While NITAAC struggles to get CIO-SP4 awarded, this interview with one of Red Team’s resident IDIQ/GWAC experts covers the latest takeaways on what promises to be the next BIG IT services GWAC. Yes, we said services and SEWP in the same sentence.
Just a few of the topics covered in this interview include:
- Get your DeLorean out as we go back in time with Adjectival ratings taking center stage again.
- There is no limit on the number of awards, but that does not mean there will be an Unlimited number of awards.
- Volume One is important, but Volume Three is where the rubber meets the road.
- NASA sidestepping pricing evaluation.
- Joe shares his take on how the NAICS will play out, referencing Question #1485 in the Q&A – it is all about the tasks.
- A projected timeline for RFP release.
AND much more…
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Great Stuff. Thank you. NASA SEWP is positioned to fill the void left by the collapsing CIO-SP4 vehicle. A must win for any IT services contractor.
When you count up the actual number of small business Primes who won CIO-SP4, it is a very small numbers and most are JVs. One company had four wins alone (Over/Under). IF SEWP is able to deliver on providing services, the small business community will make VI a huge success, with NITAAC left in the dust.
Joe – Have any other agencies had success with upholding adjectival ratings the courts on a big IDIQ?
Joe – Have you see adjectival ratings hold up in the courts for any recent large IDIQ or high profile contract?