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C -- ARCHITECT ENGINEERING SERVICES -- CONSTRUCTION -INDEFINITE DELIVERY INDEFINITE QUANTITY (IDIQ) SOL F41999-99-R-6001 DUE 031299 POC Roy H. Rainey, 210-657-5804, ext 3105 WEB: There is no request for proposal (send questions to, http://www.afsv.af.mil/svc. E-MAIL: click here to contact the contract specialist:, roy.rainey@agency.afsv.af.mil. Correction: This action originally publicized in the CBD dated 2/10/99 and responses due on 3/2/99, is extended to the close of business, 2/12/99. Regarding the evaluation criteria in the original notice, proximity to the AF Services Agency and project bases, the next narrative deals with this issue. With the practical limitations on the number of contracts we can award, it limits our desire for the A-Es to be in proximity to the Air Force Services Agency and the worldwide scope of our projects. For this reason, our priority of selection (for this factor only) is generally based upon proximity to or within four regions of the country. In general, these regions break down as follows: north and northeast, south and southeast, central north and south (from Canada to Mexico), and far west. No specific states are provided in response to this question. Design effort in Europe and Asia could be accomplished by any of the firms. This does not mean that a firm from a particular region will automatically receiveprojects from the areas associated with their region. If everything else were equal, the firm within that region would be given priority. Based upon the following, the fact that a firm is located centrally within a region does not assure a firm of being selected for a contract award: a) There are higher priority consideration factors to consider in the selection; b) We do not expect a perfect distribution of responses from every state or region; and c) We do not expect equal qualifications among respondents. While the intent is to award no fewer than four contracts, the determination of the quantity of awards will be based upon the quality of the submissions, and the forecast of potential design effort over the expected period of the contracts, as determined by the selection boards in concert with the Contracting Officer. All other information in the original synopsis is correct.***** Posted 03/01/99 (W-SN303262). (0060)

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