FUNCTIONAL AREAS (FA) AND NAICS CODES Sample Clauses

FUNCTIONAL AREAS (FA) AND NAICS CODES. The MOA holder is pre-qualified to participate in the eFAST program. Only one (1) MOA may be awarded to a company. There is no limit to the number of MOA holders in each FA. The MOA award document specifies the FA(s) awarded to the MOA holder. The MOA holder is not required to support all FAs. MOA holders will technically qualify in FA(s) by demonstration of relevant experience. In order to be awarded an FA, the company must also meet the small business size standard for at least one of the NAICS codes in the FA. The MOA holder may only respond to eFAST contract opportunities in FA(s) for which the MOA holder qualifies, whether as an individual MOA holder or as an MOA holder team with Subcontractor Team Agreements or Contractor Team Arrangements. Should there be a predominate NAICS code for an individual contract or task order, the MOA holder must self-certify via the Business Declaration Form and XXX that it holds the NAICS code at time of award of the individual contract or task order to be awarded the individual contract or task order.
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FUNCTIONAL AREAS (FA) AND NAICS CODES. ‌ Each MOA holder receives only one MOA. The MOA award document specifies the FA(s) awarded to the MOA holder. There is no limit to the number of MOA holders in each FA. The MOA holder is not required to support all FA(s). The MOA holder must meet the small business size standard for at least one of the NAICS codes in a FA. The MOA holder may only respond to eFAST contract opportunities in FA(s) for which the MOA holder qualifies.
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