as overhead costs may include facilities expenses, training, supplies, software, recruiting, etc, as the Government is providing the facility and usually supplies. However, it is up to the offeror whether they propose different onsite vs offsite rates.

Section of RFP: Attachment 2

PPQ

2 PPQ

Page of RFP Referenced: N/A NA

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Description of Question: Are there any specific NAICS codes for that are preferable for this RFP?

NIST Response:

The NAICS code assigned to this acquisition is 541519-Other Computer Related Services. In order to meet the small business requirement for this procurement, the contractor must be small under the applicable size standard which is establshed at $30 million dollars of average annual receipts. Contractors need not have this NAICS code listed in their SAM profile to be eligible, but contractors must meet the small business size standard of this NAICS code.

Section of RFP 3 Task 1-Mock SATE

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Page of RFP Referenced 2 Paragraph of Page Step 1.5b

Dsecription of Question There are references to task 1.4b which does not exist in the document.

Is this task missing from the document?

NIST Response:

Yes, task 1.4b is missing from the document. Text for Task 1.4b: Prepare script for analysis and extraction of traces (locations in code) from DARPA Cyber Grand Challenge (CGC) programs, based on the documentation and source code (see https://github.com/trailofbits/cb-multios), and dynamic analysis. NIST will update this mock task order to include this document.

Section of RFP Attachment 3 Task 1-Mock SATE Page of RFP Referenced 3

Paragraph of Page Task 1.2 in the Matrix Dsecription of Question Can you attach the XML source template or example in the RFP?

NIST Response:

Format description, example, and XML schema are available from this page:

https://samate.nist.gov/SATE6ClassicTrack.html#SATE_output_format.

Direct download link for XML schema:

https://samate.nist.gov/SATE6/sate6-format.xsd. NIST will update this mock task order to include this information.

Section of RFP Global Question Page of RFP Referenced NA

Paragraph of Page NA Dsecription of Question Can you add Min/Max consultants needed for each task?

NIST Response:

The insertion of a Min/Max for consultants needed to perform the work will be determined on a per task order basis.

Section of RFP Attachment 3 Task 1-Mock SATE Page of RFP Referenced 3

Paragraph of Page Task 1.4a Dsecription of Question Can you include link to the existing script in the RFP?

NIST Response:

Link to the existing script:

https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=1jmGowqEWSh2Fgd QmQd6x81ly6AsKjMAF. NIST will update this mock task order to include this information.

Section of RFP Attachment 3 Task 1-Mock SATE Page of RFP Referenced 4

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Paragraph of Page 8.0 Place of Performance

Dsecription of Question Please take COVID-19 into consideration for onsite requirements and allow remote work until COVID-19 has a cure.

NIST Response:

COVID-19 will certainly be taken into consideration for all task orders, as will any campus access restrictions in place at the time of task order.

Each task order will specify whether onsite or offsite work is required.

However, in the event that the campus is closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic the Contractor may be authorized to work remotely until the campus is reopened and the appropriate NIST staff returns to campus. If the campus is closed at the start of the task order period of performance, the Contractor may be required to make a brief visit(s) to the campus for any badging and to pick up necessary equipment for remote work; NIST will coordinate any such arrangements with the Contractor. All contractors will be required to follow the NIST visitor and contractor protocols for mitigating COVID-19 exposure.

Section of RFP Attachment 3 Task 1-Mock SATE Page of RFP Referenced 4

Paragraph of Page Minimum Experience

Dsecription of Question Add Excellent communication skills, excellent problem solving and analytical skills, technical writing?

NIST Response: We will take this under advisement

Section of RFP Attachment 2 PPQ Page of RFP Referenced Global Question

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Dsecription of Question Can you specify How many references are you requiring, specify a minimum?

NIST Response: Please refer to page 67 of the SF1449, paragraph 2.

Section of RFP Attachment 4 Task 2-Mock Blockchain Page of RFP Referenced Section 4.2

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Dsecription of Question

Section 4.2 States that the contractor can develop a Blockchain POC, is that ANY POC or do you want to focus on a specific type of Blockchain for some use case like Retail, Identity Mgmt, Storage, decentralized land contracts, Energy, Estate Planning etc??

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The topic of what POC can vary; from decentralized naming services, to perhaps re-implementing the NIST randomness beacon as a blockchain service. What is important is the architecture developed; and areas such as private chains integrating with public chains is explored.

Section of RFP Attachment 4 Task 2-Mock Blockchain Page of RFP Referenced General Comment

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Dsecription of Question You may want to give preference to contractors who already have Blockchain projects and may be able to contribute multiple Blockchains for the POC.

NIST Response: We will take this under advisement

Section of RFP Attachment 4 Task 2-Mock Blockchain Page of RFP Referenced General Comment

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Dsecription of Question

Need a document for how the responses should be submitted and what information is needed in the response, maybe a bulleted list. From this draft, we found it very hard to determine what documents are required when we submit our submission for the RFP.

NIST Response:

Please refer to page 67 of the SF1449, Volume II Non Price Volume -Mock Task Orders, if referring to what to submit for the Mock Task Orders. If this question is referring to what needs to be submitted with the proposals overall, reference the "Overall Arrangement of Proposals" section within the Instructions to Offerors, starting on page 64 of the Draft RFP SF1449.

Section of RFP Attachment 4 Task 2-Mock Blockchain Page of RFP Referenced 1

Paragraph of Page 4.1 Blockchain Workbench Enhancements paragraph 2

Dsecription of Question Hypervisor is mentioned so it would be helpful to state other hardware and server components in use currently or add the URLs for reference in the RFP, is this possible?

NIST Response:

The current blockchain workbench is undergoing upgrades and modifications; as of right now it is a clean slate. The contractor is expected to bring their expertise on virtual architectures and suggest potential solutions.

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Section of RFP Attachment 5 Task 4-Mock-Conformance-Lab Page of RFP Referenced 1

Paragraph of Page B. Overview Dsecription of Question The word ‘health’ is misspelled on line 3.

NIST Response: Corrected.

Section of RFP Attachment 6 Task 3-Mock TestFramework Page of RFP Referenced 1

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Dsecription of Question

This paragraph discusses CI/CD environments and Github but NIST should also consider Agile Programming Methodologies that promote faster development, testing and deployment of software. This is in line with how most Start-up and large tech companies develop software. This Task should require that the contractor implement an Agile development process with a Scrum Master to lead the effort and follow the standards of SDLC.

NIST Response:

NIST is tasking one key personnel and is not looking to fund a team of software "developers" through a formal Agile development process including a Scrum Master to lead the effort. If the key personnel should have such skills, they would be welcomed. The key points of the overview list common practices of source code maintenance (via Github) and using Docker images as described.

Section of RFP Attachment 6 Task 3-Mock TestFramework Page of RFP Referenced 3

Paragraph of Page Task 1: Develop Capabilities

Dsecription of Question Can you consider Adding 1.d. Support for REST? This will help with framework adoption as most startup and tech software companies are using REST.

NIST Response:

While this was not required, REST may be added by the Contractor. The technologies listed (for transport mode and configuration in the General Validation Tool - GVT) relate to message (HL7 V2) exchange and REST was not thought to be a requirement.

Section of RFP Attachment 6 Task 3-Mock TestFramework Page of RFP Referenced 3

Paragraph of Page Task 1: Develop capabilities ...

Dsecription of Question Can you provide more clarification on the unified login system? Is this IAM, Single Sign-On, LDAP, ??

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The implementation details are left to the project team lead and shall be provided to the contractor. Listing specific technologies is not necessary.

The respondant could certainly propose specific technologies with their response(s).

Section of RFP Attachment 6 Task 3-Mock TestFramework Page of RFP Referenced 3

Paragraph of Page Task 2: Using the test framework ... #2.b.

Dsecription of Question Can you list the type of forums supported today? Also, is there an option for more standard forums in Slack, Skype, etc?

NIST Response:

The implementation details are left to the project team lead with collaboration with contractor. Listing specific technologies is not necessary. The respondant could certainly propose specific technologies with their response(s). The typical forums presently used are teleconfernce sevices such as WebEx. Use of other forums such as Slack or Skype could be considered but this detail is left to the project team (and need not be perscriptive in this PWS).

Section of RFP Attachment 8 Task 6-Mock Image Analytics Page of RFP Referenced 6

Paragraph of Page 8. Place of Performance

Dsecription of Question Can you consider changing the On-site requirements need to also take into account the COVID-19 shutdowns and allow for remote work?

NIST Response:

Each task order will specify whether onsite or offsite work is required.

However, in the event that the campus is closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic the Contractor may be authorized to work remotely until the campus is reopened and the appropriate NIST staff returns to campus. If the campus is closed at the start of the task order period of performance, the Contractor may be required to make a brief visit(s) to the campus for any badging and to pick up necessary equipment for remote work; NIST will coordinate any such arrangements with the Contractor. All contractors will be required to follow the NIST visitor and contractor protocols for mitigating COVID-19 exposure.

Section of RFP Attachment 8 Task 6-Mock Image Analytics Page of RFP Referenced 7

Paragraph of Page 9. Government Furnished Property Dsecription of Question Will a laptop be furnished to the contractor?

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NIST Response: Yes, it is anticipated that a laptop will be furnished.

Section of RFP Attachment 9 Task 7-Mock SCDCS Page of RFP Referenced 3

Paragraph of Page Task 3: Perform design and development

Dsecription of Question https://trello.com/b/hOnW3inK/cdcs-development - This link does not work for us, is it broken or does it require login credentials?

NIST Response:

The contractor will be using the trello tool, however, access to this link is not required and will be removed in it's entirety.

Section of RFP Attachment 9 Task 7-Mock SCDCS Page of RFP Referenced 7

Paragraph of Page 8. Place of Performance Dsecription of Question Any COVID-19 remote working availability?

NIST Response:

Each task order will specify whether onsite or offsite work is required.

However, in the event that the campus is closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic the Contractor may be authorized to work remotely until the campus is reopened and the appropriate NIST staff returns to campus. If the campus is closed at the start of the task order period of performance, the Contractor may be required to make a brief visit(s) to the campus for any badging and to pick up necessary equipment for remote work; NIST will coordinate any such arrangements with the Contractor. All contractors will be required to follow the NIST visitor and contractor protocols for mitigating COVID-19 exposure.

Section of RFP Attachment 9 Task 7-Mock SCDCS Page of RFP Referenced 7

Paragraph of Page 9. Government furnished Dsecription of Question Will a laptop be furnished?

NIST Response: Yes, it is anticipated that a laptop will be furnished.

Section of RFP SF 1449 Page of RFP Referenced 1 of 76

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Dsecription of Question

Considering that the government is contemplating multiple awards for the IDIQ, would the government consider making awards various small business socio-economic categories? A potential distribution of awards may be: SB – 1, WOSB – 1, SSDVOSB- 1, HUB Zone -1, 8a-1.

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The Government has determined that based on market research, the strategy to set aside for small businesses is most appropriate without specificying specific award tracks within different socio-econimic categories. However, small businesses of any socio-economic category may submit a proposal for consideration if meeting the applicable size standard.

Section of RFP L Page of RFP Referenced 66 of 76

Paragraph of Page Para 3 Past Peformance

Dsecription of Question

Considering that the government intends to do Past Performance Evaluations using the PPQs, does the government require Past Performance narratives in Volume 1 – Non-Price Volume – Base IDIQ? If so, does the government intend to specify how long each narrative should be?

NIST Response:

Please refer to page 65 of the SF1449. Specifically, the Proposal cover page, executive summary, definitions for acronyms page, Table of Contents, resumes, Schedule of Labor Categories, and completed Past Performance Questionnaires (PPQs) will not count towards the page limits listed for Volumes I & II. Additionally, refer to the instructions for "3) Past Performance" beginning at the end of page 66 of the SF1449. The Government does intend for offerors to submit past performance info via the PPQ, or via official CPARS assessments in place of the PPQ format. However, in addition to these submissions Offerors may also provide a narrative(s) of their past performance within Volume I of the proposal. Just note that only the PPQ submissions (or official CPARS assessments) are excluded from the Volume I page limit and would be submitted as attachments to Volume I. While the Government does expect that offerors may provide some form of narrative regarding their past performance in Volume I, any narrative outside of the PPQ attachments will be subject to the page limits of Volume I.

Section of RFP L Page of RFP Referenced 66 of 76

Paragraph of Page Para 3 Past Performance

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The government recommends that Offerors provide at least 3 to 5 Past Performance Questionnaires for services similar in size and scope to those of this requirement, for work completed or substantially completed within the last five (5) years. Considering the size of the IDIQ to be $45 Million, it will be very difficult for small businesses to provide past performances of that size. Considering this, can the government clearly specify a dollar threshold that is much lower than $45M for the past performances? Will the government be willing to accept our recommendation that such dollar values should be in the $5-10 Million range?

NIST Response:

Please refer to page 67 of the SF1449, while it is "recommended" the contractor provide at least 3 to 5 PPQ's for services similar in size and scope of this requirment, it is not required to have services performed at the $45 million dollar level.

Please also note that this acquisition not only includes the base IDIQ contract with a $45M ceiling, but it also includes many individual task orders with much lower dollar values (such as the Mock Task Orders).

The Government does intend to consider Offeror's past performance with ordering type contracts such as the anticipated $45M IDIQ contract, but will also consider Offeror's past performance performing work similar in size and scope to the Mock Task Orders included in the Draft RFP.

Section of RFP l Page of RFP Referenced 68 of 76

Paragraph of Page Item 3 Mock Task Order Pricing

Dsecription of Question

The government wants the Offerors to propose a firm fixed price Payment Schedule for each of the proposed Mock Task Orders with payments tied to the acceptance of deliverables. Can the government add a payment schedule template to the pricing sheet included in the draft RFQ?

NIST Response:

The payment schedules are typically tied to the deliverables in the PWS of each mock task order. The contractor may add the payment schedules based on the delvierables to the appropriate mock task order tab in the pricing worksheet.

Section of RFP Page 29 of 76 Page of RFP Referenced Page 29 of 76

Paragraph of Page C Task Orders

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Can task orders be more than 1 year (i.e., base year + option years?) Or all task orders can only have a maximum period of performance of only 1 year?

NIST Response:

The period of performance for each task order varies. They can be longer or shorter than one year and may include option periods, as specified in each indiviidual task order. The period of performance in each mock task order is specified.

Section of RFP Task 1 – Mock SATE 5.0 Deliverables Page of RFP Referenced 3

Paragraph of Page Dsecription of Question Which Database technology is used for NIST database?

NIST Response: MySQL.

Section of RFP Task 1- Mock SATE-5.0 Deliverables Page of RFP Referenced 3

Paragraph of Page Dsecription of Question Which scripting language is used for analysis?

NIST Response:

Python scripting language. Additionally, SQL queries are used for analyzing data in the NIST database.

Section of RFP Task 1- Mock SATE-5.0 Deliverables Page of RFP Referenced 3

Paragraph of Page Dsecription of Question Can you please provide the list of tools that you use?

NIST Response:

The following static analysis tools were included in SATE 6: Astrée, Checkmarx, Clang, Cppcheck, Flawfinder, Frama C, Grammatech, Gimpel, Infer, Kiuwan, Mathworks, Microfocus, Parasoft, Spotbugs, Synopsys, Viva64. Different tool makers participate in different SATEs.

Section of RFP Task 3 – Mock Test Framework-Specific Tasks Page of RFP Referenced 4

Paragraph of Page Task 2 Dsecription of Question Do you have the technical documentation for NIST test framework?

NIST Response:

The technical specification which drive the test tooling come from the technical framework documents (Volume I, II, and III) located at:

https://wiki.ihe.net/index.php/DEV_Technical_Framework

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Section of RFP Task 3 – Mock Test Framework-E. Minimum Contractor Qualification

Requirements Page of RFP Referenced 6

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Dsecription of Question

As per our understanding, below-mentioned personnel are required for Task Order 3. Please let us know if you intend to consider additional roles for this task order.

- Senior Java Developer

- Senior Web Developer (Angular JS)

- Senior HL7 developer having XML experience

- QA analyst

- Database analyst

NIST Response:

The minimum qualification listed in Section E are what are to be considered, so the additional roles listed in the question, while may be included in responses, are not required.

Section of RFP Task 5 – Mock Election guidelines III Scope of Work Page of RFP Referenced 2

Paragraph of Page VVSF Revisions Dsecription of Question Do you use any tools for requirements management?

NIST Response: NIST does not use any specific tool for requirements management.

Section of RFP Task 6 – Mock Image Analytics-11 Contract Key Personnel Requirements

Page of RFP Referenced 7 Paragraph of Page Minimum Experience

Dsecription of Question

As per our understanding, below-mentioned personnel are required for this task -

- Java Experience resource with image processing experience

- JavaScript advanced scripting with SQL database

Please let us know if you intend to consider additional roles for this task order

NIST Response:

The skills listed are a minimum requirement for the task. They are not role related. The task requires that contract personnel provide those skills by the proposed personnel.

Section of RFP L.2.

Page of RFP Referenced 67

Paragraph of Page Mock Task Orders Paragraph 2a

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NIST is indicating that Letters of Commitment are required for key personnel for Mock TOs. However, because NIST does not intend on awarding these Mock TOs, it will be difficult to get an LOC from a candidate since it is not tied to real work. Can NIST please waive the LOC requirement?

NIST Response:

NIST intends to revise the referenced section of the Instructions to Offerors to remove the requirement for letters of commitment for Key Personnel proposed for each Mock Task Order. However, note that per page 73 of the Draft RFP SF1449, NIST reserves the right to convert any of the Mock Task Order into an actual, awarded task order based on the evaluation of proposals received. Therefore, Offerors must propose Key Personnel candidates that are actually available to commit in the event that the task order is awarded. Also note that in future task order RFQs, NIST may require letters of commitment.

Section of RFP Mock TO #3 PWS Section # Page of RFP Referenced 6

Paragraph of Page First paragraph – bullet points

Dsecription of Question

For multiple qualifications for the key personnel, NIST provides several examples (e.g. for Web Development, NIST lists examples such as Spring, Primefaces, JSF2, JSP, HTML, JQuery, Tomcat). Please confirm that experience in at least one of these examples (e.g., the candidate has five years’ experience in HTML) will cover the overall requirement for the key personnel position?

NIST Response:

The response shall include what the minimum years’ experience includes.

For example in the case referenced in the question (Web Development) the respondent shall provide the experience (in using various technologies) for the what is listed. The Government's list of minimum experience is expected to provide requirements in which the responder addresses all listed, unless the requirement is listed as examples (such as "Minimum 7 years’ experience in Development Process: (Examples include JUnit, Maven, Hudson, Redmine, and Design Pattern)."- for this requirement the respondent would provide the Development Process technology experience over the minimum of 7 years.

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