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  1. Hello-- I am interested in hearing your thoughts on the pros and cons of using "option for increased quantity" instead of IDIQ: 1- clearly defined supply items, firm fixed price, non competitive award. 2-total requirement is 4 systems, over the course of three fiscal years, and subject to continued need and funding. 3-base award will procure and fully fund 2 of these. Either scenario would work, I believe. And, human nature tends to keep us (me) on the path with which I am most familiar. What would you consider to be more advantageous to the Government: structure this as Base plus options, or as IDIQ with guarantee minimum being the first 2? I will appreciate any and all feedback. EB
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