Solicitation W15QKN-23-Q-5035 Questions-Answers-3.pdf
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This document contains questions and answers regarding Solicitation W15QKN-24-Q-5035 for an Organist/Pianist at Fort Hamilton in Brooklyn, New York. The solicitation seeks a musician to perform at weekly Catholic and Protestant services held at the post chapel, as well as associated rehearsals and holidays. Services take place on Sundays, with the Catholic mass from 0930-1030 and Protestant services from 1100-1230. Rehearsals will be coordinated weekly for one hour with chaplains. The incumbent contract was awarded to Parliament LLC for a total of $39,200 over a one-year base and four option years, but was ended early in the first option year. The selection criteria is lowest price technically acceptable. The musician need not be of any religious denomination but must be able to perform music for both services, with a brief break in between.
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Solicitation W15QKN-24-Q-5035 – Church Musician for Post Chapel, Fort Hamilton
Questions & Answers
Posted: 2/5/2024 Q1: What make instruments are in the post chapel?
A1: Yamaha GB1K Baby Grand Piano and Wurlitzer Centura Professional Organ with Orbit III Monophonic Synthesizer It is not essential that the musician be able to play both.
Posted: 2/7/2024 Q2: If there was an incumbent on this solicitation and what was the contract value?
A2: Previous contract was W15QKN-20-P-5304 for a 12-month base plus four 12- month option periods, awarded to Parliament LLC, Beachwood OH for a total contract amount of $39,200.00 for base + options. Contract was ended prematurely in OY1 for reasons I do not know.
Q3: Can you also share what is the bid selection criteria. Is it lowest price technically acceptable?
A3: Yes, the Government will award a contract resulting from this solicitation to the technically acceptable responsive responsible offeror able to meet all the requirements of the solicitation and Performance Work Statement (PWS) and with the lowest total aggregate price (base + options)
Posted: 2/8/2024 Q4: Regarding the weekly Catholic and Protestant masses, can you confirm the anticipated days of service (i.e. Sundays, Saturdays, etc) and mass times/time frames?
A4: Please refer to PWS “3. HOURS OF OPERATION. The Contractor shall provide the required services as indicated: a. 0930-1030: Sunday Mass (this is the Catholic Mass) b. 1100- 1230: Sunday Protestant Services c. Holiday Services Named in Para 1: coordinated with the Garrison Chaplain or the RSO NCOIC d. Weekly 1-hr Rehearsals: coordinated with the Garrison Chaplain or RSO NCOIC in conjunction with the Chaplain of the Protestant service and the Catholic lay representative.” ALL POC contact information will be provided in award.
Q5: Regarding the weekly Catholic and Protestant masses, can you confirm the anticipated rehearsal days and times/time frame?
A5: Please refer to PWS “3. HOURS OF OPERATION. d. Weekly 1-hr Rehearsals: coordinated with the Garrison Chaplain or RSO NCOIC in conjunction with the Chaplain of the Protestant service and the Catholic lay representative.” The Garrison Chaplain intends to be flexible coordinating a time for rehearsals with the contractor, however it is expected that the contractor is available to rehearse weekly.
Q6: Must the piano player be of the religious denominations?
A6: No. The piano player is not required to be of any religious denomination. The piano player should simply be able to perform the musical selections for the religious services.
Q7: Is it expected that there would be one player per denomination/mass service or can he/she service both masses?
A7: It is expected that there be one musician to perform both services. There is a brief break between the first and second service, however the musician should expect to return on time, or remain on-site, to perform the second service.
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