Federal contract vehicle · indefinite delivery / indefinite quantity
The Reliance Consolidated Models V (recom V) Effort Is a Consolidation of Design And/or Fabrication of Aerospace Model Systems and Developmental Test Hardware Used for Spaceflight, Flight, Spaceflight Development, and Ground-based Tests Supporting Nasa Langley Research Center (larc). This Contract May Be Used to Support Other Nasa Centers That Require Work Within the Scope of the Recom V Performance Work Statement (PWS). Market Research Was Conducted in Order to Determine the Level of Existing Small Business Capabilities. a Sources-sought Synopsis Was Issued on January 19, 2018 Seeking Capability Statements From Potential Sources Under North American Industrial Classification System (NAICS) 541715, Research and Development in Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences With a Size Standard of 1,500 Employees. Based on the Responses Received, the Contracting Officer, With the Concurrence of the Small Business Specialist, Determined That an Adequate Number of Small Business Concerns Existed to Allow the Larc Procurement to Be Conducted as a Total Small Business Set Aside. the Recom V Procurement Was Solicited as a Multiple-award Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Effort With a 5-YEAR Period of Performance. the Government Intended to Award Up to Four (4) Contracts as a Result of the Solicitation However, Reserved the Right to Award More or Less for Offeror(s) Determined by the Ssa to Represent the Best Value to the Government. Delivery Orders Issued Against Awarded Contracts Will Be Awarded on a Firm-fixed Price (FFP) or Cost-plus-fixed Fee (CPFF) Basis. the Government Will Order Through the Issuance of Delivery Orders a Minimum Quantity of Work of $25,000 Per Contract Under This Contract. the Total Maximum Cumulative Value of the Indefinite Delivery/indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Contracts Is $9.5M.
Committed
$13.3 Million
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