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Notification of Intent Sources Sought Notice ID: **** - NOTICE: ALL INFORMATION PRESENTED IS CONSIDERED DRAFT AND NOT FINAL UNTIL THE RELEASE OF THE FINAL SOLICITATION. THIS IS FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES TO AID INDUSTRY IN UNDERSTANDING THE INTENT OF THE GOVERNMENT WITH REGARDS TO THE SUBJECT SOL
Mission Systems and Digital Analytics Infrastructure Technology Advancement ( DAITA) Groups ****: Cyber research, design, integration, development, test, and associated engineering. Pricing per Section J Attachment XX PWS. Inspection/Acceptance per Section J Attachment XXX QASP. FOB: Destination. Pricing Arrangement: Firm Fixed ****: Cyber research, design, integration, development, test, and associated engineering. Pricing per Section J Attachment XX PWS. Inspection/Acceptance per Section J Attachment XXX QASP. FOB: Destination. Pricing Arrangement: Cost Plus Fixed Fee. Other Direct Cost Material in accordance with Section C, SOW and **** procedures and approvals required prior to incurring direct material ****: TBD. Pricing per Section J Attachment XX PWS. Inspection/Acceptance per Section J Attachment XXX QASP. FOB: Destination. Pricing Arrangement: Cost No Fee. Other Direct Cost ****: TBD. Pricing per Section J Attachment XX PWS. Inspection/Acceptance per Section J Att
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This is a Sources Sought Notice for Mission Systems and Digital Analytics Infrastructure Technology Advancement (DAITA) Groups. The government intends to award a single-award IDIQ contract with both Cost Plus Fixed Fee (CPFF) and Firm Fixed Price (FFP) CLIN options. The procurement will be a small business set-aside under NAICS code **** with a size standard of **** employees. The government is considering a best value trade-off approach for award, including evaluations of past performance, corporate experience, technical management, understanding of the work, technical focused sample task, and cost/price. The government does not intend to conduct an industry day or one-on-one meetings before the draft RFP release, but may conduct a pre-solicitation conference after the draft RFP release.
The government is planning to utilize a best value trade off approach for determining the award decision. The government is considering the following approach for efficiency in accordance with RFO FAR **** criteria and down selections: past performance written submittal corporate experience written submittalfirst down select to best suited offerors based on performance confidence evaluations. notification of unsuccessful offerors. no further evaluation of remainder of proposals fromunsuccessful offerors. technical management and resourcing written submittal possible incorporation into awarded contract understanding of the work written submittal to a government scenariosecond down select to best suited offerors. notification of unsuccessful offerors. no furtherevaluation of remainder of proposals from unsuccessful offerors. technical focused sample task oral presentation by proposed critical performers with no it access to develop response. recorded. include documented question and answer session. costprice evaluationbest value trade off award determination
The government was very grateful for the insights regarding labor categories and the responses clearly demonstrated that industry shares the government desire to focus on outcomes versus arbitrary qualifications. The government is considering the following approach. Defense Cyber Work Force requirements and Work Force Qualifications will not change. Move labor category definitions from Section C PWS body into a Section C for reference only. Government labor categories, definitions, and hours will be used as part of the cost evaluation for the basic contract award and for comparison at the order level cost price analysis. In execution, the contractor may define labor categories, expected outcomes, and hours as part of performance based proposals or non performance based level of effort orders.
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Unaided survey with 1070 active users, conducted through 07/15/2026.
Single question: "Would you recommend our services to a friend or colleague?" - 90% answered "yes".
