Industry Questions_Pre Sol_FY24 HQS FFID TPO SMC (Response)_20240828.xlsx
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- Solicitation number
- W91QF5-24-R-5134
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This document appears to be a set of industry questions and responses related to a pre-solicitation for a federal contract opportunity. The key details are:
The contract opportunity is for Combined Arms Support Command (CASCOM) Field Force Integration Directorate (FFID) United States Army Training and Doctrine Command Proponent Office (TRADOC) Sustainment Mission Command (SMC) Capability Development and Data Integration Support Services. The Government plans to issue the Request for Proposal (RFP) no later than August 23, 2024 under solicitation number W91QF5-24-R-5134. This will be a Firm-Fixed Price contract set aside for 8(a) small businesses under NAICS code 541512, Computer System Design Services. The contract will support integration and capability development for sustainment information systems and communications platforms. The Government has clarified the number of Contract Line Item Numbers (CLINs) required in the Technical Exhibit. Proposals will be due no earlier than 15 days after the RFP is released. The incumbent and contract number are not provided, and it is unclear if this is a new requirement or a recompete.
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| PWS Paragraph | Question | Response |
| 8.2 Soldier Support Institute (SSI) Functional Analysis and Data Integration Capability Developer |
8.3 Software Analysis and Data Integration Capability Developer -Optional Labor
8.4 Human Factors (DO_LPF-P) Integration Capability Developer - Optional Labor
8.2 Soldier Support Institute (SSI) Functional Analysis and Data Integration Capability Developer
8.3 Software Analysis and Data Integration Capability Developer -Optional Labor
8.4 Human Factors (DO_LPF-P) Integration Capability Developer - Optional Labor
11.2. Technical Exhibit Two (2) Estimated Workload Section 8.0 suggests four (4) regular CME and two (2) optional CME as shown below:
8.2 Soldier Support Institute (SSI) Functional Analysis and Data Integration Capability Developer (4 CMEs)
8.3 Software Analysis and Data Integration Capability Developer -Optional Labor (1 CME)
| 8.4 Human Factors (DO_LPF-P) Integration Capability Developer - Optional Labor (1 CME). However, Section 11.2. Technical Exhibit Two (2) Estimated Workload appears to show three (3) regular CME and three (3) optional CME. Please clarify and confirm CME's needed. | Correction applied: I updated the Technical Exhibit Matrix to align with the personnel qualification outline. Please see attachement. | ||
| N/A | The announcement states that “Proposals will be due no earlier than 15 days after the RFP becomes available.” We were wondering if that’s correct, as is, or perhaps was supposed to read “…no later than…”? | ||
| N/A | Request information on the incumbent currently executing these requirements as well as Contract # . | ||
| N/A | Is this a new requirement or a recompete? If a recompete, who is the incumbent? Will the gov't award this contract in Calendar Year 2024? | ||
| Section 4.1. Classification Standards | Section states, “The Contractor personnel will meet the personnel security requirements for access to classified information (no higher than Secret) while performing under this contract IAW AR 380-67, AR 380-5, and NISPOM. Contractor personnel will be U.S. citizens and have a valid investigation with Secret eligibility (or Interim Secret eligibility) in place at the start of this contract as verified by the Government Requiring Activity's servicing Security Office”. Is the requiring element willing and able to sponsor the clearances of contractor personnel. | The requiring element is prepared to facilitate the security clearance process for contractor personnel who meet the requirements to obtain a common access card (CAC). |
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