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Atch 2 Industry Day Questions and Answers.pdf
Posted: March 9, 2021
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industry day questions and answers session related to the Facilities Acquisitions for Restoration and Modernization (FARM) II project. It addresses various key points such as the small business set-aside status, evaluation criteria, small business utilization goals, contract structure, number of awardees, proposal requirements, and more. The acquisition strategy and criteria are yet to be determined and will be finalized in the draft Request for Proposal (RFP).
Details are provided about contractor clearances, task order dollar amounts, design-build percentages, subcontracting opportunities, facility security clearances, project risks, task order types, period of performance, site visits scheduling, and more. Additionally, it highlights that the government is looking for prime contractors capable of executing multi-disciplined projects either in-house or through subcontracting.
Details are provided about contractor clearances, task order dollar amounts, design-build percentages, subcontracting opportunities, facility security clearances, project risks, task order types, period of performance, site visits scheduling, and more. Additionally, it highlights that the government is looking for prime contractors capable of executing multi-disciplined projects either in-house or through subcontracting.
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