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The U.S Government will first issue a Draft RFP to solicit questions and feedback from Bidders. The intent of this process is to both enhance the Bidders’ understanding of the Project and the RFP, and... The U.S Government will first issue a Draft RFP to solicit questions and feedback from Bidders. The intent of this process is to both enhance the Bidders’ understanding of the Project and the RFP, and to improve the RFP itself based on the input received. When reviewing the Draft RFP, Bidders should consider the following: 1. Does the schedule for the procurement process provided in the Procurement Schedule provide sufficient time to maximize opportunities to meet or exceed the overall Project Requirements and Goals? 2. Do the Project Requirements provide sufficient definition, or would it be beneficial for the US Government to provide additional detail on what is required? Based on the comments and questions received during the review period, the US Government may modify the RFP as it deems appropriate and will issue a final RFP by May 31, 2023. The Government is asking for comments on the solicitation prior to it being officially released. NO PRICING or PROPOSALS MAY BE SENT Send comments to Micheal Siwek: michael.f.siwek.civ@mail.mil Primary Point of Contact.: Michael Siwek, Contract Specialist michael.f.siwek.civ@mail.mil Phone: 4102783876 Secondary Point of Contact: Gloria E. Atkins, Contracting Officer **** Revision 5/30/2023, Vendor Q&A posted to Draft. Please see attached **** **** Revision 6/1/20232, Additional Vendor Q&A questions 63 and 64 posted to Draft. Please see attached****