Attachment 1- Statement of Work.pdf

DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY

Industrial Base Extension (IBex)

Program 700 ROBBINS AVENUE

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

19111-5092

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT (PWS)

IBex was developed to support DOD operations in remote or hostile environments where little or no commercial capability information is known or exists. Bolstering DLA’s ability to rapidly respond to shifting worldwide events, IBex’s strategic partnerships with industry experts allows government planners to leverage the expertise of the commercial sector, and to gain access to those commercial capabilities if required. Moreover, through IBex’s partnerships with industry and its Market Research reports, the program provides industrial base awareness over assets that can be utilized during a contingency or national emergency.

In accordance with the Independent Government Cost Estimate (IGCE), the below is an IBex Report request. All reports will be forwarded to the IBex Program Manager in Adobe PDF format unless otherwise stated and include information on Taiwanese manufacturers of North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) 332722: Bolts, Nuts, Screws, Rivets, and Washers. Specifically, the following information categories are required:

Business Environment Analysis Outline and map (using established network mapping techniques) the current state of the Taiwanese NAICS 332722 Supply Chain Distribution Network. Detail transportation agreements, transportation providers, and potential constraints to transportation throughput. Additionally, provide an overview of the Taiwanese bolt, nut, screw, rivet, and washer supply chain, to include detailed descriptions on:

1. Taiwanese NAICS 332722 manufacturing overview:

a. Provide Taiwanese import, export, demand forecasts, and sales data relating to NAICS

332722.

b. Map the sub-tier supplier network, to include the type, number, and geographic locations of sub-tier suppliers.

c. Describe potential and existing component part and raw material availability or shortages.

d. Detail Taiwan’s warehouse footprint (availability and location of raw materials, component parts, and end items warehousing and distribution points) for NAICS 332722 items.

e. Discuss Taiwanese economic competitiveness, advantages, and disadvantages for NAICS

332722.

f. Discuss workforce demographics, to include required training, available training programs, and potential labor shortages.

g. Describe any other potential or probably supply chain concerns not discussed above.

2. Supply chain risk analysis:

a. Identify the top five potential supply chain disruption risks by likelihood and consequence, determining the:

i. Nature of the risks

ii. Business impact of the risks

iii. Potential duration of the risks

iv. Probable costs or financial losses related to the risks

Commercial Business Capability Analysis Identify a minimum of ten vendors whose place of performance is in Taiwan for each of the below item types:

• Bolts

• Cotter pins

• Dowel pins

• Hook and eye latches

• Hooks (i.e., general purpose fasteners)

• Hooks

• Hose clamps

• Lock washers

• Machine keys

• Nuts

• Rivets

• Screw eyes

• Screws

• Spring pins

• Spring washers

• Toggle bolts

• Turnbuckles

• Washers

Vendors should be identified by volume of sales, listing those with the highest number of units old during the last two fiscal years first. Negative replies are requested for NAICS sub-categories that are not available. For each sub-category within NAICS 332722 listed above, provide vendor contact information, to include:

• Company Name: Name of company supplying the good or service

• Website: Website of the company providing the good or service

• Address: Address of company providing good or service

• Latitude: Geographic coordinate specifying the north–south position of a company

• Longitude: Geographic coordinate specifying the east-west position of a company

• Contact (POC) Name: Name of the point of contact for the company providing the good or service

• Phone: Office number of the company providing the good or service

• Email: Email address of the company providing the good or service

• Fluent in English: Statement if the vendor is fluent in English

• Languages Spoken: Identification of all languages spoken by the vendor

• Payment Options: Describe how the vendor will accept payment

• SAM Registration: Determination if the vendor is registered in SAM

• USG Contract: Determination if the vendor has had a US government contract

• Business Size: Determination based on established size standards

• Delivery Radius: Delivery radius capability in kilometers

• Surge Capacity: Provide the quantity of support expected from the provider of the goods or service within 30 days, 90 days, and 180 days. Quantity can be thought of in terms of how many/much of an item the company can provide, and not necessarily how much is currently on hand or in stock.

• Production Lead Time: Provide the duration of time it would take to secure the supplies or service.

• Additional Notes: Provide any additional relevant information on vendor capabilities.

Please note that the information contained within the Commercial Business Capability Analysis portion of the IBex report is US government information once submitted and can be released to partners, allies, other US government agencies, and US government agency support contractors.

DELIVERY SCHEDULE

The report will be completed and sent to the IBex PM within 60 days of award. All the market research reports and any other deliverables will be shared within the Services. The IBex Program Manager is:

Carolyn Shivers DLA Troop Support 700 Robbins Ave Philadelphia, PA 19111 215.737.2038 carolyn.shivers@dla.mil