Attachment 3 - Questions and Answers.pdf

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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) response for a temporary fencing installation solicitation for Joint Base San Antonio (JBSA) Lackland AFB Air Show Program 2026, dated 4 March 2026.

The solicitation is a total small business set-aside, meaning only small business concerns are eligible for award. This is a new requirement with no incumbent. Regarding subcontracting, the prime contractor must be a small business concern if subcontracting is pursued, and no subcontracting plan is required. On technical specifications, the government has clarified that 3.5-foot high barrier fencing is not an acceptable substitute and will not meet technical requirements where 4-foot fencing is specified.

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4 March 2026

Temporary Fencing Installation

Joint Base San Antonio (JBSA) Lackland AFB Air Show Program 2026

1. Is there currently an incumbent? If so, what was the award amount and was the work scope similar or different?

Government Answer: This is a new requirement.

2. Subcontracting the majority of the work - Could you please provide clarification on any limitations or specific documentation needed for this approach?

Government Answer: This solicitation is a total small business set-aside. Only offers from small business concerns will be considered for award. Therefore, if subcontracting is being considered, the prime contractor shall be a small business concern. A subcontracting plan is not required.

3. Could you please advise if the 3.5-foot high barrier fencing would be considered an acceptable substitute where the 4-foot fencing is required?

Government Answer: The 3.5-foot high barrier fencing will not be considered technically acceptable.

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