Consolidated QA_RFP_HHM40224R0041.pdf
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- RFP EUCOM RJITF Training Support
- Solicitation number
- HHM40224R0041
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Defense Intelligence Agency
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This document is a consolidated set of questions and answers related to Solicitation HHM40224R0041, a Request for Proposals (RFP) for classroom instruction, student/registrar support, website/systems coordination support, and training-related materials delivery in support of the USEUCOM J2's Regional Joint Intelligence Training & Development (RJITF) program.
The incumbent contractor is CoSolutions EIS JV, Inc. under contract number GS-06F-1234Z/HHM402-19-F-0098. The solicitation is a re-compete of an existing contract. The contracting agency is the Defense Intelligence Agency. The NAICS code is 541611 (Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services) with a $24.5 million small business size standard. The period of performance is a 10-month base period with four 12-month option periods, and a possible 6-month extension. Proposals are due by 5 August 2024, 2:00PM EST. The Government intends to award a single Time-and-Materials contract to the most advantageous offeror.
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UNCLASSIFIED
RFP HHM40224R0041
EUCOM RJITF SUPPORT
Consolidated Q&A
# RFP/SOW Section Question Answer
1 N/A Is there an incumbent contract or contractor associated to the requirement. If any, please provide the contractor’s name and contract number.
There is an incumbent contract. The incumbent contract number is GS-
06F-1234Z/HHM402-19-F-0098.
The incumbent contractor is
CoSolutions EIS JV, Inc.
2 SOW We have a Mentor Protégé agreement where our Mentor has a TS SCI facility clearance.
We do not currently have one.
Would we be considered eligible to bid and have our Mentor hold the facility clearance while we get ours sponsored?
If the offeror holds a TS SCI facility clearance, the offeror, mentor or protégé, may respond to the solicitation. The Government will not interfere with or forbid teaming arrangements. However, the
Government cannot sponsor interested parties for a facility security clearance to perform under the potential resulting contract.
3 N/A Is this a new requirement or a contract re-compete?
No, this is not a new requirement, it is a re-compete of an existing contract.
4 SOW Our company does not have a
Facility Security Clearance.
Will/Can the Government sponsor us for a Facility
Clearance.
No, the Government cannot sponsor interested parties for a facility security clearance to perform under the potential resulting contract.
Offerors must provide their own facility security clearance.
5 N/A The current document is not readable and appears to be a scanned document.
Our systems do not permit digital transference of documents, so we have no choice but to physically scan the solicitation documents.
6 RFP 4.2,
Technical/Management
Capability Subfactor 3:
Recruiting, Training and Retention: #5;
page 94 or 115
For the Key Personnel listed
(Senior Instructor), instructions are for Offeror to “provide a resume and a cover letter outlining the technical expertise of the key personnel.” For
“cover letter,” does the government mean a signed
Letter of Commitment by the proposed key personnel which is to be submitted as part of the proposal?
While a Letter of Commitment would be nice to include with the proposal, it is not required. A standard resume cover letter will suffice.
7 RFP 4.3, para 2, pg 94 Paragraph states, “…attached
Past Performance
Questionnaire (PPQ)…”.
However, the cited form was omitted from the RFP’s posting in SAM.gov.
Please provide the cited PPQ form.
PPQ form is now attached to the solicitation in SAM.gov.
8 RFP Section L
Inst to Offerors
Paragraph 4.1
Volume 1 – Factor 1
– Security
Verification
AND
Section M
Evaluation
Factor 1 – Security
Background: Congress included Section 1629 as a provision in the 2020 National
Defense Authorization Act
(NDAA) that prohibits the U.S.
Department of Defense (DOD) from requiring a joint venture to hold a "facility access clearance" if the parties to the joint venture hold the requisite clearance.
Reinforcing the above statutory provision, the SBA revised its regulations governing joint ventures to address Section 644 of the Small
Business Act legislative provision to include the following provision with 13
CFR § 121.103(h)(S)c:
''Facility Security Clearances: A joint venture may be awarded a contract requiring Facility security clearance where either the joint venture itself or the individual partner(s) to the joint venture that will perform the necessary security work has
(have) a facility security clearance. "
Additionally, The GAO also has multiple rulings on this matter
(lnfoPoint, LLC. B-419856
(Aug 27, 2021).
Finally, the ISOO has stated policy that aligns with NDAA.
SBA, and the GAO
See the answer to Question 2.
{Joint Notice 2024-01 {Oct 5, 2023) Para 7.
QUESTION: Can the instructions and evaluation criteria for Factor 1 be amended to clarify the required Facility
Clearance and align with the
2020 NOAA, SBA, GAO
rulings, and ISOO Joint Notice
2024-01 (Oct 5, 2023) Para 7 relating to a joint venture's facilities clearance.
Specifically, please revise the
RFP language in both sections to read:
“The offeror shall provide their
CAGE code identifying that the prime offeror has a current/active TOP SECRET
Facility Clearance.
If the prime offeror is an SBA-approved 8(a) Joint Venture, offeror shall provide the JV
CAGE code identifying that the
JV has a current/active TOP
SECRET Facility Clearance or
2) provide the CAGE codes of the individual JV Members to the joint venture that will perform the necessary security work identifying that it has (they have) a TOP SECRET Facility
Clearance."
9 RFP Section L
Inst to Offerers
Paragraph 4.3
Volume III – Factor
3 – Past Performance
Can a CPARS be submitted in lieu of providing a completed past performance questionnaire?
Yes, CPARS assessments in accordance with the recency requirements of the solicitation, are permitted.
10 RFP, Section L, Section 3.0 Proposal
Format and Content, subsection 3.7
If the “Original” is the electronic file and only 1 Original is required, please advise the appropriate use of “Copy 1, Copy2, etc.”
Please disregard the use of the word
“Copy”.
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