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

This is a Sources Sought Notice template used by a federal contracting officer to conduct market research for a construction project. The notice explicitly states that it does not constitute a request for proposal, request for quote, or invitation for bid, and that no formal solicitation exists at this time. The government will not provide compensation for information solicited through this market research vehicle.

The template requests that interested companies provide their company name, address, point of contact information, SAM UEID, socioeconomic business type classification, proposed NAICS code, and bonding capacity (both single and aggregate amounts). Respondents must demonstrate their company's capacity to complete the project, either through narrative explanation or by attaching a capability statement, and explain compliance with any applicable Limitations on Subcontracting requirements. The template also includes fields for contracting officers to specify the Sources Sought Number, Project Title, Project Location, and Proposed NAICS code. Additional inquiry fields request that respondents identify any additional information needed to submit a proposal, provide estimated project completion timelines including material lead times, and assess whether the government's anticipated Magnitude of Construction is appropriate for the project scope, with justification if adjustments are recommended. The final page allows the contracting officer to enter custom questions or delete unused sections as needed.