Yes. FAR clause 52.217-8 allows a task order to be extended for up to 6 months. A justification for an exception to fair opportunity must be prepared if the period of performance is extended beyond 6 months (refer to FAR Subpart 16.505(b)(2) for more information on exceptions to the fair opportunity process).
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Check our Contract Holder Directory for the exact number of contract holders on any given contract.
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Only the prime contract holder is subject to the rates under their contract. Reference, Prices/Costs, in your contract. The rates for the subcontractor (may or may not be another prime contract holder under the GWAC) shall be at the prime and subcontractor discretion.
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The NCAF is paid on each obligated amount based on the funding document. If a labor hour order is incrementally funded, the corresponding fee is based on the incremental funding and not the ceiling. The contractor includes the entire fee (based on the funding of the order) on the first invoice.
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Use of options is covered under FAR Subpart 17.2 - Options.
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You don’t. As with any other contract, the contractor is bound to the prices and rates bid for your requirement. Wages cannot be changed. It is incumbent on the contractor to factor in anticipated wage increases for the personnel bid.
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No. NITAAC does not issue approval letters. Contractors can accept task orders as long as the task order award references the Prime contractor's NITAAC contract number (ex. HHSN2639999000###I).
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Yes, sample scoring sheets are available on our Tools and Templates page . However, the procuring agency contracting officer would be best suited to determine the adequacy of an evaluation scoring sheet based on the evaluation criteria established.
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NITAAC does not require the D&F and justification for non-DoD contracts be uploaded into the system. You must, however, make sure these documents are included in the official task order file.
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Yes. You can use your own questionnaire. If you need guidance, however, NITAAC has tools and templates available at here .
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