Issuing an ID/IQ using SAP procedures

Started by verygreen · Jan 9, 2012 · 3 replies

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    verygreen

    Jan 9, 2012 · 14y ago

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    Is it possible to issue an ID/IQ contract using SAP procedures? I have a requirement which is under $150k and the end user wants to be able to buy at least 100 widgets but no more than 500 widgets per year over a three year period. They are commerical items. Is there a better way to issue this without having to make 15 options or turning it into a large contract?

    Does FAR 13.302-1 (b ) (1) restrict this?

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    joel hoffman

    Jan 9, 2012 · 14y ago

    Is it possible to issue an ID/IQ contract using SAP procedures? I have a requirement which is under $150k and the end user wants to be able to buy at least 100 widgets but no more than 500 widgets per year over a three year period. They are commerical items. Is there a better way to issue this without having to make 15 options or turning it into a large contract?

    Just a question: are there multiple manufacturers and/or suppliers? If so, would a BPA arrangement for competition work? Would that allow you to keep price competition fresh over a three year period?

    Does FAR 13.302-1 (b ) (1) restrict this?

    I don't think so. Did you read 12.207( c)? It discusses ID/IQ contracts for commercial items.

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    verygreen

    Jan 9, 2012 · 14y ago

    Probably should have mentioned that it's a sole source.

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    Guest Vern Edwards

    Jan 9, 2012 · 14y ago

    I do not know of any rule that prevents the use of simplified acquisition procedures to award an IDIQ contract. FAR 13.302-1(B)(1) says that you must specify the quantity of supplies. You would specify the quantity as a minimum with authority to order up to the maximum.

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