Questions and Answers 21 April 2026.xlsx
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- FA521526N0001
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This is a Questions and Answers document responding to a Sources Sought Notice (FA521526N0001) for Maui Base Operations Support Services and Construction, issued by the 766th Enterprise Sourcing Squadron under the Department of the Air Force Pacific Air Forces.
The Q&A document addresses the acquisition strategy for construction project oversight, clarifying that the government is evaluating two potential contracting approaches: either a single contract solution combining both Base Operations Support (BOS) and construction services, or a dual-contract approach consisting of a Multiple Award Construction (MAC) contract paired with a separate BOS contract responsible for managing construction contracts awarded under the MAC. The Sources Sought Notice references construction projects valued between $350,000 and $30 million, and the government is using this market research to determine the viability of these acquisition strategies and assess small business set-aside potential. No final acquisition strategy has been selected at this time, and this notice is for information and planning purposes only, with no obligation to issue a Request for Proposal.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Questions and Answers 24 April 2026.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| FA521526N0001 Supplemental IT PWS_Appendix X.pdf | ||
| FA521526N0001 Sources Sought Maui BOS and Construction.pdf | ||
| FA521526N0001 Primary PWS.pdf |
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| 21-Apr-26 | Questions and Answers to Sources Sought Notification FA521526N0001 |
| Q1 | The Sources Sought References “Construction Projects” $350K to $30M. Does this mean the BOS firm needs to “oversee and manage construction contracted by your office to other entities up to $30M; Or does it mean you are looking for the BOS Prime to do (or subcontract) the construction itself? |
| A1 | No specific acquisition strategy has been selected at this time. However, the scenario mentioned in the question, where the BOS firm oversees and manages construction contracted by the government, is an acquisition strategy being contemplated. Specifically, the government is determining the viability of either: 1) a one contract solution for both Base Operations Support (BOS) and Construction, or 2) a multiple award construction (MAC) contract and a separate BOS contract that oversees and manages construction contracts awarded under the MAC. |
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