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- M00264-21-Q-0098
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- United States Marine Corps
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This solicitation requests offers for special security office support services at three Marine Forces Cyber Command facilities. The solicitation seeks information, personnel, administrative, and visitor control support services at the Marine Corps Cyberspace Operations Group facility in Quantico, Virginia, the Marine Forces Cyber Command facility at Fort Meade, Maryland, and the Marine Corps Cyberspace Warfighting Group facility in Columbia, Maryland. Offerors should propose staffing levels to adequately perform tasks such as badging, indoctrinations, security incidents handling, and escorting visitors. The period of performance is one base year with two one-year option periods starting November 18, 2021. The total estimated value of the contract is under $13.5 million. The incumbent contractor is Aluttiq Professional Training, LLC under contract M00264-17-C-0005. Offers are due by May 24, 2021 at 12:00 PM.
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Questions and Answers
| Question no. | Question | Response |
| 1 | If the respondent is a joint venture entity, does the JV have to be cleared at the time of submission? | The Joint Venture must meet requisite security clearance requirements by the solicitation closing date and time. |
| 2 | If the majority owner of the JV currently possess a Secret facility clearance but meets the requirements to obtain a Top Secret Clearance, will the government consider granting an interim clearance to the majority firm or allow the minority owner to utilize their Top Secret Clearance at time of award until the majority JV member obtains submits and obtains the applicable clearance designation? | The entirety of the Joint Venture entity must meet requisite security clearance requirements at the solicitation's closing date and time. |
| 3 | Can the Government provide an estimate of the full-time equivalents for the effort, or the current staffing on the project? | The historical level of effort required to fulfill previous iterations of support is proprietary data that may not be divulged. Futher, historical efforts were performed using performance base acquisition methods, as is this solicited requirement. To this end, fulfillment of the Government's requirement is directly associated with successful PWS execution vice FTE provision. |
| 4 | How many concurrent escorts are required at each location? | MFCC: Mission dependant. MCCOG: will only require 1; if more escorts arise at the time Government will help out. MCCYWG: Three concurrent escorts. |
| 5 | Is there a collective bargaining agreement in place for the current staff? | No. |
| 6 | Are there any weighting criteria used in the tradeoff process? | The evaluated factors will not be assigned a weight or score during evaluations; however, the Government may deem a higher priced quote to represent the best value to the Government to fulfill the solicited requirement. This requirement is being pursued via FAR parts 12 and 13. |
| 7 | Are we correct in saying that this acquisition falls under the cap of $15 million as described in 13.500 (c), and not the $7.5 million as referenced in 13.500 (a)? | The question is unclear as to the intent. This requirement is being pursued via FAR 12 and 13. |
| 8 | Ref: Pg. 34 / 1.5 Generally, using FAR 13.5 procedures, the government relies on the offeror’s SAM reps and certs. Is the request for this to be included in the response in lieu of using SAM accurately stated? | See FAR 52.212-1(b)(8) and FAR 52.212-3. |
| 9 | Ref: Pg. 36 / 3.3 DD Form 254: There is no DD254 issued with this solicitation. | The DD 254 is named Attachment 1 - Draft DD Form 254 and was uploaded on April 08, 2021, on beta.SAM.gov. |
| 10 | Ref: Pg. 37 / 6.2 There is a reference to a pricing template, however no pricing template was provided as an attachment to the solicitation. | The stated section has been revised to remove mention of a pricing template. |
| 11 | Ref: Pg. 38 / 1.6 There is no CLIN for the 52.217-8 Option to Extend Services. Does the government intend to amend the solicitation to include the additional CLIN? | No. |
| 12 | Ref: Pg. 39 / 3.0 Request for Quote: Although 13.5 procedures are cited, the level of material response required far exceeds the general submission when simplified procedures are used. Will the government reconsider using FAR 13.5 and amend the requirement to a conventional commercial solicitation? | No. |
| 13 | Is this solicitation being offered under the citation at FAR 18.202 to defend against cyber-attacks? | No. |
| 14 | What type of detailed plan, other than a conventional teaming agreement delineating workshare, would the government expect to see to illustrate compliance with 52.219-14? | A narrative delineating workshare would suffice to demonstrate FAR 52.219-14 compliance. |
| 15 | If we are subcontracting with another 8(a) firm, i.e., similarly situated, what would the government expect to see to illustrate compliance with 52.219-14, that would not otherwise be demonstrated in our response to 4.2.1? | A narrative delineating workshare would suffice to demonstrate FAR 52.219-14 compliance. |
| 16 | States, “For the MFCC location, shifts will be required to cover closing at 1730.” |
Question: Would the Government please provide the hours and shifts for the MFCC?
| MFCC: The contract can operate Monday - Friday starting 0600-0930 to 1500-1830 close (1 closer required to stay until 1730). Total time dependant on contract, (9 hours with lunch and two 15min breaks) | |
| 17 | States, “All spreadsheets shall be in Microsoft Excel format such that each mathematical equation is obvious.” |
Discussion: A hard copy of Cost/Price Microsoft Excel spreadsheet will not show the mathematical equations and they will not be obvious.
Question: Does the Government still require a hard copy submission of the Cost/Price spreadsheet?
| A single hardcopy of all quoted volumes must be submitted, in addition to an electronic version, in order to be deemed responsive and compliant with the solicitation requirements. | |
| 18 | For Volume 1, the table shows a requirement for 1 Original and 1 Copy of Factor 1: Technical Capabilities and Management Approach, Subfactor 1: Technical Capabilities, and Subfactor 2: Management Approach. |
Can the Government clarify that offeror’s can provide 1 Original and 1 Copy of the Entire Volume with Factor 1, Subfactor 1, and Subfactor 2, combined and delivered as one (1) document?
| A single hardcopy of all quoted volumes must be submitted, in addition to an electronic version, in order to be deemed responsive and compliant with the solicitation requirements. Factor 01 and associated subfactors are all included in Volume 1. | ||
| 19 | As this contract falls under the Service Contract Labor Standards, can the Government provide the Wage Determinations for the three (3) locations in the PWS? | The solicited services are exempt from the SCA. |
| 20 | CLIN 0001 contains the following: |
“NOTE: The requirements in DFARS 252.211-7003, Item Identification and Valuation, are applicable for this line item. The contractor shall provide DoD unique identification or a DoD recognized unique identification equivalent.”
Are offeror’s required to purchase items for the Government on this contract that will require an Item Identification and Valuation? No other CLINs have this clause included. Please clarify.
| No, the government will not require to purchase any item that is applicable to the DFARS 252.211-7003. This will be removed in amendment 0001. | ||
| 21 | The SF1449 states proposals are due by 12:00AM on 12 May 2021. | |
| Did the Government mean 12:00PM on 21 May 2021? | The quote due date is extended to May 24 at 12:00pm. That will be changed in amendment #1. | |
| 22 | Both sections state, “At the end of each day as described in 1.4.4…” | |
| There is no Section 1.4.4 in the Solicitation documents. Please provide section 1.4.4, so offeror have better understanding of the facility closing requirements. | Facilitiy closing requirements differ from each location. |
Miro CIV Joel: Miro CIV Joel:
We will need customer to clarify this info.
| 23 | Sections 1st sentence states, “Provide a single copy of the SF-1449, CLINs and PWS for each previous effort included in this volume.” | |
| Is the Government requesting a single copy of each document (SF1449, CLINs and PWS) or is the Government requesting a single copy of the SF1449, a full copy of all the CLINS as well as a full copy of the PWS? | A single copy of the SF1449, a single copy of the line items, and a single copy of the PWS is required. A quantity of one single hardcopy and an electronic version of each item is required. | |
| 24 | Sections 2nd sentence states, “This information shall be provided as an attachment to only the ORIGINAL copy of this volume.” | |
| Which copy does the Government consider the ORIGINAL, the electronic copy or the hard copy? | The solicitation was amended to fix the language on section 5.3 and the sentence was removed. Please proceed to submit the hard and soft copy with the information required. | |
| 25 | The performance Standard states, “-Effectiveness of their use corporate quality practices, and resolution of invoice anomalies.” |
We do not believe this the correct performance standard requirement for Interviews and Debriefs as it states information required corporate quality practices and for resolution of invoices.
Would the Government please update the language to reflect the applicable performance standard
| The performance standards are listed in the Performance Requirements Summary (PRS) portion of the PWS. The language was updated and removed. | |
| 26 | Is the contracting office able to accept FEDEX packages for the hard copy submission? |
a. If yes, is there a separate address that should be used other than the one provided in the instructions to offerors paragraph 1.7?
b. Will there be a person at the front desk to receive and sign for the package? What are the hours of operation for the FEDEX receiving point?
| c. Are there any special instructions, to ensure confirmation of receipt? If yes, please provide. | Yes. Follow the instruction on page 34 section 1.7. There will be a person able to receive and sign the package. The hours of operation are 8:00am to 5:00 pm. However, the quote's due date is 12:00pm. | ||
| 27 | Is there a size limit for allowable email attachments or overall email size? What is that size? Will the Government allow multiple emails or zipped files? | The limitations associated with volume submission are tied to the page count of each volume. To this end, multiple emails are allowable, if needed. | |
| 28 | The RFP lists a maximum of 12-point font for the graphics, figures and exhibits. Is it allowable to use larger than 12-point font to differentiate the sections and subsections? | The maximum is 12-point font. | |
| 29 | May we put headers and footers (such as dates, sections/volumes, page numbers, etc.) within the 1-inch margins on the top and bottom of the page. | Yes, margin space may be used for page numbering or section/volume labeling; however, the margin space may not be used for quoted technical, management, past performance, or price content. | |
| 30 | Please confirm that the 1-inch margin and font size requirements are not applicable on Government provided forms. | The government is confirming that the 1-inch margin and font size requirements are not applicable on Government provided forms. | |
| 31 | Section 1.0 Instructions to Offerors includes paragraphs 1.3-1.5, which include instructions for inclusion of a DUNS report, offer validity, and clauses in the RFP requiring fill-in. Can we assume that the signed offeror letter in the compliance documentation should contain the offer validity and the DUNs Report and Clauses requiring completion would be included in the Compliance Documents following the DD 254 Information. | Yes, the stated content may be included within the compliance documents. | |
| 32 | Should the signed SF 1449 and any amendments be included following the offeror letter in the Compliance documents or as part of Volume 3, Pricing? | The SF 1449 and the amendments shall be included in the Compliance Documentation. | |
| 33 | In what order are the documents to be provided in Volume 3? | Please follow the order as stated in Volume 3 section 6.0. Price/Cost information and then labor categories, hours quoted, fully loaded labor rates, and any other direct costs associated with completing this effort for each period of performance (POP). | |
| 34 | Please confirm you want Volume 3 – Cost/Price included in both spiral bound hard copy quotes. | Please follow 52.212-1 Section 2.0 for all hard copies volumes. "The Contractor shall provide quotes in a spiral-bound format (specific to the 8.5X 11-inch paper)." Further, the solicitation has been amended to only require a single hardcopy. | |
| 35 | Volume 3 pricing states all documents much be provided in Excel format. However, Section B is a PDF file. Should that be converted to Excel or provided as a separate attachment to Volume 3. Should all required information be provided in one file, with different worksheets or separate files? | The contractor can convert the excel and include it in the hard copy and send an excel spreadsheet in the electronic version following the instruction on 52.212-1 Section 6.0. | |
| 36 | For the Staffing Matrix, can we use landscape orientation where information is more easily provided in a landscape table? | Landscape orientation is permissible so long as all other formatting requirements are followed. | |
| 37 | Are the MFCC and MCCYWG visitor entry control and SSO office space located in the same building? If not, are they within walking distance from each other? | Visitor entry is controled for both sites and SSO office is located in the same building for each MFCC and MCCYWG. However, MFCC is located in Fort Meade and MCCYWG Columbia. | |
| 38 | How many entrance/entry control points are required to be monitored at each of the three locations for MFCC, MCCYWG, and MCCOG? | MCCOG has 2 they consist of 2 buildings. | |
| 39 | Please confirm escort duties only includes visiting personnel to each of the Commands and does not include escorting vendors, maintenance crews, construction crews, etc. requiring more than 20-minute escort times. | MFCC and MCCYWG: Escorting is only for visiting personnel. No vendors, maintenance crews, construction crews , etc. MCCOG: Does include vendors and maintenance peronnel. | |
| 40 | In PWS 4.1, it details monitoring the daily activities of over 1000 MCCOG employees. Can you provide the number of employees to be monitored at the MFCC and MCCYWG locations? | MFCC: 1500+; MCCYWG has approximately 12000 personnel | |
| 41 | Please provide the historical workload for meeting attendance for each of the MFCC, MCCYWG, and MCCOG locations? | Mission dependant. MCCOG: Approximately 200 meetings per year ; MCCYWG: 1000 meetings per year | |
| 42 | PWS 4.1 states “the contractor shall have knowledge of the state-of-the-art intrusion detection systems”. Can you provide the models of systems used or confirm that they are standard systems and do not require proprietary training? | Not currently required at MFCC. MCCOG uses the standard USMC IDS; AMAG system (Symmetry software) | |
| 43 | Does the on-site military or Government personnel historically backfill front visitor desk personnel while they are conducting escort duties or is this purely a contractor supported effort? | Yes, there will always be someone else backfilling the front desk while someone else is escorting. Not currently required at MFCC | |
| 44 | 5.3 states that a copy of each past performance example shall include a copy of the SF-1449. If an offeror intends to submit a subcontract past performance, they will likely not have access to the SF-1449. Can the offeror submit a copy of the subcontract in lieu of the SF-1449? | The subcontractor may submit the SF1449 directly to the Contract Specialist, by the quote due date/time, if the contractor quoting as prime does not have access to it. | |
| 45 | If an offeror intends to submit a subcontract as a past performance example, does the Government require a Past Performance Questionnaire (PPQ) to be submitted? If yes, can the Government provide a copy of the appropriate PPQ? | A PPQ is not required. The Government may assess quality of past performance references by checking available online systems as well as contacting the customer POC provided directly. | |
| 46 | Questions: If we have the emailed the electronic version on the 11th and we have a receipt showing that our paper copy was mailed (overnighted(fedex)) on the 11th, Does that meet the expectations of acceptance? |
My concern is what if FedEx doesn’t get the paper copy to you on time.
| Hardcopy and electronic quote shall be received on May 24 at 12:00 PM. The time change will be reflected in the solicitation amendment. Also, the shipping confirmation may be accepted as proof of timely submission so long as the shipping confirmation contains a date/time before the quote due date/time. | ||
| 47 | Will the government provide a post exhibit or FTE count for each location by labor category? | The services that are currently required will be fulfilled through the use of performance based acquisition methods; please proposed the levels of effort that you deem necessary to adequately achieve the required tasks. |
| 48 | Page 60 of the RFP contains FAR clause 52.222-41 Service Contract Labor Standards but does not contain a wage determination. Will the Govt be providing a wage determination? | The required services are exempt from SCA applicability; as a result, Far 52.222-41 is removed. |
| 49 | On RFP Page 60, the Government has included the following clauses: 52.222-41, Service Contract Labor Standards, and 52.222-43, Fair Labor Standards Act and Service Contract Labor Standards – Price Adjustment (Multiple Year and Option Contracts). If the SCA does not apply, will the Government remove the SCA clause? | The required services are exempt from SCA applicability; as a result, Far 52.222-41 is removed. |
| 50 | Which Facility is located in Columbia, MD? | MCCYWG |
| 51 | The hours at Quantico combined require 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Does the requirement for 2 shifts equate to One or Two 24 x 7 shifts? | Day shift consists of 2 personnel 0600-1800; Night shift is 1 person 1800-0600; (consists of 4 days on 3 days off; opposite shift for week would do 3 days on 4 days off; shifts would switch for the following week (Wedneday is the swing day) To accommodate minimum personnel required is 6 |
| 52 | Are any positions staffed on Federal holidays and Federally observed holidays? | Section 1.3.2 of the PWS shows the holidays for this requirement. The government is not anticipating any staff working on Federal holidays. |
| 53 | How many labor hours does the NSA Military Affairs Division (MAD) indoctrination take per employee? | NSA indoctrination last approx 4 hours |
| 54 | Can the NSA Military Affairs Division (MAD) indoctrination take place while an employee is working their post? | No |
| 55 | Do positions need to be backfilled during time away from work, i.e., training, sick days, vacation, etc. | MFCC: Mission Dependant MCCOG: No |
| 56 | Are there any requirements for medical/physical, psychological, or drug testing? | Required to report any derogatory adjudicative criteria information through FSO and SSO. |
| 57 | Is the Contract Manager required to be onsite? If so, which location? | No, however they can visit if they would like to. |
| 58 | Are employees paid for meal breaks? | As the contracted personnel are not Government personnel and these services will be fulfilled under a firm fixed priced award, the specific salary structure is at the discretion of the contractor. |
| 59 | Will the government provide a seniority list to calculate vacation requirements? | The Government will not intefere with determination of vacation days; Request to be notified prior to leave dates. MCCOG: Expectation is if it's a night shift personnel taking vacation, personnel from same scheduled day shift take over for the night shift |
| 60 | How much non-billable travel between locations is required annually? | The MCCYWG and MFCC is only a 15 minute drive away from each other. MCCOG: Building distance is a 10 minute drive. |
| 61 | Is there a preferred uniform for the access control personnel, escorts, supervisors and Project Manager? | No: Business Casual |
| 62 | In Section 4, Specific Tasks, you provide for each site annual average statistics for badging, indoctrinations, polygraph scheduling, security incidents, fingerprint scheduling, and debriefs. Please provide average annual statistics for escort requirements for each site. | MCCOG: Average 100 escort requirements per year; MCCYWG: on average, 52 escorts are required annually. |
| 63 | Solicitation pg. 7 Period of Performance |
Please confirm the period of performance is Nov 18, 2021 – Nov 17, 2021 for a total of 3 years consisting of a (1) one-year base and two (1) one-year options.
| The period of performance is one base year with two (1) one-year options. Additionally, the government may exercise an extension of services under the authority at FAR 52.217-8 for a period not to exceed 6-months. | ||
| 64 | Can you provide the incumbent and what is the current contract number? | The current contract is M00264-17-C-0005 performed by Aluttiq Professional Training, LLC. |
| 65 | What Labor Categories should be used for each separate function and will they be under a Wage Determination or a Collective Bargaining Agreement? | The services that are currently required will be fulfilled through the use of performance based acquisition methods; please propose the levels of effort that you deem necessary to adequately achieve the required tasks. |
Also, the required services are exempt from SCA applicability; as a result, Far 52.222-41 is removed.
| 66 | Is there a seniority list that can be provided? | No |
| 67 | Can you provide the amount of the contract value per year? | The total contract amount (base + all options) for this requirement is estimated to be under the 13.500(a) threshold. |
| 68 | In Section L under 3.0 Compliance documentation - Section 3.1 Request for Quote Letter signed, including all applicable addendums and adherence to format. Please clarify. Is a Quote Letter the same as a cover letter? Do you want the SF1449 back signed too? | The quote letter is the same as a cover letter. Also, a signed SF1449 and any amendments is required. |
| 69 | Please confirm whether DFARS 252.204-7021 will be required and, if so, at what level? | The DFARS 252.204-7021 is removed from this requirement. |
| 70 | Will the government provide a costing spreadsheet associated with the solicitation? | The government will not provide a costing spreadsheet for this requirement. |
| 71 | The government requires a staffing matrix showing quoted labor…including qualifications and capabilities. Will the government provide position descriptions that outline experience, education and training requirements necessary for each position? | Please provide quoted labor mix to satisfy the requirement. There are not requisite levels of eduation, experience, or training requirements. |
| 72 | The government indicated travel may be required (1.3.12). Will the government include a CLIN and travel plug number for all vendors to use for pricing? | The government will not have a CLIN for travel; all anticipated travel is local/non-reimbursable. |
| 73 | In 5.1 the government indicated “Technical training of Contractor Employees will be performed at the contractor’s own expense”. Will the government define annual requirements for each task area or FTE to allow vendors to properly cost the required training? | Yes; there will be an annual requirements report published for each task area. The training will be 9 classes. The standard OPSEC, IA, Anti-Terrorism etc. Duration for each classes should not take more than 2 hours. Some training are due by 30 September and others are due by the end of December. . |
| 74 | Section 1.3.14 appears to require the outgoing vendor company and the incoming vendor company to both have qualified staffing on board (being paid and billed to the government) during the 30 day phase in / out periods. Will the |
government be providing GFE/GFP and workspace for both in bound and out bound company employees to be onsite concurrently during phase in/out
| periods? | MCCOG will provide assets and workspace for the phase in / out period. | |
| 75 | Section 4.1.3, 4.2.3 and 4.3.3 require contractors to escort visitors in and |
out of the area and secure restricted areas during non-working hours. Is there a specific escort to visitor ration authorized? In yes, in general, how many escort “groups” may occur concurrently on any given day? Contractors need to
| understand the escort volume to ensure proper coverage. | MFCC:Escorting to visitor ration for Lasswell is controlled by NSA per mission requirement. MCCOG :Personnel will be only required to escort one group at a time. If more arises at same time plans will be made to accoumodate from the Government. | |
| 76 | Please confirm the government requires hard copies of the proposal | |
| submission to be mailed during the COVID pandemic? | Yes, the government will require hard copies, and the contractor can be mailed or turn them in following FAR 52.212-1 section 1.7. For turn-in, the government requires that all individuals follow the guideline for COVID 19. | |
| 77 | If the government requires hard copies of the proposal submission to be |
mailed during the COVID pandemic, what is the due date and time for the paper
| copy to be in hand? | The due date and time are stated in solicitation block 8. Any changes of the time and date will be reflected on block 8 or in the solicitation amendment. | ||
| 78 | Should a 30 day phase in period be priced? And what dates should it cover? | The period between 18 Nov 2021 and 12 Dec 2021 is currently the anticipated transition period, if applicable. | |
| 79 | Will the Government be providing a pricing template? If not, what pricing information is required? | The government will not provide a pricing template. Please follow Volume 3, Factor 3 of the solicitation for the information required. | |
| 80 | Please confirm that the Government will conduct any required polygraphs for personnel requiring initial vetting or requiring any periodic or aperiodic updates. | Government will renew a polygraph only. Contractors need to come with CI Poly for the MFCC and MCCYWG location. | |
| 81 | Is there an estimated number of personnel needed for each location? The solicitation does mention the various shift requirements but does not provide an estimated workload to forecast the possible number of FTE’s needed. | The services that are currently required will be fulfilled through the use of performance based acquisition methods; please propose the levels of effort that you deem necessary to adequately achieve the required tasks. | |
| 82 | Are both the MFCC and MCCYWG physically co-located at Ft. Meade MD? Can the government clarify this? | MFCC is location on the NSA Campus. MCCYWG is located in Columbia, MD. | |
| 83 | Are interviews and debriefings required during the second shift, or only during the 0600 – 1800 shift? | MFCC: DoD debriefs are during any applicable working hours. MCCOG: Yes, there is a possibility of conducting interviews and debriefs during second shift; MCCYWG: Both shifts | |
| 84 | Has the HCA determined that this procurement meets the conditions set forth at FAR 13.500 to, “facilitate the defense against or recovery from cyber, nuclear, biological, chemical, or radiological attack?" | The total contract amount for this requirement is estimated to be under the 13.500(a) threshold. | |
| 85 | Does the MCCOG facility at Quantico, VA require Facility Closing support? | Facility is 24/7 | |
| 86 | Does the MFCC facility at Ft Meade, MD require front desk support? | No | |
| 87 | PWS Statement: "At the end of each day as described in 1.4.4". Question: Please provide the 1.4.4 requirement, it has been ommitted from the PWS. | The reference was deleted from the PWS ref. 4.2.5 and 4.3.5 | |
| 88 | Does the MFCC facility at Ft Meade, MD have a requirement to secure a SCIF during the facility closing walthrough by the final shift personnel? | MFCC has internal procedures to suppliment NSAs closing requirements. SSO is not inherantly responsible to close. | |
| 89 | Are the cover page and Table of Contents included in the page limit within each of the volumes? | No, They are not included in the page limit. | |
| 90 | Provide a single copy of the SF-1449, CLINs and PWS for each previous effort included in this volume. This information shall be provided as an attachment to only the ORIGINAL copy of this volume. For subcontractors, can this information be provided via sealed package or password encrypted file to the government? | Yes. | |
| 91 | In regard to the evaluation of past performance, is the government requiring copies of both the government solicitation (PWS) and the contractor’s response to the solicitation? | Please submit the awarded PWS only. |
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