Pre Soliciation Questions and Answers.pdf

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This document contains pre-solicitation questions and answers regarding Commander, Fleet Readiness Center Engineering and Logistics Technical Support Services. The Navy seeks feedback on soliciting the logistics and engineering support requirements either as separate SeaPort orders for each field or as a single enterprise-level multiple award contract. Incumbents currently perform around 50 active task orders combined supporting multiple Naval Aviation and Fleet Readiness Center site-level programs. Responses to the request for information are due by June 2, 2021 and should be directed to the contracting officer.

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PRE-SOLICIATION QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS-LOGEN N6852022R0001

# Questions Answers

1 a. What is the schedule for the rest of the solicitation?

b. Will the RFP be out in December and if so, when will it be due?

c. Will this be a 30 day proposal term?

a. See the “Additional Information” paragraph of the pre-solicitation notice for current information and follow beta.sam.gov for updates and additional information.

b. To be determined.

c. To be determined.

2 Can you confirm that this will be a single award

IDIQ?

Yes.

3 a. There are currently different contracts officers for each current Task Order. Will the new contract have a single KO?

b. Who will it be?

c. If not, will the Task Orders continue to have separate contracts officers?

To be determined.

4 Will there be an Industry Day?

There is not a planned Industry Day for this requirement.

5 a. Can you address your major concerns for this work?

b. What keeps you up at night?

c. Is staffing an issue?

d. Are access and availability of current data and obsolescence concerns?

Unable to provide the requested information.

6 Are the current incumbents eligible to bid based on the assigned NAICS?

Unable to provide incumbent size status.

7 a. Would the government consider innovations outside of this effort?

b. For example, could we present an offering that the government could consider for the contract regardless of the winner?

c. In other words, would you entertain a presentation that the government could consider as a directed piece of the

SOW?

d. If so, how do we arrange to make a presentation? (We in fact have a tool suite that would benefit whoever wins and would certainly benefit the government. We would love to share it.)

Offerors will submit their proposals in accordance with Sections L and M of the request for proposal (RFP).

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