23-0002 QAs_10-11_Mod3.pdf
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- N62742-23-R-0002
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This document contains responses to questions from potential offerors on solicitation number N62742-23-R-0002. The solicitation is for indefinite delivery indefinite quantity architect-engineer services for design, engineering, specification writing, cost estimating, and related services at various locations under the Naval Facilities Engineering Command Pacific. For past performance submissions underCriterion 1, offerors may submit the most current interim Contractor Performance Assessment Reporting System rating if a final rating is unavailable. The completion date for design and engineering services featured under Criterion 1 is not always the same as the period of performance defined in the task order, as various factors may impact the project completion date.
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N62742-23-R-0002
QUESTION # QUESTION GOVERNMENT RESPONSE
10 For CRITERION (3) ‐ Submission Requirements. The Solicitation states:
"Submit a completed CPARS evaluation for each project under Criterion
(1) and only for those projects. "
It is common for design projects performed by AE firms to receive Interim CPARS from the Government throughout the delivery process, yet sometimes Government clients do not issue a 'Final' CPARS in the system. Will NAVFAC accept the most current 'Interim' CPARS rating received for a completed project as meeting this submission requirement for past performance?
Yes, the most current "Interim" CPARS ratings are acceptable for projects where a "Final" CPARS rating is not available.
11 For CRITERION (1) ‐ Submission Requirements. The Solicitation states:
"Include the date (month, day, year) design and engineering services were completed."
Please confirm that the completion date is the end of the Task Order Period of Performance if firms feature any planning or programming projects in Section F (Criterion 1).
No, the "completion date" is not always the same as the Task Order Period of Performance as described under Criterion (1) ‐ Submission Requirements. The Task Order Period of Performance may be different from the date of completion of design or engineering services for a plethora of factors.
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