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Description
The Government, in response to the extensive feedback supplied by industry, will title this effort A&AS V, as it was previously styled. This change is made in order to prevent any further confusion about the nature of the effort or its relationship to the predecessor contract, A&AS IV. All documents listed in the last Sam.Gov posting are reposted and the only change will be the name change to reflect A&AS V. This title A&AS V will be found in all future postings and the upcoming RFP release, below is a list of all the previous postings regarding the same acquisition A&AS V. Formerly known as: A&AS Next Formerly Known as: Enterprise Professional Services (EPS) In addition, in response to further industry feedback, the previous deadline for feedback, comments, and estimated self-scores is now extended to 25 March 2022. The Government welcomes additional input, including from companies that have already submitted responses. The Government will be offering One-on-One sessions next week on a first-come, first-served basis. Interested parties may register via email to Mr. Maurice Smith. One-on-Ones are being offered to allow prospective offerors the opportunity to gather clarification on the opportunity and share information. The times listed below are Central European Time (CET). Please submit top three choices and a notification will be sent of time and day. A Zoom meeting invite will be sent out on Friday. Deadline to sign up for the One-on-Ones will be 17:00 CET 17 March 2022. DATES: 21-24 March TIMES: 1PM 1:30PM 2PM 2:30PM 3PM 3:30PM 4PM 4:30PM The Government requests that each entity designate a single primary POC for communications regarding this effort. (Subsidiaries of a company bidding separately should submit one POC for each entity that is considering a bid.) Please submit this information even if it has been previously supplied. Please ensure your SAM registration is current. Company Name & POC information: POC: Email: Position: Cage and Duns Number: Cage: DUNS: NEW UEI NUMBER: Update 11 Apr 2022: A list of questions and answers from the one-on-one opportunity has been posted. No further one-on-one opportunities are available. Further questions or feedback may be submitted to the Contracting Officer at elijah.welenc@us.af.mil. Update 11 May 2022: Updated draft documents, responses to industry questions, and critical information about use of the PIEE Solicitation Module for submission of proposals have been posted. Update 24 June 2022: The Government, in response to feedback provided by industry, is making significant changes to the draft documents, and will release new draft documents as soon as they are available. Potential offerors are encouraged to continue to monitor sam.gov. The awardees on the predecessor IDIQ, A&AS IV, were as follows: CAE USA Mission Solutions, Inc. Mission Essential Group, LLC Validatek, Inc. Itility, LLC The government requests that all potential offerors stop contacting the DOCPER office regarding A&AS V. Clarification regarding documentation of SOFA status is forthcoming in the next documentation release.
Version history
SAM.gov has posted 8 notices under solicitation 15March2022, oldest first.
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