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This solicitation is requesting proposals for armed security guard services at facilities operated by the Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency Center for Domestic Preparedness in Anniston, Alabama. The services include static post and roving patrol armed security, site security surveys, monitoring security systems, and participation in emergency exercises. The contractor will provide all necessary personnel, equipment, tools, materials and supervision except for certain government furnished equipment. The period of performance is one month for transition followed by eleven months for the base period and four one-year option periods. Proposals are due by June 16, 2022 and award will be made on a best value basis to a certified 8(a) small business. The incumbent contractor is APSI-CENTERRA JV LLC under a previous contract valued at $19.2 million over five years.
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ATTACHMENT F
RFQ# 70FA2022R00000002
May 9, 2022
Questions Template – Armed Security Guard Services
Number Solicitation Document
(Solicitation, Attachment Name, etc.)
Page or
Section #
Section, Subsection, Paragraph
#, Bullet
Point (BP) #, etc.
Question or Comment Government Response
1.
CBA Seniority
In order to correctly calculate labor costs associated with a long-tenured security force, can the government provide the seniority roster for necessary calculations and analysis? Guard, Guard
II, Lead Guard, AMDO, Lead AMDO, other personnel).
A seniority list is not available at this time. The Government will follow any guidance available in the
CBA (see RFQ, Section D, Attachment C) and FAR 52.222-41
(Please see Paragraph (n) of FAR
52.222-41): Seniority list. Not less than 10 days prior to completion of any contract being performed at a
Federal facility where service employees may be retained in the performance of the succeeding contract and subject to a wage determination which contains vacation or other benefit provisions based upon length of service with a Contractor (predecessor) or successor (29 CFR 4.173), the incumbent
Prime Contractor shall furnish the Contracting Officer a certified list of the names of all service employees on the Contractor’s or subcontractor’s payroll during the last month of contract performance.
Such list shall also contain anniversary dates of employment on the contract either with the current or predecessor Contractors of each such service employee.
The Contracting Officer shall turn over such list to the successor Contractor at the commencement of the succeeding contract
2.
CBA 19
Article 15
Section 1
Cash in Lieu: can the government provide the number of employees receiving
“cash-in-lieu” as it changes the calculation for fully burdened wage rates?
This information is not available to the Government. Also, see the CBA in RFQ, Section D, Attachment C)
3.
SOW 8 3.4
“New firearms”. Do the weapons have to be purchased specifically
“new” for the contract or are weapons bought new by the vendor and maintained in the
New firearms must be purchased for the contract and maintained in the designated arms room on campus.
vendor armory sufficient for this requirement?
4.
SF 1449
Block 8
Offer Due
Date / Local
Time
Section E3, In block 8 of the SF
1449 states the proposal is due at 12:00 p.m. Eastern Time.
Should this be Eastern
Daylight-Saving Time or
EDT? The proposal due time is in E3, E –
Proposal Submission, Please use: 12:00pm Local Time of the Issuing Office located in
Emmitsburg, MD 21727
5.
SOW 20 4.9
4.9 has a reference to
SOW 4.7.3. The cross-reference should be
4.7.6.
Correct: 4.7.6
6.
SF 1449 1 Section 10
Is the Prime required to maintain the 8a designation or can it be the subcontractor part of a team arrangement?
The prime contractor would be required to have the 8(a) designation as part of a contractor team arrangement. Depending on the type of team arrangement you have you may want to consult your
SBA representative.
7.
Is there a Seniority list for current Security
Staff
Please see Government Response to Question #1.
8.
SOW P 8 3.4.2
Ammunition. Service ammunition will consist of Hollow Point Rounds.
Qualification ammunition will consist of ball rounds. The Shift
Supervisor will issue each guard entering on duty three (3) ammunition magazines.
Each magazine carried will be full of ammunition. Two (2) magazines will be spares and carried on the duty belt in a holder designed for that purpose. One (1) magazine will be inserted in the handgun. The
Management team will be issued two (2) magazines. Five (5) rounds of 00 buckshot shotgun ammunition
Each officer will carry a fully loaded magazine appropriate to the assigned firearm.
will be available as a firearm load for each shotgun, with ten (10) additional rounds available for each shotgun. Ammunition shall be inspected and cleaned as necessary to ensure its safe and effective use.
Question: Please clarify which magazines are required; the standard high impact mags that come with new weapons or fewer number of rounds in the magazines. For instance, the Glock .40 cal model 22 holds 15 rounds in the mag while Model 23 holds
13 rounds. Similarly, the Glock 9m model 17 holds 17 rounds and model 19 holds 15 rounds.
9.
SF1449 4 B.2, B.3, B.7
B.2 states FFP CLIN’s will be paid no more than on a twice monthly basis whereas
B.3 and B.7 states
Contractor shall submit a monthly invoice.
Please clarify if bi-monthly invoices will be accepted or only one monthly.
Bi-monthly invoices will be acceptable.
10.
SF1449 11 C.13
References Attachment
C - Government
Furnished Property.
Attachment C is Wage
Determination and
CBA. Attachment D is
Government Furnished
Equipment. Is there a separate attachment missing for
Government Furnished
Property or does
Attachment D use
GFP/GFE
interchangeably.
GFE and GFP are being used interchangeably.
11.
SF1449 13
C.20, 52.228-5
Clause 52.228-5 states
Contractor to provide insurance in the kinds and amounts required in the Schedule or elsewhere. Please provide this information as it is not provided.
When the clause at 52.228-5, Insurance-Work on a Government
Installation, is required to be included in a fixed-price contract by 28.310, the coverage specified in 28.307 is the minimum insurance required and shall be included in the contract Schedule or elsewhere in the contract. Please use limits specified in FAR 28.307.
12.
Attachment A 6 3.3
References Technical
Exhibit 13 for GFE. This
Technical Exhibit was not found. Note that
Attachment D is GFE.
Does this replace
Exhibit 13.
Correct. The RFQ, Section D, Attachment D, provides a list of
GFP.
13.
Attachment A 20 4.9
References adherence to 4.7.3 regarding changes to subcontracts and subcontractors. 4.7.3 is in regards to the Lead
AMDO. What is the correct reference.
4.7.6
14. Attachment B, Quality
Control Plan 1 III. B. States prior to contract award the Contractor
RFQ, Section D, Attachment B, Quality Control Plan: (Section III.
Evaluation Methods, Paragraph B.
https://www.acquisition.gov/far/subpart-52.2#FAR_52_228_5 https://www.acquisition.gov/sites/default/files/current/far/compiled_html/subpart_28.3.html#FAR_28_310 https://www.acquisition.gov/sites/default/files/current/far/compiled_html/subpart_28.3.html#FAR_28_307 shall provide COR all certs,... Should this read "following contract award" or
"within X days after notice of award"
(Certification)), please correct to:
Within 30 days of contract award (or by the end of the Phase-In period), the Contractor shall provide the COR: all certificates, medical evaluations, and other required permits for all individuals.
15.
Attachment C All All
Current CBA with APSI-
Centerra JV LLC
(incumbent?) expires
Sept 25, 2022. Will awardee be permitted a rate adjustment if a new CBA results in higher rates.
Yes, a rate adjustment will be allowable if there is a change in CBA rates.
16.
Attachment A / SOW
Attachment 1
Atch A
Page 15, SOW Page
4.7.1 – 4.7.4
/ 5.1 Table 1
The experience required in Attachment
A does not align with the Minimum Criteria in
Table 1. (i.e. 4.7.1 requires a minimum
BA, Table 1 allows
Associate Degree or higher. Does experience requirement in 4.7.1 and elsewhere supersede Table 1.
Follow Attachment 1, 5.1, Table 1.
17.
SOW Attachment 1 5.3 Table 5
This Section / Table are referenced in
Attachment A, Appendix A, however it is not stated in any other documents if this training is mandatory, when required (upon award, days after award, etc..) and method of reporting.
See 5.4 regarding agency responsibility.
Current practice is for new hires to receive this training after they are hired, but prior to being stationed at a post. Any current personnel hired from the incumbent’s staff or brought in from another contract with the same training requirements will be deemed as having fulfilled this requirement.
18.
N/A N/A N/A
Will the government provide a 2-week extension to incorporate information obtained from the responses to questions and answers?
No change. The due date and time remains the same.
19.
N/A N/A N/A
Will the government provide a seniority list of incumbent personnel?
Please see Government Response to Question #1.
20.
N/A N/A N/A
What is the prior contract award amount, name of
The incumbent contractor for this requirement is APSI-CENTERRA JV
LLC, 110 W. 38TH AVE STE 200F,
incumbent and period of performance?
Anchorage, AK 99503 under contract number HSFE20-17-C-0203 with a total value of $19,225,741.71 for a base year and four (4) one-year options (total of 5 years).
21.
N/A N/A N/A
What is the government's estimated budget for services provided under this solicitation?
The RFQ, Section E.3, Business
Proposal Instructions (Schedule of
Line Items) indicates the
Government considers it may require 144,295 labor hours per 12 month contract period to complete the requirement. [This is not considered restrictive for proposal purposes.] A specific budget amount will not be provided by the
Government.
22.
SOW Attachment A SOW Page
5.6
The Project Manager or
Deputy Project
Manager must be on site during normal working hours, Monday through Friday. What does the government consider normal working hours?
0700-1600
23.
SOW Attachment A
SOW Page
Background,
5.6.2 The project background
references six
There are no fixed posts at the
ARTC or Warehouse Complex sites.
facilities/areas, but there are only four areas of operations referenced in Section
5.6.2. Please confirm
there are no guard services to be provided at either the CDP
Advanced Responder
Training Complex or the
CDP Warehouse
Complex.
Random building security checks of these areas are conducted by the roving patrols.
24.
WD/CBA Attachment C CBA Page
Wage
Schedule, The current CBA has labor categories for
Guard I, Guard II, and
Lead Guard II. Will the government provide a cross-reference between the posts identified in SOW
Section 5.6.2 and the corresponding labor category required for that post?
The Government anticipates six (6)
Lead Guard II positions aka
“Sergeants” or “Shift Supervisors”, one per shift at both the CDP and
COBRATF locations. These positions are staffed by a Guard II in the absence of a Lead Guard II and receive Lead Guard II pay while performing these duties per the
CBA.
The Government anticipates two (2)
Guard I positions (aka “Badging
Officers”).
Typically the remaining positions are staffed by Guard II personnel or
AMDO operators.
25.
70FA2022R00000002
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The general instructions indicate, “Volume 1, Technical
Proposal, Sections 1 through 4, is limited to
100 single sided total pages. Double sided pages will count against the 100-page limit as two pages for each double-sided page.
However, Section E. on
Page 58 indicates, “Any of the documents that are excluded from the
100-page count
(resumes, commitment letters, etc.) may be submitted as a document separate from the 100-page limit.” Are the resumes included in page count?
The resumes are limited to 3 pages each and are not included in 100 page limit.
26.
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Factor 3 –
Staffing and
Key
Personnel
Key Personnel is listed as the following
(Project Manager, Deputy Project
Manager, Training
Manager, Key Control
Officer/Administrative
Officer and Lead Alarm
Monitor Dispatch
Officer (AMDO)
However, the requirements request
“The staffing plan and key personnel shall include key personnel who will be assigned to this contract and the rationale for positions designated as key (i.e., why the offeror determined the position(s) to be key).”
Is the offeror required to provide additional
Key Personnel?
There is not a requirement for additional key personnel. However, if the offeror considers there to be a need for additional key personnel they can propose them and provide necessary rationale.
27.
Attachment A CDP
Armed Security
Key
Personnel
Section 5.9.2.3.5 indicates “Key personnel resumes shall be completed for
No. The key personnel are the PM, Deputy PM, Training Manager, Key
Control Officer/Administrative
Officers, and Lead AMDO.
Services SOW (Rev 2.1)
(April 2022) each supervisor and a copy shall be provided to the Contracting officer. (See HSAR
3052.215-70 Key
Personnel or
Facilities.)” Please indicate if supervisor resumes are required for Key Personnel?
Supervisor resumes are not required.
28.
General n/a n/a
What is the current value of the incumbent’s contract?
$19,225,741.71
29.
General n/a n/a
Does the incumbent currently have the contract fully staffed? If not, what are the differences?
The contract is currently fully staffed.
30.
Attachment C 7 Article 6:
Seniority
Will the government provide a current seniority list for the incumbent security force so that offerors can accurately price vacation and other leave benefits?
Please see Question #1 response.
31.
General n/a n/a
Does the incumbent's staff meet the medical and training requirements of this solicitation? If not, what are the differences?
Yes.
32.
General n/a n/a
Are the incumbent's staff grandfathered in terms of any of the training requirements in this solicitation?
Any officer performing duties under the current contract will be deemed as having met the training requirements.
33.
General n/a n/a
Will the government be mandating the COVID vaccine?
Unable to determine at this point.
Will be determined by court rulings.
34.
RFP 43
E.3 Resumes
& LOC for
Key
Personnel
Since key personnel resumes and letters of commitment are required with the proposal, does the government want the successful bidder to retain the current incumbent’s key personnel or replace them? If retaining current personnel is
There is no specific requirement to retain the current key personnel.
desirable, will the government provide the contact information for these five individuals so that bidders can acquire their resumes for proposal submission?
35.
RFP 44
E.3 Proposal
Formatting
Will the government confirm that the front matter and headers/footers are exempt from the 12 point and 10 point font restrictions?
Front matter and headers/footers are exempt.
36.
RFP 49
E.3.C - #5
Evidence of
Responsibili ty
Can the government elaborate on the type of "specific evidence of responsibility" the contractor should include for this section of Volume 2?
See RFQ, Section E, BUSINESS
PROPOSAL INSTRUCTIONS (Volume
2).
37.
RFP 26
HSAR DEV
15-01B.b.1
IT Security
Training
How long is the
Information Technology
Security Awareness training?
Approximately one hour.
38.
RFP 26
HSAR DEV
15-01B.b.1
Behavior
Training
How long is the DHS
Rules of Behavior training?
Approximately one hour.
39.
RFP 26
HSAR DEV
15-01B.b.1
Privacy
Training
How long is the Privacy at DHS: Protecting
Personal Information training?
The course is self-paced. Estimated completion time is one hour.
40.
SOW 8
3.4
Weapons
“Within ninety (90) days of contract award, at the expense of the contractor, the contractor will replace all handguns and shotguns with new firearms.” Does the replacement weapons the contractor provides have to be “new”? Or, can the weapons be from the contractor’s armory (as long as they are the correct make/model/caliber)?
Yes. New weapons shall be purchased for issue on this contract.
41.
SOW 10
3.7.2.3.1
Style of
Uniform
Does the government want the PM, Deputy
PM, Training Officer, The AMDO lead should wear the same uniform as the security guards and other AMDOs. The remaining
AMDO Lead, and Key
Control/Administrative
Officer to wear a different style and/or color uniform than what the armed security guards will be wearing (trouser/battle dress uniform pants and polo shirts)?
key personnel are not required to wear uniforms and may wear business casual attire.
42.
SOW 12
3.7.2.3.8
Supplement ary
Equipment
What level of body armor should be worn by the guards?
NIJ Level IIIA
43.
SOW 12, 7
3.7.2.3.8
Supplement ary
Equipment
AND 3.3.4
Vehicles and
Communicat ions
Equipment
Section 3.7.2.3.8 states that the contractor must provide guards with two-way radios.
However, Section 3.3.4 states the government will provide portable, mobile, and base station radios. Please clarify.
The government will provide a base station radio for the AMDO operators to use with a handheld radio as a backup. The government will provide handheld radios for the security officers. No mobile radios are required or provided.
44.
SOW 12 3.7.2.3.8
Supplement
Section 3.7.2.3.8 states that the contractor must provide
OC is the only less than lethal required.
ary
Equipment
“government approved less than lethal equipment. However, the list in Section
3.7.2.3.3 on pages 11-
12 lists only OC spray.
Please clarify if OC spray is the only less than lethal required.
45.
SOW 20
4.11.1
Safety
Representat ive
Can this role be fulfilled by one of the key personnel positions?
Yes. Please explain rationale for doing so.
46.
SOW 24, 19
4.23.1.5,
4.7.9 Drug
Screenings
Section 4.23.1.5 lists quarterly drug screenings as a topic for the Monthly Technical
Progress Report.
However, Section 4.7.9 states that drug screens are to be conducted initially, after any reported accident, and for cause. Are drug screens also required quarterly for all guards?
The reference to quarterly drug screening in 4.23.1.5 is an oversight and should be disregarded. There is no quarterly requirement for drug screens.
47.
SOW 38, 15
5.9.2.3.5
Special
Requiremen ts for
Supervisors
AND 4.7.5
Key
Personnel
Responsibili ties
Section 5.9.2.3.5 appears to indicate that supervisors are key personnel. However, Section 4.7.5 lists the
PM, Deputy PM, Training Manager, Key
Control
Officer/Administrative
Officers, and Lead
AMDO as key personnel. Can the government verify whether or not supervisors are key personnel and require resumes with the proposal?
No. They key personnel are the PM, Deputy PM, Training Manager, Key
Control Officer/Administrative
Officers, and Lead AMDO.
Supervisor resumes are not required.
48.
SOW 41
5.9.3.6.2
AMDO’s uniform
This section states that the AMDO’s uniform will be determined and provided the contractor. Does the government want the
AMDO’s to be in a different style and/or color uniform then the
No. Uniforms should be the same.
armed guards and key personnel staff?
49.
SOW 9
3.5
Government
Provided
Training
How long is the
Operations Security
Fundamentals &
Protecting Sensitive
Personal Information training?
Both courses are self-paced. The estimated completion time is one hour per course.
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HSAR
3052.215-70
Clause states there are a total of five (5) Key
Personnel.
Question: Are these the five (5) key personnel bidders must propose?
Yes.
50.
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FAR 52.222-
Statement of
Equivalent
Rates Table
Question: How are bidders to propose the
27101 Guard I rate?
Are we to use the CBA rate of $15.00 or the
Wage Determination?
Contractors are to use the CBA rate.
51.
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Factor 6 –
Past
Performanc e
RFP states, “Disclosure of any contract(s) or orders(s) terminated for cause or default or in which a cure notice
The requirement for Terminated for
Cause or Default is for ANY contract in the past 3 years.
was received in the past three years.”
This requirement doesn't say if we're only required to disclose this for the past performance contracts or for ANY contracts we've ever had in the past three years. Please clarify.
52.
Attachment_C_WD_20
19-
0236_Rev_1_and_CBA
_(2019-
2022)_Fully_Executed_
(combined).pdf
All
Wage
Determinati on
This Wage
Determination is not the latest version. We found Service Contract
Act WD # 2015-4587, Revision #18, for
Calhoun County, AL dated March 15, 2022, to be the latest.
Question: Would the
Government please issue the updated
Wage Determination for bidding purposes?
The wage determination (shown in the RFQ, Section D, Attachment C) applies to this contract because there is a CBA in place.
53. Attachment_C_WD_20
19- All CBA The current CBA is to expire on 9/25/2022
The contractor should use the current CBA rates and understand
0236_Rev_1_and_CBA
_(2019-
2022)_Fully_Executed_
(combined).pdf
(the base year of the contract).
Question: Would the
Government provide bidders with the escalation rates we are to use for Option
Period 1 through 4 so we can accurately price the rates for the Option periods?
that escalation due to new CBA rates will be allowable and can be adjusted during the performance of the contract.
54. Attachment_A_CDP_A rmed_Security_Service s_SOW_(Rev_2.1)(April _2022_).pdf
Attachment_B_Armed _Security_Services_Co ntract_QASP_(Final).p df
Section 5.9.3, Exhibit 2, Training, 5.9.3.1
Exhibit 2, Description of Training to be Provided by the Contractor, States, “Designated representatives of the contractor shall present the required eighty-four (84) hour basic security training (See Appendix A) and sixty-four (64) hours of firearms training and qualification and related subjects (See Appendix A).” This total 148 hours.
Exhibit 2 has a total of 152 hours of training
The 162 Hours of training outlined in Table 5 SOW Attachment 1 should be followed.
Additionally, DHS requires the following training for all contract personnel.
OPSEC
Protecting PII Unauthorized Disclosure of Sensitive Information Insider Threat Awareness
These additional training courses are available online and are self-paced with estimated completion times of one hour per course.
SOW_Attachment_1_A rmed_Contract_Securi ty_Officers_in_Federal _Facilities- An_ISC_Best_Practice_ 2019.pdf
Training, table 5, Page 12-
Table 5:
Standards to Meet Critical Tasks – Initial Training
Table 5 has a total of 162 hours of training
Question: Each of these solicitation documents has a different amount of initial training hours.
Would the Government please clarify and provide the total number of hours for initial training required?
55. Attachment_A_CDP_A rmed_Security_Service s_SOW_(Rev_2.1)(April _2022_).pdf
5.9.2.3.5 Special Requirem ents for Superviso rs, Page 38-39
Key Personnel Resumes
States, “Key personnel resumes shall be completed for each supervisor and a copy shall be provided to the Contracting officer.
(See HSAR 3052.215-70
Supervisors are not considered key personnel and there should be no requirement for a resume.
Resumes are only required of the PM, Deputy PM, Training Manager, Key Control Officer/Administrative Officers, and Lead AMDO.
E.3.B Factor
3-Staffing
Plan and
Key
Personnel
Key Personnel or Facilities.)”
Question: Are bidders to provide resumes and letters of commitment for Supervisors as part of Factor 3 Staffing Plan
& Key Personnel requirement in Section
L?
56.
Page 43-
Section
E.3.A
States, “the corporate experience (limited to 5 pages each) under section 5”.
This should state
Section 4, not Section
5. Section 5 is Quality
Control Plan.
Section 4 is correct regarding
Corporate Experience.
57.
Page 46, paragraph
2 and 3
Factor 4
Page 46, Factor 4 –
Corporate Experience states in paragraph 2:
“However, examples may include recent and relevant corporate
The Offeror shall fully explain who accomplished the work and their tracible connection to the Prime
Offeror, and, if appropriate, demonstrate that the resources of experience similar in size, scope and complexity, from a
Contractor Team
Arrangement/Joint
Venture (FAR 9.6);
predecessor company
(resulting from mergers and acquisitions); an offeror's parent or affiliated companies
(where the offeror's proposal demonstrates that the resources of the parent or affiliated company will affect the performance of the offeror) or major subcontractor(s)
(defined as a subcontract with a total value greater than
$750,000 over the life of the contract).”
On the same page, in paragraph 3, it states
“To be considered all corporate experience must be tracible to a the parent or affiliate company will affect performance of the offeror.
contract number/task order number as stated in the proposal and performed by the same legal entities of prime
Offeror (or) any proposed major subcontractors documented in the proposal based on the associated Unique
Entity ID (UEI) number.”
Question: If we’re submitting parent or affiliated company contract experience, then the UEI number from the contract will not match the bidding entity’s UEI number.
Please clarify what is meant in paragraph 3.
We do not want our corporate experience dismissed for a parent or affiliated company’s corporate experience resulting from a different UEI.
58.
Paragraph
F (should be Para H) and
Page 53, Paragraph
F
Question: In the solicitation refers to
“CDO”. Is this a typographical error that should read CDP? If not, will the
Government clarify what/who CDO is?
Yes, you are correct. CDO is incorrect it should say “CDP”. {This paragraph at both Page 47 and Page
53 should be corrected to
Paragraph H. for Factor 4.}
Page 48 Section C.4
RFQ states, “A copy of the offeror’s
Representations, Certifications, and
Other Statements of
Offerors (Section K of the solicitation) or a statement that the offeror’s SAM is current, accurate, and complete.”
This solicitation doesn’t have a Section K.
Question: Will the
Government confirm that the instructions
Section K reference is not correct. It should state Section E.
are in reference to “E.
OFFEROR
REPRESENTATIONS
AND CERTIFICATIONS-
COMMERCIAL ITEMS
(FEB 2021)” provided on pages 55 – 70?
60.
Section C, first paragraph
States, “Please note that the CBA, Attachment B, shall apply to this contract.”
Question: Attachment
B is the QASP, did the
Government mean to day Attachment C?
Yes, Attachment C is the CBA.
61.
Attachment D
In attachment D it is showing all of the government issued equipment which includes weapons i.e.
glocks and shotguns, However in the SOW in
Section 3 Subsection
3.4 it states that after
90 days the contractor will have to purchase their own weapons.
Yes, the initial weapons issue will be provided by the government (GFE) and the contractor will be required to purchase new weapons within the first 90 days of contract award.
Once new weapons are purchased, they will be considered contractor property. The contractor will coordinate with CDP Asset
Management for old weapons inventory turn in.
Will the contractor have to purchase their own weapons after 90 days?
62.
Attachment D
In attachment D it is showing all of the government issued equipment which and list Body Armor
However in
SOW+Attachment+3+Al abama+Peace+Officers
+Qualification+Course+
POST-5+and+POST-
5B+updated-6.11.2020 the Subsection 5.2.3 it states that this a
Contractor issued item.
Will the contractor have to purchase their own Body Armor?
No, body armor will be provided by the government. New Level IIIA body armor was purchased in 2020.
File details come from the government source that posted it. Updated .