Industry days are conducted via a virtual streaming platform. NITAAC will provide the platform, handle all logistics and engage with qualified contract holders to attend. All you need to do is present your requirement. You have full control of the information provided.
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There are advantages to doing one prior to release of your solicitation such as market research or refining your requirements or while the solicitation is open such as addressing concerns or questions from potential offerors and facilitating teaming so you get the best possible proposals. Either time helps you generate interest from the contract holders and focuses attention on your requirements!
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We recommend your Program office including the COR and PM and anyone else who will be involved in the work.
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You are in full control on the length of time. Typically they can run a few hours or could take a full day.
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No. The process remains the same utilizing the procedures outlined in FAR Part 16.505.
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No. There is no cap on the 2% assisted acquisition fee. However, there is a cap on the NITAAC Contract Access Fee (NCAF). Please see the following FAQ which discusses how the NCAF cap is applied here .
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Yes. The requesting agency is responsible for designating the Technical Evaluation Team.
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Source selection is based on the criteria set forth in the solicitation. In most cases, the Contracting Officer is the source selection authority. When the Contracting Officer makes the source selection, it is based on input from the Technical Evaluation Team at the requesting agency.
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The 2% assisted acquisition fee is non-negotiable.
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In assisted acquisitions, the NITAAC Contracting Officer (CO) will participate in review meetings to ensure that evaluations are conducted in accordance with the RFP, but the CO does not serve as a voting member. The CO will serve as the source selection authority (see FAR 15.303).
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