Attachment 0004 Technical Data Package-CRSP-Natick.xlsx
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- W911QY26RA031
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This is a Technical Data Package attachment in Excel format supporting a warehousing and logistics solicitation for Centralized Receiving and Shipping Point (CRSP) operations at Fort Natick. The file serves as a detailed specifications and requirements document that complements the Performance Work Statement for solicitation W911QY26RA031 issued by the Department of the Army Materiel Command, Army Contracting Command Aberdeen Proving Ground.
The contractor is required to provide two appropriately trained supply and services labor personnel to establish, operate, and manage CRSP operations during standard business hours (0700-1530, Monday through Friday with alternating 30-minute lunch breaks). Key responsibilities include receiving and unloading cargo, reviewing shipment manifests, breaking out and inspecting items, recording transactions, processing push shipments, and redirecting mis-shipments. The contractor must operate the Automated Manifest System (AMS), maintain complete visibility of all ISO containers through the Army Container Asset Management System (ACAMS), and comply with applicable Army regulations including AR 710-2, DA PAM 710-2-2, and AR 735-5. Additional duties encompass material handling and motor transportation for distributing cargo to or receiving cargo from other CRSPs, port operations areas, and bases/camps in support of onward movement and retrograde operations. The contractor shall submit monthly labor hours reports and comply with Contract Data Requirements List submissions, including a Safety and Health Plan and Emergency Response Plan due no later than 60 days after contract award.
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| Attachment 0001 - Pricing Schedule Rev1.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| 09162026B_CRSP_Solicitation_Questions and Answers_W911QY26RA031.docx | DOCX document | |
| 09162026_Questions and Answers_W911QY26RA031-response v1.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Solicitation Amendment W911QY26RA0310002 SF 30.pdf | ||
| Solicitation Amendment - W911QY26RA0310002 Conform copy.pdf | ||
| 09152026 Questions and Answers W911QY26RA031_LRC_Natick_Response MQ.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Questions and Answers.docx | DOCX document | |
| Solicitation Amendment - W911QY26RA0310001conform.pdf | ||
| Attachment 0005 Wage Determination.pdf | ||
| Solicitation Amendment W911QY26RA0310001 SF 30.pdf | ||
| Attachment 0004 Technical Data PackageR1-CRSP-Natick.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Solicitation - W911QY26RA031.pdf | ||
| Attachment 0002 Hours Worked Report-CRSP.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Attachment 0003 CDRL-CRSP-Natick.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Attachment 0001 - Pricing Schedule.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet |
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LRC Natick - Central Receiving Supply Point (CRSP) Support POP BP - 01OCT2026 - 3SEP2027 1st YR Ext Option - 01OCT2027 - 30SEP2028 2nd YR Ext Option - 01OCT2028 - 30SEP2029
| State | Task Order | Site Name | Site Code | CLIN | WBS Ref. | Service | Workload | Workload Driver | Workload Descriptor | H.2 Data Input |
| MA | Natick, MA | Supervision | TE.K | Hours of Operation | Provide oversight and ensure workloads are completed within the required timeframe and safely | |||||
| MA | Natick, MA | Inbound and outbound freight operations | TE.K | Hours of Operation | Issue, receive, and shipping supplies/equipment | |||||
| MA | Natick, MA | Material handling and equipment operations | TE.K | relocating and shipping | Issue, receive, and shipping supplies/equipment | Required 1 APR 26 untiil end of PoP | ||||
| MA | Natick, MA | Documentation process, validation and quality control | TE.K | processing documentation, records file | Issue, receive, and shipping supplies/equipment | |||||
| MA | Natick, MA | Coordination | TE.K | customer services | Assist customers, and process customers' requests | |||||
| MA | Natick, MA | Storage, staging, and yard/warehouse management | TE.K | Centralized Receiving and Shipping Points (CRSP) | processing ,receiving, moving, and shipping all classes of supplies/equipment, and pallets daily | Augmentation only. See Tech Exhibit K. |
TE Listing
| Technical Exhibit Listing | |
| TE A | Site map; facility |
| TE B | KTR personnel security and screening requirement |
| TE C.1 | Listing of GFF |
| TE C.2 | Listing of GFP |
| TE F.1 | Listing of Reporting |
| TE I | Listing of References |
| TE K | Augmentation Table of Non-personal Service |
Tech Exhibit A TECHNICAL EXHIBIT A Site Maps, facility drawings and other applicable graphic representations.
Tech Exhibit B TECHNICAL EXHIBIT B. Contractor Personnel Security and Screening Requirements
Tech Exhibit C.1
| TECHNICAL EXHIBIT C.1 - Listing of Government Furnished Facilities (GFF). | ||||||||
| Country | Site Name | Site Code | Bldg/Tent # | Structure Type | Structure Name | Size (SQFT) | KTR Utilization | Remarks |
| USA | NATICK SOLDIERS SYSTEMS CENTER (NSSC) | 20 | FIXED | LRC NATICK CRSP WAREHOUSE | 100% | |||
| USA | NATICK SOLDIERS SYSTEMS CENTER (NSSC) | various buildings or locations within a quarter-mile radius of NSSC proximity. | 1% |
Tech Exhibit C.2
| TECHNICAL EXHIBIT C.2 - Listing of Government Furnished Property (GFP) | |||||||||||
| Contract Number or Equivalent code designation | CAGE Code | UIC | DODAAC | Location | Name/Description | Part Number | Manufacturer | Model Number | Serial Number or UII/IUID | Line Item Number (LIN) | National Stock Number |
United States Army: United States Army:
If an NSN is not assigned, use SLAMIS to acquire an NSN.
For access or assistance on this matter please contract Mr. Groell at 256-955-5631or email at david.groell@us.army.mil Acquisition Cost Acquisition Date Unit of Measure Quantity Received Current Condition Estimated Useful Life United States Army: United States Army:
Useful Life is to be annotated in years Status United States Army: United States Army:
Use Pull Down Menu General Ledger Classification Date Placed in Service Current Condition Code United States Army: United States Army:
Use Pull Down Menu Posting Reference United States Army: United States Army:
e.g., receiving report number, contract, purchase order, or other procurement identification number, invoice number
United States Army: United States Army:
If an NSN is not assigned, use SLAMIS to acquire an NSN.
For access or assistance on this matter please contract Mr. Groell at 256-955-5631or email at david.groell@us.army.mil
| Transaction Type | Transaction Date | Disposition | GFP | Special Tooling or Special Test Equipment | Owner (both the accountable and custodial organization) | Accounting Requirement Code (ARC) | Authority | Equipment Readiness Code (ERC) | Required Allowance | Authorized Allowance | Reportable Item Control Code (RICC) | Logistics Control Code (LCC) | Controlled Inventory Item Code (CIIC) | Equipment Category Code (ECC) | Publication Date | Document Number | Standard Requirement Code (SRC) | Contractor POC | Period of Performance Expiration Date | Expected Property Return Date | ||||||||||
| W90JW2 | W6WVAA | Natick Bldg#20 | Laptop | HP | 70209N | 701001C967030 | $ 1,829.00 | EA | Y | Y | N | 2 | 0 | R | U | |||||||||||||||
| W90JW2 | W6WVAA | Natick Bldg#20 | Ride-On Scrubber | KARCHER | EA2507 | 382501C961160 | $ 21,954.00 | EA | Y | Y | N | 1 | 0 | R | U | |||||||||||||||
| W90JW2 | W6WVAA | Natick Bldg#20 | Forklift 36K | HYSTER | LF3002 | 393001X415714 | $ 130,000.00 | EA | Y | Y | N | 1 | 0 | R | U | |||||||||||||||
| W90JW2 | W6WVAA | Natick Bldg#20 | Forklift 6K | HYSTER/HYUNDAI | LF3002 | 393001C024148 | $ 17,500.00 | EA | Y | Y | N | 1 | 0 | R | U |
Tech Exhibit F.1
1. The contractor will digitally submit all reports not generated by a DoD/Army Automated Information Systems (AIS) in .pdf or Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint) as directed.
2. Unless otherwise designated in the "Method and Distribution" column, the contractor will submit all reports to the COR
3. 'The contractor shall generate for, and submit to, the USG AIS generated reports in accordance with regulatory/policy guidance, and as requested by requiring activities. Type of Report:
E - Event F - Funding H - Health Services L - Localized Report M - Manpower P - Program S - Small Business Guidance on Reporting Requirements CDRL # CDRL NAME Supports Program Objective Reference
| NOTE: This column is simple cross-reference back to the PWS paragraph where the CDRL is identified, and not necessarily intended to be an all inclusive reference with an absolute if/then application to reporting. The content of the report as it applies to activated services is of primary importance. | Frequency | Method and Distribution | Contractor Format | USG Format |
| DAILY REPORTS |
All Daily Reports are submitted as follows:
- Cover the previous one day (24 hour period; 0001-2400 hours local time)
- Cut-off Time: default time will be 1600 hours local time if no other USG guidance is given.
- Suspense: COR will coordinate a mutually acceptable submission deadline with the local command authority receiving the report; default time will be within the first two duty hours of the following day (i.e. the report covering Monday is on Tuesday morning).
WEEKLY REPORTS
All Weekly Reports are submitted as follows:
- Cover the previous one week (Monday through Sunday)
- Cut-off Time: The LOGCAP Prime will coordinate the mutually acceptable cut-off time of the report (Sunday as of time) with the local command authority receiving the report; default time will be each Sunday 1800 hours local time if no other USG guidance is given.
- Suspense: The LOGCAP Prime will coordinate a mutually acceptable submission deadline with the local command authority receiving the report; default time will be 1300 hours (local) on the Monday following the reporting period.
| Bi-WEEKLY REPORTS |
| MONTHLY REPORTS |
Unless other instructions are provided in the frequency column, all monthly reports are submitted as follows:
- Cover the previous month, first to last calendar day (i.e. the report covering the month of January is due the first week of February)
- Cut-off Time: Last day of previous month
- Suspense: This report is due within the first five working/business days of the month following the reporting period
| STT and PERF: Yes; when USG has issued GFP to the Contractor / otherwise not required | 1 | Government Furnished Equipment and Facilities Report | Accountability | Government Furnished Property (GFP) and Services | Monthly | email; | |
| COR | X |
Contractor Format unless USG provides a local format in “Supplementary Reports in Support of Local AOR” below STT: Yes, only when services are activated under PWS Sections III-VIII, otherwise not required
PERF: Yes 2 Safety and Health Plan Accountability Capability Flexibility Safety, Health, and Emergency Response Plans - NLT 60 days after award
| - Semi-annually thereafter reviewing with requiring activity | email; |
| COR | X |
Contractor Format unless USG provides a local format in “Supplementary Reports in Support of Local AOR” below STT: Yes, only when services are activated under PWS Sections III-VIII, otherwise not required
PERF: Yes 3 Emergency Response Plan Responsiveness Safety, Health, and Emergency Response Plans - NLT 60 days after award
| - Semi-annually thereafter reviewing with requiring activity | email; |
| COR | X |
Contractor Format unless USG provides a local format in “Supplementary Reports in Support of Local AOR” below
| INCIDENT OR EVENT DRIVEN REPORTS: AS REQUIRED |
| STT: Yes |
| PERF: Yes | 4 | Accident Reports | Accountability | AR 385-10, DA Pam 385-40; Safety, Health, and Emergency Response Plans | - As Required and as applicable |
| - Submitted IAW timeline identified in regulatory guidance or supported E60command policy governing the task order. | email; COR |
Use the following forms as applicable:
DA FORM 7306 (WORKSHEET FOR TELEPHONIC NOTIFICATION OF GROUND ACCIDENT)
DA Form 285 (Technical Report of U.S. Army Ground Accident), to include 285-A, 285, AB, 285-B, 285-O, 285-W.
DA FORM 7305 (WORKSHEET FOR TELEPHONIC NOTIFICATION OF AVIATION ACCIDENT/INCIDENT)
DA Form 2397 (Technical Report of U.S. Army Aircraft Accident); to include 2397-1 through 2397-14, and 2397-AB)
DA Form 2397–U (Unmanned Aircraft System Accident Report (UASAR))
SF 91 (MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT REPORT)
X
Forms are Available at Army Publishing Directorate Website https://armypubs.army.mil/
| Supplementary Reports in Support of Local AOR | |||||||||
| Guidance on Reporting Requirements for Set the Theater (STT) and Performance (PERF) Task Orders | |||||||||
| (Yes / No / Stipulation) | CDRL # | CDRL NAME | Supports Program Objective | Reference | Frequency | Method and Distribution | Contractor Format | USG Format | |
| 5 | ISR Report - Throughput CRSP | Accountability Capability Flexibility | Accurate tracking, invoicing and reporting of all in-bound/outbound packages on a recurring basis | Weekly | Email to: benjamin.k.dawson.civ@army.mil; larry.j.westley.civ@army.mil; william.mastrangelo2.civ@army.mil;lisania.f.ordonez.civ@army.mil | X | |||
| 6 | Contractor Employee Information List | as needed |
Tech Exhibit I Technical Exhibit I. Reference Documents
1. This Technical Exhibit contains a list of applicable reference documents.
2. The Contractor shall reference the most current version of these publications.
3. Where the publication requires action by a Government entity, and the role or function is being assumed by the Contractor, then the Contractor should read the requirement as being Contractor required.
4. This Performance Work Statement is intended to satisfy the full range of military operations LOGCAP may be called upon to support, including non-contingent peacetime support to the force. Policy and guidance may differ between normal (non-contingent) sustainment and sustainment provided in operational environments; thus the contractor must consider the applicability of the guidance and apply the appropriate guidelines to the correct operational environment (for example contingency vs non-contingency).
Websites where reference documents are available:
http://www.wbdg.org/ffc/DoD/unified-facilities-criteria-ufc (Engineering Doctrine) http://www.jcs.mil/Doctrine/Joint-Doctine-Pubs/ https://armypubs.army.mil/ (Army Doctrine and Policy) http://discover.dtic.mil (DoD Policy)(CAC Sign In) https://search.dtic.mil/iadb/?dtmp=dt_iadb (CAC Sign In from DTIC) https://www.fcg.pentagon.mil/fcg.cfm (Guidance on Foreign Clearances) https://www.e-publishing.af.mil/ (USAF Policy and Doctrine) https://nso.nato.int/nso/nsdd/listpromulg (NATO STANAGs) https://www.ustranscom.mil https://about.usps.com/publications/pub223/223c2dir_004.htm https://www.jointcommission.org/ https://www.icao.int/Pages/default.aspx https://home.army.mil/imcom/index.php/about/policies-guidance-regulations https://www.commissaries.com/our-agency/official-publications/directives http://quicksearch.dla.mil/qsSearch.aspx (for MILSTD) https://www.ets.org/show-english-ability.html (Language Proficiency) Metadata only policy and doctrine publications information referenced at https://armypubs.army.mil/Footer/Contact.aspx
| WBS Ref. | Service | Standards Guidance | Procedural Guidance |
| General | Applies to all WBS as applicable | DoDD 4180.01 DoD Energy Policy |
AR 25-22 The Army Privacy and Civil Liberties Program AR 25-400-2 Army Records Management Program AR 190-13 The Army Physical Security Program AR 200-1 Environmental Protection and Enhancement AR 380-67 Personnel Security Program AR 381-12 Threat Awareness and Reporting Program AR 385-10 The Army Safety Program AR 530-1 Operations Security AR 700-138 Army Logistics Readiness and Sustainability 40 CFR Protection of Environment
| Contractor Enabling Functions | ||
| Centralized Receiving and Shipping Point (CRSP). | ATP 4-12, Army Container Operations |
Tech Exhibit K Technical Exhibit K. Augmentation Table Provide personnel IAW this Technical Exhibit
| Site Number | WBS Ref. to be Billed | Service Position & MOS / Pay-Grade Equivalent | # of Positions Required | Work Hours | Required Qualifications | Special Requirements | |
| LNMA0001 | Supervisor/lead | ||||||
| administrative clerk & MHE Operator | 1 | Work Hours: 0700-1530 M-F | |||||
| (30min lunch alternating) | IAW AR 710-2, DA PAM 710-2-2, AR 735-5, and ATP 4-12 |
Required qualifications: GCSS-A experience equivalent to GS-07 rank/grade. Knowledgeable with transactions T-CODE. Motor vehicle operator licenses to include Material Handling Equipment/forklift variants up to 26K cargo capacity and size. Must have a valid state issued driver’s license. Must be able to carry/lift material/equipment weight up to 50 lbs without assistance.
| Works indoor and outdoor, subject to heat, cold, open docks or storage yards or warehouses. Work may be dirty, dusty, and requiring heavy lifting, frequently subject to exposure of possible cuts, scrapes and bruises. Required to wear appropriate safety gear when operation requires. | Clerk & MHE Operator with superivosr/lead duties and responsibilities | |||
| LNMA0001 | administrative clerk & MHE Operator | 1 | Work Hours: 0700-1530 M-F | |
| (30min lunch alternating) | IAW AR 710-2, DA PAM 710-2-2, AR 735-5, and ATP 4-12 |
Required qualifications: GCSS-A experience equivalent to GS-07 rank/grade. Knowledgeable with transactions T-CODE. Motor vehicle operator licenses to include Material Handling Equipment/forklift variants up to 26K cargo capacity and size. Must have a valid state issued driver’s license. Must be able to carry/lift material/equipment weight up to 50 lbs without assistance.
Works indoor and outdoor, subject to heat, cold, open docks or storage yards or warehouses. Work may be dirty, dusty, and requiring heavy lifting, frequently subject to exposure of possible cuts, scrapes and bruises. Required to wear appropriate safety gear when operation requires.
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