Q and A 22 June.pdf

Question 1: "Is there an incumbent firm(s) for the National Guard Bureau IDIQ Contract for AE Services in the State of Alaska (Notice W50S6K‐22‐R‐0001)?"

Answer 1: This is a new requirement and there are no incumbent firms.

Question 2: " In the SAM.gov notice posted today, 2 June 2022, the following statement appears: Criteria B ‐ Specialized Experience and Technical Competence in the type of work required, including, as appropriate, experience in sustainable design, energy conservation, pollution prevention, waste reduction, and the use of recovered materials (SF330, Part I, Section F): The offeror shall provide a maximum of five (5) projects in total within the past six (6) years preceding the date of this announcement for both, the prime firm and subcontractor(s) in PART I, Section F, of the SF330. Examples of projects shall not exceed two (2) pages each. Is it the government's desire to receive: A combined maximum of five projects from the entire team (prime and subconsultants combined for a total of five projects)? Or, a maximum of five projects from the prime AND a maximum of five projects from each subconsultant(s)?"

Answer 2: It is the Government's desire to receive a combined maximum of five (5) projects from the entire team.

Question 3: "For Criteria A, Item 9 Environmental Engineer Physical Scientist. Will the government accept a Certified Environmental Professional (CEP) as a similar registration to a registered engineer?"

Answer 3: For clarification, the synopsis states "Environmental Engineer OR Physical Scientist". And yes, a Certified Environmental Professional (CEP) credential from the Academy Board Certified Environmental Professionals is acceptable.