N66001-18-R-0005_Q&A.pdf
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This document provides information on a forthcoming solicitation for professional and technical services to support Information Technology operations for the Department of the Navy, Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Pacific. The solicitation will be a 100% small business set-aside competition anticipated to result in multiple award Cost Plus Fixed Fee contracts worth a total of 1,139,790 hours over a two-year base period and three-year option. Drafts of the solicitation and Statement of Work may be viewed on the specified website beginning in March/April 2018. The incumbent contractor is Cameron Bell Corporation doing business as Gov Solutions Group, which previously provided these services under contract number N00178-14-D-7651 Task Order 7N01.
An attached file contains a Request for Information seeking industry feedback on the draft Statement of Work as well as questions and answers from a pre-solicitation conference. The response deadline was extended to 25 October 2017.
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Request for Information (RFI) for Services Procurements
REFERENCE NUMBER: N66001-18-R-0005
# Question Answer
Will the government consider extending the submission deadline by seven days, to October 30?
The Government will extend the submission deadline to 25 October 2017.
Reference Section 2: Corporate Experience, when submitting a Reference Information Sheet (RIS), would the Government please clarify if it is permissible to use an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract, which has multiple relevant task orders as the reference, as opposed to a single task order or contract?
Yes, it is acceptable to use an IDIQ contract for the Reference Information Sheet.
Is this contract governed by the Service Contract Act? No.
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