HQ AFRC Enterprise IT Services
Closed Solicitation Posted
- Solicitation number
- FA6643-22-R-0002
- Agency
- Reserve Command Air Force, Department of Defense
- Responses due
- Set-aside
- Total Small Business
Opportunity facts
- NAICS code
- 541519 Other Computer Related Services
- Place of performance
- Warner Robins, Georgia 31098, United States
Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .
Notice text
10 versions
Update #10 · Latest ·
21 Dec 22 - The purpose of this update is to post amendment 02 to the solicitation. The amendment allows for submission of proposals via e-mail to the contracting officer. Due date remains 30 Dec 22.
15 Dec 22 - The purpose of this update is to post amendment 01 to the solicitation. Due date remains 30 Dec 22.
14 Dec 22 - The purpose of this update is to post a correction to 2 questions answered on 13 Dec 22 regarding the facilities clearance. There is no change in the proposal due date.
13 Dec 22 - The purpose of this updated is to post the remaining questions and answers. An official amendment will be posted tomorrow by close of business.
7 Dec 22 - The purpose of this update is to post answers to questions received from contractors. Please note there are a few more questions that still need answered, however, the government felt it was best to post answers to a majority of the asked questions. An update answering the remaing questions will be posted by the end of the week. Also, an amendment to the RFP will be posted extending the due date to 30 Dec among other changes.
2 Dec 22 - The purpose of this update is to post the questions and answers from our draft RFP. We are currently working to answer all the questions for the RFP and will be posting answers shortly.
18 Nov 22 - The purpose of this update is to set a deadline for questions. Questions are due NLT 2 Dec 22. Please e-mail all questions to craig.keelen@us.af.mil.
17 Nov 22 - This update is required to attach the correct solicitation. The wrong SF 1449 was attached. The changes include providing the government max CLIN values and updating the RFP due date and time.
Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) requires technical support services to provide infrastructure support, network operations, and IT capabilities management. Services may be required at HQ AFRC, AFRC host bases, or other AFRC unit locations, as identified in each task order. In general, AFRC supports approximately twenty-five thousand (25,000) users at AFRC host bases and an additional forty-five thousand (45,000) users at AFRC tenant locations, but specific scoping for each service will be individually identified.
Update #9 ·
15 Dec 22 - The purpose of this update is to post amendment 01 to the solicitation. Due date remains 30 Dec 22.
14 Dec 22 - The purpose of this update is to post a correction to 2 questions answered on 13 Dec 22 regarding the facilities clearance. There is no change in the proposal due date.
13 Dec 22 - The purpose of this updated is to post the remaining questions and answers. An official amendment will be posted tomorrow by close of business.
7 Dec 22 - The purpose of this update is to post answers to questions received from contractors. Please note there are a few more questions that still need answered, however, the government felt it was best to post answers to a majority of the asked questions. An update answering the remaing questions will be posted by the end of the week. Also, an amendment to the RFP will be posted extending the due date to 30 Dec among other changes.
2 Dec 22 - The purpose of this update is to post the questions and answers from our draft RFP. We are currently working to answer all the questions for the RFP and will be posting answers shortly.
18 Nov 22 - The purpose of this update is to set a deadline for questions. Questions are due NLT 2 Dec 22. Please e-mail all questions to craig.keelen@us.af.mil.
17 Nov 22 - This update is required to attach the correct solicitation. The wrong SF 1449 was attached. The changes include providing the government max CLIN values and updating the RFP due date and time.
Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) requires technical support services to provide infrastructure support, network operations, and IT capabilities management. Services may be required at HQ AFRC, AFRC host bases, or other AFRC unit locations, as identified in each task order. In general, AFRC supports approximately twenty-five thousand (25,000) users at AFRC host bases and an additional forty-five thousand (45,000) users at AFRC tenant locations, but specific scoping for each service will be individually identified.
Update #8 ·
14 Dec 22 - The purpose of this update is to post a correction to 2 questions answered on 13 Dec 22 regarding the facilities clearance. There is no change in the proposal due date.
13 Dec 22 - The purpose of this updated is to post the remaining questions and answers. An official amendment will be posted tomorrow by close of business.
7 Dec 22 - The purpose of this update is to post answers to questions received from contractors. Please note there are a few more questions that still need answered, however, the government felt it was best to post answers to a majority of the asked questions. An update answering the remaing questions will be posted by the end of the week. Also, an amendment to the RFP will be posted extending the due date to 30 Dec among other changes.
2 Dec 22 - The purpose of this update is to post the questions and answers from our draft RFP. We are currently working to answer all the questions for the RFP and will be posting answers shortly.
18 Nov 22 - The purpose of this update is to set a deadline for questions. Questions are due NLT 2 Dec 22. Please e-mail all questions to craig.keelen@us.af.mil.
17 Nov 22 - This update is required to attach the correct solicitation. The wrong SF 1449 was attached. The changes include providing the government max CLIN values and updating the RFP due date and time.
Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) requires technical support services to provide infrastructure support, network operations, and IT capabilities management. Services may be required at HQ AFRC, AFRC host bases, or other AFRC unit locations, as identified in each task order. In general, AFRC supports approximately twenty-five thousand (25,000) users at AFRC host bases and an additional forty-five thousand (45,000) users at AFRC tenant locations, but specific scoping for each service will be individually identified.
Update #7 ·
13 Dec 22 - The purpose of this updated is to post the remaining questions and answers. An official amendment will be posted tomorrow by close of business.
7 Dec 22 - The purpose of this update is to post answers to questions received from contractors. Please note there are a few more questions that still need answered, however, the government felt it was best to post answers to a majority of the asked questions. An update answering the remaing questions will be posted by the end of the week. Also, an amendment to the RFP will be posted extending the due date to 30 Dec among other changes.
2 Dec 22 - The purpose of this update is to post the questions and answers from our draft RFP. We are currently working to answer all the questions for the RFP and will be posting answers shortly.
18 Nov 22 - The purpose of this update is to set a deadline for questions. Questions are due NLT 2 Dec 22. Please e-mail all questions to craig.keelen@us.af.mil.
17 Nov 22 - This update is required to attach the correct solicitation. The wrong SF 1449 was attached. The changes include providing the government max CLIN values and updating the RFP due date and time.
Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) requires technical support services to provide infrastructure support, network operations, and IT capabilities management. Services may be required at HQ AFRC, AFRC host bases, or other AFRC unit locations, as identified in each task order. In general, AFRC supports approximately twenty-five thousand (25,000) users at AFRC host bases and an additional forty-five thousand (45,000) users at AFRC tenant locations, but specific scoping for each service will be individually identified.
Update #6 ·
7 Dec 22 - The purpose of this update is to post answers to questions received from contractors. Please note there are a few more questions that still need answered, however, the government felt it was best to post answers to a majority of the asked questions. An update answering the remaing questions will be posted by the end of the week. Also, an amendment to the RFP will be posted extending the due date to 30 Dec among other changes.
2 Dec 22 - The purpose of this update is to post the questions and answers from our draft RFP. We are currently working to answer all the questions for the RFP and will be posting answers shortly.
18 Nov 22 - The purpose of this update is to set a deadline for questions. Questions are due NLT 2 Dec 22. Please e-mail all questions to craig.keelen@us.af.mil.
17 Nov 22 - This update is required to attach the correct solicitation. The wrong SF 1449 was attached. The changes include providing the government max CLIN values and updating the RFP due date and time.
Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) requires technical support services to provide infrastructure support, network operations, and IT capabilities management. Services may be required at HQ AFRC, AFRC host bases, or other AFRC unit locations, as identified in each task order. In general, AFRC supports approximately twenty-five thousand (25,000) users at AFRC host bases and an additional forty-five thousand (45,000) users at AFRC tenant locations, but specific scoping for each service will be individually identified.
Update #5 ·
2 Dec 22 - The purpose of this update is to post the questions and answers from our draft RFP. We are currently working to answer all the questions for the RFP and will be posting answers shortly.
18 Nov 22 - The purpose of this update is to set a deadline for questions. Questions are due NLT 2 Dec 22. Please e-mail all questions to craig.keelen@us.af.mil.
17 Nov 22 - This update is required to attach the correct solicitation. The wrong SF 1449 was attached. The changes include providing the government max CLIN values and updating the RFP due date and time.
Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) requires technical support services to provide infrastructure support, network operations, and IT capabilities management. Services may be required at HQ AFRC, AFRC host bases, or other AFRC unit locations, as identified in each task order. In general, AFRC supports approximately twenty-five thousand (25,000) users at AFRC host bases and an additional forty-five thousand (45,000) users at AFRC tenant locations, but specific scoping for each service will be individually identified.
Update #4 ·
18 Nov 22 - The purpose of this update is to set a deadline for questions. Questions are due NLT 2 Dec 22. Please e-mail all questions to craig.keelen@us.af.mil.
17 Nov 22 - This update is required to attach the correct solicitation. The wrong SF 1449 was attached. The changes include providing the government max CLIN values and updating the RFP due date and time.
Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) requires technical support services to provide infrastructure support, network operations, and IT capabilities management. Services may be required at HQ AFRC, AFRC host bases, or other AFRC unit locations, as identified in each task order. In general, AFRC supports approximately twenty-five thousand (25,000) users at AFRC host bases and an additional forty-five thousand (45,000) users at AFRC tenant locations, but specific scoping for each service will be individually identified.
Update #3 ·
17 Nov 22 - This update is required to attach the correct solicitation. The wrong SF 1449 was attached. The changes include providing the government max CLIN values and updating the RFP due date and time.
Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) requires technical support services to provide infrastructure support, network operations, and IT capabilities management. Services may be required at HQ AFRC, AFRC host bases, or other AFRC unit locations, as identified in each task order. In general, AFRC supports approximately twenty-five thousand (25,000) users at AFRC host bases and an additional forty-five thousand (45,000) users at AFRC tenant locations, but specific scoping for each service will be individually identified.
Update #2 ·
17 Nov 22 - This update is required to attach the correct solicitation. The wrong SF 1449 was attached. The only change is providing the government max CLIN values.
Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) requires technical support services to provide infrastructure support, network operations, and IT capabilities management. Services may be required at HQ AFRC, AFRC host bases, or other AFRC unit locations, as identified in each task order. In general, AFRC supports approximately twenty-five thousand (25,000) users at AFRC host bases and an additional forty-five thousand (45,000) users at AFRC tenant locations, but specific scoping for each service will be individually identified.
Update #1 ·
Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) requires technical support services to provide infrastructure support, network operations, and IT capabilities management. Services may be required at HQ AFRC, AFRC host bases, or other AFRC unit locations, as identified in each task order. In general, AFRC supports approximately twenty-five thousand (25,000) users at AFRC host bases and an additional forty-five thousand (45,000) users at AFRC tenant locations, but specific scoping for each service will be individually identified.
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Notice history
| Notice | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| HQ AFRC Enterprise IT Services | Solicitation | |
| Software Development Maintenance Services (SDMS) | Pre-Solicitation | |
| HQ AFRC Enterprise IT Services | Pre-Solicitation |
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