solicitation amendment.docx
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- CATHOLIC MUSIC DIRECTOR
- Solicitation number
- M6700121Q1265
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United States Marine Corps
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M6700121Q1265
SECTION SF 30 BLOCK 14 CONTINUATION PAGE
SUMMARY OF CHANGES
SECTION SF 1449 - CONTINUATION SHEET
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Catholic Music Director Solicitation M6700120Q1265 Questions Received and the Government’s Response
Q1. What is the past award contract for this solicitation?
Gov’t response: The Government can only address the current solicited requirement.
Q2. Is there an incumbent in place?
Gov’t Response: The Government can only address the current solicited requirement.
Q3. Is there a cantor available at the chapel? or will the Catholic Music Director act as a cantor at the same time?
Gov’t Response: Currently there are 4 people which rotate that responsibility. The Catholic Music Director will serve as the Cantor.
Q4. What is the preferred rehearsal schedule? or is the rehearsal schedule flexible?
Gov’t Response: Thursday evenings for one hour.
Q5. What is the size of the choir?
Gov’t Response: Currently ensemble of 4 – 5 people.
Q6. What instruments are available for use at the chapel?
Gov’t Response: Digital piano connected to sound system. Electric and electro-acoustic guitars, bass, drums, etc.
Q7. Are there music sheets available for use at the chapel? Who will fund for the CCLI certification of the Music Sheets?
Gov’t Response: SongSelect and streaming is included in the CCLI License.
Q8. What are the COVID protocols, if any?
Gov’t Response: All indoor gatherings are under a mask mandate with social distancing but families may sit together.
Q9. Clarification regarding 3.6.1 of the PWS: What is the estimated number of special and memorial services for a given year?
Gov’t Response: Command Memorials would be on an “as needed” basis depending on the faith tradition of the decedant, Catholic or Protestant.
The MLK Remembrance Service (The week before the Observance) The Blessing of Nurses (at Naval Health Clinic May National Nurses Week) The Blessing of Animals (The First week of October) The 9-11 Remembrance Service (This year is on September 10th) Christmas Eve, Christmas Day Holy Week Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy Saturday Vigil, Easter Sunday January: Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God May: Ascension of Jesus August: Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary November: All Saints Day December: The Immaculate Conception of The Blessed Virgin Mary
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