26 Aug 2020 OCI QA Industry Day 20201002.pdf
Posted: Oct. 2, 2020
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Q&A session related to an industry day event for the EITSI contract within the MHS market. Key points include clarification that contractors on existing IT contracts within the MHS market are not automatically precluded from bidding on EITSI work, but will need to provide OCI mitigation plans. It is anticipated that Call Order 0001 will be awarded concurrently with the BPA award and cover a 12-month period, with subsequent yearly call orders expected.
The document also addresses questions regarding subcontractors, small business assistance, and requirements for OCI statements from prime contractors, major subcontractors, and CTA members. Additionally, it discusses the interaction between DHA and CTA teams, as well as the prohibition of current contractors supporting SP/CP efforts from offering on the EITS BPA.
This document provides detailed information on various aspects of the EITSI contract, including the anticipated number of call orders, estimated values, subcontractor requirements, OCI mitigation plans, and guidelines for CTA agreements. It clarifies that certain vendors are automatically excluded from the solicitation and emphasizes the importance of proper disclosure of past and present contracts to assess potential OCIs. The document also highlights the need for clear communication between DHA and CTA teams to ensure alignment with DHA's objectives and preferences.
The document also addresses questions regarding subcontractors, small business assistance, and requirements for OCI statements from prime contractors, major subcontractors, and CTA members. Additionally, it discusses the interaction between DHA and CTA teams, as well as the prohibition of current contractors supporting SP/CP efforts from offering on the EITS BPA.
This document provides detailed information on various aspects of the EITSI contract, including the anticipated number of call orders, estimated values, subcontractor requirements, OCI mitigation plans, and guidelines for CTA agreements. It clarifies that certain vendors are automatically excluded from the solicitation and emphasizes the importance of proper disclosure of past and present contracts to assess potential OCIs. The document also highlights the need for clear communication between DHA and CTA teams to ensure alignment with DHA's objectives and preferences.
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