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Innovation, Integration, and Information Support (3IS) III

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FA2518-23-R-0007Federal

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General Info

Contract Value

$17,917,314.25

NAICS

541715 - Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)

Place of Performance

Colorado Springs, CO, 80912, USA

Set-Aside

8A

Award Issued Date

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392d Combat Training Squadron Performance Work Statement

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392d Combat Training Squadron Performance Work Statement (PWS) Redline v2.0

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392d Combat Training Squadron Performance Work Statement (v2.0)

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392d Combat Training Squadron Performance Work Statement v2.0

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3IS III Attachment 16 Section M - Evaluation Factors for Award

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3IS III Consolidated Q&A from Industry v5.0

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3IS III PECP v3.0 - Schriever SFS, CO

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3IS III Performance Work Statement

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3IS III Performance Work Statement (PWS)

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3IS III Performance Work Statement (RFP FA2518-23-R-0007)

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3IS III Performance Work Statement (RFP# FA2518-23-R-0007)

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3IS III RFP FA2518-22-R-0023 Attachment 16 Section M

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3IS III RFP FA2518-23-R-0007 Attachment 15 Section L

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3IS III RFP FA2518-23-R-0007 Attachment 15 Section L

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3IS III Section L - Instructions to Offerors

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3IS III Section L - Instructions to Offerors

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3IS III Section L - Instructions to Offerors

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3IS III Section M - Evaluation Criteria

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Amendment 0001 to Solicitation FA2518-23-R-0007

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Amendment 0002 Summary of Changes - 3IS III (FA2518-23-R-0007)

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DD Form 254 - Contract Security Classification Specification (FA251823R0007)

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Innovation, Integration, and Information Support (3IS) III - Amendment 0001

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Solicitation Amendment FA251823R0007 0002

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Solicitation FA251823R00070002 - Innovation, Integration, and Information Support (3IS) III

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Solicitation FA2518-23-R-0007 Amendment 0001 Summary of Changes

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → FA2518 Ussf Spoc/saio
Contacts2 people available
OfficePETERSON AFB, CO, 80914-4184, USA
Office AddressPETERSON AFB, CO, 80914-4184, USA

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15 May 2023 ***NOTIFICATION ONLY*** As of 7 March 2023, the Contracting Officer for the 3IS III acquistion was hereby changed to: Stephanie Tancik stephanie.tancik.1@spaceforce.mil No other changes have taken place. 23 Feb 2023 The Government was notified by Industry that data could not be added to Attachment 13, Professional Employee Compensation Plan, Column called "BLS Occupation Title/Location - Location Specific". When trying to add data an error would occur. The Government has fixed the error, and therefore is attaching an updated version: 3IS III Attch 13 PECP v3.0. This is not an amendment to the Solicitiation since the Solicitation to include Attachments have not changed. NOTE 1: Submission for Phase I and Phase II proposal is still 7 March 2023 at 1400 MT. NOTE 2: For earlier posting, please refer back to FA2518-22-R-0023. 13 Feb 2023: Amendment 0002 The Government received a 2nd set of Questions / Comments from Industry submitted on 30 January 2023 on 3IS III Solicitation posted 23 January 2023. As a result, the Government issued Amendment 0002 as follows: The purpose of the amendment is to: 1. Administratively change Attachment 1, 3IS III PWS, and Attachment 15, Section L, Instructions to Offeror. 2. Submission remains unchanged at 7 March 2023, 1400 MT. 3. All other documents to include the Solicitation FA2518-23-R-0007 and attachments listed under Section J remain unchanged. Based upon the above, the Government is posting the following updated documents: Consolidated Q&A from Industry version 5.0 which includes 2nd Set of Q&A from RFP received on 30 Jan 2023, 1st Set of Q&A from RFP received on 30 Jan 2023, Q&A received on 15 Oct 2022, and Q&A received June 2022. Attachment 1, 3IS III PWS, version 7.0 to include Redline and Cleaned Up versions. Attachment 15, Section L, version 7.0 to include Redline and Cleaned Up Versions. Amendment 0002 of the Solicitation FA2518-23-R-0007 Summary of Changes to Amendment 0002 NOTE 1: Submission for Phase I and Phase II proposal is still 7 March 2023 at 1400 MT. NOTE 2: For earlier posting, please refer back to FA2518-22-R-0023. 7 Feb 2023: Amendment 0001 On 30 January 2023, the Government received Questions/Comments from Industry on the Innovation, Integration, and Information Support (3IS) III Solicitation posted on 23 January 2023. As a result, the Government is hereby changes the 3IS III Solicitation as follows: Amendment 0001 to Innovation, Integration, and Information Support (3IS) III Solicitation Posted on 23 January 2023. The purpose of this amendment is to: 1. Change 3IS III Solicitation No. from FA2518-22-R-0023 to FA2518-23-R-0007 to include all attachments references listed under Section J. Offerors shall submit their Phase I and Phase II proposal under new Solicitation No. FA2518-23-R-0007. 2. Change the Solicitation, Section J, Attachment 1, 3IS III PWS; Attachment 2, 3IS III DD254; Attachment 9, 392 CTS PWS; Attachment 15, Section L, 3IS III Instruction to Offerors; and Attachment 16, Section M, 3IS III, Evaluation Criteria. 3. Extend the submission date to 7 March 2023 at 1400 MT. 4. All other attachments listed under the Solicitation, Section J, remain unchanged. Please refer back to the previous posting under FA2518-22-R-0023 posted on 23 January 2023 for these documents. Based upon the above, the Government is posting the following documents: Consolidated Q&A from Industry version 4.0 which includes Q&A from RFP received on 30 Jan 2023, Q&A received on 15 Oct 2022, and Q&A received June 2022. Attachment 1, 3IS III PWS, version 6.0 to include Redline and Cleaned Up versions. Attachment 2, 3IS III DD254, version 5.0 Attachment 9, 392 CTS PWS, version 2.0 to include Redline and Cleaned Up versions. Attachment 15, Section L, version 6.0 to include Redline and Cleaned Up Versions. Attachment 16, Section M, version 6.0 to include Redline and Cleaned Up versions. Amendment 0001 of the Solicitation FA2518-23-R-0007 Summary of Changes to Amendment 0001 NOTE 1: Submission for Phase I and Phase II proposal is now 7 March 2023 at 1400 MT. NOTE 2: For earlier posting, please refer back to FA2518-22-R-0023.

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