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The Defense Media Activity (DMA) has issued a special notice addressing its contractor community regarding procedures in the event of a lapse in federal appropriations for fiscal year 2018. Since the budget has not been enacted, there may be interruptions in funding that could impact ongoing DMA contracts. Contractors whose contracts have funding that spans the lapse and can operate without direct DMA technical oversight are expected to continue performance without any additional notification. However, contractors must carefully manage funding and are required to immediately cease work and notify DMA if funds are depleted or if explicit guidance from the Contracting Officer or their representative is needed. Contracts with excepted functions, such as those protecting property or providing essential IT support, will continue to operate during the lapse with oversight and specific notifications from DMA. During the funding lapse, DMA personnel and facilities will largely be unavailable, which includes limited communication capacities such as no access to voicemail, email, or mail. Contractors are advised to delay communications until after operations resume and to use specified mailing addresses for any necessary shipments. Payments to contractors will be suspended until government funding is restored, at which time the DMA will resume normal operations and may provide additional funding if necessary. Contractors are instructed to notify DMA promptly of any expiring performance periods or contract options. The notice emphasizes maintaining cooperation with DMA throughout the funding lapse and provides contact information for acquisition-related inquiries.

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DMA contractors must pause work without funds, continue excepted functions, and await funding restoration.

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561990 - All Other Support Services

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MD

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Defense Media Activity Shutdown Special Notice

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → Hq Defense Media Activity
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OfficeFORT MEADE, MD, 20755, USA
Office AddressFORT MEADE, MD, 20755, USA
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Solicitation Number: Defense Media Activity Communication Notice Type: Special Notice Synopsis: Dear Industry Partner, This is to advise Defense Media Activity (DMA) contractor community of the DMA plans regarding contract actions in the event that there is a lapse in appropriations. As you are aware, the budget for fiscal year 2018 has not been enacted and may result in a lapse in the funds and resources required to administer existing DMA contracts. As a consequence of the lapse, certain existing contracts may be required to stop working, delay delivery, or other instructions, as outlined below. This notice is for all DMA contractors. No additional notification will be sent to DMA contractors unless specified, below. CONTRACTOR INSTRUCTIONS: - The following type of DMA contract will not be affected by a lapse in funding: A contract that has a period of performance that spans the lapse in appropriations, has sufficient funding, and, work can be conducted during the lapse without direct DMA technical oversight should continue performance. DMA will not provide a separate notification or communication to these contracts. Unless a contractor is provided a formal notification to the contrary, all DMA contractors are considered to fall into this category and must continue to comply with all terms, conditions, requirements and deliveries specified in their contract(s). If, at any time, it is necessary to obtain direction or guidance from the Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) or Contracting Officer (CO) assigned to this contract, you must immediately notify the e-mail address identified below and wait until guidance can be provided. If, at any time, you run out of funding, you must immediately notify the e-mail address identified below and STOP WORK until the Government re-opens and guidance can be provided. Your organization is not authorized to continue performance beyond that period covered by the allotted funding and is cautioned to closely manage all available funding, as additional funding will not be provided while the Agency is without appropriations. If, at any time, your period of performance expires or is about to expire, or your option period has expired or is about to expire, you need to immediately notify the Acquisitions POC identified at the end of this message. - Excepted Contracts, mandated continuation of operation: A contract that contained excepted functions will continue working during a lapse in appropriations, and, will be assigned a COR for DMA oversight. These contracts typically protect property. IT support is also excepted when it is needed to keep excepted functions going. Excepted contracts will be provided with a specific notification from the DMA. These contractors must continue to comply with all terms, conditions, requirements and deliveries specified in their contract(s). If your Contract requires access to DMA facilities, contact the points of contact below for guidance. You may need to stop work if the facilities are not accessible. E-mail, Phone, Fax, and Postal Mail Contacts: For the duration of the funding lapse most DMA employees will be prohibited from working. Consequently, there will be no access to voice mail, e-mail, fax, or postal mail during this period. Mail requiring someone to sign/accept may not be received. All other postal mail, fax, and voice mail communications will not be acted upon until after operations resume. It is recommended that you delay sending communications until after operations resume. Shipments that must be sent to DMA during a funding lapse should be addressed as follows: FT MEAD MD: 6700 Taylor Avenue, E-211, Ft. Mead MD 20755, Attention LT Carlton Phone: 301-222-6708 DINFOS: 6500 Mapes Rd Ft MEADE MD 20755, Attention TSGT Keisha James Phone: 301-677-3951 RIVERSIDE: DMA RIVERSIDE, Attn: MSG Barber, 23755 Z STREET BLDG 2730, RIVERSIDE CA 92518, Phone: (951) 413-2506 Payments: No payments will be made during the shutdown. The direction in this notice is in effect until you are notified differently by DMA. It is anticipated that these instructions will be in effect until appropriations again become available for the Federal Government and this Agency. Once Federal appropriations again become available, DMA facilities will reopen and Government oversight and administrative personnel will resume their normal duties. Funding, if deemed necessary, can be added to your contract or award at that time. CONTACT INFORMATION FOR DMA ACQUISITIONS: LT C. Carlton, 301-222-6708, Craig.J.Carlton.Mil@mail.mil Thank you for your continued partnership with DMA and for your cooperation as we work together to manage a potential lapse in appropriations. Sincerely, Kristen A. Mistichelli Director, DMA Acquisition and Procurement

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