Informal Feedback: A non-selected Offeror can make a written request, within 30 calendar days of receipt of notification of non-selection, for informal feedback. USSOCOM will provide informal feedback within 30 calendar days of an Offeror’s written request rather than a debriefing as specified in paragraph 4.10, entitled "Debriefing," of the DoD 18.B STTR announcement. Foreign Nationals (Foreign Citizens): The definition of a foreign national is included in Section 3.5 of the DoD 18.B STTR Program Announcement. Consistent with Section 5.4.c. (8) of the DoD 18.B Program Announcement, the Offeror shall identify all foreign nationals expected to be involved with the USSOCOM Phase I or Phase II effort to include each foreign national’s country of origin and level of involvement (identify specific tasks). The Offeror shall identify all foreign nationals in the appropriate section of the proposal. The USSOCOM STTR Program oftentimes pursues technologies that require companies to complete the DoD Contract Security Classification Specification (DD Form 254) to protect sensitive Government Furnished Property and Government Furnished Information during the Phase II period of performance. The identification of foreign national involvement in a USSOCOM STTR topic is needed to determine if a firm is ineligible for award on a USSOCOM topic that falls within the parameters of the United States Munitions List, Part 121 of the International Traffic in Arms Regulation (ITAR). A firm employing a foreign national(s) (as defined in paragraph 3.5 entitled Nationals” of the DoD 18.B STTR “Foreign Announcement to work on a USSOCOM ITAR topic must possess an export license to receive a STTR Phase I or Phase II contract. USSOCOM STTR Program Point of Contact: Inquiries concerning the USSOCOM STTR Program should be addressed to . USSOCOM STTR 18.B Topic Index SOCOM18B-001 Human-Machine Teaming with Machine Learning Algorithms
Informal Feedback: A non-selected Offeror can make a written request, within 30 calendar days of receipt of notification of non-selection, for informal feedback. USSOCOM will provide informal feedback within 30 calendar days of an Offeror’s written request rather than a debriefing as specified in paragraph 4.10, entitled "Debriefing," of the DoD 18.B STTR announcement. Foreign Nationals (Foreign Citizens): The definition of a foreign national is included in Section 3.5 of the DoD 18.B STTR Program Announcement. Consistent with Section 5.4.c. (8) of the DoD 18.B Program Announcement, the Offeror shall identify all foreign nationals expected to be involved with the USSOCOM Phase I or Phase II effort to include each foreign national’s country of origin and level of involvement (identify specific tasks). The Offeror shall identify all foreign nationals in the appropriate section of the proposal. The USSOCOM STTR Program oftentimes pursues technologies that require companies to complete the DoD Contract Security Classification Specification (DD Form 254) to protect sensitive Government Furnished Property and Government Furnished Information during the Phase II period of performance. The identification of foreign national involvement in a USSOCOM STTR topic is needed to determine if a firm is ineligible for award on a USSOCOM topic that falls within the parameters of the United States Munitions List, Part 121 of the International Traffic in Arms Regulation (ITAR). A firm employing a foreign national(s) (as defined in paragraph 3.5 entitled “Foreign Nationals” of the DoD 18.B STTR Announcement to work on a USSOCOM ITAR topic must possess an export license to receive a STTR Phase I or Phase II contract. USSOCOM STTR Program Point of Contact: Inquiries concerning the USSOCOM STTR Program should be addressed to . USSOCOM STTR 18.B Topic Index SOCOM18B-001 Human-Machine Teaming with Machine Learning Algorithms
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