MM 3 6 Industry Day - OCPO Presentation.pdf

February 16, 2012

Why is HUD Recompeting Early?

1. Contract Ceilings are being exhausted faster than estimated

2. Desire to maximize competition and increase Small Business Participation

3. Need to provide flexibility for changing market conditions

Contract Changes

FSM 3 FSM 3.6

1. Shift from multiple award Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) to Single Award contracts

2. Change to smaller Geographic Areas

3. Extend realignment opportunities and increase contract ceilings

4. Increase accountability for Performance-Based elements included in Property Management, Quality Control and Quality Assurance Surveillance Plans

M&M 3.6 Next Steps

M&M 3.6 FSM Pre-Solicitation Synopsis based on Market Research submitted

Finalize geographic areas and determine number and location of Small Business set-asides

Open Market Solicitation; FAR Part 15 Best Value Source Selection - Tradeoffs

Award and Transition from FSM 3.0 to 3.6

Eligibility Considerations Central Contractor Registration; www.ccr.gov

Online Representations and Certifications;

orca.bpn.gov

NAICS Codes; 531311, Residential Property Management

Identified Conflicts of Interest

Guaranteed Line of Credit

Performance/Payment Bond http://www.ccr.gov/ orca.bpn.gov

Questions

Panel Discussion Panel Members

Cassius Butts, Regional Administrator SBA

Arnette McGill-Moore, Small Business Specialist, HUD OSDBU

Jemine Bryon, HUD Chief Procurement Officer

Craig Karnes, Director, M&M Acquisition Center

Ivery Himes, Director, Single Family Asset Management