Solicitation Vendor Questions.pdf
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- Neutron Shielding Analysis Services Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- N0016723Q0203
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This document contains technical responses to vendor questions regarding solicitation number N0016723Q0203 from the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command for neutron shielding analysis services. The solicitation does not require any cybersecurity measures for the contractor or subcontractors. While no classified information is involved, additional drawings, specifications, and assumptions will be provided to the awarded contractor. Low price is the determining factor in award based on technical acceptability, and no past performance documentation is necessary in proposals.
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| N0016723Q0203 Analysis Services Solicitation.pdf | ||
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Solicitation Vendor Questions – Technical Responses
Vendor Question 1 Are there any cyber security requirements that the contractor is subject to for this work since it does note that the work is unclassified.
Technical Response 1 No, there are no expected cybersecurity requirements for this shielding analysis.
Contracting Response 1 See Clauses/Provisions attached to solicitation
Vendor Question 2 Will the government furnish additional information at the time of the award regarding the usage assumptions – total time of use and information (dimensions, material, etc.) of objects to be irradiated.
Technical Response 2 Yes, additional drawings, information and assumptions will be provided to the contractor that is awarded the service.
Vendor Question 3 Are there any specific requirements that the contractor will be subject to (including cyber security requirements) if the contractor uses an independent consultant to assist with the project?
Technical Response 3 No, (see reply for #1) this isn’t expected for a subcontractor or consultant.
Contracting Response 3 See Clauses/Provisions attached to solicitation
Vendor Question 4 Are you also expecting a past performance summary?
Contracting Response 4:
No past performance is required. In accordance with the solicitation, Technical Evaluation is LPTA, Low Price Technically Acceptable. See Clause 52.212-2 EVALUATION--COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS AND COMMERCIAL SERVICES (NOV 202) in the solicitation.
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