Sources Sought Questions.pdf
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- Technical Support for Resolute Hunter Exercise Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- N0024422Q0184
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This document contains a sources sought notice from the Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command for technical support services for the Resolute Hunter exercise. The notice seeks information from capable contractors to determine industry capabilities for providing required support services outlined in an attached performance work statement. Interested parties are requested to submit a statement of capability no more than 10 pages in length by the stated due date responding to questions about their business size, socioeconomic status, experience, expertise, and ability to successfully perform and transition the contract. The proposed NAICS code is 611519 with a corresponding size standard of $16.5 million. The government is interested in responses from all business sizes including small businesses and plans to use the information to determine the best acquisition strategy.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Souces Sought Statement.pdf | ||
| Sources Sought PWS.pdf |
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Questions
1. Do you presently hold a contracts under Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDC)? If so, where? (For example, GSA, Seaport, SEWP, etc…)
2. Indicate the size of your business and if any socio-economic statuses apply?
3. What NAICS do you believe applies to this requirement?
4. Does your company have the capability to perform all required services in the PWS?
5. Will you need to subcontract out areas of the PWS? If so, what percent will be subcontracted?
6. Does your company have similar or previous experience with the type of work outlined in the
PWS?
7. What is a realistic response time for RFQ preparation on this type of solicitation?
8. Does your company possess the expertise to ensure a successful contract transition within 30 days of award?
9. How much lead-time will your company need from notification of award to start if work?
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