QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS NO 2 19SP5026R0001.pdf

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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) document for Solicitation 19SP5026R0001 from the Department of State, addressing two key inquiries from potential offerors. The first question clarifies that the solicitation is specifically intended for direct insurance carriers under NAICS code 524114, not insurance brokerages. Offerors must meet the criteria in Sections L and M of the solicitation and provide documentation demonstrating required licenses, certifications, accreditations, and relevant past experience. The second question confirms that the requirement is not eligible for the SBA 8(a) program, indicating that small disadvantaged businesses cannot pursue this particular contract opportunity.

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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS NO. 2 – SOLICITATION 19SP5026R0001

1. Eligibility of Brokers

Could you please confirm whether the Department of State permits insurance brokerages to submit proposals as prime contractors, or if this requirement is intended strictly for direct insurance carriers under NAICS 524114?

Offerors must meet the criteria specified in Sec�ons L and M of the solicita�on. This requirement is intended for insurance carriers under NAICS code 524114. Proposals must include documenta�on demonstra�ng the required licenses, cer�fica�ons, accredita�ons, and relevant past experience. The award will be made in accordance with Sec�on M of the solicita�on.

2. Poten�al for 8(a) Considera�on We also kindly request whether this requirement could be considered for award through the SBA 8(a) Program, should market research support such an approach. If this is not feasible, we fully understand, but any guidance would be greatly appreciated.

This requirement is not subject to SBA 8(a) program

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