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Questions and Answers:
1. Will there be multiple BPA awards?
The government anticipates the award of one BPA, however it reserves the right to award multiple.
2. How many sessions provided under the BPA is FSI planning to incorporate in each offering of the 10 day SETS course?
There will be one “Global Trends Impacting Foreign Affairs” presentation per each offering of the 10 day SETS course
3. Are you looking for a list of session topics? If not, do you have a list of session topics or a schedule of the current course?
There is no set list of session topics. The proposal should reflect how you intend to accomplish the tasks outlined in the Statement of Work. It is up to the offeror to pick the topics for the presentation, in accordance with Section C.
4. Is there an incumbent?
The current presentation is conducted by the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
5. Is this a re-bid of SFSIAQ13Q0006?
SFSIAQ13Q0006 was a similar procurement for the same requirement. SFSIAQ13Q0006 was restricted to small businesses only. There was no award made from SFSIAQ13Q0006. The decision was made to resolicit using full and open competition.
6. Would our company need to name all of the individuals available or just provide examples?
Please identify the key personnel for the presentation. You may also identify examples of other personnel in your proposal.
7. Would our company need to address all issues (i.e. climate change) or could the program have a broader focus?
The presentation must address all issues and requirements listed in Section C. The presentation can also address other issues in addition to what is outlined in Section C.
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