Yes. The Ordering Agency may include additional agency or FAR clauses to delivery orders as applicable to their specific requirements.
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Yes. Customers may purchase commercial extended warranties and maintenance plans under CIO-CS.
Type: FAQ
No. An award cannot be made from a draft RFQ.
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No, but Contract Holders can add comments to the quarterly reports, as needed.
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The guidelines and available marketing materials, including NITAAC and CIO-CS logos, are located in the Contract Holder Secure Portal, under Business Development Materials.
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Yes.
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Yes. The scope of CIO-CS includes cloud computing services. Such services are most often deployed via a Managed Services Model which can also include Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS).
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Proposing subcontractors to perform work at the task order level does not require NITAAC approval. Approval will reside with the OCO. Contractors that are awarded a contract based on a FAR 9.601(1) Contractor Team Arrangement (CTA) are required to obtain NITAAC PCO approval prior to replacing, adding, or deleting team members. Reference Replacement of Team Members under a FAR 9.601(1)…
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Yes. All products and services on the CIO-CS contract are commercially available.
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Because items offered under CIO-CS span the entire scope of IT commodities and value added services, many may not be subject to Section 508 of the Rehabilitations Act of 1973. However, if the customer agency requires IT products that are subject to Section 508, this requirement should be included in the delivery order. Article H.8 provides the applicable provision to be used by HHS customers. …
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