Sources_Sought_Questionnaire.docx

PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OTHER THAN WHAT IS ASKED FOR IN THIS QUESTIONNAIRE.

Name of Company:

Address:

City, State, Zip:

Point of Contact:

Title:

Email Address:

Phone:

CAGE Code:

Level of Facility Clearance:

1) Have you provided production manufacturing and engineering services of similar size and scope in the commercial marketplace or to the Government?

____Government ____Commercial Marketplace

2) Please identify your company’s socio-economic Small Business size status under North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Code 334511.

__8(a)

__SDB

__WOSB

__VOSB

__SDVOSB

__HubZone

3) Does your company regularly engage in the business of providing acoustic manufacturing production and engineering support services? Regularly is defined as at least 30% of the services performed by your company.

____Yes ____No

4) How long has your company provided these services?

5) Please list all current contracts (within the last three years) performed by your company that have the same or similar services. Indicate the relevance in size and scope. Identify whether work was performed as a prime or sub-contractor. If work was performed as a sub-contractor, identify the percentage of the contract work performed. Please provide a reference for each contract identified. All references shall include a contract number, title and references with name and phone number. (Information may be provided in the space below or as a separate document).

Contract Number Agency/POC Relevance (size/scope) Prime/Sub (%Contract)

6) What is the probability of you proposing on this contract?

____High ____Medium ____Low

If you would propose on this contract as a small business, how much of the work do you anticipate performing?

7) Please provide a brief description about your company’s capabilities for performing the required effort (not to exceed 5 pages). Capability submittals should address the required effort to be performed to establish technical capability. (Companies that do not address these areas may not be considered technically qualified)