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Solicitation number: HTC711-15-Q-D047
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Notice of Intent

General Information:

Solicitation	Number:	HTC711‐15‐Q‐D047
Classification	Code:	70	–	General	Purpose	Information	Technology	Equipment
Set	Aside:	N/A
NAICS	Code:	511210	–	Software	Publishers

Contracting Office Address:

United	States	Transportation	Command,	Directorate	of	Acquisition,	DPO	Support
Division	(TCAQ‐DPO),	508	Scott	Drive,	Building	1900W,	Scott	AFB	IL	62225‐5357,	USA

Description:

This

Notice

Intent

HTC711‐15‐Q‐D047.

The

Government

intends

solicit

and

negotiate

sole

source

basis

with

Rocket

Software,

LLC,

for

software

license

renewal

for

the

Unidata

software

maintenance

under

the

authority

FAR

6.302‐1.

This

will

accordance

with

the

format

FAR

Subpart

12.6,

conjunction

with

FAR

Subpart

13.5,

applicable,

and

supplemented

with

additional

information

included

this

notice.

Quotes

are

not

being

requested

and

written

solicitation

will

not

issued.

This

acquisition

will

processed

under

Simplified

Acquisition

Procedures

(SAP).

The

North

American

Industry

Classification

System

(NAICS)

code

for

this

procurement

511210

and

the

small

business

size

$35.5M.

Rocket

Software,

LLC,

the

only

known

supplier

Unidata

software

maintenance

required

the

Surface

Cargo

Systems

Branch

Surface

Deployment

and

Distribution

Command

(SDDC),

Global

Freight

Systems

(GFM).

The

Unidata

software

proprietary

product

Rocket

Software.

There

are

similar

products

available

through

other

companies

that

will

satisfy

the

Government’s

requirement.

This

acquisition

for

technical

support

for

Unidata.

Unidata

has

been

critical

COTS

component

GFM

since

its

start

the

late

1980s.

the

core

GFM

are

the

Unidata

database

engine

and

about

400,000

lines

UniBasic

Software

Lines

Code

(SLOC).

While

GFM

can

operate

extremely

limited

fashion

without

the

presence

Unidata

and

UniBasic,

would

not

able

operate

its

core

functionality.

Based

the

market

research,

company

other

than

Rocket

Software

can

provide

the

necessary

software

products

for

the

requirement.

FOB

Point

Destination,

Scott

AFB,

IL.

Delivery

location

SDDC,

508

Scott

Drive,

BLDG.

1900W,

Scott

AFB,

62225.

This

notice

intent

not

request

for

competitive

proposals.

Information

received

will

normally

considered

solely

for

the

purpose

determining

whether

conduct

any

future

competitive

procurement.

Offers

may

e‐mailed

the

POCs

listed

below.

Offers

must

not

submitted

later

than

12PM

May

2015.

Copies

the

above

referenced

clauses

are

available

from

http://farsite.hill.af.mil/vffara.htm.

Points of Contact:

Deborah	Crisp,	Contract	Specialist
Phone:	618.220.6731

Email: deborah.k.crisp.civ@mail.mil

Rebecca	Connor,	Contract	Specialist
Phone:	618.220.6730
Email:	rebecca.m.connor2.civ@mail.mil

Andrea	C.	Mouser,	Contracting	Officer
Phone:	618.220.7099
Email:	andrea.c.mouser.civ@mail.mil

Place of Performance:

Address:	HQ	SDDC,	508	Scott	Drive,	BLDG.	1900W,	Scott	AFB,	IL	62225
Country:	USA

Provisions: the following provisions are incorporated.

252.203‐7005 Representation Relating to Compensation of Former DoD Officials. (Nov

2011)

(a) Definition. “Covered DoD official” is defined in the clause at 252.203‐7000, Requirements Relating to Compensation of Former DoD Officials.

(b) By submission of this offer, the Offeror represents, to the best of its knowledge and

belief,

that

all

covered

DoD

officials

employed

otherwise

receiving

compensation

from

the

offer

or,

and

who

are

expected

undertake

activities

behalf

the

offer

for

any

resulting

contract,

are

presently

compliance

with

all

post‐employment

restrictions

covered

U.S.C.

207,

U.S.C.

2101‐2107,

and

CFR

parts

2637

and

2641,

including

Federal

Acquisition

Regulation

3.104‐2.

(End of Provision)

Clauses: The following clauses will be added in the order at time of award.

Incorporated By Reference:

52.204‐10 – Reporting Executive Compensation and First‐Tier Subcontract Awards (Jul

2013)

52.204‐13—System	for	Award	Management	Maintenance	(Jul	2013)
52.209‐6	–	Protecting	the	Government’s	Interest	When	Subcontracting	with	Contractors

Debarred,	Suspended	or	Proposed	For	Debarment	(Aug	2013)
	52.212‐4	–	Contract	Terms	and	Conditions	–	Commercial	Items	(Dec	2014)
	52.213‐2—Invoices	(Apr	1984)
	52.222‐50	‐	Combating	Trafficking	In	Persons	(Mar	2015)
	52.222‐50	–	Alternate	I,	Combating	Trafficking	in	Persons	(Mar	2015)

52.223‐18 – Encouraging Contractor Policies to Ban Text Messaging While Driving (Aug 2011)

52.225‐13	–	Restrictions	on	Certain	Foreign	Purchases	(Jun	2008)
52.232‐18	‐‐	Availability	of	Funds.	(Apr	1984)
52.232‐23	–	Assignment	of	Claims	(May	2014)

52.232‐33‐‐Payment by Electronic Funds Transfer—System for Award Management (Jul 2013)

52.232‐39	–	Unenforceability	of	Unauthorized	Obligations	(Jun	2013)
52.232‐40	–	Providing	Accelerated	Payments	to	Small	Business	Contractors	(Dec	2013)
52.233‐1	–	Disputes	(May	2014)
52.233‐3	–	Protest	After	Award	(Aug	1996)
52.233‐4	–	Applicable	Law	for	Breach	of	Contract	Claim	(Oct	2004)
252.203‐7000		Requirements	Relating	to	Compensation	of	Former	DoD	Officials.	(Sep

2011)

252.203‐7002	–	Requirement	to	Inform	Employees	of	Whistleblower	Rights	(Sep	2013)
252.204‐7003	–	Control	of	Government	Personnel	Work	Product	(Apr	1992)
252.204‐7004‐‐Alternate	A,	System	for	Award	Management	(Feb	2014)
252.204‐7015	–	Disclosure	of	Information	to	Litigation	Support	Contractors	(Feb	2014)
252.209‐7998	–	Representation	Regarding	Conviction	of	a	Felony	Criminal	(May	2014)
252.209‐7999	–	Representation	by	Corporations	Regarding	an	Unpaid	Delinquent	Tax

Liability	or	a	Felony	Conviction	Under	Any	Federal	Law	(May	2014)
	252.225‐7048	–	Export‐Controlled	Items	(Jun	2013)
	252.232‐7003‐‐	Electronic	Submission	of	Payment	Requests	and	Receiving	Reports	(Dec

2012) 252.232‐7010 – Levies on Contract Payments (Dec 2006)

Incorporated By Full Text:

	52.212‐5	‐‐	Contract	Terms	and	Conditions	Required	to	Implement	Statutes	or
Executive	Orders‐‐	Commercial	Items	(Jan	2014)

(a) The Contractor shall comply with the following Federal Acquisition Regulation

(FAR)	clauses,	which	are	incorporated	in	this	contract	by	reference,	to	implement
provisions	of	law	or	Executive	orders	applicable	to	acquisitions	of	commercial

items:

(1)

52.222‐50,

Combating

Trafficking

Persons

(FEB

2009)

(22

U.S.C.

7104(g)).

____

Alternate

(AUG

2007)

52.222‐50

(22

U.S.C.

7104(g)).

(2)

52.233‐3,

Protest

After

Award

(AUG

1996)

(31

U.S.C.

3553).

(3)

52.233‐4,

Applicable

Law

for

Breach

Contract

Claim

(OCT

2004)

(Pub.

108‐77,

108‐78).

(b) The Contractor shall comply with the FAR clauses in this paragraph (b) that the

contracting	officer	has	indicated	as	being	incorporated	in	this	contract	by	reference
to	implement	provisions	of	law	or	Executive	orders	applicable	to	acquisitions	of
commercial	items:

_X_

(1)

52.203‐6,

Restrictions

Subcontractor

Sales

the

Government

(Sept

2006),

with

Alternate

(Oct

1995)

(41

U.S.C.

253g

and

U.S.C.

2402).

___

(2)

52.203‐13,

Contractor

Code

Business

Ethics

and

Conduct

(Apr

2010)

(Pub.

110‐252,

Title

VI,

Chapter

(41

U.S.C.

251

note)).

___

(3)

52.203‐15,

Whistleblower

Protections

under

the

American

Recovery

and

Reinvestment

Act

2009

(Jun

2010)

(Section

1553

Pub

111‐5)

(Applies

contracts

funded

the

American

Recovery

and

Reinvestment

Act

2009).

	_X_	(4)	52.204‐10,	Reporting	Executive	compensation	and	First‐Tier	Subcontract
Awards	(Jul	2013)	(Pub.	L.	109‐282)	(31	U.S.C.	6101	note).

	___	(5)	52.204‐11,	American	Recovery	and	Reinvestment	Act—Reporting	Requirements
(Jul	2010)	(Pub.	L.	111‐5).

___

(6)

52.204‐14,

Service

Contract

Reporting

Requirements

(Jan

2014)

(Pub.

111‐

117,

section

743

Div.

C).

	___	(7)	52.204‐15,	Service	Contract	Reporting	Requirements	for	Indefinite‐Delivery
Contracts	(Jan	2014)	(Pub.	L.	111‐117,	section	743	of	Div.	C).

	_X_	(8)	52.209‐6,	Protecting	the	Government’s	Interest	When	Subcontracting	with
Contractors	Debarred,	Suspended,	or	Proposed	for	Debarment	(Aug	2013)	(31	U.S.C.
6101	note).

	___	(9)	52.209‐9,	Updates	of	Publicly	Available	Information	Regarding	Responsibility
Matters	(Jul	2013)	(41	U.S.C.	2313).

___

(10)

52.209‐10,

Prohibition

Contracting

with

Inverted

Domestic

Corporations

(May

2012)

(section

738

Division

Public

Law

112‐74,

section

740

Division

Pub.

111‐117,

section

743

Division

Pub.

111‐8,

and

section

745

Division

Pub.

110‐161).

___

(11)

52.219‐3,

Notice

HUBZone

Set‐Aside

Sole‐Source

Award

(Nov

2011)

(15

U.S.C.

657a).

___

(12)

52.219‐4,

Notice

Price

Evaluation

Preference

for

HUBZone

Small

Business

Concerns

(Jan

2011)

(if

the

offeror

elects

waive

the

preference,

shall

indicate

its

offer)(15

U.S.C.

657a).

___

(13)

[Reserved]

___

(14)

(i)

52.219‐6,

Notice

Total

Small

Business

Aside

(Nov

2011)

(15

U.S.C.

644).

___

(ii)

Alternate

(Nov

2011).

___

(iii)

Alternate

(Nov

2011).

___

(15)

(i)

52.219‐7,

Notice

Partial

Small

Business

Set‐Aside

(June

2003)

(15

U.S.C.

644).

___

(ii)

Alternate

(Oct

1995)

52.219‐7.

___

(iii)

Alternate

(Mar

2004)

52.219‐7.

___

(16)

52.219‐8,

Utilization

Small

Business

Concerns

(Jul

2013)

(15

U.S.C.

637(d)(2)

and

(3)).

___

(17)

(i)

52.219‐9,

Small

Business

Subcontracting

Plan

(Jul

2013)

(15

U.S.C.

637

(d)(4)).

___

(ii)

Alternate

(Oct

2001)

52.219‐9.

___

(iii)

Alternate

(Oct

2001)

52.219‐9.

___

(iv)

Alternate

III

(July

2010)

52.219‐9.

___

(18)

52.219‐13,

Notice

Set‐Aside

Orders

(Nov

2011)

(15

U.S.C.

644(r)).

___

(19)

52.219‐14,

Limitations

Subcontracting

(Nov

2011)

(15

U.S.C.

637(a)(14)).

___

(20)

52.219‐16,

Liquidated

Damages—Subcontracting

Plan

(Jan

1999)

(15

U.S.C.

637(d)(4)(F)(i)).

___ (21) (i) 52.219‐23, Notice of Price Evaluation Adjustment for Small Disadvantaged

Business

Concerns

(Oct

2008)

(10

U.S.C.

2323)

(if

the

offeror

elects

waive

the

adjustment,

shall

indicate

its

offer).

___	(ii)	Alternate	I	(June	2003)	of	52.219‐23.
___	(22)	52.219‐25,	Small	Disadvantaged	Business	Participation	Program—

Disadvantaged	Status	and	Reporting	(Jul	2013)	(Pub.	L.	103‐355,	section	7102,	and
10	U.S.C.	2323).

	___	(23)	52.219‐26,	Small	Disadvantaged	Business	Participation	Program—Incentive
Subcontracting	(Oct	2000)	(Pub.	L.	103‐355,	section	7102,	and	10	U.S.C.	2323).

	___	(24)	52.219‐27,	Notice	of	Service‐Disabled	Veteran‐Owned	Small	Business	Set‐Aside
(Nov	2011)	(15	U.S.C.	657f).

	___	(25)	52.219‐28,	Post	Award	Small	Business	Program	Rerepresentation	(Jul	2013)
(15	U.S.C.	632(a)(2)).

	___	(26)	52.219‐29,	Notice	of	Set‐Aside	for	Economically	Disadvantaged	Women‐Owned
Small	Business	(EDWOSB)	Concerns	(Jul	2013)	(15	U.S.C.	637(m)).

	___	(27)	52.219‐30,	Notice	of	Set‐Aside	for	Women‐Owned	Small	Business	(WOSB)
Concerns	Eligible	Under	the	WOSB	Program	(Jul	2013)	(15	U.S.C.	637(m)).

_X_	(28)	52.222‐3,	Convict	Labor	(June	2003)	(E.O.	11755).
___	(29)	52.222‐19,	Child	Labor—Cooperation	with	Authorities	and	Remedies	(Jan

2014)

(E.O.

13126).

_X_

(30)

52.222‐21,

Prohibition

Segregated

Facilities

(Feb

1999).

_X_

(31)

52.222‐26,

Equal

Opportunity

(Mar

2007)

(E.O.

11246).

_X_

(32)

52.222‐35,

Equal

Opportunity

for

Veterans

(Sep

2010)

(38

U.S.C.

4212).

_X_

(33)

52.222‐36,

Affirmative

Action

for

Workers

with

Disabilities

(Oct

2010)

(29

U.S.C.

793).

_X_

(34)

52.222‐37,

Employment

Reports

Veterans

(Sep

2010)

(38

U.S.C.

4212).

_X_

(35)

52.222‐40,

Notification

Employee

Rights

Under

the

National

Labor

Relations

Act	(Dec	2010)	(E.O.	13496).
	_X_	(36)	52.222‐54,	Employment	Eligibility	Verification	(Aug	2013).	(Executive	Order

12989).	(Not	applicable	to	the	acquisition	of	commercially	available	off‐the‐shelf
items	or	certain	other	types	of	commercial	items	as	prescribed	in	22.1803.)

___

(37)

(i)

52.223‐9,

Estimate

Percentage

Recovered

Material

Content

for

EPA‐

Designated

Items

(May

2008)

(42

U.S.C.

6962(c)(3)(A)(ii)).

(Not

applicable

the

acquisition

commercially

available

off‐the‐shelf

items.)

___

(ii)

Alternate

(May

2008)

52.223‐9

(42

U.S.C.

6962(i)(2)(C)).

(Not

applicable

the

acquisition

commercially

available

off‐the‐shelf

items.)

	___	(38)	52.223‐15,	Energy	Efficiency	in	Energy‐Consuming	Products	(Dec	2007)	(42
U.S.C.	8259b).

___

(39)

(i)

52.223‐16,

IEEE

1680

Standard

for

the

Environmental

Assessment

Personal

Computer

Products

(Dec

2007)

(E.O.

13423).

___	(ii)	Alternate	I	(Dec	2007)	of	52.223‐16.
_X_	(40)	52.223‐18,	Encouraging	Contractor	Policies	to	Ban	Text	Messaging	while

Driving

(Aug

2011).

___

(41)

52.225‐1,

Buy

American

Act‐‐Supplies

(Feb

2009)

(41

U.S.C.

10a‐10d).

___

(42)

(i)

52.225‐3,

Buy

American

Act‐‐Free

Trade

Agreements‐‐Israeli

Trade

Act

(Nov

2012)

(41

U.S.C.

chapter

83,

U.S.C.

3301

note,

U.S.C.

2112

note,

U.S.C.

3805

note,

U.S.C.

4001

note,

Pub.

103‐182,

Pub.

108‐77,

108‐78,

108‐286,

108‐

302,

109‐53,

109‐169,

109‐283,

110‐138,

112‐41,

112‐42,

and

112‐43).

___

(ii)

Alternate

(Mar

2012)

52.225‐3.

___

(iii)

Alternate

(Mar

2012)

52.225‐3.

___

(iv)

Alternate

III

(Nov

2012)

52.225‐3.

___

(43)

52.225‐5,

Trade

Agreements

(Nov

2013)

(19

U.S.C.

2501,

seq.,

U.S.C.

3301

note).

___ (44) 52.225‐13, Restrictions on Certain Foreign Purchases (Jun 2008) (E.O.’s,

proclamations,	and	statutes	administered	by	the	Office	of	Foreign	Assets	Control	of
the	Department	of	the	Treasury).

	___	(45)	52.225‐26,	Contractors	Performing	Private	Security	Functions	Outside	the
United	States	(Jul	2013)	(Section	862,	as	amended,	of	the	National	Defense
Authorization	Act	for	Fiscal	Year	2008;	10	U.S.C.	2303	Note).

___ (46) 52.226‐4, Notice of Disaster or Emergency Area Set‐Aside (Nov 2007) (42 U.S.C.

5150).

	___	(47)	52.226‐5,	Restrictions	on	Subcontracting	Outside	Disaster	or	Emergency	Area
(Nov	2007)	(42	U.S.C.	5150).

___

(48)

52.232‐29,

Terms

for

Financing

Purchases

Commercial

Items

(Feb

2002)

(41

U.S.C.

255(f),

U.S.C.

2307(f)).

___

(49)

52.232‐30,

Installment

Payments

for

Commercial

Items

(Oct

1995)

(41

U.S.C.

255(f),

U.S.C.

2307(f)).

	_X_	(50)	52.232‐33,	Payment	by	Electronic	Funds	Transfer—	System	for	Award
Management	(Jul	2013)	(31	U.S.C.	3332).

	___	(51)	52.232‐34,	Payment	by	Electronic	Funds	Transfer—Other	Than	System	for
Award	Management	(Jul	2013)	(31	U.S.C.	3332).

___	(52)	52.232‐36,	Payment	by	Third	Party	(Jul	2013)	(31	U.S.C.	3332).
___	(53)	52.239‐1,	Privacy	or	Security	Safeguards	(Aug	1996)	(5	U.S.C.	552a).
___	(54)	(i)	52.247‐64,	Preference	for	Privately	Owned	U.S.‐Flag	Commercial	Vessels

(Feb

2006)

(46

U.S.C.

Appx

1241(b)

and

U.S.C.

2631).

___

(ii)

Alternate

(Apr

2003)

52.247‐64.

(c)

The

Contractor

shall

comply

with

the

FAR

clauses

this

paragraph

(c),

applicable

commercial	services,	that	the	Contracting	Officer	has	indicated	as	being
incorporated	in	this	contract	by	reference	to	implement	provisions	of	law	or
executive	orders	applicable	to	acquisitions	of	commercial	items:

___

(1)

52.222‐41,

Service

Contract

Act

1965

(Nov

2007)

(41

U.S.C.

351,

seq.).

___

(2)

52.222‐42,

Statement

Equivalent

Rates

for

Federal

Hires

(May

1989)

(29

U.S.C.

206

and

U.S.C.

351,

seq.).

___

(3)

52.222‐43,

Fair

Labor

Standards

Act

and

Service

Contract

Act

‐‐

Price

Adjustment

(Multiple Year and Option Contracts) (Sep 2009) (29 U.S.C.206 and 41 U.S.C. 351, et seq.).

___

(4)

52.222‐44,

Fair

Labor

Standards

Act

and

Service

Contract

Act

‐‐

Price

Adjustment

(Sep

2009)

(29

U.S.C.

206

and

U.S.C.

351,

seq.).

_X_

(5)

52.222‐51,

Exemption

from

Application

the

Service

Contract

Act

Contracts

for

Maintenance,

Calibration,

Repair

Certain

Equipment‐‐Requirements

(Nov

2007)

(41

U.S.C.

351,

seq.).

___

(6)

52.222‐53,

Exemption

from

Application

the

Service

Contract

Act

Contracts

for

Certain

Services‐‐Requirements

(Feb

2009)

(41

U.S.C.

351,

seq.).

___	(7)	52.222‐17,	Nondisplacement	of	Qualified	Workers	(Jan	2013)	(E.O.	13495).
___	(8)	52.226‐6,	Promoting	Excess	Food	Donation	to	Nonprofit	Organizations.	(Mar

2009)

(Pub.

110‐247).

___

(9)

52.237‐11,

Accepting

and

Dispensing

Coin

(Sep

2008)

(31

U.S.C.

5112(p)(1)).

(d) Comptroller General Examination of Record The Contractor shall comply with the

provisions

this

paragraph

(d)

this

contract

was

awarded

using

other

than

sealed

bid,

excess

the

simplified

acquisition

threshold,

and

does

not

contain

the

clause

52.215‐2,

Audit

and

Records

‐‐

Negotiation.

(1)

The

Comptroller

General

the

United

States,

authorized

representative

the

Comptroller

General,

shall

have

access

and

right

examine

any

the

Contractor’s

directly

pertinent

records

involving

transactions

this

contract.

(2)

The

Contractor

shall

make

available

its

offices

all

reasonable

times

the

records,

materials,

and

other

evidence

for

examination,

audit,

reproduction,

until

years

after

final

payment

under

this

contract

for

any

shorter

period

specified

FAR

Subpart

4.7,

Contractor

Records

Retention,

the

other

clauses

this

contract.

this

contract

completely

partially

terminated,

the

records

relating

the

work

terminated

shall

made

available

for

years

after

any

resulting

final

termination

settlement.

Records

relating

appeals

under

the

disputes

clause

litigation

the

settlement

claims

arising

under

relating

this

contract

shall

made

available

until

such

appeals,

litigation,

claims

are

finally

resolved.

(3)

used

this

clause,

records

include

books,

documents,

accounting

procedures

and

practices,

and

other

data,

regardless

type

and

regardless

form.

This

does

not

require

the

Contractor

create

maintain

any

record

that

the

Contractor

does

not

maintain

the

ordinary

course

business

pursuant

provision

law.

(e)

(1)

Notwithstanding

the

requirements

the

clauses

paragraphs

(a),

(b),

(c)

and

(d)

this

clause,

the

Contractor

not

required

flow

down

any

FAR

clause,

other

than

those

this

paragraph

(e)(1)

subcontract

for

commercial

items.

Unless

otherwise

indicated

below,

the

extent

the

flow

down

shall

required

the

clause—

(i)

52.203‐13,

Contractor

Code

Business

Ethics

and

Conduct

(Apr

2010)

(Pub.

110‐

252,

Title

VI,

Chapter

(41

U.S.C.

251

note)).

(ii)

52.219‐8,

Utilization

Small

Business

Concerns

(Jul

2013)

(15

U.S.C.

637(d)(2)

and

(3)),

all

subcontracts

that

offer

further

subcontracting

opportunities.

the

subcontract

(except

subcontracts

small

business

concerns)

exceeds

$650,000

($1.5

million

for

construction

any

public

facility),

the

subcontractor

must

include

52.219‐8

lower

tier

subcontracts

that

offer

subcontracting

opportunities.

	(iii)	52.222‐17,	Nondisplacement	of	Qualified	Workers	(Jan	2013)	(E.O.	13495).	Flow
down	required	in	accordance	with	paragraph	(1)	of	FAR	clause	52.222‐17.

(iv)	52.222‐26,	Equal	Opportunity	(Mar	2007)	(E.O.	11246).
(v)	52.222‐35,	Equal	Opportunity	for	Veterans	(Sep	2010)	(38	U.S.C.	4212).
(vi)	52.222‐36,	Affirmative	Action	for	Workers	with	Disabilities	(Oct	2010)	(29	U.S.C.

793).

(vii) 52.222‐40, Notification of Employee Rights Under the National Labor Relations Act

(Dec

2010)

(E.O.

13496).

Flow

down

required

accordance

with

paragraph

(f)

FAR

clause

52.222‐40.

(viii)

52.222‐41,

Service

Contract

Act

1965,

(Nov

2007),

(41

U.S.C.

351,

seq.)

(ix)

52.222‐50,

Combating

Trafficking

Persons

(Feb

2009)

(22

U.S.C.

7104(g)).

___

Alternate

(Aug

2007)

52.222‐50

(22

U.S.C.

7104(g)).

(x)

52.222‐51,

Exemption

from

Application

the

Service

Contract

Act

Contracts

for

Maintenance,	Calibration,	or	Repair	of	Certain	Equipment‐‐Requirements	(Nov
2007)	(41	U.S.C.	351,	et	seq.)

(xi)

52.222‐53,

Exemption

from

Application

the

Service

Contract

Act

Contracts

for

Certain

Services‐‐Requirements

(Feb

2009)

(41

U.S.C.

351,

seq.)

(xii)	52.222‐54,	Employment	Eligibility	Verification	(Aug	2013).
(xiii)	52.225‐26,	Contractors	Performing	Private	Security	Functions	Outside	the	United

States	(Jul	2013)	(Section	862,	as	amended,	of	the	National	Defense	Authorization
Act	for	Fiscal	Year	2008;	10	U.S.C.	2302	Note).

(xiv)

52.226‐6,

Promoting

Excess

Food

Donation

Nonprofit

Organizations.

(Mar

2009)

(Pub.

110‐247).

Flow

down

required

accordance

with

paragraph

(e)

FAR

clause

52.226‐6.

(xv)

52.247‐64,

Preference

for

Privately‐Owned

U.S.

Flag

Commercial

Vessels

(Feb

2006)

(46

U.S.C.

Appx

1241(b)

and

U.S.C.

2631).

Flow

down

required

accordance

with

paragraph

(d)

FAR

clause

52.247‐64.

(2)

While

not

required,

the

contractor

may

include

its

subcontracts

for

commercial

items

minimal

number

additional

clauses

necessary

satisfy

its

contractual

obligations.

(End of Clause)

52.217‐8 ‐‐ Option to Extend Services. (Nov 1999)

The Government may require continued performance of any services within the

limits

and

the

rates

specified

the

contract.

These

rates

may

adjusted

only

result

revisions

prevailing

labor

rates

provided

the

Secretary

Labor.

The

option

provision

may

exercised

than

once,

but

the

total

extension

performance

hereunder

shall

not

exceed

months.

The

Contracting

Officer

may

exercise

the

option

written

notice

the

Contractor

within

days.

(End of Clause)

52.217‐9 ‐‐ Option to Extend the Term of the Contract. (Mar 2000)

(a) The Government may extend the term of this contract by written notice to the

Contractor

within

days

provided

that

the

Government

gives

the

Contractor

preliminary

written

notice

its

intent

extend

least

days

before

the

contract

expires.

The

preliminary

notice

does

not

commit

the

Government

extension.

(b)

the

Government

exercises

this

option,

the

extended

contract

shall

considered

include

this

option

clause.

(c)

The

total

duration

this

contract,

including

the

exercise

any

options

under

this

clause,

shall

not

exceed

months.

(End of Clause)

52.252‐2 ‐‐ Clauses Incorporated by Reference (Feb 1998)

This contract incorporates one or more clauses by reference, with the same force

and

effect

they

were

given

full

text.

Upon

request,

the

Contracting

Officer

will

make

their

full

text

available.

Also,

the

full

text

clause

may

accessed

electronically

this

address:

http://www.farsite.hill.af.mil.

(End of clause)

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