Consolidated RFQ QandA -FA251824Q0001.xlsx
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This document contains questions and answers regarding a request for quotation for Delta 7 Support Services issued by the Department of the Air Force Space Command. The solicitation seeks a firm fixed price purchase order to provide program security support, information technology support, and administrative support to Delta 7 and its subordinate units. Key details include that this is new work without an incumbent, the requirement for a top secret facility clearance at time of award, anticipated labor categories of program security professional and information technology support, and performance based tasks across the various areas of support including security program management, system administration, and administrative functions such as procurement, travel, and special events coordination. Historical data and workload details are provided where available to help offerors develop pricing and staffing plans, though volumes are expected to vary.
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| Consolidated RFQ QandA -FA251824Q0001.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Atch 2 Del 7 Support Services PWS dated 13 Feb 24.docx | DOCX document | |
| Combined Synopsis 13 Feb 24 - Del 7 SS.docx | DOCX document | |
| Atch 4 - Staffing Approach Table.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Atch 2 - Del 7 Support Services PWS dated 7 Dec 23.docx | DOCX document | |
| Combined Synopsis - Del 7 SS.pdf | ||
| Atch 3 - CLIN Sheet.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Atch 1 - Provisions and Clauses.pdf |
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| USSF Delta 7 Support Services Request for Quotation Questions & Answers | |||||
| Solicitation #: FA251824Q0001 | |||||
| # | Document | ||||
| (PWS, RFP, Attachment) | Reference Paragraph | Question | Government Response | ||
| 1 | General | Is this new work? Or is there an incumbent? If so, can you provide the contract information? | This is new work. There is not currently a contract in place for this support. | ||
| 2 | COMBINED SYNOPSIS/SOLICITATION | Factor 2 – Price: Therefore, the Offerors’ total evaluated prices (TEPs) will be evaluated for price reasonableness. | Would the government consider increasing the page count for Factor 2. Price - in order to allow for a price narrative to justify price reasonableness? | Due to the anticipation of competition, price narrative is not necessary | |
| 3 | COMBINED SYNOPSIS/SOLICITATION | General Format | Would the government allot a page count or unallocated page count for assumptions? | No, any questions or clarifications should have been submitted by the Q&A deadline | |
| 4 | COMBINED SYNOPSIS/SOLICITATION | 10. Basis for Award. | To ensure qualified (and precleared) TS/SCI employees can be recruited and retained to deliver consistent mission support, would the government consider replacing the LPTA evaluation criteria with a Best Value trade-off as the evaluation? | No, having TS/SCI employees is part of the evalatuion criteria. It is a firm requirement therefore cannot be traded off or supplemented | |
| 5 | COMBINED SYNOPSIS/SOLICITATION | 1. Solicitation: The Space Operations Command, (SpOC), Space Acquisition Integration Office (SAIO), Peterson Space Force Base (PSFB), Colorado, intends to utilize this Request for Quotation (RFQ), under solicitation number FA251824Q0001, to award a Firm Fixed Price (FFP) purchase order. The Government intends to award one contract to the responsible Offeror whose quotation represents the Lowest Price Technically Acceptable to the Government. | Given the uncertain workload, complexity, and volume of ticket requests associated with Task 3.2, the FFP CLIN structure limits the ability to provide a comprehensive solution. Would the government consider changing the Task Area 3.2 CLIN to Labor Hour, to better support the variable workload and any undefined requirements? | At this time the outlined standards of 3.2 indicate that FFP is the best structure | |
| 6 | PWS | 1.2 Scope: Delta 7 requires a contractor to provide a team of highly experienced and motivated security, information technology, and administrative professionals for non-personal services to support to USSF, subordinate units, and sponsored organizations (as applicable for each respective organization). | |||
| Page 3 of 20 | Is the SOW supporting the approximate 30 Government FTEs at Delta 7, or will the 6 additional subordinate units be supported with this contract as well? | The primary focus would be support to the STAFF (~30 pax) however, the contractor will be expected to provide support to the subordinate units occasionally (approx. once a month). However, as a part of the staff, the contractor(s) will be expected to coordinate regularly with all the subordinate units. | |||
| 7 | PWS | 2.6.1 DD Form 254 | |||
| Page 7 of 20 | Will the government require a Top Secret Facility Clearance at time of award? Or will having personnel clearances (TS/SCI) be sufficient at the time of award? | A Top Secret FCL is required in order to perform tasks requiring access to TS/SCI information as part of the contract. The base period of this contract includes the Program Security Support requirements, and the vast majority of these tasks require access to classified information at the TS/SCI and SAP levels. Therefore contractor will be required to have a Top Secret FCL and personnel possessing TS/SCI clearances, with SAP eligibility, by the contract start date in order to perform the Program Security Support requirements on the contract. Simply having cleared personnel at the contract start date will not be sufficient. | |||
| 8 | PWS | 2.6.1 DD Form 254 | |||
| Page 7 of 20 | If personnel clearances only at the time of award are acceptable, will the government sponsor Facility Clearances? | Upon selection for contract award, the Government can sponsor the selectee for a new FCL or an upgrade to an existing FCL. DCSA may be able to issue an interim FCL prior to the issuance of the final FCL. In order to be issued an interim FCL, DCSA must first validate that there is no unmitigated foreign ownership, control, or influence (FOCI), Key Management Personnel (KMPs) have personnel clearances at the interim level or higher, and the initial orientation meeting has been completed. | |||
| 9 | PWS | 2.10.2 | Government Furnished Resources. | ||
| Page 10 of 20 | Will the contractor be required to perform general maintenance of any office equipment (copier paper, changing cartridges, printer paper)? | Para 2.10.2 states what the Government will furnish. As a common courtesy, it is expected that any teammate who uses the last of the paper or needs the toner cartridge changed, that individual perform that task regardless of personnel status (gov't/contractor). | |||
| 10 | PWS | 3.1 Program Security Support | |||
| Page 10 of 20 | Can the government provide the anticipated Level of Effort (LOE) for tasks 3.1? | No, this is a performance-based requirement. | |||
| 11 | PWS | 3.1.1 The contractor shall perform miscellaneous administrative support functions as it relates to Delta 7’s Personnel Security Program. | |||
| Page 11 of 20 | Does Delta 7 have adjudicative authority regarding security clearances? | No. | |||
| 12 | PWS | 3.1.1 The contractor shall perform miscellaneous administrative support functions as it relates to Delta 7’s Personnel Security Program. | |||
| Page 11 of 20 | Can the government confirm that the administrative functions required to support correspondence in 3.1.1 include approximate 10 packages a week (similar to 3.1.2)? | Confirmed, however, most weeks will fall below the 10 packages/week. | |||
| 13 | PWS | 3.1.3 The contractor shall conduct the maintenance of a document and magnetic media accountability database and associated correspondence. | |||
| Page 11 of 20 | What type of database is used for the magnetic media accountability database? | Microsoft Excel. | |||
| 14 | PWS | 3.1.7 The contractor shall escort facility visitors and maintain associated logs. | |||
| Page 12 of 20 | Does Delta 7 have building /physical security requirements (i.e., surveillance video, electronic door access) in addition to escort and badging requirements, which the contractor will need to operate? | The building does have surveillance video and electronic door access, however there are no added requirements to "operate" them above the normal badge/access process. | |||
| 15 | PWS | 3.1.7 The contractor shall escort facility visitors and maintain associated logs. | |||
| Page 12 of 20 | Does Delta 7 have building /physical security equipment (surveillance and/or electronic access systems) that the contractor would maintain or keep in working order? | The building does have surveillance video and electronic access systems, however, the contractor is not expected to have any specialized skills to keep them in working order. | |||
| 16 | PWS | 3.1.7 The contractor shall escort facility visitors and maintain associated logs. | |||
| Page 12 of 20 | Does Delta 7 require a fulltime employee managing a front desk (with continuous coverage throughout each workday)? | There is NOT a requirement for a full-time employee manning a front desk. Escort roles are variable and not constant. Some days it could be 10 visitors followed by days without any visitors. | |||
| 17 | PWS | 3.1.7 The contractor shall escort facility visitors and maintain associated logs. | |||
| Page 12 of 20 | Does Delta 7 require the contractor to maintain any essential functions (related to emergency management) during power outages or shutdowns to ensure office security? | Every member with a clearance has an inherent duty to protect classified materials and spaces at all times. The contractor(s) will have the same responsibility. Any added security measure that is enduring or lasts beyond the normal duty hours will be handed over to a government member at the earliest possible time. | |||
| 18 | PWS | 3.1 Program Security Support | |||
| Pages 10 - 14 of 20 | Can the government confirm that all security related tasks (including SCIF hours) fall within the normal business operating core hours? | Delta 7's business/operating hours are 0630-1830. All security related tasks can be accomplished in any 8-hour block during this window. | |||
| 19 | PWS | 3.1.10 The contractor shall support the security awareness and education programs. | |||
| Page 12-13 of 20 | How many security awareness/education training programs are required per year? | 6 training courses total | |||
| 20 | PWS | 3.1.14 The contractor shall facilitate procedures to track and report foreign travel. | |||
| Page 13 of 20 | Can the government provide the estimated number of foreign travel trips per year? | 200+ | |||
| 21 | PWS | 3.2 Information Technology Support | |||
| Page 14 of 20 | Can the government provide the anticipated LOE for tasks 3.2? | No, this is a performance-based requirement. | |||
| 22 | PWS | 3.2.1 The contractor shall assist the Delta 7 Staff and supporting units with the maintenance of enterprise systems on NIPRNet, SIPRNet, and JWICS. | |||
| Page 14 of 20 | Can the government provide historical metrics or data to understand the volume on a monthly or annual basis for this requirement? This information will help bidders provide and price a more accurate staff plan. | Historical data will not translate. Delta 7 has been moving in and around various facilities over the past year. |
However, the contractor can anticipate roughly 80 jobs a months which includes miscellaneous tasks such as re-imaging, software installs, and network trouble-shooting.
| 23 | PWS | 3.2.1 The contractor shall assist the Delta 7 Staff and supporting units with the maintenance of enterprise systems on NIPRNet, SIPRNet, and JWICS. | |
| Page 14 of 20 | Please provide the architecture, scope, and technologies used in the "enterprise systems" to include number, technology stack (Operating System, Applications installed, any upstream or downstream connections, database size and type, location) of servers and storage. | 80+ systems total, all using standard desktop configurations. There are configuration management considerations for classified systems, |
No expectations to do network infrastructure/administration.
IAT Level II certification (IAW DoD 8570) will suffice for this position.
| 24 | PWS | 3.2.1 The contractor shall assist the Delta 7 Staff and supporting units with the maintenance of enterprise systems on NIPRNet, SIPRNet, and JWICS. | |
| Page 14 of 20 | Can the government elaborate on the requirements for "safeguard backups and other sensitive data"? How many devices will be supported, how much data will be backed up, what is the frequency of conducting backups, what is the backup retention periods, are there particular encryption requirements? | 80+ devices; no on-site storage requirements, software that will be utilized needs to be accounted for in a spreadsheet/MS Excel. |
All user data is stored on shared network drives.
| 25 | PWS | 3.2.1 The contractor shall assist the Delta 7 Staff and supporting units with the maintenance of enterprise systems on NIPRNet, SIPRNet, and JWICS. | |
| Page 14 of 20 | What tools are in place to monitor security compliance of all technologies? | Software such as: Host Base Security System (HBSS), Trellix. Additional physical security measures are in place as well. | |
| 26 | PWS | 3.2.1 The contractor shall assist the Delta 7 Staff and supporting units with the maintenance of enterprise systems on NIPRNet, SIPRNet, and JWICS. | |
| Page 14 of 20 | How many IT projects are typically conducted at any given time? Any historical information will be helpful to develop the staffing plan for this requirement. | Historical data will not translate. Delta 7 has been moving in and around various facilities over the past year. For planning purposes the contractor can anticipate to manage roughly 5 projects at time. | |
| 27 | PWS | 3.2.1 The contractor shall assist the Delta 7 Staff and supporting units with the maintenance of enterprise systems on NIPRNet, SIPRNet, and JWICS. | |
| Page 14 of 20 | What are some examples of "basic network infrastructure services" to be provided? | And few examples include: tracing fiber lines back to comm closet and interfacing with the base Communications Squadron for advanced trouble shooting needs. | |
| 28 | PWS | 3.2.1 The contractor shall assist the Delta 7 Staff and supporting units with the maintenance of enterprise systems on NIPRNet, SIPRNet, and JWICS. | |
| Page 14 of 20 | How many devices/servers/objects are monitored under the current systems monitoring plan? | 120+ active directory objects | |
| 29 | PWS | 3.2.2 The contractor shall track, troubleshoot, and resolve hardware and software issues for all classification levels of IT resources. | |
| Page 14 of 20 | The services described in 3.2.2 seem to be Tier 2/3 support for service management. Who manages/runs the Service Desk for Tier 1 support? | Base Communications Squadron (unclassified systems) |
There is a different process for classified systems.
| 30 | PWS | 3.2.2 The contractor shall track, troubleshoot, and resolve hardware and software issues for all classification levels of IT resources. | |
| Page 14 of 20 | Please provide the number of devices in scope - number of servers, networking devices, VTC, Fiber, application types - including details such as Operating System, Applications installed and maintained etc.? | 80 Computers |
40 VoIP Phones 8 Printers
| 31 | PWS | 3.2.2 The contractor shall track, troubleshoot, and resolve hardware and software issues for all classification levels of IT resources. | |
| Page 14 of 20 | Can the government confirm that all hardware devices and software (servers, storage, applications etc.) are at vendor recommended Operating System, Application versions and patch levels? | Standard Desktop Configurations maintains baseline software configuration across all systems. | |
| 32 | PWS | 3.2.2 The contractor shall track, troubleshoot, and resolve hardware and software issues for all classification levels of IT resources. | |
| Page 14 of 20 | Are necessary service agreements and SLA's with hardware and software vendors currently in place? | Yes. | |
| 33 | PWS | 3.2.2 The contractor shall track, troubleshoot, and resolve hardware and software issues for all classification levels of IT resources. | |
| Page 14 of 20 | Can the government provide the level of collaboration between Service Desk and Tier 2/3 support? Are all interactions between these two Tiers solely through Remedy? | Mainly through Remedy with follow up via phone calls and/or Instant Messaging systems, plus a classified portal for JWICS. | |
| 34 | PWS | 3.2.2 The contractor shall track, troubleshoot, and resolve hardware and software issues for all classification levels of IT resources. | |
| Page 14 of 20 | Can the government describe the characteristics of an "external ticket?" Including which organizations/users are considered "external"? | Anything that leaves this unit for resolution is defined as an external ticket. The contractor will be the liaison with the appropriate Helpdesk and the Delta 7 member. | |
| 35 | PWS | 3.2.2 The contractor shall track, troubleshoot, and resolve hardware and software issues for all classification levels of IT resources. | |
| Page 14 of 20 | What workflow or tools are currently used to support external tickets? | SharePoint | |
| 36 | PWS | 3.2.2 The contractor shall track, troubleshoot, and resolve hardware and software issues for all classification levels of IT resources. | |
| Page 14 of 20 | What is the average volume of external tickets received each month? | Issues resolved in-house by Sys Admin: 60+ |
Issues unable to resolve and forwarded for external orgs: 20+
| 37 | PWS | 3.2.2 The contractor shall track, troubleshoot, and resolve hardware and software issues for all classification levels of IT resources. | |
| Page 14 of 20 | Which operating system(s) are in use today? | Microsoft Windows | |
| 38 | PWS | 3.2.2 The contractor shall track, troubleshoot, and resolve hardware and software issues for all classification levels of IT resources. | |
| Page 14 of 20 | How many users and devices will be need to be supported? | 120+ Devices |
60+ Members
| 39 | PWS | 3.2.2 The contractor shall track, troubleshoot, and resolve hardware and software issues for all classification levels of IT resources. | |
| Page 14 of 20 | Can the government provide the frequency of training for hands-on operating system for users? | 3-5x's a week. | |
| 40 | PWS | 3.2.2 The contractor shall track, troubleshoot, and resolve hardware and software issues for all classification levels of IT resources. | |
| Page 14 of 20 | What is the current backlog of the tickets? | ~45-60 tickets | |
| 41 | PWS | 3.2.3 The contractor shall provide individual, basic hands-on operating system training to users. | |
| Page 15 of 20 | Does an internal repository of common questions, FAQ's, knowledge base articles customized for your environment already exist, that can be leverages for the training? | No. | |
| 42 | PWS | 3.2.3 The contractor shall provide individual, basic hands-on operating system training to users. | |
| Page 15 of 20 | Is the operating system support to be provided on-site? And/or remotely? | Pending a pandemic, 90% will be on-site. | |
| 43 | PWS | 3.2.3 The contractor shall provide individual, basic hands-on operating system training to users. | |
| Page 15 of 20 | How many trainings are expected in a given year or a month? | Every new user (40/year), then 3-5 individualized instruction/week. | |
| 44 | PWS | 2.3.3 Personnel Qualifications/Requirements | |
| Page 5-6 of 20 | Is the government's intent that the two personnel qualifications outlined for Program Security Professional Support and Information Technology Support are the only labor categories requirements (and sufficient qualifications) necessary to support these corresponding task areas? | Yes. | |
| 45 | PWS | 3.2.3 The contractor shall provide individual, basic hands-on operating system training to users. | |
| Page 15 of 20 | Is the training to be provided in person? | Yes. | |
| 46 | PWS | 3.2.4 The contractor shall request creation of network accounts, at all classification levels and provide initial passwords to users, and forward users’ Annual Cyber Awareness Training certificates to service desk. | |
| Page 15 of 20 | Please provide the average monthly quantity of network account creation requests and initial password set-up? | 40 new accounts/initial password set ups |
15 password resets
| 47 | PWS | 3.2.4 The contractor shall request creation of network accounts, at all classification levels and provide initial passwords to users, and forward users’ Annual Cyber Awareness Training certificates to service desk. | |
| Page 15 of 20 | Does Delta 7 currently use Single Sign On (SSO)? | Only in the Microsoft Office Suite. | |
| 48 | PWS | 3.2.4 The contractor shall request creation of network accounts, at all classification levels and provide initial passwords to users, and forward users’ Annual Cyber Awareness Training certificates to service desk. | |
| Page 15 of 20 | How is Cyber Awareness Training delivered currently? Do users complete this training online? | Cyber Awareness training is delivered on-line. | |
| 49 | PWS | 3.2.4 The contractor shall request creation of network accounts, at all classification levels and provide initial passwords to users, and forward users’ Annual Cyber Awareness Training certificates to service desk. | |
| Page 15 of 20 | How are Cyber Awareness Training certificates generated, tracked, saved currently? | Users are responsible for forwarding training certificates to the sys admin upon completion. Then they are forwarded to JWICS helpdesk. |
They are not retained by the sys admin/CSL
| 50 | PWS | 3.2.5 The contractor shall support the Asset Manager in maintaining a current and accurate inventory of technology hardware, software and resources. | |
| Page 15 of 20 | What is the current automated service/system that supports asset management? (For example, asset discovery). | Directory Resource Administration (DRA) last seen on network and physical validation | |
| 51 | PWS | 3.2.5 The contractor shall support the Asset Manager in maintaining a current and accurate inventory of technology hardware, software and resources. | |
| Page 15 of 20 | What tool(s) are used for Asset Management? | Inventory lists and in-house excel spreadsheet | |
| 52 | PWS | 3.2.5 The contractor shall support the Asset Manager in maintaining a current and accurate inventory of technology hardware, software and resources. | |
| Page 15 of 20 | What is the current level of accuracy in the Asset Management Tracking System? | 100% accountability/inventory last completed Sept 2023. | |
| 53 | PWS | 3.2.6 The contractor, with Government oversight, shall serve as mission system auditors. | |
| Page 15 of 20 | Please provide historical volume of patches and tests conducted over the past year? | New position - no historical data. Anticipate a minimum of every 30-days. | |
| 54 | PWS | 3.2.6 The contractor, with Government oversight, shall serve as mission system auditors. | |
| Page 15 of 20 | What system/solution is used to perform vulnerability scans? | ACAS | |
| 55 | PWS | 3.2.6 The contractor, with Government oversight, shall serve as mission system auditors. | |
| Page 15 of 20 | Which tool is currently used to track POA&M items and how many open issues currently exist in the POA&M? | Exacta - This position is not privy to how many POA&Ms exist. | |
| 56 | PWS | 3.3 Administrative Support | |
| Page 15 of 20 | Can the government provide the anticipated LOE for tasks 3.3? | No, this is a performance-based requirement. | |
| 57 | PWS | 3.3 Administrative Support | |
| Page 15 of 20 | Is the contractor able to develop the necessary requirements for the LCAT(s) needed to execute task 3.3 Administrative Support? | ?? | |
| 58 | PWS | 3.3.1 The contractor shall facilitate scheduling of meetings for the Delta 7 Staff. | |
| Page 15 of 20 | Does this task involve scheduling and managing two conference room calendars for the Delta 7 staff, or scheduling all in-person and virtual meetings for Delta 7 Staff in addition to conference room scheduling. | Both. Scheduling the conference rooms as well as coordinating the invites for the meetings. | |
| 59 | PWS | 3.3.1 The contractor shall facilitate scheduling of meetings for the Delta 7 Staff. | |
| Page 15 of 20 | How many meetings are generally scheduled per conference room, per week (i.e. workload data for this task)? | Roughly 10 meetings, however most are re-curring and to not require any effort. | |
| 60 | PWS | 3.3.2 The contractor shall manage the Task Management Tool (TMT) and organizational workflow emails. | |
| Pages 15-16 of 20 | Is TMT computer based training available upon arrival onsite? | No, there is no computer based training. Training will be provided via on-the-job/hands-on training. | |
| 61 | PWS | 3.3.2 The contractor shall manage the Task Management Tool (TMT) and organizational workflow emails. | |
| Pages 15-16 of 20 | Can resources receive the training once they are hired? | Yes. | |
| 62 | PWS | 3.3.2 The contractor shall manage the Task Management Tool (TMT) and organizational workflow emails. | |
| Pages 15-16 of 20 | How many TMT Taskers are received each week (i.e. workload date)? | Upwards of 30 taskers are received (tasked out) and the same amount need to be answered (closed) each week. | |
| 63 | PWS | 3.3.2 The contractor shall manage the Task Management Tool (TMT) and organizational workflow emails. | |
| Pages 15-16 of 20 | Is this task currently being executed, and will cross-training be available? | Yes, this task is currently being executed and yes, training will be provided. | |
| 64 | PWS | 3.3.3 The contractor shall manage the Delta 7 organizational workflow email boxes. | |
| Page 16 of 20 | How many Delta 7 organizational workflow email boxes are there? | Delta 7 has a significant amount of organizational workflow email boxes, however, the contractor will only be expected to manage 3. | |
| 65 | PWS | 3.3.3 The contractor shall manage the Delta 7 organizational workflow email boxes. | |
| Page 16 of 20 | How many incoming emails and distributions are typically managed per day? | Varies. For planning purposes, do not anticipate more than 50 emails. | |
| 66 | PWS | 3.3.4 The contractor shall be a GPC cardholder and coordinate procurement of office supplies and equipment. | |
| Page 16 of 20 | What is the average purchasing budget for the Delta 7 office per year? | It varies from year to year. Expect a minimum of $100,000. |
This section of the PWS had been revised. Track changes will show the updated requirement.
| 67 | PWS | 3.3.4 The contractor shall be a GPC cardholder and coordinate procurement of office supplies and equipment. | |
| Page 16 of 20 | Is the intent that all Delta 7 office supplies and equipment be procured through the GPC cardholder? | By-law all office supplies must be purchased through the GPC cardholder. |
This section of the PWS had been revised. Track changes will show the updated requirement.
| 68 | PWS | 3.3.4 The contractor shall be a GPC cardholder and coordinate procurement of office supplies and equipment. | |
| Page 16 of 20 | Is there an established system/software for tracking and reconciling supplies/equipment? | Yes, however use of those systems are not required for this position. |
This section of the PWS had been revised. Track changes will show the updated requirement.
| 69 | PWS | 3.3.4 The contractor shall be a GPC cardholder and coordinate procurement of office supplies and equipment. | |
| Page 16 of 20 | How many requests for purchases are received on a monthly basis? | It varies from month to month, however, an average of 10 is a good basis for planning. |
This section of the PWS had been revised. Track changes will show the updated requirement.
| 70 | PWS | 3.3.5 The contractor shall provide assistance with Government travel authorizations and travel vouchers in the Defense Travel System (DTS) for Delta 7 Staff. | |
| Page 16 of 20 | Is this task currently being executed by a team member? | Yes. | |
| 71 | PWS | 3.3.5 The contractor shall provide assistance with Government travel authorizations and travel vouchers in the Defense Travel System (DTS) for Delta 7 Staff. | |
| Page 16 of 20 | Will the contractor be required to schedule, book or plan any travel for the Delta 7 Staff? | Yes, but only for the executive staff (3 members). | |
| 72 | PWS | 3.3.6 The contractor shall manage the Government Travel Card program for Delta 7 Staff. | |
| Page 16 of 20 | How many annual training requirements for cardholders are tracked? | This section of the PWS had been removed. Track changes will show the updates. | |
| 73 | PWS | 3.3.7 The contractor shall assist with the management of military and civilian programs for Delta 7. | |
| Page 17 pf 20 | Will the contractor be scheduling, coordinating and executing special events and programs for promotions, awards, etc., or solely packages for submission of the awards, promotions and decorations? | The contractor will be expected to assist with the executing (scheduling/coordinating/preparing) of special events and programs. | |
| 74 | PWS | 3.3.7 The contractor shall assist with the management of military and civilian programs for Delta 7. | |
| Page 17 pf 20 | How many program requests are received each week? | 10-15 packages per quarter. |
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