Protocol_Q&A_Matrix.docx
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TEAMS HQ0147-18-R-0007 Protocol Final RFP Industry Questions & MDA Responses
| Subject |
| [footnoteRef:1]Location [1: Location: identify the specific RFP document (e.g. Section L, Section M, or Attachment J-x, Attachment L-x, RFP Section A, etc.)] |
[footnoteRef:2]Reference [2: Reference: identify the page and paragraph numbers and other descriptive information related to the RFP document.]
[footnoteRef:3]Question [3: Question: state the question clearly and concisely. Limit question to the specific location and reference cited (i.e. don’t include additional questions that relate to other locations or references of the RFP, these questions should be added on a separate line citing the related location and reference).]
[footnoteRef:4]Response [4: Response: this column is reserved for MDA’s response.]
| 1 |
| Wage Determination |
| Attachments J-13 thru J-18, Att J-05 |
| What positions does MDA consider to be subject to SCA wage determination rates? Wage determination tables only identify one Occupation Code 01020 – Administrative Assistant, which covers general office duties. |
| Protocol Administrative Assistants are subject to SCA. |
| 2 |
| Salaried Employees |
| Att J-05 |
| Would the positions identified in Attachment J-05 be considered Executive, Administrative and Professional, and therefore considered “Exempt” in accordance with Section 13(a)(1) of the Fair Labor Standards Act? |
| Only the Contract Program Manager and the Technical Leads are considered exempt. |
| 3 |
| NDAs |
| Section L 1.4 |
Page 2 and 3 of Section L
| If no objections are submitted, the Offeror(s) must enter into a non-disclosure agreement with the non-government advisor(s), or with the company employing the non-government advisor before the non-government advisor(s) are given access to the Offeror(s) proprietary or source selection information. |
| Are subcontractors required to provide NDAs? |
| Yes, the subcontractors need to have an agreement if they submit information directly to the government (sometimes they submit a separate pricing volume), or if their proprietary information is included in your proposal. |
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18-MDA-9696
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