Common use of CONTRACTOR TEAMING Clause in Contracts

CONTRACTOR TEAMING. The MOA holder may form teams as follows: (1) MOA holder with Subcontractor Team Agreements (STAs) or (2) Contractor Team Arrangements (CTAs) (1) The MOA holder may form STAs when responding to contract or task order opportunities, or at any time during the life of the MOA. The following will apply: (a) The MOA holder as the prime contractor must qualify for the required FA for a contract or task order and not its proposed subcontractor(s). (b) Unless the proposed subcontractor is already on the MOA holder’s team or on eFAST’s subcontractor list, the MOA holder proposing a STA must provide a current XXX/Beta.XXX record, including active exclusion record, (within one (1) week from printout date) for each of its proposed subcontractors. (c) The MOA holder must manage its STA team members. The MOA holder is solely responsible for quality and timeliness of all work performed by its STA team member(s), and their performance is attributable to the team. Clause 3.6.1-7 Limitations on Subcontracting will be applied to a contract or task order with STA participation. The Government will review each contract or task order periodically to ensure compliance. (d) The MOA holder has one (1) of the following options to propose labor rates at the contract or task order level: (1) propose its eFAST ceiling rates for its proposed subcontractor(s); or (2) propose its subcontractor’s labor rates for proposed subcontractor’s and MOA holder’s proposed resources, if they are lower than the MOA holder’s eFAST ceiling rates. (2) Contractor Team Arrangements (CTAs) must be in compliance with the AMS Policy 3.2.2.7.3 - Contractor Team Arrangements, and Clause 3.2.2.7-8, Disclosure of Team Arrangements. The following will apply: (a) CTAs are exclusive for MOA holders and can only be formed after MOA award at the contract or task order level. There is no limit to the number of CTAs a MOA holder can be a part of. (b) CTA proposed for a contract or task order must include a signed CTA agreement. The CTA must clearly identify all participants in the agreement, roles, responsibilities, and point of contact information. The CTA agreement cannot conflict with the underlying T&C of each team member’s MOA. (c) When a CTA is used, the Government maintains "privity of contract" with both the CTA Team Lead and CTA team member(s). Only the CTA Team Lead is the awardee of a contract or task order. The CTA Team Lead is the Government's single point of contact and representative for the entire CTA team in the matters of contract administration and other applicable activities. (d) The CTA team qualifies to respond to a contract or task order opportunity based on the combination of all the FAs qualified by the CTA team, as long as the CTA Team Lead has the NAICS code for the procurement. All CTA team members must satisfy any additional small business set-aside category, per the “privity of contract”. (e) The CTA team may not propose any other subcontracting, although at its discretion, the Government may approve 1099 resources, on a limited basis. (f) Each CTA team member may use its eFAST labor rates for its own resources to respond to contract opportunities. As part of the discount offer, the CTA Team Lead may propose its team member’s labor rates for the CTA Team Lead’s proposed resources, if the rates are lower than the CTA Team Lead’s labor rates. On the other hand, the CTA Team Lead may propose its labor rates for the team member’s proposed resources, if the rates are lower than the team member’s labor rates. (g) The Contractor with a STA on a contract or task order is not eligible to form a CTA for the same contract or task order, unless its subcontractor(s) is/are also MOA holder(s). This arrangement is a CTA and not a STA. (3) The Contractor must include clauses listed in Attachment J-13 AMS Clause Subcontract Flowdown Chart in all subcontracting agreements and CTAs. (4) The MOA holder may utilize the services of self-employed (1099) individuals as subcontractors. (5) A large business that accumulates a total subcontract value exceeding $10 million under the eFAST program will be required to participate in the FAA’s Mentor Protégé Program (Ref. Clause 3.6.1-9).

CONTRACTOR TEAMING. The MOA holder may form teams as follows: (1) : MOA holder with Subcontractor Team Agreements (STAs) ); or (2) , Contractor Team Arrangements (CTAs). (1) The MOA holder may form STAs when responding to eFAST procurement opportunities at the individual contract or task order opportunities, or at any time during the life of the MOAlevel. The following will apply: (a) The MOA holder as the prime contractor must qualify for the required FA for a contract or task order and not its proposed subcontractor(s). (b) Unless the proposed subcontractor is already on the MOA holder’s team or on eFAST’s subcontractor listteam, the MOA holder proposing a an STA must provide a the following documentation for each of its proposed subcontractor: 1. A completed Attachment J-2 (Business Declaration Form) 2. A current XXX/Beta.XXX record, including active exclusion record, D&B Open Ratings report (within one (1) week year from printout datethe date of report issuance). The minimum Open Ratings score a subcontractor must obtain is 80. No other past performance information will be accepted. (b) The MOA holder may add or remove STA team member(s), subject to approval of the Contracting Officer, by submitting all specified documents in paragraph (c) above. The MOA holder may propose subcontractors who are on the eFAST subcontractor list or another MOA holder, and Open Ratings reports are not required for each of its proposed these subcontractors. (c) The MOA holder must will manage its STA team members. The MOA holder is will be solely responsible for quality and timeliness of all work performed by its STA team member(s), and their performance is attributable to the team. AMS Clause 3.6.1-7 Limitations on Subcontracting will be applied to a contract individual contracts or task order orders with STA participation. The Government FAA will review each contract or task order periodically to ensure compliance. (d) The MOA holder has will flow down contract clauses applicable to its STA team member(s). The AMS Clause 3.6.1-7 may be waived for one (1) full-time equivalent (FTE) and contracts under $100,000 only at the discretion of the following options Contracting Officer. For all others, the FAA does not intend to propose labor rates at grant waivers. MOA holders may utilize the contract or task order level: services of self-employed (11099) propose its individuals. They are considered subcontractors. However, they will not be required to submit Open Rating reports. A large business that accumulates a total subcontract value exceeding $10 million under the eFAST ceiling rates for its proposed subcontractor(sprogram will be required to participate in the FAA’s Mentor Protégé Program (Ref. AMS Clause 3.6.1-9); or (2) propose its subcontractor’s labor rates for proposed subcontractor’s and MOA holder’s proposed resources, if they are lower than the MOA holder’s eFAST ceiling rates. (2) Contractor Team Arrangements (CTAs) must will be in compliance with the AMS Policy 3.2.2.7.3 - Contractor Team Arrangements, and AMS Clause 3.2.2.7-8, Disclosure of Team Arrangements. The following will apply: (a) CTAs are exclusive for MOA holders and can only be formed after MOA award at the contract or task order level. There is no limit to A signed CTA agreement, completed Business Classification, and Functional Area Matrix must be provided as part of the number of CTAs a MOA holder can be a part ofCTA proposal for an individual contract or task order. (b) CTA proposed for a contract or task order must include a signed CTA agreement. The CTA must clearly identify all participants in the agreement, roles, responsibilities, and point of contact information. The CTA agreement cannot conflict with the underlying T&C of each team member’s MOA. (c) When a CTA is CTAs are used, the Government maintains will maintain "privity of contract" with both the CTA Team Lead and CTA team member(s). Only the CTA Team Lead is the awardee of a contract or task ordercontract. The CTA Team Lead is will be the Government's single point of contact and representative representative, for the entire CTA team in the matters of contract administration and other applicable activities. (c) MOA holders with STAs on a contract or task order will not be eligible to form a CTA, unless these subcontractors are also MOA holders. (d) The CTA must clearly identify all participants in the agreement, roles, responsibilities, and point of contact information. (e) AMS clause 3.6.1-7, Limitations on Subcontracting, will not be applied to CTAs. However, subcontracting outside the CTA will not be allowed although exceptions for 1099 resources may be approved on a limited basis at the discretion of the Contracting Officer. (f) CTAs can be established for individual or multiple contract or task order opportunities. There is no limit to the number of CTAs an individual MOA holder can be a part of. (g) Each CTA team qualifies member’s labor rates may be used for their own resources to respond to eFAST contract or task order opportunities. (h) The CTA team will qualify to respond to a contract or task order opportunity based on the combination of all the FAs qualified by the CTA team, as long as the CTA Team Lead has the NAICS code for the procurement. All CTA team members must satisfy any additional small business set-aside category, per the “privity of contract”. (e) The CTA team may not propose any other subcontracting, although at its discretion, the Government may approve 1099 resources, on a limited basis. (f) Each CTA team member may use its eFAST labor rates for its own resources to respond to contract opportunities. As part of the discount offer, the CTA Team Lead may propose its team member’s labor rates for the CTA Team Lead’s proposed resources, if the rates are lower than the CTA Team Lead’s labor rates. On the other hand, the CTA Team Lead may propose its labor rates for the team member’s proposed resources, if the rates are lower than the team member’s labor rates. (g) The Contractor with a STA on a contract or task order is not eligible to form a CTA for the same contract or task order, unless its subcontractor(s) is/are also MOA holder(s). This arrangement is a CTA and not a STA. (3) The Contractor must include clauses listed in Attachment J-13 AMS Clause Subcontract Flowdown Chart in all subcontracting agreements and CTAs. (4) The MOA holder may utilize the services of self-employed (1099) individuals as subcontractors. (5) A large business that accumulates a total subcontract value exceeding $10 million under the eFAST program will be required to participate in the FAA’s Mentor Protégé Program (Ref. Clause 3.6.1-9).

CONTRACTOR TEAMING. The MOA holder may form teams as follows: (1) MOA holder with Subcontractor Team Agreements (STAs) or (2) Contractor Team Arrangements (CTAs) (1) The MOA holder may form STAs when responding to contract or task order opportunities, or at any time during the life of the MOA. The following will apply: (a) The MOA holder as the prime contractor must qualify for the required FA for a contract or task order and not its proposed subcontractor(s). (b) Unless the proposed subcontractor is already on the MOA holder’s team or on eFAST’s subcontractor list, the MOA holder proposing a STA must provide a current XXX/Beta.XXX record, including active exclusion record, (within one (1) week from printout date) for each of its proposed subcontractors. (c) The MOA holder must manage its STA team members. The MOA holder is solely responsible for quality and timeliness of all work performed by its STA team member(s), and their performance is attributable to the team. Clause 3.6.1-7 Limitations on Subcontracting will be applied to a contract or task order with STA participation. The Government will review each contract or task order periodically to ensure compliance. (d) The MOA holder has one (1) of the following options to propose labor rates at the contract or task order level: (1) propose its eFAST ceiling rates for its proposed subcontractor(s); or (2) propose its subcontractor’s labor rates for proposed subcontractor’s and MOA holder’s proposed resources, if they are lower than the MOA holder’s eFAST ceiling rates. (2) Contractor Team Arrangements (CTAs) must be in compliance with the AMS Policy 3.2.2.7.3 - Contractor Team Arrangements, and Clause 3.2.2.7-8, Disclosure of Team Arrangements. The following will apply: (a) CTAs are exclusive for MOA holders and can only be formed after MOA award at the contract or task order level. There is no limit to the number of CTAs a MOA holder can be a part of. (b) CTA proposed for a contract or task order must include a signed CTA agreement. The CTA must clearly identify all participants in the agreement, roles, responsibilities, and point of contact information. The CTA agreement cannot conflict with the underlying T&C of each team member’s MOA. (c) When a CTA is used, the Government maintains "privity of contract" with both the CTA Team Lead and CTA team member(s). Only the CTA Team Lead is the awardee of a contract or task order. The CTA Team Lead is the Government's single point of contact and representative for the entire CTA team in the matters of contract administration and other applicable activities. (d) The CTA team qualifies to respond to a contract or task order opportunity based on the combination of all the FAs qualified by the CTA team, as long as the CTA Team Lead has the NAICS code for the procurement. All CTA team members must satisfy any additional small business set-aside category, per the “privity of contract”. (e) Clause 3.6.1-7, Limitations on Subcontracting, does not be apply to a CTA. However, it is the Government’s discretion to accept the proposed percentage work share ratio among the team members. The CTA team may not propose any other subcontracting, although at its discretion, the Government may approve 1099 resources, on a limited basis. (f) Each CTA team member may use its eFAST labor rates for its own resources to respond to contract opportunities. As part of the discount offer, the CTA Team Lead may propose its team member’s labor rates for the CTA Team Lead’s proposed resources, if the rates are lower than the CTA Team Lead’s labor rates. On the other hand, the CTA Team Lead may propose its labor rates for the team member’s proposed resources, if the rates are lower than the team member’s labor rates. (g) The Contractor with a STA on a contract or task order is not eligible to form a CTA for the same contract or task order, unless its subcontractor(s) is/are also MOA holder(s). This arrangement is a CTA and not a STA. (3) The Contractor must include clauses listed in Attachment J-13 AMS Clause Subcontract Flowdown Chart in all subcontracting agreements and CTAs. (4) The Government may waive the Clause 3.6.1-7: Limitations on Subcontracting for only one (1) Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) on a contract under $100,000. For all others, the Government does not intend to grant waivers. (5) The MOA holder may utilize the services of self-employed (1099) individuals as subcontractors. (56) A large business that accumulates a total subcontract value exceeding $10 million under the eFAST program will be required to participate in the FAA’s Mentor Protégé Program (Ref. Clause 3.6.1-9).

CONTRACTOR TEAMING. The MOA holder may form teams as follows: (1) follows:‌‌ MOA holder with Subcontractor Team Agreements (STAs) or (2) or Contractor Team Arrangements (CTAs) (1) The MOA holder may form STAs when responding to eFAST contract or task order opportunities, or at any time during the life of the MOA. The following will apply: (a) The MOA holder as the prime contractor must qualify for the required FA for a contract or task order and not its proposed subcontractor(s). (b) Unless the proposed subcontractor is already on the MOA holder’s team or on eFAST’s subcontractor list, the MOA holder proposing a STA must provide a the following documentation for each of its proposed subcontractors:‌‌‌ 1. A copy the current XXX/Beta.XXX record, including active exclusion record, record (within one (1) week from printout datedate)‌ 2. A current Duns & Xxxxxxxxxx (D&B) for each Open Ratings report (within one (1) year from the date of its proposed subcontractors.report issuance). The minimum Open Ratings score a subcontractor must obtain is 80. No other past performance information will be accepted.‌ (cb) The MOA holder must will manage its STA team members. The MOA holder is will be solely responsible for quality and timeliness of all work performed by its STA team member(s), and their performance is attributable to the team. AMS Clause 3.6.1-7 Limitations on Subcontracting will be applied to a contract or task order with STA participation. The Government will review each contract or task order periodically to ensure compliance.compliance.‌ (dc) The MOA holder has will flow down contract clauses applicable to its STA team member(s). (A) The AMS Clause 3.6.1-7 may be waived for only one (1) full-time equivalent (FTE) on a contract under $100,000 at the discretion of the following options Contracting Officer. For all others, the Government does not intend to propose labor rates at the contract or task order level:grant waivers.‌‌ (1B) propose its eFAST ceiling rates for its proposed subcontractor(s); orThe MOA holder may utilize the services of self-employed (1099) individuals. They are considered subcontractors. However, they will not be required to submit Open Rating reports.‌ (2C) propose its subcontractorA large business that accumulates a total subcontract value exceeding $10 million under the eFAST program will be required to participate in the FAA’s labor rates for proposed subcontractor’s and MOA holder’s proposed resources, if they are lower than the MOA holder’s eFAST ceiling rates.Mentor Protégé Program (Ref. AMS Clause 3.6.1-9).‌ (2) Contractor Team Arrangements (CTAs) must be in compliance with the AMS Policy 3.2.2.7.3 - Contractor Team Arrangements, and Clause 3.2.2.7-8, Disclosure of Team Arrangements. The following will apply:3.2.2.7.3‌‌ (a) CTAs are exclusive for MOA holders and can only be formed after MOA award at the contract or task order level. CTAs can be established for individual or multiple contract or task order opportunities. There is no limit to the number of CTAs a MOA holder can be a part of.of.‌‌‌ (b) A signed CTA proposed agreement must be provided as part of the CTA proposal for a contract or task order must include a signed CTA agreementorder. The CTA must clearly identify all participants in the agreement, roles, responsibilities, and point of contact information. The CTA agreement cannot conflict with the underlying T&C terms and conditions of each team member’s MOA.MOA.‌ (c) When a CTA is used, the Government maintains will maintain "privity of contract" with both the CTA Team Lead and CTA team member(s). Only the CTA Team Lead is the awardee of a contract or task order. The CTA Team Lead is will be the Government's single point of contact and representative for the entire CTA team in the matters of contract administration and other applicable activities.activities.‌ (d) The CTA team qualifies will qualify to respond to a contract or task order opportunity based on the combination of all the FAs qualified by the CTA team, as long as the CTA Team Lead has the NAICS code for the procurement. All Any additional small business set- aside category must be satisfied by all CTA team members must satisfy any additional small business set-aside category, per the “privity of contract”.contract”.‌ (e) The CTA AMS clause 3.6.1-7, Limitations on Subcontracting, will not be applied to a CTA. However, it is the Contracting Officer’s discretion to accept the proposed percentage work share ratio among the team may not propose any members. No other subcontractingsubcontracting will be allowed in a CTA, although at its discretion, the Government exceptions for 1099 resources may approve 1099 resources, be approved on a limited basis., at the discretion of the Contracting Officer.‌ (f) Each CTA team member may use its member’s eFAST labor rates may be used for its own resources to respond to contract opportunities. As part of the discount offer, the CTA Team Lead may propose its team member’s labor rates for the CTA Team Lead’s proposed resources, if the rates are lower than the CTA Team Lead’s labor rates. On the other hand, the CTA Team Lead may propose its labor rates for the team member’s proposed resources, if the rates are lower than the team member’s labor rates.rates.‌ (g) The Contractor MOA holder with a STA on a contract or task order is not eligible to form a CTA for the same contract or task order, unless its subcontractor(s) is/are also MOA holder(s). This arrangement is would then be considered a CTA and not a STA. (3) The Contractor must include AMS clauses to all subcontracting contracts/agreement as listed in Attachment J-13 AMS Clause Subcontract Flowdown Chart in all subcontracting agreements and CTAs. (4) The MOA holder may utilize the services of self-employed (1099) individuals as subcontractors. (5) A large business that accumulates a total subcontract value exceeding $10 million under the eFAST program will be required to participate in the FAA’s Mentor Protégé Program (Ref. Clause 3.6.1-9).Chart.‌

CONTRACTOR TEAMING. The MOA holder may form teams as follows: (1) : MOA holder with Subcontractor Team Agreements (STAs) or (2) or Contractor Team Arrangements (CTAs) (1) The MOA holder may form STAs when responding to eFAST contract or task order opportunities, or at any time during the life of the MOA. The following will apply: (a) The MOA holder as the prime contractor must qualify for the required FA for a contract or task order and not its proposed subcontractor(s). (b) Unless the proposed subcontractor is already on the MOA holder’s team or on eFAST’s subcontractor list, the MOA holder proposing a STA must provide a the following documentation for each of its proposed subcontractors: 1. A copy the current XXX/Beta.XXX record, including active exclusion record, record (within one (1) week from printout date) 2. A current Duns & Xxxxxxxxxx (D&B) for each Open Ratings report (within one (1) year from the date of its proposed subcontractorsreport issuance). The minimum Open Ratings score a subcontractor must obtain is 80. No other past performance information will be accepted. (cb) The MOA holder must will manage its STA team members. The MOA holder is will be solely responsible for quality and timeliness of all work performed by its STA team member(s), and their performance is attributable to the team. AMS Clause 3.6.1-7 Limitations on Subcontracting will be applied to a contract or task order with STA participation. The Government will review each contract or task order periodically to ensure compliance. (dc) The MOA holder has will flow down contract clauses applicable to its STA team member(s). (A) The AMS Clause 3.6.1-7 may be waived for only one (1) full-time equivalent (FTE) on a contract under $100,000 at the discretion of the following options Contracting Officer. For all others, the Government does not intend to propose labor rates at the contract or task order level:grant waivers. (1B) propose its eFAST ceiling rates for its proposed subcontractor(s); orThe MOA holder may utilize the services of self-employed (1099) individuals. They are considered subcontractors. However, they will not be required to submit Open Rating reports. (2C) propose its subcontractorA large business that accumulates a total subcontract value exceeding $10 million under the eFAST program will be required to participate in the FAA’s labor rates for proposed subcontractor’s and MOA holder’s proposed resources, if they are lower than the MOA holder’s eFAST ceiling ratesMentor Protégé Program (Ref. AMS Clause 3.6.1-9). (2) Contractor Team Arrangements (CTAs) must be in compliance with the AMS Policy 3.2.2.7.3 - Contractor Team Arrangements, and AMS Clause 3.2.2.7-8, Disclosure of Team Arrangements. The following will apply: (a) CTAs are exclusive for MOA holders and can only be formed after MOA award at the contract or task order level. CTAs can be established for individual or multiple contract or task order opportunities. There is no limit to the number of CTAs a MOA holder can be a part of. (b) A signed CTA proposed agreement must be provided as part of the CTA proposal for a contract or task order must include a signed CTA agreementorder. The CTA must clearly identify all participants in the agreement, roles, responsibilities, and point of contact information. The CTA agreement cannot conflict with the underlying T&C terms and conditions of each team member’s MOA. (c) When a CTA is used, the Government maintains will maintain "privity of contract" with both the CTA Team Lead and CTA team member(s). Only the CTA Team Lead is the awardee of a contract or task order. The CTA Team Lead is will be the Government's single point of contact and representative for the entire CTA team in the matters of contract administration and other applicable activities. (d) The CTA team qualifies will qualify to respond to a contract or task order opportunity based on the combination of all the FAs qualified by the CTA team, as long as the CTA Team Lead has the NAICS code for the procurement. All Any additional small business set- aside category must be satisfied by all CTA team members must satisfy any additional small business set-aside category, per the “privity of contract”. (e) The CTA AMS clause 3.6.1-7, Limitations on Subcontracting, will not be applied to a CTA. However, it is the Contracting Officer’s discretion to accept the proposed percentage work share ratio among the team may not propose any members. No other subcontractingsubcontracting will be allowed in a CTA, although at its discretion, the Government exceptions for 1099 resources may approve 1099 resources, be approved on a limited basis, at the discretion of the Contracting Officer. (f) Each CTA team member may use its member’s eFAST labor rates may be used for its own resources to respond to contract opportunities. As part of the discount offer, the CTA Team Lead may propose its team member’s labor rates for the CTA Team Lead’s proposed resources, if the rates are lower than the CTA Team Lead’s labor rates. On the other hand, the CTA Team Lead may propose its labor rates for the team member’s proposed resources, if the rates are lower than the team member’s labor rates. (g) The Contractor MOA holder with a STA on a contract or task order is not eligible to form a CTA for the same contract or task order, unless its subcontractor(s) is/are also MOA holder(s). This arrangement is would then be considered a CTA and not a STA. (3) The Contractor must include AMS clauses to all subcontracting contracts/agreement as listed in Attachment J-13 AMS Clause Subcontract Flowdown Chart in all subcontracting agreements and CTAsChart. (4) The MOA holder may utilize the services of self-employed (1099) individuals as subcontractors. (5) A large business that accumulates a total subcontract value exceeding $10 million under the eFAST program will be required to participate in the FAA’s Mentor Protégé Program (Ref. Clause 3.6.1-9).

CONTRACTOR TEAMING. The MOA holder may form teams as follows: (1) MOA holder with Subcontractor Team Agreements (STAs) or (2) Contractor Team Arrangements (CTAs) (1) The MOA holder may form STAs when responding to eFAST contract or task order opportunities, or at any time during the life of the MOA. The following will apply: (a) The MOA holder as the prime contractor must qualify for the required FA for a contract or task order and not its proposed subcontractor(s). (b) Unless the proposed subcontractor is already on the MOA holder’s team or on eFAST’s subcontractor list, the MOA holder proposing a STA must provide a current XXX/Beta.XXX record, including active exclusion record, record (within one (1) week from printout date) for each of its proposed subcontractors. (cb) The MOA holder must will manage its STA team members. The MOA holder is will be solely responsible for quality and timeliness of all work performed by its STA team member(s), and their performance is attributable to the team. AMS Clause 3.6.1-7 Limitations on Subcontracting will be applied to a contract or task order with STA participation. The Government will review each contract or task order periodically to ensure compliance. (dc) The MOA holder has one (1) of the following options to propose labor rates at the contract or task order level: (1) propose its eFAST ceiling rates for its proposed subcontractor(s); or (2) may propose its subcontractor’s labor rates for proposed subcontractor’s proposed resources and for MOA holder’s proposed resources, if they are lower than the MOA holder’s eFAST ceiling rates. (2) Contractor Team Arrangements (CTAs) must be in compliance with the AMS Policy 3.2.2.7.3 - Contractor Team Arrangements, and AMS Clause 3.2.2.7-8, Disclosure of Team Arrangements. The following will apply: (a) CTAs are exclusive for MOA holders and can only be formed after MOA award at the contract or task order level. CTAs can be established for individual or multiple contract or task order opportunities. There is no limit to the number of CTAs a MOA holder can be a part of. (b) A signed CTA proposed agreement must be provided as part of the CTA proposal for a contract or task order must include a signed CTA agreementorder. The CTA must clearly identify all participants in the agreement, roles, responsibilities, and point of contact information. The CTA agreement cannot conflict with the underlying T&C terms and conditions of each team member’s MOA. (c) When a CTA is used, the Government maintains will maintain "privity of contract" with both the CTA Team Lead and CTA team member(s). Only the CTA Team Lead is the awardee of a contract or task order. The CTA Team Lead is will be the Government's single point of contact and representative for the entire CTA team in the matters of contract administration and other applicable activities. (d) The CTA team qualifies will qualify to respond to a contract or task order opportunity based on the combination of all the FAs qualified by the CTA team, as long as the CTA Team Lead has the NAICS code for the procurement. All Any additional small business set- aside category must be satisfied by all CTA team members must satisfy any additional small business set-aside category, per the “privity of contract”. (e) The CTA AMS clause 3.6.1-7, Limitations on Subcontracting, will not be applied to a CTA. However, it is the Contracting Officer’s discretion to accept the proposed percentage work share ratio among the team may not propose any members. No other subcontractingsubcontracting will be allowed in a CTA, although at its discretion, the Government exceptions for 1099 resources may approve 1099 resources, be approved on a limited basis, at the discretion of the Contracting Officer. (f) Each CTA team member may use its member’s eFAST labor rates may be used for its own resources to respond to contract opportunities. As part of the discount offer, the CTA Team Lead may propose its team member’s labor rates for the CTA Team Lead’s proposed resources, if the rates are lower than the CTA Team Lead’s labor rates. On the other hand, the CTA Team Lead may propose its labor rates for the team member’s proposed resources, if the rates are lower than the team member’s labor rates. (g) The Contractor MOA holder with a STA on a contract or task order is not eligible to form a CTA for the same contract or task order, unless its subcontractor(s) is/are also MOA holder(s). This arrangement is would then be considered a CTA and not a STA. (3) The Contractor must include AMS clauses listed in Attachment J-13 AMS Clause Subcontract Flowdown Chart in all subcontracting agreements and CTAs. (4) The AMS Clause 3.6.1-7 may be waived for only one (1) full-time equivalent (FTE) on a contract under $100,000 at the discretion of the Contracting Officer. For all others, the Government does not intend to grant waivers. (5) The MOA holder may utilize the services of self-employed (1099) individuals as subcontractors. (56) A large business that accumulates a total subcontract value exceeding $10 million under the eFAST program will be required to participate in the FAA’s Mentor Protégé Program (Ref. AMS Clause 3.6.1-9).

CONTRACTOR TEAMING. The MOA holder may form teams as follows:follows:‌‌ (1) MOA holder with Subcontractor Team Agreements (STAs) oror‌ (2) Contractor Team Arrangements (CTAs) (1) The MOA holder may form STAs when responding to contract or task order opportunities, or at any time during the life of the MOA. The following will apply:apply:‌ (a) The MOA holder as the prime contractor must qualify for the required FA for a contract or task order and not its proposed subcontractor(s).order.‌‌‌ (b) Unless the proposed subcontractor is already on the MOA holder’s team or on eFAST’s subcontractor list, the MOA holder proposing a STA must provide a current XXX/Beta.XXX record, including active exclusion record, (within one (1) week from printout date) record for each of its proposed subcontractors.subcontractors (within 7 days of the offeror’s proposal submission date), and a Statement and Acknowledgement form (Attachment J-20).‌ (c) The MOA holder must manage its STA team members. The MOA holder is solely responsible for quality and timeliness of all work performed by its STA team member(s), and their performance is attributable to the team. Clause 3.6.1-7 Limitations on Subcontracting will be applied to a contract or task order with STA participation. The Government will review each contract or task order periodically to ensure compliance.participation.‌ (d) The MOA holder has one (1) of the following options to propose labor rates at the contract or task order level: (1) propose its eFAST ceiling rates for its proposed subcontractor(s); oror‌‌‌ (2) propose its subcontractor’s labor rates for proposed subcontractor’s and MOA holder’s proposed resources, if they are lower than the MOA holder’s eFAST ceiling ratesrates.‌ (e) The MOA holder may form STAs with other MOA holders. (2) Contractor Team Arrangements (CTAs) must be in compliance with the AMS Policy 3.2.2.7.3 3.2.2.7.3‌‌ - Contractor Team Arrangements, and Clause 3.2.2.7-8, Disclosure of Team Arrangements. The following will apply:apply:‌ (a) CTAs are exclusive for MOA holders and can only be formed after MOA award at the contract or task order level, any time during the life of the contract or task order. There is no limit to the number of CTAs a MOA holder can be a part of.of.‌ (b) CTA proposed for a contract or task order must include a signed CTA agreement. The CTA must clearly identify all participants in the agreement, roles, responsibilities, and point of contact information. The CTA agreement cannot conflict with the underlying T&C of each team member’s MOA.MOA.‌ (c) When a CTA is used, the Government maintains "privity of contract" with both the CTA Team Lead and CTA team member(s). Only the CTA Team Lead is the awardee of a contract or task order, as the prime contractor. The CTA Team Lead Contractor is the Government's single point of contact and representative POC for the entire CTA team in the matters of contract administration and other applicable activities.activities and is solely responsible for quality and timeliness of all work performed by the CTA team member(s), as their performance is attributable to the team.‌ (d) The CTA team qualifies to respond to a contract or task order opportunity based on the combination of all the FAs qualified by the CTA team, as long as the CTA Team Lead prime contractor has the NAICS code for the procurement. All CTA team members must satisfy any additional small business set-aside category, per the “privity of contract”.contract”.‌ (e) The CTA team may not propose any other subcontracting, although at its discretion, the Government may approve 1099 resources, on a limited basis. (f) Each CTA team member may use its eFAST labor rates for its own resources to respond to contract or task order opportunities. As part of the discount offer, the CTA Team Lead may propose its team member’s labor rates for the CTA Team Lead’s proposed resources, if the rates are lower than the CTA Team Lead’s labor rates. On the other hand, the CTA Team Lead may propose its labor rates for the team member’s proposed resources, if the rates are lower than the team member’s labor rates.rates.‌ (gf) The Contractor with may form a STA and a CTA on a contract or task order is not eligible to form a CTA for the same contract or task order, unless its subcontractor(s) is/are also MOA holder(s). This arrangement is a as long as it adheres to the STA and CTA and not a STArestrictions above. (3) The Contractor must include clauses listed in Attachment J-13 AMS Clause Subcontract Flowdown Chart in all subcontracting agreements and CTAs.CTAs.‌ (4) The MOA holder may utilize the services of self-employed (1099) individuals as subcontractors.subcontractors.‌ (5) A large business that accumulates a total subcontract value exceeding $10 million under the eFAST program will be required to participate in the FAA’s Mentor Protégé Program (Ref. Clause 3.6.1-9).9).‌

CONTRACTOR TEAMING. The MOA holder may form teams as follows:follows:‌‌ (1) MOA holder with Subcontractor Team Agreements (STAs) oror‌ (2) Contractor Team Arrangements (CTAs) (1) The MOA holder may form STAs when responding to eFAST contract or task order opportunities, or at any time during the life of the MOA. The following will apply:apply:‌ (a) The MOA holder as the prime contractor must qualify for the required FA for a contract or task order and not its proposed subcontractor(s). (b) Unless the proposed subcontractor is already on the MOA holder’s team or on eFAST’s subcontractor list, the MOA holder proposing a STA must provide a current XXX/Beta.XXX record, including active exclusion record, record (within one (1) week from printout date) for each of its proposed subcontractors.subcontractors.‌‌‌ (cb) The MOA holder must will manage its STA team members. The MOA holder is will be solely responsible for quality and timeliness of all work performed by its STA team member(s), and their performance is attributable to the team. Clause 3.6.1-7 Limitations on Subcontracting will be applied to a contract or task order with STA participation. The Government will review each contract or task order periodically to ensure compliance.compliance.‌ (dc) The MOA holder has one (1) of the following options to propose labor rates at the contract or task order level: (1) propose its eFAST ceiling rates for its proposed subcontractor(s); or (2) may propose its subcontractor’s labor rates for proposed subcontractor’s proposed resources and for MOA holder’s proposed resources, if they are lower than the MOA holder’s eFAST ceiling ratesrates.‌ (d) The MOA holder as the prime contractor must qualify for the required FA for a contract or task order and not its proposed subcontractor(s). (2) Contractor Team Arrangements (CTAs) must be in compliance with the AMS Policy 3.2.2.7.3 3.2.2.7.3‌‌ - Contractor Team Arrangements, and Clause 3.2.2.7-8, Disclosure of Team Arrangements. The following will apply:apply:‌ (a) CTAs are exclusive for MOA holders and can only be formed after MOA award at the contract or task order level. There is no limit to the number of CTAs a MOA holder can be a part of. (b) CTA proposed for a contract or task order must include a signed CTA agreement. The CTA must clearly identify all participants in the agreement, roles, responsibilities, and point of contact information. The CTA agreement cannot conflict with the underlying T&C terms and conditions of each team member’s MOA.MOA.‌‌‌ (c) When a CTA is used, the Government maintains "privity of contract" with both the CTA Team Lead and CTA team member(s). Only the CTA Team Lead is the awardee of a contract or task order. The CTA Team Lead is the Government's single point of contact and representative for the entire CTA team in the matters of contract administration and other applicable activities.activities.‌ (d) The CTA team qualifies to respond to a contract or task order opportunity based on the combination of all the FAs qualified by the CTA team, as long as the CTA Team Lead has the NAICS code for the procurement. All CTA team members must satisfy any additional small business set-aside category, per the “privity of contract”.contract”.‌ (e) Clause 3.6.1-7, Limitations on Subcontracting, does not be apply to a CTA. However, it is the Government’s discretion to accept the proposed percentage work share ratio among the team members. The CTA team may not propose any other subcontracting, although at its discretion, the Government may approve 1099 resources, on a limited basis.basis.‌ (f) Each CTA team member may use its eFAST labor rates for its own resources to respond to contract opportunities. As part of the discount offer, the CTA Team Lead may propose its team member’s labor rates for the CTA Team Lead’s proposed resources, if the rates are lower than the CTA Team Lead’s labor rates. On the other hand, the CTA Team Lead may propose its labor rates for the team member’s proposed resources, if the rates are lower than the team member’s labor rates.rates.‌ (g) The Contractor with a STA on a contract or task order is not eligible to form a CTA for the same contract or task order, unless its subcontractor(s) is/are also MOA holder(s). This arrangement is a CTA and not a STA. (3) The Contractor must include clauses listed in Attachment J-13 AMS Clause Subcontract Flowdown Chart in all subcontracting agreements and CTAsCTAs.‌ (4) The Government may waive the Clause 3.6.1-7: Limitations on Subcontracting for only one‌‌‌ (1) Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) on a contract under $100,000. For all others, the Government does not intend to grant waivers. (45) The MOA holder may utilize the services of self-employed (1099) individuals as subcontractors.subcontractors.‌ (56) A large business that accumulates a total subcontract value exceeding $10 million under the eFAST program will be required to participate in the FAA’s Mentor Protégé Program (Ref. Clause 3.6.1-9).9).‌

CONTRACTOR TEAMING. The MOA holder may form teams as follows: (1) : MOA holder with Subcontractor Team Agreements (STAs) or (2) or Contractor Team Arrangements (CTAs) (1) The MOA holder may form STAs when responding to eFAST contract or task order opportunities, or at any time during the life of the MOA. The following will apply: (a) The MOA holder as the prime contractor must qualify for the required FA for a contract or task order and not its proposed subcontractor(s). (b) Unless the proposed subcontractor is already on the MOA holder’s 's team or on eFAST’s 's subcontractor list, the MOA holder proposing a STA must provide a the following documentation for each of its proposed subcontractors: 1. A copy the current XXX/Beta.XXX record, including active exclusion record, record (within one (1) week from printout date) 2. A current Duns & Xxxxxxxxxx (D&B) for each Open Ratings report (within one (1) year from the date of its proposed subcontractorsreport issuance). The minimum Open Ratings score a subcontractor must obtain is 80. No other past performance information will be accepted. (cb) The MOA holder must will manage its STA team members. The MOA holder is will be solely responsible for quality and timeliness of all work performed by its STA team member(s), and their performance is attributable to the team. AMS Clause 3.6.1-7 Limitations on Subcontracting will be applied to a contract or task order with STA participation. The Government will review each contract or task order periodically to ensure compliance. (dc) The MOA holder has will flow down contract clauses applicable to its STA team member(s). (A) The AMS Clause 3.6.1-7 may be waived for only one (1) full-time equivalent (FTE) on a contract under $100,000 at the discretion of the following options Contracting Officer. For all others, the Government does not intend to propose labor rates at the contract or task order level:grant waivers. (1B) propose its eFAST ceiling rates for its proposed subcontractor(s); orThe MOA holder may utilize the services of self-employed (1099) individuals. They are considered subcontractors. However, they will not be required to submit Open Rating reports. (2C) propose its subcontractor’s labor rates for proposed subcontractor’s and MOA holder’s proposed resources, if they are lower than A large business that accumulates a total subcontract value exceeding $10 million under the MOA holder’s eFAST ceiling ratesprogram will be required to participate in the FAA's Mentor Protégé Program (Ref. AMS Clause 3.6.1-9). (2) Contractor Team Arrangements (CTAs) must be in compliance with the AMS Policy 3.2.2.7.3 - Contractor Team Arrangements, and AMS Clause 3.2.2.7-8, Disclosure of Team Arrangements. The following will apply: (a) CTAs are exclusive for MOA holders and can only be formed after MOA award at the contract or task order level. CTAs can be established for individual or multiple contract or task order opportunities. There is no limit to the number of CTAs a MOA holder can be a part of. (b) A signed CTA proposed agreement must be provided as part of the CTA proposal for a contract or task order must include a signed CTA agreementorder. The CTA must clearly identify all participants in the agreement, roles, responsibilities, and point of contact information. The CTA agreement cannot conflict with the underlying T&C terms and conditions of each team member’s 's MOA. (c) When a CTA is used, the Government maintains will maintain "privity of contract" with both the CTA Team Lead and CTA team member(s). Only the CTA Team Lead is the awardee of a contract or task order. The CTA Team Lead is will be the Government's single point of contact and representative for the entire CTA team in the matters of contract administration and other applicable activities. (d) The CTA team qualifies will qualify to respond to a contract or task order opportunity based on the combination of all the FAs qualified by the CTA team, as long as the CTA Team Lead has the NAICS code for the procurement. All Any additional small business set- aside category must be satisfied by all CTA team members must satisfy any additional small business set-aside category, per the “privity of contract”. (e) The CTA AMS clause 3.6.1-7, Limitations on Subcontracting, will not be applied to a CTA. However, it is the Contracting Officer's discretion to accept the proposed percentage work share ratio among the team may not propose any members. No other subcontractingsubcontracting will be allowed in a CTA, although at its discretion, the Government exceptions for 1099 resources may approve 1099 resources, be approved on a limited basis, at the discretion of the Contracting Officer. (f) Each CTA team member may use its member's eFAST labor rates may be used for its own resources to respond to contract opportunities. As part of the discount offer, the CTA Team Lead may propose its team member’s 's labor rates for the CTA Team Lead’s 's proposed resources, if the rates are lower than the CTA Team Lead’s 's labor rates. On the other hand, the CTA Team Lead may propose its labor rates for the team member’s 's proposed resources, if the rates are lower than the team member’s 's labor rates. (g) The Contractor MOA holder with a STA on a contract or task order is not eligible to form a CTA for the same contract or task order, unless its subcontractor(s) is/are also MOA holder(s). This arrangement is would then be considered a CTA and not a STA. (3) The Contractor must include AMS clauses to all subcontracting contracts/agreement as listed in Attachment J-13 AMS Clause Subcontract Flowdown Chart in all subcontracting agreements and CTAsChart. (4) The MOA holder may utilize the services of self-employed (1099) individuals as subcontractors. (5) A large business that accumulates a total subcontract value exceeding $10 million under the eFAST program will be required to participate in the FAA’s Mentor Protégé Program (Ref. Clause 3.6.1-9).

CONTRACTOR TEAMING. The MOA holder may form teams as follows: (1) MOA holder with Subcontractor Team Agreements (STAs) or (2) Contractor Team Arrangements (CTAs) (1) The MOA holder may form STAs when responding to contract or task order opportunities, or at any time during the life of the MOA. The following will apply: (a) The MOA holder as the prime contractor must qualify for the required FA for a contract or task order and not its proposed subcontractor(s)order. (b) Unless the proposed subcontractor is already on the MOA holder’s team or on eFAST’s subcontractor list, the MOA holder proposing a STA must provide a current XXX/Beta.XXX record, including active exclusion record, (within one (1) week from printout date) record for each of its proposed subcontractorssubcontractors (within 7 days of the offeror’s proposal submission date), and a Statement and Acknowledgement form (Attachment J-20). (c) The MOA holder must manage its STA team members. The MOA holder is solely responsible for quality and timeliness of all work performed by its STA team member(s), and their performance is attributable to the team. Clause 3.6.1-7 Limitations on Subcontracting will be applied to a contract or task order with STA participation. The Government will review each contract or task order periodically to ensure compliance. (d) The MOA holder has one (1) of the following options to propose labor rates at the contract or task order level: (1) propose its eFAST ceiling rates for its proposed subcontractor(s); or (2) propose its subcontractor’s labor rates for proposed subcontractor’s and MOA holder’s proposed resources, if they are lower than the MOA holder’s eFAST ceiling rates. (e) The MOA holder may form STAs with other MOA holders. (2) Contractor Team Arrangements (CTAs) must be in compliance with the AMS Policy 3.2.2.7.3 - Contractor Team Arrangements, and Clause 3.2.2.7-8, Disclosure of Team Arrangements. The following will apply: (a) CTAs are exclusive for MOA holders and can only be formed after MOA award at the contract or task order level, any time during the life of the contract or task order. There is no limit to the number of CTAs a MOA holder can be a part of. (b) CTA proposed for a contract or task order must include a signed CTA agreement. The CTA must clearly identify all participants in the agreement, roles, responsibilities, and point of contact information. The CTA agreement cannot conflict with the underlying T&C of each team member’s MOA. (c) When a CTA is used, the Government maintains "privity of contract" with both the CTA Team Lead and CTA team member(s). Only the CTA Team Lead is the awardee of a contract or task order, as the prime contractor. The CTA Team Lead Contractor is the Government's single point of contact and representative POC for the entire CTA team in the matters of contract administration and other applicable activitiesactivities and is solely responsible for quality and timeliness of all work performed by the CTA team member(s), as their performance is attributable to the team. (d) The CTA team qualifies to respond to a contract or task order opportunity based on the combination of all the FAs qualified by the CTA team, as long as the CTA Team Lead prime contractor has the NAICS code for the procurement. All CTA team members must satisfy any additional small business set-aside category, per the “privity of contract”. (e) The CTA team may not propose any other subcontracting, although at its discretion, the Government may approve 1099 resources, on a limited basis. (f) Each CTA team member may use its eFAST labor rates for its own resources to respond to contract or task order opportunities. As part of the discount offer, the CTA Team Lead may propose its team member’s labor rates for the CTA Team Lead’s proposed resources, if the rates are lower than the CTA Team Lead’s labor rates. On the other hand, the CTA Team Lead may propose its labor rates for the team member’s proposed resources, if the rates are lower than the team member’s labor rates. (gf) The Contractor with may form a STA and a CTA on a contract or task order is not eligible to form a CTA for the same contract or task order, unless its subcontractor(s) is/are also MOA holder(s). This arrangement is a as long as it adheres to the STA and CTA and not a STArestrictions above. (3) The Contractor must include clauses listed in Attachment J-13 AMS Clause Subcontract Flowdown Chart in all subcontracting agreements and CTAs. (4) The MOA holder may utilize the services of self-employed (1099) individuals as subcontractors. (5) A large business that accumulates a total subcontract value exceeding $10 million under the eFAST program will be required to participate in the FAA’s Mentor Protégé Program (Ref. Clause 3.6.1-9).

CONTRACTOR TEAMING. The MOA holder may form teams as follows: (1) MOA holder with Subcontractor Team Agreements (STAs) or (2) Contractor Team Arrangements (CTAs) (1) The MOA holder may form STAs when responding to contract or task order opportunities, or at any time during the life of the MOA. The following will apply: (a) The MOA holder as the prime contractor must qualify for the required FA for a contract or task order and not its proposed subcontractor(s)order. (b) Unless the proposed subcontractor is already on the MOA holder’s team or on eFAST’s subcontractor list, the MOA holder proposing a STA must provide a current XXX/Beta.XXX record, including active exclusion record, (within one (1) week from printout date) record for each of its proposed subcontractorssubcontractors (within 7 days of proposal submission date). (c) The MOA holder must manage its STA team members. The MOA holder is solely responsible for quality and timeliness of all work performed by its STA team member(s), and their performance is attributable to the team. Clause 3.6.1-7 Limitations on Subcontracting will be applied to a contract or task order with STA participation. The Government will review each contract or task order periodically to ensure compliance. (d) The MOA holder has one (1) of the following options to propose labor rates at the contract or task order level: (1) propose its eFAST ceiling rates for its proposed subcontractor(s); or (2) propose its subcontractor’s labor rates for proposed subcontractor’s and MOA holder’s proposed resources, if they are lower than the MOA holder’s eFAST ceiling rates. (e) The MOA holder may form STAs with other MOA holders. (2) Contractor Team Arrangements (CTAs) must be in compliance with the AMS Policy 3.2.2.7.3 - Contractor Team Arrangements, and Clause 3.2.2.7-8, Disclosure of Team Arrangements. The following will apply: (a) CTAs are exclusive for MOA holders and can only be formed after MOA award at the contract or task order level, any time during the life of the contract or task order. There is no limit to the number of CTAs a MOA holder can be a part of. (b) CTA proposed for a contract or task order must include a signed CTA agreement. The CTA must clearly identify all participants in the agreement, roles, responsibilities, and point of contact information. The CTA agreement cannot conflict with the underlying T&C of each team member’s MOA. (c) When a CTA is used, the Government maintains "privity of contract" with both the CTA Team Lead and CTA team member(s). Only the CTA Team Lead is the awardee of a contract or task order, as the prime contractor. The CTA Team Lead Contractor is the Government's single point of contact and representative POC for the entire CTA team in the matters of contract administration and other applicable activitiesactivities and is solely responsible for quality and timeliness of all work performed by the CTA team member(s), as their performance is attributable to the team. (d) The CTA team qualifies to respond to a contract or task order opportunity based on the combination of all the FAs qualified by the CTA team, as long as the CTA Team Lead prime contractor has the NAICS code for the procurement. All CTA team members must satisfy any additional small business set-aside category, per the “privity of contract”. (e) The CTA team may not propose any other subcontracting, although at its discretion, the Government may approve 1099 resources, on a limited basis. (f) Each CTA team member may use its eFAST labor rates for its own resources to respond to contract or task order opportunities. As part of the discount offer, the CTA Team Lead may propose its team member’s labor rates for the CTA Team Lead’s proposed resources, if the rates are lower than the CTA Team Lead’s labor rates. On the other hand, the CTA Team Lead may propose its labor rates for the team member’s proposed resources, if the rates are lower than the team member’s labor rates. (gf) The Contractor with may form a STA and a CTA on a contract or task order is not eligible to form a CTA for the same contract or task order, unless its subcontractor(s) is/are also MOA holder(s). This arrangement is a as long as it adheres to the STA and CTA and not a STArestrictions above. (3) The Contractor must include clauses listed in Attachment J-13 AMS Clause Subcontract Flowdown Chart in all subcontracting agreements and CTAs. (4) The MOA holder may utilize the services of self-employed (1099) individuals as subcontractors. (5) A large business that accumulates a total subcontract value exceeding $10 million under the eFAST program will be required to participate in the FAA’s Mentor Protégé Program (Ref. Clause 3.6.1-9).

CONTRACTOR TEAMING. The MOA holder may form teams as follows: (1) MOA holder with Subcontractor Team Agreements (STAs) or (2) Contractor Team Arrangements (CTAs) (1) The MOA holder may form STAs when responding to contract or task order opportunities, or at any time during the life of the MOA. The following will apply: (a) The MOA holder as the prime contractor must qualify for the required FA for a contract or task order and not its proposed subcontractor(s). (b) Unless the proposed subcontractor is already on the MOA holder’s team or on eFAST’s subcontractor list, the MOA holder proposing a STA must provide a current XXX/Beta.XXX record, including active exclusion record, (within one (1) week from printout date) for each of its proposed subcontractors. (c) The MOA holder must manage its STA team members. The MOA holder is solely responsible for quality and timeliness of all work performed by its STA team member(s), and their performance is attributable to the team. Clause 3.6.1-7 Limitations on Subcontracting will be applied to a contract or task order with STA participation. The Government will review each contract or task order periodically to ensure compliance. (d) The MOA holder has one (1) of the following options to propose labor rates at the contract or task order level: (1) propose its eFAST ceiling rates for its proposed subcontractor(s); or (2) propose its subcontractor’s labor rates for proposed subcontractor’s and MOA holder’s proposed resources, if they are lower than the MOA holder’s eFAST ceiling rates. (2) Contractor Team Arrangements (CTAs) must be in compliance with the AMS Policy 3.2.2.7.3 - Contractor Team Arrangements, and Clause 3.2.2.7-8, Disclosure of Team Arrangements. The following will apply: (a) CTAs are exclusive for MOA holders and can only be formed after MOA award at the contract or task order level. There is no limit to the number of CTAs a MOA holder can be a part of. (b) CTA proposed for a contract or task order must include a signed CTA agreement. The CTA must clearly identify all participants in the agreement, roles, responsibilities, and point of contact information. The CTA agreement cannot conflict with the underlying T&C of each team member’s MOA. (c) When a CTA is used, the Government maintains "privity of contract" with both the CTA Team Lead and CTA team member(s). Only the CTA Team Lead is the awardee of a contract or task order. The CTA Team Lead is the Government's single point of contact and representative for the entire CTA team in the matters of contract administration and other applicable activities. (d) The CTA team qualifies to respond to a contract or task order opportunity based on the combination of all the FAs qualified by the CTA team, as long as the CTA Team Lead has the NAICS code for the procurement. All CTA team members must satisfy any additional small business set-aside category, per the “privity of contract”. (e) Clause 3.6.1-7, Limitations on Subcontracting, does not be apply to a CTA. However, it is the Government’s discretion to accept the proposed percentage work share ratio among the team members. The CTA team may not propose any other subcontracting, although at its discretion, the Government may approve 1099 resources, on a limited basis. (f) Each CTA team member may use its eFAST labor rates for its own resources to respond to contract opportunities. As part of the discount offer, the CTA Team Lead may propose its team member’s labor rates for the CTA Team Lead’s proposed resources, if the rates are lower than the CTA Team Lead’s labor rates. On the other hand, the CTA Team Lead may propose its labor rates for the team member’s proposed resources, if the rates are lower than the team member’s labor rates. (g) The Contractor with a STA on a contract or task order is not eligible to form a CTA for the same contract or task order, unless its subcontractor(s) is/are also MOA holder(s). This arrangement is a CTA and not a STA. (3) The Contractor must include clauses listed in Attachment J-13 AMS Clause Subcontract Flowdown Chart in all subcontracting agreements and CTAs. (4) The Government may waive the Clause 3.6.1-7: Limitations on Subcontracting for only one (1) Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) on a contract under $150,000. For all others, the Government does not intend to grant waivers. (5) The MOA holder may utilize the services of self-employed (1099) individuals as subcontractors. (56) A large business that accumulates a total subcontract value exceeding $10 million under the eFAST program will be required to participate in the FAA’s Mentor Protégé Program (Ref. Clause 3.6.1-9).

CONTRACTOR TEAMING. The MOA holder may form teams as follows: (1) MOA holder with Subcontractor Team Agreements (STAs) or (2) Contractor Team Arrangements (CTAs) (1) The MOA holder may form STAs when responding to eFAST contract or task order opportunities, or at any time during the life of the MOA. The following will apply: (a) The MOA holder as the prime contractor must qualify for the required FA for a contract or task order and not its proposed subcontractor(s). (b) Unless the proposed subcontractor is already on the MOA holder’s team or on eFAST’s subcontractor list, the MOA holder proposing a STA must provide a current XXX/Beta.XXX record, including active exclusion record, record (within one (1) week from printout date) for each of its proposed subcontractors. (cb) The MOA holder must will manage its STA team members. The MOA holder is will be solely responsible for quality and timeliness of all work performed by its STA team member(s), and their performance is attributable to the team. Clause 3.6.1-7 Limitations on Subcontracting will be applied to a contract or task order with STA participation. The Government will review each contract or task order periodically to ensure compliance. (dc) The MOA holder has one (1) of the following options to propose labor rates at the contract or task order level: (1) propose its eFAST ceiling rates for its proposed subcontractor(s); or (2) may propose its subcontractor’s labor rates for proposed subcontractor’s proposed resources and for MOA holder’s proposed resources, if they are lower than the MOA holder’s eFAST ceiling rates. (d) The MOA holder as the prime contractor must qualify for the required FA for a contract or task order and not its proposed subcontractor(s). (2) Contractor Team Arrangements (CTAs) must be in compliance with the AMS Policy 3.2.2.7.3 - Contractor Team Arrangements, and Clause 3.2.2.7-8, Disclosure of Team Arrangements. The following will apply: (a) CTAs are exclusive for MOA holders and can only be formed after MOA award at the contract or task order level. There is no limit to the number of CTAs a MOA holder can be a part of. (b) CTA proposed for a contract or task order must include a signed CTA agreement. The CTA must clearly identify all participants in the agreement, roles, responsibilities, and point of contact information. The CTA agreement cannot conflict with the underlying T&C terms and conditions of each team member’s MOA. (c) When a CTA is used, the Government maintains "privity of contract" with both the CTA Team Lead and CTA team member(s). Only the CTA Team Lead is the awardee of a contract or task order. The CTA Team Lead is the Government's single point of contact and representative for the entire CTA team in the matters of contract administration and other applicable activities. (d) The CTA team qualifies to respond to a contract or task order opportunity based on the combination of all the FAs qualified by the CTA team, as long as the CTA Team Lead has the NAICS code for the procurement. All CTA team members must satisfy any additional small business set-aside category, per the “privity of contract”. (e) Clause 3.6.1-7, Limitations on Subcontracting, does not be apply to a CTA. However, it is the Government’s discretion to accept the proposed percentage work share ratio among the team members. The CTA team may not propose any other subcontracting, although at its discretion, the Government may approve 1099 resources, on a limited basis. (f) Each CTA team member may use its eFAST labor rates for its own resources to respond to contract opportunities. As part of the discount offer, the CTA Team Lead may propose its team member’s labor rates for the CTA Team Lead’s proposed resources, if the rates are lower than the CTA Team Lead’s labor rates. On the other hand, the CTA Team Lead may propose its labor rates for the team member’s proposed resources, if the rates are lower than the team member’s labor rates. (g) The Contractor with a STA on a contract or task order is not eligible to form a CTA for the same contract or task order, unless its subcontractor(s) is/are also MOA holder(s). This arrangement is a CTA and not a STA. (3) The Contractor must include clauses listed in Attachment J-13 AMS Clause Subcontract Flowdown Chart in all subcontracting agreements and CTAs. (4) The Government may waive the Clause 3.6.1-7: Limitations on Subcontracting for only one (1) Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) on a contract under $100,000. For all others, the Government does not intend to grant waivers. (5) The MOA holder may utilize the services of self-employed (1099) individuals as subcontractors. (56) A large business that accumulates a total subcontract value exceeding $10 million under the eFAST program will be required to participate in the FAA’s Mentor Protégé Program (Ref. Clause 3.6.1-9).