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An FAA-unique solicitation document used under the Acquisition Management System. The SIR replaces traditional RFPs for many FAA procurements and uses a best-value evaluation approach. It is part of the FAA's streamlined acquisition process that operates outside standard FAR procedures.
Contractors responding to FAA opportunities submit proposals against SIRs, which define requirements and evaluation criteria under the FAA's AMS rather than FAR procedures.
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