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CSRO II Responses to Industry Questions

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CSRO II RFP Questions and Answers RFP # 70RDA126R00000008 #

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Question / Request for Clarification
Section C.4.4 states that the Contractor shall procure materials, supplies, equipment, and vehicles to support DHS foreign assistance-funded activities, and lists 'Site improvements at foreign staging or housing locations (e.g., Los Planes de Gualaca)' among those activities, while the same section states that 'Construction is explicitly excluded.'

Final Draft RFP Posting on 7Aug-2026

Section C.4.4 (Foreign Partner CapacityBuilding Support)

Final Draft RFP Posting on 7Aug-2026

Given the personnel suitability and entry-on-duty processing timelines in PWS Section C.11.2, and the Post Award Section C.11.2 (Post-Award Instructions Conference requirement in C.6.3 (no later than five business days after award), will the Government confirm whether a Regarding Security Requirements for Non- defined transition-in or phase-in period will be established at the IDIQ or task order level? If so, will the Government Classified Contracts/Orders) and Section provide the anticipated duration and clarify whether the Contractor is expected to achieve full operational capability, including cleared and EOD-approved personnel, at contract start, at the initial task order start, or at the conclusion of a C.6.3 (Post Award Conference)
defined transition period?

Final Draft RFP Posting on 7Aug-2026

Section C.10 (Government Acceptance
Period) and Section E.2 (Inspection)

Final Draft RFP Posting on 7Aug-2026

Will the Government confirm that the Contractor's responsibility is limited to procuring the materials, supplies, and equipment associated with such site improvements, and that the Contractor is not responsible for performing the physical site improvement work itself? If the Contractor is expected to perform or arrange performance of site improvement work, will the Government clarify how that expectation is reconciled with the construction exclusion?

DHS Response

Correct, the Contractor is only responsible for providing the materials but NOT responsible for conducting the physical site improvement work.
Construction exclusion does not interfere with the scope the contractor is authorized to perform.

DHS MGMT shall work with DHS Personnel Security Division (PSD) to provide security determinations within the intial week of contract award. The Contractor shall abide by all requsted documentation to be completed in order to

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