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Dear Prospective Respondents, This is to notify you that US Deptartment of Housing and Urban Development has cancelled the planned Integrated Pest Management Training Services (IPM) Project. RFI No. 8... Dear Prospective Respondents, This is to notify you that US Deptartment of Housing and Urban Development has cancelled the planned Integrated Pest Management Training Services (IPM) Project. RFI No. 86614123Q00011. US Deptartment of Housing and Urban Development will post any new opportunities on the U.S. Governmentwide point of entry GPE, the System for Award Management (SAM) website (http://www.sam.gov) or www.grants.gov. Please monitor the sites for any upcoming opportunities. Questions and Answers are posted as an attachment to this notice. AMENDMENT 03 – This amendment does the following: Deletes HUDAR clause, 2452.239-71. Deletes FAR clause, 52.219-14. Limitations on Subcontracting, FAR Clause 52.224-3 Privacy Training, and FAR Clause 52.239-1 Privacy or Security Safeguards Updates the PWS, Section 4.4, Contractor Responsibilities. Extends the Offer Due date from 26 OCT to 27 OCT. The solicitation revisions are shown as font strikethrough of previous information with new information highlighted. All other terms of the solicitation remain unchanged. AMENDMENT 02 – The government did not previously include sufficient clauses in the solicitation to govern data rights in the subsequent contract. This omission was in error. The government intends to incorporate a data rights clause and extend the due dates for questions and offers. This amendment does the following: Incorporates FAR clause, 52.227-14, Rights In Data – General. Re-opens the question and answer period to allow for questions received from the release of this amendment to 1600 Central Time, 24 OCT 2023. The offer due date is extended from 20 OCT 2023 to 26 OCT 2023. The solicitation revisions are shown as font strikethrough of previous information with new information highlighted. All other terms of the solicitation remain unchanged. AMENDMENT 01 – Revise Attachment 01 – PWS, see updated attachment. PWS is revised to remove Task 5.6 from the task section as well as the deliverables and Performance Requirements Summary (PRS) section. The solicitation revisions are shown as red font strikethrough for removal from the project. All other terms of the solicitation remain unchanged. This is a combined synopsis/solicitation for commercial products or commercial services prepared in accordance with the format in subpart 12.6, as supplemented with additional information included in this notice. This announcement constitutes the only solicitation; proposals are being requested and a written solicitation will not be issued. The solicitation number is issued as request for quotation, 86614123Q00011. The solicitation document and incorporated provisions and clauses are those in effect through Federal Acquisition Circular 2023-05. The associated NAICS is 611430, size standard $11M, and this action is unrestricted with no small business set-asides being used. A list of line item number(s) and items, quantities, and units of measure (including option(s), if applicable) Period of Performance: 24 NOV 2023 – 23 NOV 2028 (Including Option Periods) OFFER DUE DATE: The quotes are due by 26 OCT 2023 at 1400 Central Time. HUD/OLHCHH requires continued support for ongoing IPM requirement by providing a broad range of technical assistance (TA) and capacity development (CD) services to housing providers. The goal of this relationship is to work with housing providers to implement IPM practices for cockroaches, bed bugs, and rodents. To meet this goal, some housing providers will only want limited TA, but free training will be offered as both an incentive and a logical step in a larger process. At the time of training, the basic framework should be in place for trainees to make institutional changes immediately after the training day. In the case of staff turnover, continued TA will be considered as an eligible activity. Evaluation will continue to be a part of this project. The project will emphasize maximum coordination among housing providers, federal and extension partners, and healthy housing organizations; minimize duplication of effort; and promote well-vetted, research-based resources—where they exist—for the affordable housing audience. HUD expects the outcome to result in public housing provider’s successful IPM implementation, reduce infestation in public housing, and a healthier public housing community and environment.