FSS III - Draft Request for Proposals Questions and Answers

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Reference
Draft RFP
Sec. L
Sec. M

Draft RFP
Sec. M
PWS

FSS III

Solicitation #: FA910127RB001
Questions and Answers
Date: 22 October 2026
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Question
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Section L-3.3.1 General,
Section L-3.3.1 states that Offerors should refer to Sections M-2.4.1 and M-2.4.2 for the characteristics The references contained within the draft Request for Proposal (RFP) page 14 of 19 and 15 of 19 or aspects the Government will consider when determining the recency and relevancy of past Section L-3.3.1 released 31 August 2026 were in error. These performance references. However, Sections M-2.4.1 and M-2.4.2 appear to address the evaluation of references will be updated in the final RFP to Section M-2.3.1 (past performance recency) and M-2.3.2 (past performance relevancy). M-2.4.1 Completeness, page price proposals (completeness and reasonableness) rather than past performance. Please confirm whether these references are correct or provide the applicable Section M references that contain the Government's recency and relevancy evaluation criteria for past performance submissions. M-2.4.2 Reasonableness,

Section M-2.2.5.2

Section M-2.2.5.2, Mission Essential Contractor Services, states that the Government will evaluate the The Draft PWS released on 31 August 2026 includes PWS 3.7.8 on Offeror's Mission Essential Contractor Services Plan based on the Arnold AFB missions or page 69. The requirement states, "The Contractor shall perform responsibilities identified in Performance Work Statement (PWS) 3.7.8. However, PWS 3.7.8 does not Security Services, Operations Center and [Command and Control] C2 appear to be included in the Performance Work Statement. Element Functions, [Fire and Emergency Services] FES, and Environmental Management after normal working hours, for up to 24 Please identify the correct PWS reference or provide the applicable missions and responsibilities that hours per day, 7 days per week as needed to support mission requirements upon implementation of contingency plans and during Offerors should address in their Mission Essential Contractor Services Plans emergencies, major accidents, disasters, or Continuation of Essential [Department of Defense] DoD Contractor Services during crises.

"Security Services, Operations Center C2 Element Functions, FES, and Environmental Management are deemed to be mission essential services during a crisis. The Contractor shall have the capability to surge to sufficient manning to ensure these services are maintained