Industry Day Questions and Answers.pdf
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This document is a Questions and Answers file from an Industry Day event for a Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) for the National Capital Region. Key details include:
The procurement will be a small business set-aside with a planned solicitation release date of August 15, 2025. The contract will not require Prime Contractors to hold a facility clearance, and while a previous presentation suggested potential secure/SCIF work might be supported, the government confirmed no facility clearance will be needed. The official Statement of Work will be released with the solicitation, and a list of Industry Day conference participants will be sent to the firms who attended the event.
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Question Response
1. Will there be a SB set-aside under this
IDIQ?
Yes, the procurement will be set aside for small businesses.
2. Can the government provide an estimated procurement release date for forecasted opportunities?
The planned release date of the solicitation is August 15, 2025.
3. Will the government provide/share an updated version of the forecasted opportunities that we presented?
The official Statement of Work will be released with the solicitation.
4. Will the government provide or publish a list of those that attended the conference?
Yes, the list will be sent to the firms who participated in the Industry Day.
5. It was stated that this IDIQ will not have secure work, Fort Mead presentation noted that secure/SCIF work may be supported.
Can the government confirm if Prime contractors will be required to hold a facility clearance?
We can confirm that the Prime Contractors selected under this MATOC will not be required to hold a facility clearance.
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