Questionnaire for Industry.docx
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This document is a Questionnaire for Industry related to a sources sought notice for Canadian Insurance by the Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division, Keyport. The questionnaire seeks detailed information from potential contractors, including business contact details, capability to provide the service, small business status, estimated costs, implementation timeline, proposal intent, cost drivers, technical risks, customer requirements, contract terms, and historical experience with similar work.
The sources sought notice is a market research initiative to identify interested parties for a potential Canadian Insurance contract. The government emphasizes that this is not a Request for Proposal, and submission is voluntary. Contractors are required to complete the questionnaire and return it via email by the specified response date, adhering to Operations Security (OPSEC) requirements. The Navy stresses that responding to this notice does not guarantee inclusion on a bidders list or future solicitation, and all submitted documentation becomes government property.
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Please include with your response:
Business Name:
Point Of Contact Name:
POC Title:
Mailing Address:
Phone Number:
Email Address:
Website:
Cage Code:
JCP Certified:
1. Can your company provide the product or service? Please provide an explanation.
2. Is your company a small as defined by the Small Business Administration and under what NAICs?
3. As the requirement is described, what is the estimated costs for such work?
4. If your company were selected, how many calendar days would your company need after contract award date or notice to proceed, before you could be completely set-up and begin providing services?
5. Given the complexity and size of the work described in this announcement, if this were put to proposal, does your company plan to submit a proposal in response?
6. What are the major cost drivers in providing these types of services?
7. Comment on any current or potential technical, cost, schedule, or performance risks that you would like to make the Government aware of that concerns?
8. What are the usual requirements and qualifications your potential customers ask of your company?
9. What type of specific terms and conditions do you require in your commercial contracts for this type of service?
10. Given the complexity of the work described in this announcement, please describe your company’s historical experience completing work on similar systems at a similar complexity on the critical systems outlined, or briefly describe how your company would be capable of meeting these requirements as of contract award.
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