Attachment 0002 - RFI Questionnaire.xlsx
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- Process Safety Management Support Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- W519TC-24-Q-PSMS
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This document is an RFI Questionnaire related to a federal contract opportunity for Process Safety Management (PSM) support. The RFI seeks interested offerors that can perform a comprehensive programmatic review of the PSM program to identify gaps, evaluate risks, recommend actions, and take appropriate mitigation measures. A draft Performance Work Statement is provided as an attachment.
The RFI Questionnaire asks the contractor to confirm their ability and willingness to perform the work outlined in the PWS, coordinate with government personnel, work onsite, be familiar with hazards and policies at an Ammunition Activity, follow OSHA standards, provide accreditations, and demonstrate experience with PSM requirements. The NAICS code is 541990, and the government agency is the Department of the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Rock Island Arsenal. Responses to the RFI Questionnaire are due by 1300 CST on 18SEP2024. A follow-on RFP is anticipated after this RFI process.
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Sheet1
| RFI Response - PSM/ Safety | |
| Contractor Name: | Business Size: |
Small Large Disadvantaged (specify) 8(a)
| Notice ID: |
| Date: |
| NAICS Code(s): |
| Question | Comments | ||
| Does contractor agree to perform the work outlined in the PWS? | Yes | No | |
| Does contractor agree to have correspondence by email with CAAA personnel in a timely manner (within 24 hours) of first contact? | Yes | No | |
| Is the contractor qualified and willing to apply for CAAA visitor access? | Yes | No | |
| Does contractor have the capability to do work onsite? Onsite work includes field visits, documentation review, program review, and personnel interviews. | Yes | No | |
| Does contractor agree to coordinate all site visits with the appropriate CAAA personnel IAW the PWS? | Yes | No | |
| Is the contractor familiar with the hazards encountered at an Ammunition Activity? | Yes | No | |
| Does contractor agree to work in buildings that have potential explosive hazards, as required? | Yes | No | |
| Is the contractor aware of CAAA's policy on personal electronic devices inside explosive buildings? | Yes | No | |
| Is the contractor farmiliar with and agree to follow all OSHA standards for the workplace? | Yes | No | |
| Does contractor agree to provide all current accreditations as soon as they are available to the contractor? Accreditations include PSM certifications, demonstrable experience, and other related programs such as ISO 9001. | Yes | No | |
| Is the contractor familiar with the PSM requirements in DA Pam 385-64 and its application? | Yes | No | |
| Is the contractor familiar with industry and Army standards and their application to equipment? These include Recognized and Generally Accepted Good Engineering Practices. | Yes | No | |
| Is the contractor willing to share results of previous PSM gap analyses and associated corrective actions (proprietary or identifying information redacted) that clearly demonstrate improvement in one or more areas? | Yes | No | |
| Is the contractor capable of providing mitigation actions that are sensible and responsible use of government resources? | Yes | No | |
| Final remarks for consideration for the Contracting Team: |
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