N32253-22-Q-0024 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 5.4.2022.pdf
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This document contains a questions and answers file and federal contract opportunity related to a requirement for Personal Assistance Services. The Navy is seeking quotes for a firm fixed-price contract to provide one full-time personal assistant to assist a disabled individual with activities of daily living for a one year base period and four option years. The previous contract was awarded to Sanford Federal, Inc. for $38,388. Offerors are required to submit pricing on the provided form for the base and option years, a technical approach, resumes for qualified personal assistants, past performance references for similar contracts within the last three years, and completed FAR provisions. Quotes are due by May 11, 2022.
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N32253-22-Q-0024
Personal Assistance Services (PAS) (as of 5/4/2022)
Question 1: 1. How many full-time equivalents (FTEs) do you need for this requirement?
Answer 1: One (1).
Question 2: Is this a new requirement or contract renewal? If re-compete, what is the current contract number and who is the incumbent?
Answer 2: This is not a new requirement. The previous contract number was N32253-20-P-0085 with Sanford Federal, Inc.
Question 3: How frequently will the shifts change for the Personal Assistant?
Answer 3: Based on current employees, shift changes are rare. However, in the future, if there was an employee who works alternate shifts, we would say it is every 2 weeks. Please also note that when necessary, Contractor will be required to accompany the employee on official travel.
Question 4: Is there an incumbent? If so, who and what was the award amount?
Answer 4: The previous contract was awarded to Sanford Federal, Inc. for $38,388.
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