Solicitation Attachment 2_W91CRB-20-R-0045 GFEBS QandAs_AMD 0002.pdf
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This document contains questions and answers regarding solicitation number W91CRB-20-R-0045 for GFEBS support services. The incumbent contractor is 1901 Group, LLC under contract number GS-06F-0630Z, Task order W91CRB-16-F-0029. The solicitation is a 100% small business set-aside with a NAICS code of 541513 and size standard of $30 million. Proposals are due by 3:00pm local Maryland time on September 29, 2020 and should be submitted to the specified Army Contracting Command - Aberdeen Proving Ground email addresses. Questions regarding this solicitation are due by September 17, 2020. The Army anticipates awarding a firm fixed price contract for general funds enterprise business system support services to the U.S. Army Test and Evaluation Command located at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland. The period of performance will be one base year with four option years.
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Solicitation Attachment 2 W91CRB-20-R-0045 GFEBS Support Services
RFP Questions & Answers 9/23/2020
Q1. Per the subject RFP (W91CRB-20-R-0045) who is the incumbent and what is the contract number?
A1. The current contract is GS-06F-0630Z, Task order W91CRB-16-F-0029; 1901 Group, LLC.
Q2. Will the government accept CPARS in lieu of the Past Performance Questionnaire?
A2. No. However, the Government may review CPARS in addition to past performance questionnaires during evaluations.
Q3. Who is the incumbent for this effort? What’s the current contract?
A3. See Answer to Q1.
Q4. Would the Government consider, in lieu of PPQs, completed CPARS?
A4. See Answer to Q2.
Q5. In Section 3. VOLUME III – Factor 3 – PRICE…..it is stated …”….offeror is to submit a price proposal in both hard copy and electronic formats”………is a hard copy necessary ,especially given the mailing requirement and compressed timeline of the solicitation?
A5. See Revisions to the Instructions to Offerors and Basis for Award, Factor 3 – Price, which correct this discrepancy. No hard copies shall be submitted. (Revisions are highlighted in yellow.)
Q6. Will the government provide a cost spreadsheet template?
A6. No, the Government requests that offerors to submit a price proposal, as required by the Instructions to Offerors.
Q7. Instructions to Offerors states that offerors shall demonstrate a minimum of 3 years’ experience within the past 5-years. This is unduly restrictive of competition. Two years of relevant experience generally demonstrates expertise and competency. Will the government consider accepting two years of experience?
A7. The Government requirements for Volume 1, Factor 1, Sub factor c – Experience, remains unchanged.
Q8. Instructions to Offerors states that offerors shall demonstrate a minimum of 3 years’ experience within the past 5-years. If a contractor has two separate contracts, can the periods of performance be added together to meet the years of experience requirement in the aggregate?
A8. Yes, experience from more than one contract may be combined to meet the years of experience requirements for Subfactor c - Experience.
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