6 - DRAFT Attachment 0001 - PWS Attachment 4_Contractor Furnished Property.pdf
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- MISSION SUPPORT SERVICES - WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE - DRAFT RFP Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- W51EW7-25-R-A003
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This document is Attachment 4 to a draft solicitation, detailing Contractor Furnished Property (CFP) requirements for a Mission Support Services contract at White Sands Missile Range. The attachment specifies five categories of contractor-provided property: 1) office furniture for overhead personnel, 2) personal protective equipment, 3) office supplies not directly supporting tests, 4) name tags and lanyards, and 5) cellular phones and cellular services. The contractor must recoup these costs through their Indirect Charge Rate and cannot directly bill for these items. The property will remain contractor-owned and is not to be classified as Capital Asset Property (CAP) or Government Furnished Property (GFP), with the contractor responsible for replacing items once they reach end of life.
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Attachment 4 – Contractor Furnished Property
The Contractor shall provide the following Contractor Furnished Property (CFP). The Contractor shall recoup costs in their Indirect Charge Rate and shall not directly bill for these items. The Government may or may not initially issue similar property to the Contractor as Government Furnished Property (GFP), however, once the property has met its end of life, the Contractor shall replace it as CFP. Contractor furnished property shall remain Contractor-owned and it shall not be identified as CAP or GFP.
1. Office furniture (desks, chairs, bookcases, shelving, file cabinets, lockers, etc.)
required to support the Overhead personnel described in PWS section 1.30.11, Contract Management.
2. Personal Protective Equipment.
3. Office Supplies (not directly supporting tests).
4. Name tags and lanyards.
5. Cellular phones and cellular services.
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