Attachment 1 Industry Day Briefing Slides.pdf
Posted: April 23, 2020
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Industry Day Briefing Summary:
The Industry Day briefing for the Ogden Air Logistics Complex FA8224-20-R-0015 at Hill AFB focused on the Point of Use (POU) consumables. The briefing emphasized that no agreements or commitments were made during the event, as it was part of acquisition planning and market research phase only. Attendees were required to sign in electronically via email to access information and participate in the conference. The briefing included rules of engagement, points of contact, agenda details, and instructions for group and one-on-one sessions using electronic and telecom formats.
The purpose of the Industry Day was to gather market research, provide an overview of mission requirements, prepare for one-on-one sessions, seek input for a future draft Request for Proposal (RFP), and allow industry to ask questions and provide recommendations.
This document outlined specific guidelines and procedures for Industry Day attendees, including deadlines for responses to government questions, scheduling one-on-one sessions, submitting written questions or requests for clarification, and providing feedback until specified dates. Small business considerations such as limitations on subcontracting and the non-manufacturer rule were highlighted, emphasizing compliance requirements for small businesses participating in the acquisition process. The briefing also addressed the concept of similarly situated entities and the non-manufacturer rule waiver process based on market research results to ensure capable small businesses can fulfill contract requirements effectively.
The Industry Day briefing for the Ogden Air Logistics Complex FA8224-20-R-0015 at Hill AFB focused on the Point of Use (POU) consumables. The briefing emphasized that no agreements or commitments were made during the event, as it was part of acquisition planning and market research phase only. Attendees were required to sign in electronically via email to access information and participate in the conference. The briefing included rules of engagement, points of contact, agenda details, and instructions for group and one-on-one sessions using electronic and telecom formats.
The purpose of the Industry Day was to gather market research, provide an overview of mission requirements, prepare for one-on-one sessions, seek input for a future draft Request for Proposal (RFP), and allow industry to ask questions and provide recommendations.
This document outlined specific guidelines and procedures for Industry Day attendees, including deadlines for responses to government questions, scheduling one-on-one sessions, submitting written questions or requests for clarification, and providing feedback until specified dates. Small business considerations such as limitations on subcontracting and the non-manufacturer rule were highlighted, emphasizing compliance requirements for small businesses participating in the acquisition process. The briefing also addressed the concept of similarly situated entities and the non-manufacturer rule waiver process based on market research results to ensure capable small businesses can fulfill contract requirements effectively.
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