Sources Sought Questions Template - Construction and A-E.pdf

This is a Sources Sought Notice template used for market research purposes only. The document explicitly states it does not constitute a request for proposal, request for quote, or invitation for bid, and the Government will not compensate respondents for information provided. The template is designed for federal agencies to gather preliminary information about contractor capabilities before issuing formal solicitations.

The template collects company information including name, address, point of contact details, SAM UEID, socioeconomic business type classifications, and NAICS codes. It requests documentation of bonding capacity (both single and aggregate amounts) and evidence of company capacity to complete the project, with the option to submit a capability statement. Respondents must explain compliance with Limitations on Subcontracting requirements if applicable. Additional sections solicit contractor feedback on project requirements, including information needed to prepare a proposal, estimated completion timeline including material lead times, and whether the government's anticipated magnitude of construction is appropriate for the project scope. A customizable section allows the contracting officer to add project-specific questions. The form identifies the project by Sources Sought Number, Project Title, Project Location, and Proposed NAICS code, facilitating market research and helping agencies refine solicitation strategies before formal acquisition documents are released.