PROTECT Industry Day Q&As.pdf
Posted: Jan. 15, 2020
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compilation of frequently asked questions (FAQs) from the PROTECT Industry Day related to a potential contract opportunity. Key information includes the estimated contract value of $2-3 million per year over 5 years, the consideration of small business set-aside status pending further market research, the focus of the lab on positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) threats rather than R&D, and the potential for other organizations to test in the lab if relevant to its mission. Additionally, the document addresses concerns about organization conflicts of interest (OCI), staffing plans, key personnel requirements, NAICS codes under consideration, types of tests to be conducted in the lab, and potential tasks for the PROTECT contractor such as surge support, equipment purchases, travel support, and security/IT support.
The document provides insights into the nature of the contract opportunity and expectations for testing scenarios within the lab environment. It also covers considerations for contractor responsibilities regarding security and IT support, as well as requirements such as TS clearance with SCI and SAP eligibility for PROTECT contractors. This opportunity is service-based rather than focused on research and development activities. The document emphasizes adherence to specific regulations such as FAR Subpart 9.5 and AFFARS Subpart 5309.5 in handling potential conflicts of interest and ensuring compliance with DoD standards throughout the contract period.
The document provides insights into the nature of the contract opportunity and expectations for testing scenarios within the lab environment. It also covers considerations for contractor responsibilities regarding security and IT support, as well as requirements such as TS clearance with SCI and SAP eligibility for PROTECT contractors. This opportunity is service-based rather than focused on research and development activities. The document emphasizes adherence to specific regulations such as FAR Subpart 9.5 and AFFARS Subpart 5309.5 in handling potential conflicts of interest and ensuring compliance with DoD standards throughout the contract period.
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