Requires contractor to identify where contract performance will occur.
Applicability: Required in sealed bid solicitations when place of performance is a relevant factor.
Key Requirements
Identify primary place(s) where work will be performed
Disclose if performance will be at multiple locations
Include subcontractor performance locations
Notify CO of any changes to place of performance
Common Issues & Pitfalls
Being vague about performance location or using only a general headquarters address
Not disclosing subcontractor locations that are material to the contract
Moving work location after award without CO approval
Failing to understand geographic preferences or scoring factors
Contractor Guidance for Your Bid
Place of performance matters to agencies for multiple reasons: small business set-asides often have geographic preferences, performance in specific regions may affect scoring, and nearness to agency locations can be an advantage. Be specific about where YOU will perform work, and clearly identify which portions are subcontracted out.
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