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The Department of Veterans Affairs, Enterprise Procurement Office, issued a sources sought/request for information to identify qualified certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses capable of supporting Veterans Identification Card operations. The anticipated requirement covers application processing, help desk and AskVA support, data quality support, and project management services. The effort is expected to be structured as a firm-fixed-price contract with one 12-month base period, a 30-day transition-in period, and three 12-month option periods.
The scope includes managing daily Veterans Identification Card application queues, reviewing and validating applicant information, correcting image issues, resolving duplicate records, maintaining logs and centralized records, and supporting workload continuity during outages or backlog conditions. The contractor would also be expected to provide customer support by managing inquiry queues, responding within required timeframes, routing or escalating inquiries as needed, and supporting Veteran-facing service channels.
In addition, the requirement includes data quality support, monthly reporting, transition planning, business continuity, and compliance with Department of Veterans Affairs information security and privacy requirements. Performance is anticipated to occur primarily virtually or at the contractor's facility within the United States. The notice is for market research and acquisition planning purposes only and is intended to confirm the availability of capable SDVOSB firms for a potential 100% set-aside.
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