SOLICITATION NOTICE
U -- Education & Training Services
- Notice Date
- 7/10/2008
- Notice Type
- Modification/Amendment
- NAICS
- 611430
— Professional and Management Development Training
- Contracting Office
- Broadcasting Board of Governors, Director, Office of Contracts, Office of Contracts (M/CON), 330 C Street, SW, Room 2500, Washington, District of Columbia, 20237
- ZIP Code
- 20237
- Solicitation Number
- 05272008-WG
- Response Due
- 7/24/2008 2:00:00 PM
- Archive Date
- 8/8/2008
- Point of Contact
- Wayne D Greene,, Phone: 202-619-2339, Herman P Shaw,, Phone: 202-205-8412
- E-Mail Address
-
wgreene@bbg.gov, hshaw@bbg.gov
- Small Business Set-Aside
- N/A
- Description
- Questions and Answers for Solicitation Number BBGCON6102008-WG (05272008-WG): Q1. This contract appears to be “indefinite deliver/indefinite quantity” (IDIQ), yet the technical response is calling for an estimated time schedule for complete. Can you please clarify this? A1. The contract is indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity, meaning that we don't know exactly how many of any given class we will purchase or when they will be presented; this decision will be based on the agency need for specific courses at a given time and budget constraints. The estimated time schedule refers to having the vendor provide an estimated time schedule for completing the course content for the Agency to review/approve. Q2. The RFP refers to potential trainees/participants as “international broadcasters.” Does this mean they are non-native speakers of English, i.e., English is a second language? If so, are they fluent or does fluency vary? A2. This agency broadcasts in 45 languages. Foreign language broadcasters are required to have native fluency in their broadcast language; therefore, many of the broadcasters will be "non-native speakers of English". All employees are required to speak English; however, the level of fluency will vary. Classes will only be taught in English. Q3. Since there are no definite requirements in the RFP, can we assume that you want to see firm fixed pricing for labor, materials, events, etc and that these unit prices will then form the basis for customizing price proposals on each project/task order? A3. Firm-Fixed Pricing to include labor, material, travel, etc. Course development costs aside, we should have a class price schedule to work from that lists a single cost for each iteration of each of the classroom courses and the one - on -on sessions. Q4. Are travel expenses reimbursable as a line item or must they be built into the firm price? A4. Travel expenses are not reimbursable and should not be a separate line item; travel must be included as part of the firm fixed pricing. Q5. Are you contemplating a multiple award for this RFP and if so, how will the contract be apportioned? A5. We are not contemplating a multiple award for this RFP. Q6. How many copies of the proposal are required and must it be mailed in? A6. An original and two (2) copies.
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