SECTION_J.14.,_ATT._(14)_OASIS_SB_NAICS_OR_PSC_CODE_CORRECTION_LETTER_ON_RAMP.docx
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- GS00Q-13-DR-0002-P1P3P4
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This document provides details on a presolicitation notice for the One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services (OASIS) Small Business multiple-award, indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contract. The General Services Administration intends to issue a request for proposal for OASIS SB, a vehicle to provide professional services and ancillary products to all federal agencies. The scope spans areas including communication, compliance, defense, disaster response, energy, environmental services, finance, health, intelligence, security, and transportation. The period of performance is five years with an option to extend to ten years total. Task orders will be awarded under the contract in accordance with FAR 16.505. The procurement is set aside entirely for small businesses and involves NAICS codes with size standards up to $35.5 million in average annual receipts. The final solicitation will be available on July 24, 2013, with proposals due on a date stated in the solicitation. Interested offerors must register in the System for Award Management prior to receiving an award.
OASIS SB Pools 1, 3, 4 Att. J.14
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OASIS SMALL BUSINESS SOLICITATION
ON-RAMP (POOL 1, 3, 4)
SOLICITATION NO. GS00Q-13-DR-0002
SECTION J.14. ATTACHMENT (14)
NAICS OR PSC CODE CORRECTION LETTER
INSTRUCTIONS: If an Offeror has a legitimate reason that the NAICS Code or PSC Code for any Project was erroneously reported, or was not previously assigned in FPDS-NG with the correct NAICS Code or PSC Code associated to that Project (e.g., no FPDS record exists), the Government will allow the Offeror the opportunity to request and submit correspondence from a Warranted Contracting Officer from the awarding Federal agency to properly identify the correct NAICS Code or PSC Code. No other format is allowable.
| Offeror: |
| Click here to enter text. |
PROJECT IDENTIFICATON (To be filled out by the Offeror):
| CONTRACTOR NAME: |
| Click here to enter text. |
| CONTRACT or TASK ORDER NUMBER: |
| Click here to enter text. |
| PROJECT TITLE: |
| Click here to enter text. |
REFERENCE INFORMATION (To only be filled out by the COGNIZANT CONTRACTING OFFICER):
| NAME: |
| Click here to enter text. |
| TITLE: |
| Click here to enter text. |
| AGENCY or CUSTOMER: |
| Click here to enter text. |
| PHONE: |
| Click here to enter text. |
| Click here to enter text. |
NAICS or PSC CODE CORRECTION LETTER : (To only be filled out and signed by the COGNIZANT CONTRACTING OFFICER):
If the NAICS Code was erroneously reported in FPDS-NG, fill out the following paragraph:
The NAICS code for the above identified project is in the FPDS-NG system as having the NAICS code Click here to enter text. applied to it. The NAICS code reported in FPDS-NG for that Project was incorrect. The correct NAICS code assignment for the subject project is: Click here to enter text.
Contracting Officer Signature Date
If a Federally Awarded project, but no FPDS-NG record exists, fill out the following paragraph:
The NAICS code for the above identified project does not have a valid FPDS-NG record. The correct NAICS code assignment for the subject project is: Click here to enter text.
Contracting Officer Signature Date
If the PSC Code was erroneously reported in FPDS-NG, fill out the following paragraph:
The PSC code for the above identified project is in the FPDS-NG system as having the PSC code Click here to enter text. applied to it. The PSC code reported in FPDS-NG for that Project was incorrect. The correct PSC code assignment for the subject project is: Click here to enter text.
Contracting Officer Signature Date
SOURCE SELECTION INFORMATION – SEE FAR 2.101 AND 3.104
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