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U099 - U.S. Naval Community College (USNCC)Consortium for Integrated Academic Solutions (CIAS)

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The solicitation N0018926RB002 for the U.S. Naval Community College Consortium for Integrated Academic Solutions (CIAS) is a non-personal services Multiple Award Contract with a maximum ceiling of $342,689,131.55 under an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) structure. Proposals must be submitted in three volumes, with Volume I, the Non-Price Proposal, strictly limited to 73 total pages inclusive of all content including charts and graphics, divided among four evaluation factors: Institutional Characteristics (5 pages), Performance Approach (8 pages), Academic Capabilities (54 pages), and Past Performance (6 pages). The Academic Capabilities section allows up to 18 distinct academic fields, each limited to three pages, for a total of 54 pages. Proposals are evaluated in two phases: Phase I requires a minimum “Acceptable” rating for Institutional Characteristics to advance, and Phase II evaluates the other three non-price factors equally, each requiring at least an “Acceptable” rating with Past Performance needing “Satisfactory Confidence.” Price is considered last and is significantly less important than technical merit, with award to be made based on best value tradeoff, not lowest price. The closing date is 4:00 PM EDT on May 15, 2026, and submissions must be sent via email in PDF or Excel format only to the designated address, with no other submission methods accepted. The contract will support the development of naval-relevant academic programs including associate degrees, certificates, micro-credentials, and courses, with performance spanning August 1, 2026, through January 31, 2032, including a six-month option period. Contract administration requires compliance with FAR and DFARS clauses including 52.215-1 and 52.222-90, use of WAWF for invoicing, adherence to cybersecurity standards such as NIST SP 800-171, and compliance with data rights, privacy, and anti-kickback regulations. Offerors must hold a valid UEI and CAGE code, disclose size and socioeconomic status, and comply with the Buy American Act and restrictions on prohibited telecommunications equipment. The contract includes on-ramp and off-ramp provisions allowing for the addition or removal of contractors to expand or refine the academic offerings over time.

General Info

Department of Defense contract supports US Naval Community College academic programs, $342M IDIQ in Annapolis.

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611310 - Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools

Place of Performance

Annapolis, MD, 21402, USA

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Attachment I Secure Data Sharing Technical Requirements v0.2

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Attachment IX Pricing Sheet for USNCC Consortium

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Attachment XI Solicitation Questions and Answers

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Attachment XI Solicitation Questions and Answers

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N0018926RB002 Attachment IV Pricing Sheet

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Solicitation Q and A Attachment for USNCC Associate Degree Partnership

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USNCC CIAS Performance Work Statement

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USNCC CIAS Solicitation Q&A Attachment V

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USNCC Consortium Agreement Addendum I

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Addendum III - English 101 Course Description

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Addendum II - USNCC Naval Studies Certificate Course Descriptions

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Addendum IV - USNCC ACE Credit Recommendations Review

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Attachment II: Academic Program Classification v0.2

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Institutional Characteristics and Capabilities Questionnaire

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → Navsup Flt Logistics Ctr Norfolk
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OfficeNORFOLK, VA, 23511-3392, USA
Office AddressNORFOLK, VA, 23511-3392, USA

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13-May-2026. Q&A form, Attachment XI, is updated. 


06-May-2026. * Q&A form, Attachment XI, is updated.


Amendment 0008


Section L is amended to conform to the page limitation outlined in Amendment 0004:


Volume I: Non-Price Proposal Submission Guidelines


The "Non-Price Proposal," referred to as Volume I, is strictly limited to a maximum of 73 pages in total. This page count is all-inclusive, covering all content such as charts, diagrams, and other graphics. The proposal consists of four key evaluation factors, each with a specific page limitation. The Offeror’s submission for the Academic Capabilities section must be integrated into the complete Volume I package.



Breakdown of Non-Price Evaluation Factors


Evaluation Factor                                         Associated Form                                       Page Limit


Institutional Characteristics                        Phase I Form                                               5 pages


Performance Approach                                   N/A                                                          8 pages


Academic Capabilities*                            Phase II Form                                               54 pages


Past Performance                                    Past Performance Info. Form                           6 pages


                                                                                     Total                                            73  pages



*Note on Academic Capabilities: Offerors are permitted to propose a maximum of 18 distinct academic fields. Each proposed field must be detailed within the Phase 2 Academic Capabilities Form and is limited to three (3) pages per proposed field. The Academic Capabilities non-priced factor is limited to a maximum of 54 pages. (18 distinct academic fields x three (3) pages per proposed field = 54 maximum number of pages). Example: University proposes three (3) fields x three (3) pages per proposed field = Nine (9) maximum number of pages for this specific non-priced factor. The individual page limits for each evaluation factor will govern the length of the respective sections. The total length of Volume I will be the sum of the pages submitted for each of the four factors.


Attachments: Amendment 0008 and conformed solicitation through Amendment 0008.



* Amendment 0007 is uploaded. Also, a conformed copy of solicitation N0018926RB002 through Amendment 0007 is uploaded. The conformed copy is the entire solicitation and encompases all of the amendments made to the document up to and including Amendment 0007. 



Amendment 0007


FAR clauses 52.215-1 and 52.222-90 added.



Amendment 0006


1. Attachment XI, Q&A, is updated.


2. Deadline for all questions is amended to 05-May-2026.


3. Section L is amended as follows:


Each successful offeror will receive an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract with a preestablished maximum ceiling of $342,689,131.55. For source selection, best-value tradeoff, and price analysis purposes the Government will consider the offeror's credit hour rates, applicable fees, materials, and fully burdened rates for the program management and IT Data Support CLINs. This approach ensures a fair evaluation regardless of the number of programs an offeror provides.



*Update to attachments on 29-April-2026: Attachment XI, Questions and answers, has been updated.


Amendment 0005


1. Questions and answers, Attachment XI, is updated.


2. Updated pricing guide instructions, Attachment IX.


3. Sections H and M are updated.


4. The Performance Work Statement, Attachment VIII, is updated.


5. FAR clause 52.222-90 is incorporated by reference.



Amendment 0004


1.) The closing date is extended to 4:00 PM EDT, 15-May-2026.



2.) The Phase 1 Institutional Characteristics Form is amended as follows:



FROM


TECHNOLOGY/DATA Does the institution attest that Executive Level POC listed on Page 1 has reviewed the technology requirements? (NB: should the institution be determined viable – a comprehensive plan will be part of the Performance Approach Evaluation)



TO


TECHNOLOGY/DATA Does the institution attest that Executive Level POC listed on Page 1 has reviewed the technology requirements?



Offerors are responsible to review each attachment to ensure compliance with the solicitation.



3) Pricing Sheet IX amended.


4) Pricing sheet instruction IX uploaded to the attachments.    



5.) The page limitation instructions have been updated in Section L of the solicitation.


Volume I: Non-Price Proposal Submission Guidelines


The "Non-Price Proposal," referred to as Volume I, is strictly limited to a maximum of 73 pages in total. This page count is all-inclusive, covering all content such as charts, diagrams, and other graphics. The proposal consists of four key evaluation factors, each with a specific page limitation. The Offeror’s submission for the Academic Capabilities section must be integrated into the complete Volume I package.


Breakdown of Non-Price Evaluation Factors


Evaluation Factor                                                       Associated Form                                       Page Limit


Institutional Characteristics                                        Phase I Form                                             5 pages


Performance Approach                                               N/A                                                            8 pages


Academic Capabilities*                                               Phase II Form                                           54 pages


Past Performance                                                       Past Performance Info. Form                      6 pages


                                                                                     Total                                                          73  pages


*Note on Academic Capabilities: Offerors are permitted to propose a maximum of 18 distinct academic fields. Each proposed field must be detailed within the Phase 2 Academic Capabilities Form and is limited to three (3) pages per proposed field. The Academic Capabilities non-priced factor is limited to a maximum of 54 pages. (18 distinct academic fields x three (3) pages per proposed field = 54 maximum number of pages). Example: University proposes three (3) fields x three (3) pages per proposed field = Nine (9) maximum number of pages for this specific non-priced factor. The individual page limits for each evaluation factor will govern the length of the respective sections. The total length of Volume I will be the sum of the pages submitted for each of the four factors.



6.) Q&A Form updated with questions and answers, and reformatted as Attachment XI.




Amendment 0003


I.) The closing date is extended to 4:00 PM EDT, 05-May-2026.


2.) The attachment numbers are reformatted and an Index File is added as Attachment X. Offerors are responsible to review each attachment to ensure compliance with the solicitation.


Attachment I USNCC Consortium Agreement


Attachment II USNCC Data Sharing Technical Requirements Attachment III USNCC CIAS Definitions


Attachment IV USNCC Academic Program Classification Attachment V USNCC Naval Studies Certificate Attachment VI English IOI Overview


Attachment VII ACE Credit Recommendations NS Certificate Attachment VIII USNCC CIAS PWS


Attachment IX Pricing Sheet Attachment X Attachment Index Attachment XI Solicitation Q&A


Phase I Form Institutional Characteristics Phase 2 Form Academic Capabilities



3.) The page limitation instructions have been updated in Section L of the solicitation.


Volume I: Non-Price Proposal Submission Guidelines


The "Non-Price Proposal," referred to as Volume I, is strictly limited to a maximum of 55 pages in total. This page count is all-inclusive, covering all content such as charts, diagrams, and other graphics. The proposal consists of four key evaluation factors, each with a specific page limitation. The Offeror’s submission for the Academic Capabilities section must be integrated into the complete Volume I package.


Breakdown of Non-Price Evaluation Factors


Evaluation Factor                                                       Associated Form                                       Page Limit


Institutional Characteristics                                        Phase I Form                                             5 pages


Performance Approach                                               N/A                                                            8 pages


Academic Capabilities*                                               Phase II Form                                           36 pages


Past Performance                                                       Past Performance Info. Form                     6 pages


                                                                                     Total                                                           55 pages


*Note on Academic Capabilities: Offerors are permitted to propose a maximum of 18 distinct academic fields. Each proposed field must be detailed within the Phase 2 Academic Capabilities Form and is limited to two (2) pages per proposed field. The Academic Capabilities non-priced factor is limited to a maximum of 36 pages. (18 distinct academic fields x two (2) pages per proposed field = 36 maximum number of pages). Example: University proposes three (3) fields x two (2) pages per proposed field = 6 maximum number of pages for this specific non-priced factor.


The individual page limits for each evaluation factor will govern the length of the respective sections. The total length of Volume I will be the sum of the pages submitted for each of the four factors.



4.) Q&A Form updated with questions and answers, and reformatted as Attachment XI.



Amendment 0002


The following language is added to section L:


1. Each successful offeror will receive an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract with a preestablished maximum ceiling of $342,000,000. For source selection, best-value tradeoff, and price analysis purposes the Government will consider the offeror's credit hour rates, applicable fees, materials, and fully burdened rates for the program management and IT Data Support CLINs. This approach ensures a fair evaluation regardless of the number of programs an offeror provides. The pricing sheet, Attachment IV, is uploaded to the attachments section under the announcement in sam.gov.


2. The Page limitation instruction contained in Section L is revised as follows. Please refer to the instruction narrative in the attached Amendment 0002. Volume I: Non-Price Proposal Submission Guidelines The "Non-Price Proposal," referred to as Volume I, is strictly limited to a maximum of 37 pages in total. This page count is all-inclusive, covering all content such as charts, diagrams, and other graphics. The proposal consists of four key evaluation factors, each with a specific page limitation. The Offeror's submission for the Academic Capabilities section must be integrated into the complete Volume I package.


Breakdown of Non-Price Evaluation Factors


Evaluation Factor                               Associated Form                                             Page Limit


Institutional Characteristics                Phase I Form                                                   5 pages


Performance Approach                       N/A                                                                  8 pages


Academic Capabilities*                       Phase II Form                                                 18 pages


Past Performance                               Past Performance Info. Form                           6 pages


Total 37 pages


________________________________________


* Note on Academic Capabilities: Offerors may propose up to a maximum of 18 distinct academic fields. Each proposed academic field must be detailed on a single, dedicated page, contributing to the section's 18-page limit. The individual page limits for each evaluation factor will govern the length of the respective sections. The total length of Volume I will be the sum of the pages submitted for each of the four factors.


3. The Questions and Answers (Q&A) in Attachment V is amended to correct questions 19 and 20.


Answers to questions 19 and 20: Please refer to the amended page limitation outlined above and in Amendment 0002 contained in the attachments section of this solicitation announcement in sam.gov.


4. Attachment IV pricing sheet is attached.


5. An updated Question and Answer (Q&A) document is uploaded titled, "Attachment V"



Amendment 0001


1. Questions and Answers provided as Attachment V via this amendment to the solicitation.


2. Clarification is provided concerning Section M of the solicitation. Offerors will be provided to 
submit an excel spreadsheet as part of "Volume II Price Proposal." The spreadsheet will be included 
as Attachment IV and will be forthcoming in Amendment 0002. The language in the solicitation 
sections L&M have been updated.


This is non-personal services Multiple Award Contract (MAC). The contracts are for the continued development and expansion of the USNCC Consortium for Integrated Academic Solutions (CIAS), supporting the strategic growth and outreach of USNCC. The purpose of this requirement is for the USNCC to continue growth of high-quality, naval-relevant programs for the maritime services that are readily accessible, low cost, and scalable. Under this contract, the USNCC envisions providing academic programs and services leading to approximately 15-20 different associate degrees, as well as embedded and stand-alone certificates, micro-credentials, and courses in both technical and non-technical fields of study.

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