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Attachment 1 Industry Day Briefing Slides 4 May 2020.pdf
Posted: May 4, 2020
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Industry Day Briefing for FA8224-20-R-0015 at Hill AFB focused on Point of Use (POU) consumables, held on 4 May 2020. The document outlined key rules of engagement for participants. It emphasized that no commitments were made during the event and discussions would not involve classified information. Contact information for key personnel involved in the acquisition planning phase was provided. The agenda for the electronic format of the Industry Day included group sessions and one-on-one sessions using a telecom format. Attendees were required to electronically sign in and submit responses to government questions by specific deadlines to facilitate market research and acquisition planning.
The purpose of the Industry Day was to gather market research, provide an overview of requirements, prepare for one-on-one sessions, and obtain industry input for a future draft Request for Proposal (RFP). Small business considerations regarding subcontracting limitations and non-manufacturer rules were highlighted, emphasizing compliance requirements for small businesses participating in the acquisition process.
The purpose of the Industry Day was to gather market research, provide an overview of requirements, prepare for one-on-one sessions, and obtain industry input for a future draft Request for Proposal (RFP). Small business considerations regarding subcontracting limitations and non-manufacturer rules were highlighted, emphasizing compliance requirements for small businesses participating in the acquisition process.
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