Attachment 5 - A00004 Questions and Responses - 70Z03822RJ0000001.pdf
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- 70Z03822RJ0000001
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This document contains questions and responses regarding solicitation number 70Z03822RJ0000001 issued by the United States Coast Guard. The solicitation requires the overhaul of T700-401C engines to be modified to T700-401D engines in accordance with the statement of work. The evaluation time for the overhauls will remain at fifteen calendar days after receipt of components. Bidders cannot quote only on the overhaul of the T700-401C engine as the modification to the T700-401D is required. The NAVAIR manual takes precedence over other manuals for the overhaul process. No special OEM discount programs or spare containers apply. The response deadline is January 17, 2022 and award is expected on or around March 17, 2022.
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SOLICITATION NUMBER: 70Z03822RJ0000001
AMENDMENT A00004: QUESTIONS & RESPONSES
1. Can we quote Overhaul of T700-401C “only” as the modification is not yet available per
GE?
Response: No, per the schedule posted with Amendment A00003, CLINs 0001-4001 were changed from “Overhaul T700-401C Engine” to “Overhaul T700-401C Engine MODIFY TO: T700-401D Engine”.
2. Can we (the shop) obtain a copy (protected) of the NAVAIR Manual A1-T700A-MMI- 200 to process the Overhaul of T700-401C upon award? Or can we base our Overhaul process on OEM- General Electric SEI Manuals?
Response: Per Section 3.5 of the Statement of Work (SOW) “The USCG does not own nor can it provide the technical documents specified herein”. Section 3.5 also states the NAVAIR Manual A1-T700A-MMI-200 takes precedence over any other manuals.
3. Does the US Coast Guard (the helicopters in use for this solicitation) are part of any FMS-OEM special discount program for parts?
Response: No
4. Will the engines be preserved IAW manual with a letter of proper drainage and secured in its own container? Or do we need to send containers for shipping?
Response: The USCG will ship the engines in containers and they must be returned to the USCG in the same containers.
5. Can the evaluation time be changed to 30 days from the day of arrival to the shop in order to properly ensure all testing are done?
Response: The evaluation time will remain at fifteen (15) calendar days after receipt of components.
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