70Z03822QH0000119 Schedule of Supplies.xlsx

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Teardown, Testing, and Evaluation of MMR Radar, RFA-CCA
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This document includes a solicitation and schedule of supplies for a federal contract opportunity with the U.S. Coast Guard. The Coast Guard is seeking quotes to perform teardown, testing, and evaluation of two MMR radar RFA-CCA units, with an option to increase the quantity to a maximum of four units. Quotes are due by July 6th, 2022 and award is anticipated on or around July 8th, 2022. Repairs must be performed by the Original Equipment Manufacturer, L3 Harris Technologies, Inc. Pricing should be provided using the attached schedule on a firm-fixed-price basis. The small business size standard is $35 million and the applicable NAICS code is 488190.

The schedule of supplies lists the items to be repaired along with fields to provide unit pricing and totals. The solicitation notes that drawings, specifications or schematics are not available from the agency. In addition to the base quantity of two repairs, the Coast Guard may increase the order by up to two additional repairs under an option for increased quantity. Quotes should be submitted electronically to the point of contact provided by the deadline.

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Schedule of Supplies/Services
Period of performance is from time of award through final delivery.
CLINSItem or ServiceQtyUnitUnit PriceAmount
1Repair: RFA, CCA2Ea$$____________
NSN: 6120-01-HS2-8071
P/N: 1020F220-001
TOTAL$______________________
1INSP/NFF $___________
2BER/SCRAP $___________
3TURN AROUND TIME (TAT) ____
Please note: The USCG intends to issue an order for a quantity of Two (2) each. Per FAR 52.217-6 Option for Increased Quantity, the USCG may increase the quantity by Two (2) each, for a maximum quantity of Four (4) each at the same unit price as the original order, for up to three hundred and sixty-five (365) days after the initial award date. PLEASE NOTE: The Contracting Officer will execute a unilateral modification if the USCG chooses to exercise this option.

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