Questions 8 April 2008.doc
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Questions 8 April 2008
1. To what level is the contractor filling the security forces positions? Are they listed as Guard I, Guard II, Police Officer I, Police Officer II or some other occupational listing?
The level at which the contractor fills the posting will be determined by the contractor, however the persons hired must have the qualifications required and must be able can perform the tasks required of them.
2. Is the contractor required to write instructions for the training that will be conducted? Or will they follow the instructions already in place.
The contractor will present a training plan that meets all requirements of the AFI as stated in the PWS. The contractor can develop his own lesson plans, hire a subcontractor, or use commercial lesson plans to meet the requirements of the PWS for in-service training.
3.
Is there an estimated number of guards required?
I will refer you to attachment 9- L1 Cost Model. The cost model lists all posts required by the PWS and the hours associated with that post. The manning of these posts will be determined by the contractor.
4.
If unable to attend the pre-proposal conference. Would this preclude a company from submitting an offer?
No, anyone can bid.
5.
Has the "draft" RFP document been replaced by a final document?
Yes, posted to fedbizopps on 28 Mar 08.
6.
There are several parts that you must log-in in order to pull the information. Is it necessary to have vendor information on file in order to retrieve this information through FedBiOpps? We are having a problem in pulling the information and are trying to determine what's precluding us from retrieving the information.
Unfortunately, I can not help in this area. The FedBizOpps website has recently combined with the FedTeDS website changing the process for retrieving information. Please contact the FedBizOppe help desk for assistance.
7. Are firearms supplied by the government?
Yes.
100 M9s and
200 M16A2s
8. Is all ammunition supplied by the government?
Yes
9. Are the magazines for the firearms supplied by the government?
Yes
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