Attachment 07 Cross_Reference_Matrix.xlsx
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- W900KK21R0029
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This sources sought notice requests capabilities statements from interested vendors for a follow-on Air Defense Artillery Targets contract to produce MQM-170, MQM-171, and MQM-186 aerial targets. The U.S. Army Contracting Command - Orlando seeks to award a single-source IDIQ contract for 60 months to provide production of aerial targets, target support equipment and services, and a target asset repository for the U.S. Army Program Executive Officer for Simulation, Training, and Instrumentation Threat Systems Management Office. Interested vendors must demonstrate the ability to produce all three target variants to meet the required performance specifications by the anticipated 1Q22 award date. Capabilities statements are due no later than 23 March 2021 and shall identify business type, provide contact information, detail relevant experience producing aerial targets within the last five years, anticipated small business subcontracting percentages, identified risks and mitigation approaches, and any other information required to make a business decision. The government may set aside the requirement fully or partially for small businesses under NAICS 336411 with a size standard of 1,500 employees.
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FACTOR 3 - Technical
| CONTRACTOR's PROPORAL | Contractor factor Notes/Other References | |||||||
| Reference | RFP Section L-Instructions to Offerors | RFP Section M - Evaluation Criteria | Volume III TECHNICAL | Section and Page No. | Paragraph | |||
| VOLUME I FACTOR 1 TECHNICAL | Solicitation Attachment 10 Order #1 | |||||||
| SOW Section 3 | L.4.1 The Offeror shall provide a detailed production plan that illustrates the entire production process of all three targets. The Production plan shall at a minimum contain: | M.4.1 The Government will evaluate the Offerors capabilities to perform SOW 3.3.8, 3.3.9, 3.3.10 , 3.3.22, 3.3.24, and 3.3.26 for efficiencies, quality control measures, through put, and schedule risk. Significant emphasis is placed on the location of facilities, supply chain management procedures with quality assurance for parts or part assemblies, and domestic production for quick response to short notice requests. Facilities / production outside the U.S.A will be identified as a significant increase to performance and schedule risk. | ||||||
| L.4.1.1. Proposed facilities for each target variant with a general diagram(s), location(s), and capabilities that will be used to support the TSMO in Huntsville Alabama. Provide appropriate quality control measures used to ensure the facilities produce targets that meet the identified performance specification. Stating a facilities QA certification does not provide adequate information for the Government to determine feasibility of submitted production procedures. | M.4.1.1 The Government will evaluate the Offerors quality control measures and production risk mitigation procedures used at the proposed facilities to determine the feasibility of production through put and production schedules | |||||||
| L.4.1.2. Production schedule for each target that identifies a minimum and optimum production time. The schedule shall provide data to support the monthly production capability of (40) MQM 170 Aerial Target System, (02) MQM 171 Aerial Target Systems and (02) MQM 186 Aerial Target Systems. Production schedule must be initiated 30 days after contract award. Provide identified schedule risk items that have been mitigated and any item that can not be mitigated. | ||||||||
| M.4.1.2 The Government will evaluate the Offerors production plans capability to efficiently execute the monthly production rate of (40) MQM 170 IAW SOW 3.3.8, (2) MQM 172 IAW SOW 3.3.9, and (2) MQM 186 IAW 3.3.10 utilizing the proposed facilities and schedule. Emphasis is placed on the Offerors understanding of target production procedures, redundancies to ensure consistent production schedules are maintained and overall risk management. | ||||||||
| L.4.1.3. Part list for each target with a production sources identified; parts purchased or manufactured outside of the U.S.A have to be identified. Major part assemblies not organically produced can be identified at the assembly level. All parts need to be compliant to Section 889 of Fiscal Year 2019 National Defense Authorization, Trade Agreements Act (TAA), and current regulations. | ||||||||
| . | M.4.1.3 The Government will evaluate the Offerors production plan supply chain management to determine feasibility, quality control procedures, and efficiency for the production of part assemblies as well as full production targets. Significant emphasis will be placed on domestic production and rapid delivery capabilities of modified parts to meet unique testing needs. | |||||||
| L.4.1.4 The Offeror shall provide (3) Target Production diagrams for operational target vehicles. The diagrams shall identify how the functional target meets / exceeds the performance specifications contained in Attachment 03 Performance Specifications. Items that exceed the Performance requirement have to disclosed as increased performance has to be included in target test plan data for end users | M.4.1.4 The Government will evaluate the (3) Target Production diagrams to determine the feasibility of meeting or exceeding the performance specification. Any diagram that does not meet the specification will not be considered. Targets that have the ability to be modified, upon the Government request, to exceed the performance specification shall be evaluated more favorably. |
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