SOCOM Wide Mission Support (SWMS)
SOF AT&L MAC IDIQ (RESTRICTED/UNRESTRICTED)
Solicitation in a Nutshell:
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Details |
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Agency: | USSOCOM : Special Operations Forces Acquisition, Technology and Logistics |
Status: | Solicitation |
Solicitation Number: | H9240019R0003 |
NAICS Codes: | 541611 — Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services |
Contract Period: | 10 Years |
Type of Contract: | Multiple Award IDIQ |
Number of Awards: | Unknown |
Contract Value: | $2,5K to $100M – $950M total over all prime contracts over the 10-year ordering period |
Set-Aside: | Full & Open, Partial – SBA |
Due Date & Time: | August 29, 2019 – 2:00 PM Eastern |
Contract & Award Type: | FFP, CPFF, T&M, CR |
Facility Clearance: | Top Secret |
Scope & General Requirements: | SOCOM-Wide Mission Support (SWMS) contracts to meet A&AS Knowledge Based Services requirements, as defined by the Department of Defense’s taxonomy for the acquisition of services.
SWMS A, B, and C contracts provide the command with the ability to acquire a full range of professional (non-personal) services. The SWMS acquisition categorizes individual service requirements based on the type of service required and/or the requiring activity into three separate groups:
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Proposal Format: | Volume I – Administrative and Responsibility Material
Volume II – IDIQ Management Proposal Volume III – Past Performance Proposal
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Evaluation Criteria: | Volume I – Administrative and Responsibility Material (Pass / Fail) Volume II, Factor 1 – IDIQ Management (Acceptable / Unacceptable) Volume III, Factor 2 – Past Performance (Confidence Rating) |
Solicitation Documents:
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Solicitation Link on FBO Website: | SOF Core Support |
Related Webinars:
Webinar (Click to Register or Play) | Date |
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Discussion of the Proposal Win Strategy | TBD |
GDIC Relevant Material:
Service Category | Service Title |
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Article | First Step Before Bidding on Government Contracts |
Proposal Support | Proposal Development Services |
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