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Air Education and Training <strong>Command</strong>Contracting Squadron – Randolph AFBDevelop America's Airmen Today ... for TomorrowThe Differences Between Source Sought and Request forInformation (RFI)QUESTION:Is a Source Sought announcement equal or the same as a Request forInformation for Market Research?• There is a minor difference- the "sources sought" announcement is used todetermine if a set-aside <strong>of</strong> some type is appropriate.• The RFI is looking more at capabilities and what is available from a technicalperspective in the market place- but both get you just about the sameinformation.


Air Education and Training <strong>Command</strong>Contracting Squadron – Randolph AFBDevelop America's Airmen Today ... for TomorrowSOURCES SOUGHT• In FAR Part 10, you will find sources sought notices are part <strong>of</strong>market research to assist the government in determining howbest to accomplish the procurement action.• A sources sought announcement is not required for everyprocurement - if the contracting <strong>of</strong>ficer already knows throughother means that there is or is not sufficient competition, and ifthere are or are not enough small businesses available tocompete for the requirement, then no sources soughtannouncement is required at all.


Air Education and Training <strong>Command</strong>Contracting Squadron – Randolph AFBDevelop America's Airmen Today ... for Tomorrow<strong>Pat</strong> <strong>Barber</strong>AETC Contracting Squadron2021 First StreetRandolph AFB, TX 78150-4425(210) 652-7084 voice(210) 652-7665 faxpatricia.barber@randolph.af.mil

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