Vietnam War Book - RFI_Market_Survey.docx
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This market survey from the Army Contracting Command - Detroit Arsenal is seeking information from potential vendors for authoring a comprehensive manuscript on U.S. Army combat operations in Vietnam from July 1970 through March 1973. Respondents must have an extensive background researching and publishing on the history of the Vietnam War for this period, and be available to perform research utilizing the unique resources of the Center of Military History for up to four years at least half time. Preferred experience includes serving in a combat arms role or as an instructor in professional military education during the specified time period. Interested vendors should respond to the eleven-question questionnaire by November 15th, providing their company information, security clearance status, relevant experience, and qualifications. Responses should be submitted electronically to the specified contracting specialist.
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Center of Military History – Vietnam War Book Market Survey
1. Market Survey Request. Army Contracting Command – Detroit Arsenal (ACC-DTA) is releasing this Market Survey to identify prospective sources capable of researching, writing, and revising a comprehensive manuscript covering U.S. Army combat operations in the Vietnam War during the period July 1970 through March 1973. The Army is looking for an author with an extensive background in Army history and the history of the Vietnam War, particularly the latter stages of the conflict, with a proven track record of being able to research and publish materials on the subject matter to minimize the time and effort necessary to begin the project. This position would require comprehensive research, including using resources and documents only available at the Center of Military History (CMH) and as such the prospective author must be available to perform their research and work extensively with CMH staff throughout the duration of this project. Experience on active duty in a combat arms specialty with the U.S. Army and/or experience as an instructor in U.S. professional military education programs is preferred in order to add additional layers of understanding and insight to the description of the operational environment in that war and how that history can inform professional military education. Offerors must identify a specific author to perform the work.
2. Clarification of this action. This request is for a market survey. It is an inquiry intended to measure the level of industry interest and capabilities for competing potential Government contracts. Responses to this survey may affirm the Government’s decision to issue the subject contracts for full and open competition. This is not a pre-solicitation notice or Request for Proposal (RFP), nor will any contracts be awarded from this announcement. Information regarding the potential solicitation, as presented in this market survey, is subject to change. Participation in this survey from a potential offeror is solely voluntary; no reimbursements will be made for costs associated with participation in this survey. Data submitted to the government will not be returned, but will remain archived as part of historical records. Lastly, participation in this market survey, while important to Army acquisition planners, is neither mandatory nor is it requisite for future participation by the potential offeror in forthcoming Government solicitations.
3. Questionnaire. Offerors who are able to meet the requirements of this survey, and who would be interested in competing for any potential contracts, please take the time to respond to the questionnaire below.
Instructions for Completing the Questionnaire: Interested offerors are asked to complete the following questionnaire and provide answers back electronically to Ms. Elida Kellezi, Contract Specialist, at elida.kellezi.civ@mail.mil.
Response Format: Electronic responses are required. It is requested that electronic responses be provided in any of the following formats: Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 or Adobe Acrobat. Zip files are not acceptable. E-mail attachments are limited to 10Mb in size; e-mail attachments in excess of 10Mb must be broken into smaller submissions. The subject line must read “(Company Name) response to Vietnam War Book Project”
Note: Be sure to number your responses in accordance with our numbering system so each answer corresponds to the correct question. Also, spell out acronyms in their first instance and clearly mark any proprietary information per the guidance of paragraphs 3 and 4 above. Respondents to this questionnaire may be contacted directly in the future for additional comments and information as potential requirements develop.
1) Company Name, Location, CAGE Code
2) Small Business Status?
3) Do you have a secret security clearance?
4) Describe any current or prior contract efforts with the Army related to researching and authoring historical manuscripts.
5) Please describe your background in researching and publishing materials relating to the history of the Vietnam War specifically.
6) Please identify any prior works you have published with regard to the history of the Vietnam War specifically.
7) Would you be available to dedicate up to 4 years at least half-time researching and writing this manuscript utilizing resources only available at the Center of Military History?
8) Please describe any experience you have in the combat arms (or similar position) in the Army, and how you would be able to leverage that experience for this manuscript.
9) Did the experience listed above, if any, take place during the period in question (July 1970 through March 1973)?
10) Please describe any experience you have as an instructor in U.S. professional military education programs, and how you would be able to leverage that experience for this manuscript.
11) Based on your experience, what makes you highly qualified to meet this requirement?
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