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Attachment 5 PROS VI Industry Day Questions and Answers.pdf
Posted: Feb. 16, 2021
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compilation of questions and answers from a virtual industry day related to the PROS VI contract. Key points include clarification that PROS V and PROS VI will not overlap, details on the acquisition strategy still being determined, the schedule for the RFP release and contract award dates, confirmation that PROS VI will be a single award IDIQ contract, considerations for utilizing innovative technology solutions, and the importance of transparency and communication throughout the cradle-to-grave process.
Additionally, it addresses topics such as compliance with ITAR materials, language requirements for staff working on PROS VI, potential technical scenarios in the RFP, and the handling of classified materials under the contract. The document also touches on the potential for electronic interfaces between government and contractor systems, as well as the evolving technology of additive manufacturing in relation to part producibility.
Additionally, it addresses topics such as compliance with ITAR materials, language requirements for staff working on PROS VI, potential technical scenarios in the RFP, and the handling of classified materials under the contract. The document also touches on the potential for electronic interfaces between government and contractor systems, as well as the evolving technology of additive manufacturing in relation to part producibility.
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