Contract · Federal
TRAINING INSTRUCTOR OPERATOR SERVICES SUPPORT II
DEPT OF DEFENSE / DEPT OF THE ARMY ORLANDO, FL
- Status Closes in 18 days
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside Small Business Set Aside - Total
Scope
This is Amendment 01....
The purpose of this posting is to notify all interested parties of the release of Amendment 001 for the TRIOSS II Request for Proposals (RFP).
Below is a high-level summary of the itemized changes incorporated into this amendment.
This summary list is provided solely as a quick reference and is not definitive.
Amendment 001 may include other vital updates, administrative corrections, or technical changes across the solicitation package.
Each Offeror is strictly required to thoroughly review all documents and attachments downloaded with this amendment to ensure full compliance in their proposal submission.
Section H.1.5 Monthly Staffing Report (MSR) and Invoicing: This was re-written to create a better understanding on monthly reporting and that Attachment 008 is an example to be used in creation of Offeror’s own Monthly Invoicing Reconciliation report.
Section M.3.3.2 updated to show formula for overall TEP: TEP=CLIN 0001+CLIN 1001+CLIN 2001+CLIN 3001+CLIN 4001+$60,000.00 PWS section 3.0.9.3 updated to reflect “Grace Period” PWS section 3.18.2 updated Section H.1.1 definition of 2 Day Grace Period updated.
Section M.2.1(f) Updated “Realism” wording.
Section M.3.3.6 Updated language.
Section L.3.3.1 Updated price reasonableness language in first paragraph.
Updated Attachment 007 with Papago Park CBA (This is a newly adopted CBA site) and WD for JBSA in TX Updated Section L.3.3.18 to identify the Wage Determination classification Updated wording and instructions in L.3.3.4 on “Attachment 003 TRIOSS Pricing Workbook”.
Updated Section H.1.1 Phase-In Exception Updated PWS section 3.18.2 Phase-In Updated language in L.3.1.1 (1) Phase-In Plan Updated language in M.3.1.1 (1) Phase-In Plan Section M.3.3.8 language under CBA Sites was updated Answers to Questions wer...
Typical award value
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Timeline
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Posted
Oct 19, 2026
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Status
Open now
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