Industrys Questions to CDID SSN and Industry Day.pdf
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- W9124920R0019
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This document contains a sources sought notice and related questions and answers regarding a multiple award indefinite delivery indefinite quantity contract for cyber capability development integration services to be awarded by the U.S. Army. The estimated five-year ceiling value for the contract is $249 million. The notice seeks information from parties interested in supporting the Army's Cyber Capability Development Integration Directorate to procure these services on a competitive basis. The incumbent contractors were previously identified in an attachment. The notice includes a draft performance work statement and presentation that would have been provided at an industry day, which was cancelled due to COVID-19. Questions and answers address the transition of existing contracts and requirements to this new contract vehicle, as well as how this solicitation relates to the transition of support for the Cyber Brigade Laboratory. Interested parties were instructed to submit any questions by May 1, 2020.
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Industry's Questions to CDID IDIQ Sources Sought Notice and Industry Day
# Questions/Comment Govt Responses/Notes
1 Can you identify any current contracts that are planned to be consolidated underneath the eventual award of
CDID or is this a new requirement for the Army?
The incumbent list was posted to this sources sought notice on 17 April
2020 in Attachment #4.
2 What do you expect the 5 year ceiling value of the IDIQ to be? The ceiling is estimated at $249M.
3 Giving the support to the CBL is a major portion of the CDID requirements, Can you explain how that award and this solicitation will be reconciled?
The planning of that transition is ongoing.
4 What is the insight on the transition of the five existing contracts that will ultimately roll up into this program? The existing contracts have different POP expiration dates. Currently, most of those requirements will be transitioned to the MA IDIQ as they expire and as best fitted to the mission. As mentioned in answer number 3, the CBL transition plans are still ongoing.
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