Acquisition Services Contract (ASC) for Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center (MMAC) Acquisition Division

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), specifically the Franchise Acquisition Services at the Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center, is seeking a non-personal services contract to provide acquisition support services for the AAQ-7200 division. The contract aims to obtain qualified personnel to perform contract specialist and contract administrator functions, with skill sets comparable to the civil service OPM 1102 series at GS-5 through GS-14 levels. Potential contractors must be capable of supporting acquisition planning, solicitation preparation, proposal analysis, contract administration, and closeout services without performing inherently governmental duties. The pre-solicitation notice indicates that questions regarding the opportunity must be submitted via email to Janice.Hammonds@faa.gov by March 14, 2025, with no phone calls permitted. The contract will require monthly status reporting, staffing documentation, and adherence to specific performance metrics, including completing 90% of various procurement actions within specified timeframes.

This procurement is not set aside for any specific small business category and will be open to all qualified contractors. While specific award values are not explicitly stated, the contract will involve multiple labor categories including Procurement Clerk, Contract Specialist (I-III), Pricing Analyst/Subject Matter Expert, and Program Manager/Site Supervisor. The work will be primarily performed at the MMAC in Oklahoma City, with potential for limited remote work. The period of performance remains to be determined, reflecting the flexible nature of this acquisition support contract. Contractors must be prepared to undergo security investigations, maintain rigorous quality control standards, and develop comprehensive transition plans. The non-personal services structure means contractor personnel will be accountable to their own company while supporting FAA acquisition processes, ensuring clear separation between contractor and government responsibilities.