Blog Tags - Epls

The first is for all offerors prior to RFQ issuance; the second within 15 days before award on the awardee only. Couple of things here. If you don't pull before RFQ, you should start. But so far not pulling prior to RFQ is not a major system deficiency, more a "best practice" recommended by DCMA during a CPSR (so don't sweat it too much if you're coming up on a CPSR and you've only got one in the file prior to award).

To caveat - that is a "risk" of a write-up, not a guarantee and hopefully not a significant finding. But the CPSR teams do want to see a pull within a reasonable time frame prior to award. Which I don't think is particularly unfair. Suspension status (in particular) can change in 24 hours and an EPLS pull is probably the easiest public law compliance out there next to timely DPAS acknowledgement on a subcontract.