Exhibit_D_Appendix_D-14_N3B_Request_for_Information_Form.pdf

Technical Subcontract Management

REQUEST FOR INFORMATION

SUBCONTRACT No. RFI No. Date: Page 1 of

Project ID: Date Reply Requested By:

Reference Information (Document/Drawing/Specification/Location)

INFORMATION REQUESTED / PROBLEM:

PROPOSED RESPONSE / SOLUTION:

SUBCONTRACTOR Representative: STR: Receipt Date:

INFORMATION TO SUBCONTRACTOR

REQUESTED INFORMATION:

CONTRACTOR Representative: Date:

RFP No.

Technical Subcontract Management

INSTRUCTIONS

This procedure provides for controlled identification, notification and resolution of SUBCONTRACTOR initiated technical questions. A Request for Information (RFI) is a SUBCONTRACTOR initiated technical question. An RFI is initiated if the

SUBCONTRACTOR:

• Is unable to understand technical documents: scope, specifications, drawings or data.

• Discovers or perceives a conflict, ambiguity, error or omission in or among the technical documents.

Upon determination that an RFI is required, the SUBCONTRACTOR should prepare its question on the attached form, log the RFI using a sequential numbering system (e.g., the first RFI is [SUBCONTRACT #]-RFI-0001), and deliver the RFI to CONTRACTOR’S STR or designated location (address). SUBCONTRACTOR shall maintain a log to track and document status. At a minimum the log shall contain the RFI identifier, date submitted, date returned, status, and a section for comments. SUBCONTRACTOR shall provide an updated copy of this log at each weekly Project Status Meeting for review.

RFI’s that request a specific date for a required response should be monitored for a response and, if no response has been issued three (3) days before the response is due, the originator should contact CONTRACTOR to ascertain the status of the response. CONTRACTOR will target to respond to most RFI’s with three (3) working days and all RFI’s within two (2) weeks.

The RFI may not be used to request deviations to the Subcontract. See the Supplier Deviation Disposition Request (SDDR) section of the Subcontract Documents for deviations. CONTRACTOR responses to RFIs shall not be construed as permission to deviate from contract requirements. RFI’s are not authorized change documents and cannot be used to direct a change in subcontract requirements. If CONTRACTOR’S response on the RFI has a cost and/or schedule effect, it is the SUBCONTRACTOR’S responsibility to immediately advise CONTRACTOR’S Procurement Specialist with a SUBCONTRACTOR Change Proposal. Work undertaken without CONTRACTOR authorization is at the SUBCONTRACTOR’S risk and expense.

INFORMATION TO SUBCONTRACTOR