R--NASA SHARED SERVICES CENTER (NSSC) REVISED PROCUREMENT SCHEDULE
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The NASA Shared Services Center (NSSC) procurement schedule has been updated to include a pre-solicitation conference and the finalization of lease terms for available site locations. Key milestones in the revised schedule include a tentative pre-solicitation conference on September 1, 2004, at NASA headquarters in Washington, DC, followed by the release of the final Request for Proposal (RFP) around September 13, 2004. Offerors are allotted an eight-week period to prepare their proposals, with the selection of a contractor anticipated in early May 2005 and the award expected by late May 2005. Potential Offerors are reminded that this procurement will be conducted as a best value acquisition, utilizing the trade-off process as specified in the Federal Acquisition Regulation. Additional details about the pre-solicitation conference will be provided via a subsequent federal business opportunities (FedBizOpps) posting. Questions or requests for further information can be directed to Jim Becker, the NSSC Contracting Officer, by phone or email.
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