J3 Pre proposal Inquiry Spreadsheet QA1.xlsx
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- N3220522R0008
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This document contains a question and answer spreadsheet from a pre-proposal conference for a solicitation seeking general ship repair services. The Navy seeks to award multiple IDIQ contracts to qualifying offerors to provide general ship repair services in Guam. The technical proposal page limit has been increased from 50 to 75 pages and hazardous waste plans are excluded from the page count. There is no set limit on the number of IDIQ contracts to be awarded, as award will be made to all qualifying offerors meeting the standards in Section M, Paragraph 2.1 of the solicitation.
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| N32205-22-R-0008 | ||||
| J-3 PRE-PROPOSAL INQUIRY SPREADSHEET Q&A1 | ||||
| INTERESTED OFFEROR INQUIRY | GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: | |||
| 1 | SUBJECT: | PROPOSAL FORMAT | The technical proposal page limit is 50 pages. However, part of the solicitation requires providing a copy of our Hazardous Waste Plan. Plans like these are over 40 pages. Would it be acceptable to incorporate specific requirements like the HW Plan requested for as a reference and not have it counted toward the maximum page count? | By Amendment 0002, the proposal page limit for Volume II Technical is increased from 50 to 75. The Hazardous Waste Plan is excluded from this page limit. |
| SECTION: | 5 | |||
| PARA. NO: | 5.3 | |||
| INTERESTED OFFEROR INQUIRY | GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: | |||
| 2 | SUBJECT: | TYPE OF CONTRACT | How many IDIQ holders does the Government intend to award for this solicitation? | Award will be made to each and all qualifying offerors who meet the definition of a qualifying offeror under Section M, Paragraph 2.1. There is no particular number of contracts the Government intends on awarding. |
| SECTION: | 52.216-1 | |||
| PARA. NO: |
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