Questions.pdf
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This document is a Questions and Answers file related to a federal contract opportunity for vendor-specific supply chain risk information licenses. The document provides clarity on two key aspects of the procurement: the agency anticipates vetting approximately 2,000 companies/vendors annually, with up-front due diligence to ensure accurate analysis. The vendor mix is expected to be 70% publicly traded companies and 30% privately held companies. The questions suggest the agency is seeking detailed information about the scope and scale of their vendor assessment process, specifically confirming the number of entities to be evaluated and the nature of their ownership structures.
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Question: We would like to request clarification on the number of entities the agency anticipates vetting through the tools on an annual basis and whether they require continuous monitoring of each of those entities across the Base +2.
Answer: We will conduct searches on ~2,000 companies/vendors per year. This generally includes up front due diligence to ensure we are analyzing the correct company/branch/division/subsidiary that our program customers requested.
Question: What is the approximate breakdown between publicly and privately traded companies?
Answer: 70% public, 30% private
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