Industry_Day_Conf_Ground_Rules.pdf
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Ground Rules For
Industry Day and One-on-One Sessions Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC) III
FA8201-15-R-MACC
1. This is an open forum seeking industry input on requirements and processes. Ideas and information presented may be recorded and publicized on Federal Business Opportunities (FBO.gov) or another form of record for this event.
2. The industry day conference/general briefing (open forum portion) is not appropriate for proprietary disclosures. Please advise if any part of your one-on-one discussion is considered proprietary by your company.
3. No agreements, promises or other commitments are made or implied by the Government or contractors participating in the industry day conference.
4. The Government chairperson will acknowledge each speaker and attempt to provide equal opportunity and time to speak. Please allow others to express themselves without interruptions.
5. One-on-one sessions will be limited to 15 minutes, and will be timed for scheduling purposes. The Government will require breaks between one-on-one sessions.
6. Questions will be answered to the best of the panel’s knowledge of plans, requirement, and general situation as it exists at this time. Please recognize that this requirement is in acquisition planning.
7. Industry recommendations may or may not be incorporated into Government documents.
8. Discussions will NOT venture into classified information.
9. Please be aware that all museum galleries will remain open during the event. Food and drinks are not allowed in the theater room.
Note: To ensure all parties have access to the same information, non-proprietary questions and answers will be recorded and placed on the web (FBO.gov.).
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