BMAC IDIQ Bidders Questions Responses (SAM.GOV - 20250502).xlsx
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- Waterborne Security Barriers Sustainment Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- N00024-25-R-4101
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This file is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) document for Solicitation N00024-25-R-4101, issued by the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command. The solicitation covers Waterborne Security Barriers Sustainment, which involves installation, refurbishment, upgrade, and engineering design support for Waterfront Security Barriers Systems at various Naval activities worldwide. The specific requirements include Passive Waterfront Barriers, Active Waterfront Barriers, Port Security Barriers, Mooring Systems, and Miscellaneous Waterfront Security Systems.
The Q&A document contains at least one clarification regarding proposal submission: According to Section L.3 of the solicitation, offerors are permitted to submit only one proposal as a prime contractor. The document indicates this restriction in response to a question about submitting multiple proposals with different prime/subcontractor arrangements, commonly referred to as "over and under" bidding. The Q&A was last updated on 05/02/25, suggesting ongoing communication with potential bidders during the solicitation process.
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Q&A
| Question Number: | Question Source: (RFP, Attachment #, etc.) | Page Number and Paragraph Header from Source: | Question: | Government Response: |
| Last updated: 05/02/25 | ||||
| 1 | General | N/A | Please confirm this bidding approach: submitting one proposal priming with a subcontractor and submitting another as a subcontractor to another prime, sometimes referred to as over and under. | Confirm as acceptable. Per Section L.3 of the solicitation, offerors may submit only one proposal as a prime contractor. |
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