SECTION_J.15._ATT._(15)_OASIS_SB_NAICS_CODE_CHANGE_LETTER_ON_RAMP.docx
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- GS00Q13DR0002P1P3P4
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This amendment to the OASIS SB solicitation reopens the competition for Pools 1, 3 and 4 until June 20, 2019. Offerors must resubmit proposals for Pool 1 under the new solicitation. The amendment incorporates Pools 3 and 4 and allows for new proposals for all three pools. Offerors may now utilize experience of first-tier subcontractors. The General Services Administration will host an industry day on May 7, 2019 to review the solicitation and demonstrate the Symphony system for proposal submission. The OASIS SB indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract provides complex professional services for federal agencies and helps them meet spend under management goals in an efficient manner.
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OASIS SMALL BUSINESS SOLICITATION
ON-RAMP (POOL 1, 3, 4)
SOLICITATION NO. GS00Q-13-DR-0002
SECTION J.15. ATTACHMENT (15)
NAICS CODE CHANGE LETTER
INSTRUCTIONS: This NAICS Code Change Letter document only applies to Task Orders awarded under an Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity Contract (IDIQ) (FAR 16.5), Task Orders awarded under the Federal Supply Schedules (FSS) program (FAR 8.4), or a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA)(FAR 8.405-3 or FAR 13.303)
If an Offeror is submitting a Task Order Project that was performed under the Master IDIQ or BPA contract and the Offeror feels that the NAICS code assigned to the Master IDIQ or BPA contract does not properly represent the greatest percentage of value being performed on the Task Order, the Government will allow the Offeror the opportunity to request and submit correspondence from the cognizant Contracting Officer from the awarding agency to identify a more appropriate NAICS Code for the Task Order Project. No other format is allowable.
| Offeror: |
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PROJECT IDENTIFICATON (To be filled out by the Offeror):
| CONTRACTOR NAME: |
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| TASK ORDER NUMBER: |
| Click here to enter text. |
| PROJECT TITLE: |
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REFERENCE INFORMATION (To only be filled out by the COGNIZANT CONTRACTING OFFICER):
| NAME: |
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| TITLE: |
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| AGENCY or CUSTOMER: |
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| PHONE: |
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NAICS CODE CHANGE LETTER: (To only be filled out by the COGNIZANT CONTRACTING OFFICER):
The above identified Task Order was awarded under the IDIQ or BPA contract number Click here to enter text.
The single NAICS code assigned to that IDIQ or BPA contract is: Click here to enter text.
The scope of this Task Order was within the scope of the master IDIQ or BPA project; however, because only a single NAICS code was selected to represent the greatest percentage of value for all Task Orders awarded under this IDIQ or BPA contract, the single NAICS code assignment for the IDIQ or BPA contract may not best represent the greatest percentage of value for each and every task order individually.
Based on my professional judgement, I declare that a NAICS code assignment of: Click here to enter text. (assign a single NAICS code) would have been more appropriate for this individual Task Order.
Contracting Officer Signature Date
SOURCE SELECTION INFORMATION – SEE FAR 2.101 AND 3.104
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