Section III - Attachment 1 RFP Questions Template.pdf
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This draft request for proposal from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Shared Services Center seeks proposals to provide transformational shared services including financial management, human resources, procurement, intelligent automation, agency business services, and potential new lines of business or technical services. Services will support a variety of functional activities. The solicitation includes a draft performance work statement, data and pricing requirements, and evaluation factors. Interested parties are invited to review the draft RFP for information and planning purposes to verify the reasonableness and feasibility of requirements and promote competition. Industry feedback will enhance the final RFP. No proposals are to be submitted in response to the draft RFP. A final solicitation is expected to be released on SAM.gov with proposals due as specified.
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Section III Attachment 1 – RFP Questions Template Request for Proposal (RFP) for NASA Transformational Shared Services (NTSS)
RFP Number: TBD
All questions regarding this RFP shall be submitted using this RFP Question Template.
Complete the table below by entering the RFP reference in the column “RFP Reference” and your question in the column “Question”. Submit one question per row, in the order in which it appears in the RFP (add rows as required). The RFP Reference” should indicate where in the RFP the question is referring to (e.g., attachment number, page number(s), and section numbers as appropriate). The term “General” may be used if the question is general in nature and does not relate to a specific section in the
RFP.
Number RFP
Reference Question
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