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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF DECEMBER 7,1999 PSA#2490General Services Administration, Federal Technology Service (FTS),
Federal Computer Acquisition Center (TFF-1), 5203, Leesburg Pike, Suite
1100, Falls Church, VA, 22041 D -- SMART ACCESS COMMON ID CARD SOL GS-TFF-99-203 DUE 011400 POC
David Monahan, Contracting Officer, Phone (703) 605-9818, Fax (703)
605-9895, Email david.monahan@gsa.gov WEB: Visit this URL for the
latest information about this,
http://www.eps.gov/cgi-bin/WebObjects/EPS?ACode=M&ProjID=GS-TFF-99-203
&LocID=326. E-MAIL: David Monahan, david.monahan@gsa.gov. GSA
anticipates releasing the RFP for the Smart Card acquisition before the
end of the calendar year. The Smart Card program will establish a
contract vehicle to acquire a common, interoperable multi-application
Smart Card. The contracts awarded under this RFP shall be available for
the use of all activities and organizations authorized by statute or
regulation to use GSA as a source of supply. At a minimum, the ordering
organization can use the Smart Card as a Federal employee (active and
retired), Armed Services (active and retired), military dependent or
Federal beneficiary identification card. The Smart Card shall be
capable of providing both physical and/or logical access control. This
contract vehicle shall also provide a menu of additional products,
functions and services that may be accessed by the ordering
organization when implementing a Smart Card program. This acquisition
shall be accomplished using Full and Open Competition as defined in FAR
Part 6 and the negotiated procedures of FAR Part15. The Government
anticipates and intends to make award on initial offers without
discussions. The type of contract shall be a Multiple Award, Indefinite
Delivery Indefinite Quantity, Government Wide Acquisition Contract.
There shall be a maximum of five contracts awarded under the base RFP.
Under specified limitations, GSA may award additional contracts
through an open season for the solicitation of offers. The term of the
contract for awards made under the base RFP shall be two years with
two additional four-year options. If all options are exercised this
will provide for a total contract term of ten years for contracts
awarded under the base RFP. On the scheduled release date, the RFP can
be down loaded from the electronic posting system (www.eps.gov) under
the General Services Administration (GSA), Federal Technology Service
(FTS), Federal Computer Acquisition Center (TFF-1), Falls Church, VA.
Please contact David Monahan, at david.monahan@gsa.gov for further
information. Posted 12/03/99 (D-SN405716). (0337) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0021 19991207\D-0003.SOL)
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