AE VIRTUAL INDUSTRY DAY QUESTIONS AND RESPONSES.pdf
Posted: May 22, 2023
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response to questions and draft synopsis related to the AE Multi-Discipline Design Services IDIQ in Alaska. The document clarifies that geographic location is a tie-breaker criterion and lists the incumbents under the current contract. It mentions that the acquisition strategy is not finalized yet and outlines changes since the industry day, including a small business reserve and removal of the $1.5m threshold.
The document also addresses considerations such as experience in Thule being equivalent to Alaska, licensure requirements, and the utilization of current IDIQ capacities for future work.
Furthermore, it provides information on the TORN process for task order requirements, USACE representatives involved in the contract, concerns regarding JVs, licensure requirements in Alaska, and subcontractor experience considerations. The draft synopsis details contract information, subcontracting goals, anticipated award details, project requirements for the selected AE firm, services to be provided, and expectations for construction support services.
Additionally, it highlights the need for energy resilience and commissioning services as part of the project requirements. The document concludes with details on proposal response timeframes and updates to SF330 post-award.
The document also addresses considerations such as experience in Thule being equivalent to Alaska, licensure requirements, and the utilization of current IDIQ capacities for future work.
Furthermore, it provides information on the TORN process for task order requirements, USACE representatives involved in the contract, concerns regarding JVs, licensure requirements in Alaska, and subcontractor experience considerations. The draft synopsis details contract information, subcontracting goals, anticipated award details, project requirements for the selected AE firm, services to be provided, and expectations for construction support services.
Additionally, it highlights the need for energy resilience and commissioning services as part of the project requirements. The document concludes with details on proposal response timeframes and updates to SF330 post-award.
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