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- Solicitation number
- SSA-RFP-11-1027
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Solicitation SSA-RFP-11-1027
Questions and Answers
Question 1: I wanted to try and get a feel for the kind of consultant you’re looking for. That is, are you looking for a firm with multiple consultants, a full-time consultant, or an academically based person?
Answer 1: This solicitation is unrestricted and is therefore, open to any of the above. Please be sure to refer to FAR 52.212-2 Evaluation – Commercial Items and its addendum beginning on page 51 of the solicitation.
Question 2: Is there a preference for proposals from multiple individuals or a single individual?
Answer 2: See response to question 1. However, we intend to make multiple awards.
Question 3: Throughout the proposal reference is made to the “Contracting Officer’s Technical
Representative (COTR).” Who is this person (i.e., is there a person already in this position)?
Answer 3: The Contracting Officer’s Technical Representative (COTR) is the Government representative the contractor will receive technical direction from and provide deliverables to if awarded a contract. This individual has no contracting authority or authority to make changes to the contract. See paragraphs C-11 and C12 beginning on page 18 of the solicitation for a more detailed description.
There is a person in this position, but all communication must go through the contracting officer at this point.
Question 4: Is there a fixed hourly rate for these consulting services or is that something that is up to the person responding to the solicitation?
Answer 4: The hourly rate is to be proposed by the offeror or person responding to this solicitation.
Question 5: Is this a small business set aside?
Answer 5: No
Question 6: It appears to me that you do not require an offeror to state their approach to this piece of work, but that you are more interested in the qualifications and experience of the offeror and their ability to handle large-scale projects. Is this correct? And if not, what else are you looking for from an offeror?
Answer 6: Technical Approach is not an evaluation factor. See FAR 52.212-2 Evaluation –
Commercial Items and its addendum beginning on page 51 of the solicitation.
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