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BIM Industry Day 2 Q and A.pdf
Posted: Jan. 11, 2023
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compilation of questions and answers from the Base Infrastructure Modernization Industry Day 2, focusing on the upcoming solicitation for an enterprise-wide program. Key points include the decision to set aside for 8(a) after market research, the intention to award IDIQs to qualifying offers under FAR regulations, and the stand-alone nature of the solicitation not under an existing vehicle. It clarifies that there will be no minimum response rate for task orders and that price evaluation will be conducted at the task order level.
The document also outlines that small and other-than-small businesses will compete for IDIQ awards, with the hardware pool exclusively set aside for 8(a) concerns. Furthermore, it addresses specific inquiries such as the involvement of iafnos contractors in task order implementations, details on subcontracting requirements for small businesses, decision-making processes for hardware selection, coverage of tasks in CONUS and OCONUS locations, and opportunities for additional questions. It also mentions that subcontractor past performance can be used for evaluation purposes and provides insights into how brand name justifications and hardware installations will be managed within the program.
The document also outlines that small and other-than-small businesses will compete for IDIQ awards, with the hardware pool exclusively set aside for 8(a) concerns. Furthermore, it addresses specific inquiries such as the involvement of iafnos contractors in task order implementations, details on subcontracting requirements for small businesses, decision-making processes for hardware selection, coverage of tasks in CONUS and OCONUS locations, and opportunities for additional questions. It also mentions that subcontractor past performance can be used for evaluation purposes and provides insights into how brand name justifications and hardware installations will be managed within the program.
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