Answers to Industry Questions.docx
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- CBRN Displaced Civilian Role Player Services
- Solicitation number
- W912LQ24Q0ZNJ
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This document contains answers to industry questions regarding the CBRN Displaced Civilian Role Player Services solicitation (W912LQ-24-Q-0ZNJ00001) issued by the Department of the Army Virginia Army National Guard.
The key details are:
- The requirement is for displaced civilian role players only, with no need for an intelligence/command (IC) role player. An onsite manager/representative is required.
- The contractor will be able to set up a tent next to the training site for moulage application and role player management.
- Close-toed, non-slip footwear is acceptable for the role players, as long as it is appropriate for potentially wet conditions.
The solicitation seeks services for CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear) displaced civilian role players. No additional details about the full scope of work, response dates, award information, pricing, or set-asides are provided in this document.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Information Sheet .docx | DOCX document | |
| W912LQ-24-Q-0ZNJ00001.pdf |
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Q1. Clarifications on role players: Table (pg 16) shows Role player use on 23May (5 non-ambulatory and 10 ambulatory). Table also includes language for "manage a unified staff of NG Personnel". Is the requirement to provide an IC role player in addition to 15ea casualty role players?
A1. Only Role Players (displaced civilians), no IC command is needed. Only an onsite manager/ representative.
Q2. Is the contractor able to establish tents IVO training site for moulage application and Role player management or is a facility being provided?
A2. An area next to the training site will be available to set up a tent.
Q3. Can you clarify on what is meant by "safety shoes" for the role players. Would close toed, non-slip meet the requirement?
A3. Any appropriate footwear for possibly wet conditions is acceptable.
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