Nancy Lamon-Kritikos is a Contract Specialist. Nancy is associated with 13 contracts. Activity spans Hotels (except Casino Hotels) and Motels, Irradiation Apparatus Manufacturing, and Architectural Services.
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This solicitation is for a single-award, indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contract to provide Federal Identity, Credential, and Access Management modernization and operations and maintenance for the NRC security system. The procurement is set aside 100 percent for small businesses under NAICS code 561621, with a size standard of 20.5 million dollars. The contract will utilize time-and-materials and fixed-price task orders, and requires the use of specific brand-name materials where indicated to ensure system compatibility and warranty maintenance.
Proposals are evaluated based on five factors in descending order of importance: certifications, technical approach, past performance, corporate experience, and management/staffing plan. Certifications are a pass/fail requirement, and failure to provide necessary documentation results in immediate disqualification. While price is considered in the selection process, it is rated as less important than the technical factors. Technical submissions are limited to 30 pages, excluding resumes, certifications, and pricing volumes.
This contract seeks architectural and engineering (A-E) firms to support the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission's (NRC) long-term housing strategy and restoration activities primarily at the White Flint Complex in Rockville, Maryland. The procurement is a competitive, single IDIQ task ordering contract set aside exclusively for qualified service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses (SDVOSB) under NAICS code 541310. The contract is expected to have a base year plus four one-year options, with a maximum ceiling of $5.5 million and a guaranteed minimum of $75,000. Services encompass a broad range of design-related activities such as field surveys, engineering studies, design and construction documents, project management, construction administration, and permit acquisition. Firms must have licensed personnel in key disciplines and comply with organizational conflict of interest rules, as the awarded firm will be precluded from competing on subsequent construction contracts resulting from this work.
Submittal of Standard Form 330 is required, with a deadline of 2:00 pm EST on April 14, 2015. Evaluation of responses will focus on five key criteria: professional qualifications of key personnel, specialized experience and technical competence (including environmental considerations), past performance, capacity to perform multiple projects concurrently, and geographic proximity to the project site. Detailed guidance is provided for required personnel qualifications and documentation of relevant project experience, past performance, and team capacity. Firms located within 50 miles of the NRC headquarters will be preferred due to the anticipated on-site presence. Post-evaluation, discussions and negotiations will proceed to award a firm-fixed-price and/or time-and-materials contract following FAR procedures. Registrations in the System for Award Management (SAM) are mandatory prior to contract award. The contracting officer for inquiries is Nancy Lamon-Kritikos.
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission is establishing a sole source contract with the North Bethesda Marriott Hotel and Conference Center to provide event space for its annual all employees meeting. The initial meeting is scheduled for September 15, 2014, with the agreement covering two subsequent years. The primary goal of these meetings is to allow Commissioners to review agency accomplishments, discuss future challenges, and engage with staff.
The North Bethesda Marriott was selected because it is the only facility within walking distance of the NRC Headquarters capable of accommodating 1,200 attendees. This proximity is critical to maximizing staff participation and minimizing costs related to transportation and lost productivity. The venue was further justified based on its proven ability to meet the agency's specific security and meeting requirements through previous successful collaborations.
This solicitation, identified as RFP No. NRC-HQ-13-R-03-0126, seeks a contractor to provide hotel and conference space and services for the annual Regulatory Information Conference. The procurement is open to all businesses under NAICS code 721110 and will result in a hybrid contract featuring both firm fixed price and indefinite quantity terms. Selection will be determined based on the offeror's technical approach, past performance, and price.
Interested parties must submit electronic quotations by August 9, 2013, and ensure they are registered in the Central Contractor Registration database prior to award. All official communications and amendments are distributed exclusively through the FedBizOpps website. Questions regarding the acquisition must be submitted by July 30, 2013, to the designated point of contact, Nancy Lamon-Kritikos.
