ACQ Plan for FD2030-22-31003 signed.pdf

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Acquisition Plan Page of This template is tailorable. It contains basic categories needed for an Acquisition Plan. However, the specific content of plans will vary depending on the nature, circumstances, and stage of the acquisition.

Refer to FAR 7.105 and DFARS PGI 207.105 for guidance on acquisition plan content.

I. Acquisition Background and Objectives:

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A. Statement of Need / Contracting History B. Applicable Conditions C. Cost D. Capability or Performance E. Delivery or Performance Period Requirements F. Trade-offs G. Risks H. Acquisition Streamlining II. Plan of Action:

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A. Sources B. Competition C. Contract Type Selection D. Source Selection Procedures E. Acquisition Considerations F. Budgeting and Funding G. Product or Service Descriptions H. Priorities, Allocations, and Allotments I. Contractor vs. Government Performance J. Inherently Governmental Functions K. Management Information Requirements L. Make or Buy M. Test and Evaluation N. Logistics Considerations O. Government-Furnished Property P. Government-Furnished Information Q. Environmental and Energy Conservation Objectives R. Security Considerations S. Contract Administration and Surveillance T. Other Considerations U. Acquisition Plan Annual Review per FAR 7.104(a) V. Milestones III. Coordination / Approval:

* IAW FAR 7.104(c), if the plan proposes using other than full and open competition when awarding a contract, the plan shall also be coordinated with the cognizant competition advocate.

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2840-01-454-8449NZ/ PN: 4082959

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2840-01-454-8449NZ/ PN: 4082959 30 each per 30 days TAT 90 days from date of receipt

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2840-01-332-3439NZ/ PN: 4079428

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2840-01-454-8449NZ/ PN: 4082959 30 each per 30 days TAT 90 days from date of receipt

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2840-01-308-4466NZ/ PN: 4070067

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2840-01-308-4466NZ/ PN: 4070067 30 each per 30 days TAT 90 days from date of receipt

Early delivery of assets is acceptable. The total estimated value of this effort is $14,445,725.80

Due to the circumstances described herein, the activity will acquire overhaul of the F100-PW-220/229 balance segment assembly,utilized on the F-15 and F-16 weapon systems, from Paradigm Precision Inc, CAGE 1J4P3, 967 Parker St, Manchester, CT 06042. TheGovernment’s inability to obtain proprietary data from the original equipment manufacturer, directly impacts its ability to stand up organic capability or establish competitive sources. Timely award of this effort, to Paradigm Precision,is in the best interest of the USG, as it's acting on behalf of the IEMP partner nations, via the Foreign Military Sales (FMS) process. The IEMP members can reasonably expect schedule impacts and performance delays, to their sovereign engine programs, should this award not take place. This effort will ensure readiness and sustainment efforts for the IEMP F100-PW-220/229 engine fleet, through other than full and open competition. AFLCMC/LPSIB is utilizing an International Acquisition Competition Restriction (IACR) that authorizes use of other than full and open competition procedures to obtain an FFP, requirements type contract for the overhaul of the F100-PW-220/229 balance segment assembly listed above. The intended procedure is to authorize a "D" type contract, in accordance with FAR parts 15 & 16; utilizing United States Air Force standard procedures for the solicitation and award

Paradigm Precision Inc, is the incumbent contractor and was awarded 60 month period of performance (PoP), sole-source, overhaul efforts for F100-PW-220/229 balance segment assembly on the following contracts: FA8121-16F-0094 (awarded August 2016) and FA812111D00160001 (awarded December 2008).

Paradigm Precision Inc, is currently providing balance segment assembly overhaul support on FA8121-16F-0094 (awarded August 2016) and previously provided support on FA812111D001600001 (awarded 27 September 17).

Risk associated with this acquisition is low, as assessed by the Government acquisition team. The performance, schedule and cost risks are identified and discussed below.

Performance: The performance risk is considered low. This overhaul contract is not procuring new or unproven technologies. Overhaul support for the balance segment assembly from Paradigm Precision Inc ., poses no risk, as Paradigm Precision Inc has provided overhaul support of these F100-PW-220/229 assets on two previous contracts.

Schedule: The schedule risk is considered low. This overhaul contract is not procuring new or unproven technologies. Overhaul support for the balance segment assembly from Paradigm Precision,, poses no risk, as Paradigm Precision,,has provided overhaul support of these F100-PW-220/229 assets on two previous contracts. If Paradigm Precision, is not awarded this effort in a timely manner, then the IEMP members will be incapable of conducting engine maintenance, leading to degradation of the fleet.

Cost: The cost risk is considered low. A pricing goal of $14,445,725.80 has been established based on escalation pricing from 421st Supply Chain Management Squadron organic repair from PMXG for the overhaul of the F100-PW-220/229 balance segment assembly. All costs are FMS case funded for this undetermined quantity of assets. In an effort to mitigate cost risks, the Contracting Officer will ensure the items described herein are negotiated at a fair and reasonable price to the Government and Contractor. Additionally, certified cost or pricing data will be requested; along with detailed cost and pricing analysis with the aid of a technical evaluation from Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA) and a field audit from Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA).

Market research was accomplished in accordance with FAR Part 10 and was performed from 07 January 2022 to 07 April 2022, in the following manner:

- On 08 January 2022, researched NSNs by conducting searches against NSNs on contract FA8121-16F-0094 (awarded August 2016) for overhaul of the F100-PW-220/229 balance segment assembly.

- Conducted an online search on 15th of February 22 at the following:

www.Google.com - Search provided no valid sources.

www.planestock.com -Search provided description of part.

www.aerosup.com - Search provided no matches.

www.nsn-now.com- Search provided a company callled GMS International Coop, they had a qty of 0. ILN Technologies, had a qty of 30 and Dynatech International LLC. None of the stated companies have a SAR approved or pending.

- A Sources Sought Synopsis #FD2030-22-31003 was posted to Sam.gov for 30 days (07 March 2022 to 07 April 2022). This synopsis contained all required source approval documentation. As of the closing date, no vendors had demonstrated interest in this repair contract outside the companies previously mention.

The following source has been identified for this acquisition:

CAGE: 1J4P3

Paradigm Precision Inc, 967 Parker St, Manchester, CT 06042

(860) 649-2888 IIB: Due to the circumstances described herein, this activity will acquire the overhaul capability from Paradigm Precision Inc, CAGE 1J4P3. In accordance with FAR6.302-4 and FAR 6.302-1, this effort is justified in limiting its sources to Paradigm Precision Inc. Paradigm Precision Inc,is necessary to return unserviceable balance segment assembly, to a serviceable condition. The Government's inability to obtain proprietary data from the original equipment manufacturer, directly impacts its ability to stand up organic capability or establish competitive sources. Timely award of this effort, to Paradigm Precision Inc, is in the best interest of the USG, as it's acting on behalf of the IEMP partner nations via the FMS process.

Paradigm Precision Inc, will be encouraged to pursue small business opportunities at the subcontract level allowing for participation of small business (SB), veteran-owned small business (VOSB), service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB), HUBZone small business (HUBZone SB), small disadvantaged business (SDB), 8(a), service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) and woman-owned small business (WOSB). IAW FAR 52.219-9, DFARS 252.219-7003, and AFFARS 5319.704(a)(1). Each subcontracting plan shall address how the contractor plans to seek, promote, and meet socio-economic goals. The subcontracting plan will be incorporated into the resultant contract and Paradigm Precision Inc, performance as it relates to the small business subcontracting goals will be included in the overall contractor performance assessment report (CPAR) evaluation.

A subcontracting plan will be required in accordance with FAR 52.219-8 and 52.219-9.

functions or activities. The requirement of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) circular A-76 are not applicable to this initiative.

metrics. A Contractor Performance Assessment Report (CPAR) will be performed to monitor the Contractor’s performance in areas such as business relations, management of key personnel, subcontract management, cost control and quality of product/services.

The Contractor will be required to submit reports, in accordance with the contract data requirement list (CDRL), Defense Department (DD) Form 1423. The program manager and other functional managers who track the Contractor’s progress will monitor these reports.

mission. The items included in this acquisition is to support the FMS IEMP partner nations and there are no current plans to redesign these items. This acquisition will not be performed on Tinker Air Force Base. Therefore, a base support agreement is not applicable. DCMA will provide contract administration, surveillance and quality assurance at the contractor facility.

will be required to adhere to all Federal, State and Local environmental laws and regulations.

IIR: Not applicable. The contract contemplated will not be classified. This acquisition does not involve classified data or parts, but is subject to Export Control and International Traffic in Arms Regulations

(ITAR).

The efforts required under this acquisition are expected to be UNCLASSIFIED and should not require the Contractor personnel to obtain a security clearance.

IIS: This contract will be administered by the United States Air Force (USAF) and DCMA. The USAF will monitor performance through the reviews and reporting requirements included in the contract. DCMA will provide contract administration, surveillance and quality assurance at the contractor facility.

IIT: Product description for this acquisition is federal supply code 2915. There is no urgency of the requirement that would dictate a particularly short delivery or performance schedule. Therefore the DPAS code will be DO A1. No data rights requirements are applicable to this requirement.

- IACR approval

- Completion of solicitation review

- Issue solicitation

- Receipt of proposal

- Business clearance

- Begin negotiations

- Complete negotiations/FPNM

- Legal review

- PKC review

- Contract award