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Number of Primes – Size of USAMS III
Q: Given the current pool of proposal winners under USAMS II, do you expect the same amount of contracts for USAMS II?
A: USAMS II has six (6) prime IDIQ contract holders. USAMS III RFP Section M1.0 identifies that the Government is seeking to award six (6) to eight (8) prime contracts. The industry day general brief, slide 39 referenced five (5) to (8) prime contracts, which was an error. RFP
Section M1.0 is the correct reference.
Q: The contract vehicle is going to be set up with multiple primes, right?
A. Yes. USAMS III RFP Section M1.0 identifies that the Government is seeking to award six (6) to eight (8) prime contracts. The industry day general brief, slide 39 referenced five (5) to (8) prime contracts, which was an error. RFP Section M1.0 is the correct reference.
Q: Is there a mandate on the minimum of how many prime contracts to award?
A: USAMS III RFP Section M1.0 identifies that the Government is seeking to award six (6) to eight (8) prime contracts. The industry day general brief, slide 39 referenced five (5) to (8) prime contracts, which was an error. RFP Section M1.0 is the correct reference. The number of awards is decided by the Source Selection Authority. The Source Selection Authority for
USAMS III is the AFPEO/CM.
Q: USAMS III seems like a lot of work for 6-8 SB primes. Maybe it’s not for the 35.5 M threshold. Is 6-8 awards the correct amount?
A: The USAMS III RFP Section L 1.3.1 outlines the budget profile for the years of performance anticipated under USAMS III. USAMS III RFP Section M1.0 identifies that the Government is seeking to award six (6) to eight (8) prime contracts. The industry day general brief, slide 39 referenced five (5) to (8) prime contracts, which was an error. RFP Section M1.0 is the correct reference. The number of awards is decided by the Source Selection Authority. The Source
Selection Authority for USAMS III is the AFPEO/CM.
Q: What if there was this very fine line between number 8 and 9, would there still be consideration where you keep the competition going by including number 9?
A. USAMS III RFP Section M1.0 identifies that the Government is seeking to award six (6) to eight (8) prime contracts. The industry day general brief, slide 39 referenced five (5) to (8) prime contracts, which was an error. RFP Section M1.0 is the correct reference. The number of awards is decided by the Source Selection Authority. The Source Selection Authority for
Q: Because we are dealing with 400M less are you considering lowering the amount of primes?
A: USAMS II has six (6) prime IDIQ contract holders. USAMS III RFP Section M1.0 identifies that the Government is seeking to award six (6) to eight (8) prime contracts. The industry day general brief, slide 39 referenced five (5) to (8) prime contracts, which was an error. RFP
Section M1.0 is the correct reference.
Q: With the reduction in ceiling, on the last contract you had six awardees and this one is
5-8. Why an increase in the number of awardees?
A: The actual number of awardees will be determined after evaluation of proposals. The USAMS
III RFP Section L 1.3.1 outlines the budget profile for the years of performance anticipated under
USAMS III. USAMS III RFP Section M1.0 identifies that the Government is seeking to award six (6) to eight (8) prime contracts. The industry day general brief, slide 39 referenced five (5) to
(8) prime contracts, which was an error. RFP Section M1.0 is the correct reference. The number of awards is decided by the Source Selection Authority. The Source Selection Authority for
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