Attachment - 4 Technical Worksheet - Poti Georgia.docx

CUI

Source Selection Information (Once Completed) – See FAR 2.101 and 3.104

TECHNICAL WORKSHEET

SOLICITATION #: HTC711-22-Q-R005

STEVEDORING AND RELATED TERMINAL SERVICES (S&RTS)

PORTS: PORTS OF POTI AND BATUMI, REPUBLIC OF GEORGIA

When completing this Technical Worksheet Questionnaire (TWQ) the Quoter/Offeror shall answer each question based on the posted Performance Work Statement (PWS) requirements. The Quoter/Offeror shall assume the Government has no prior knowledge of the experience past or present the Quoter/Offeror may have or performed.

The Government will evaluate each answer to each question SOLELY on its own merits and will not assume answers to other questions are related information presented elsewhere within this technical worksheet.

** Submission Rules & Instructions: **

1. The Quoter/Offeror entire PROPOSAL submission, based on this Technical Worksheet Questioner SHALL NOT exceed 15 pages in length. Each page size shall be no larger than 8.5” x 11” and single sided.

2. When answering the following questions: The Quoter/Offeror shall not simply “rephrase or restate” the Government’s requirements, but rather shall provide convincing rationale to address “how” the Quoter/Offeror(s) intends to provide the requirements the government seeks and In Accordance With (IAW) the PWS. Statements that the Quoter/Offeror understands; can or will comply with the PWS; statements paraphrasing the PWS or parts thereof; flowcharts simply listing activities related to performance of the PWS; and phrases such as “standard procedures will be employed” or “well known techniques will be used,” etc., without explanation or description of “how” services will be provided or performed shall be considered unacceptable.

3. All requested attachments, port certifications, licensing, permits, documentary evidence (photos) and Material Handling Equipment (MHE) lists shall not count against the page limits.

NOTE** Failure to complete this document in its entirety or attach requested documents may result in a Quoter/offeror being ineligible for award.

**Technical Evaluation Questions**

1. Required Services:

1a. Describe in detail “how” your company plans to meet the following: mission timelines, provide stevedoring and longshoring services for loading and discharging military vehicles for both vessel and commercial truck operations. (Ref: 5.1.2) Click here to enter text.

2. Required Equipment, Supplies & Facilities:

2a. Starting on 1 April, 2022, will your company be prepared to have on site the Material Handling Equipment (MHE) needed to support this missions? (Ref: 5.34) Click here to enter text.

2b. Describe how your company will be prepared to provide all facility requirements, as noted in schedule 6 of the schedule of rates. (Ref: 6.4.4) Click here to enter text.

3. Required Supervision & Labor:

3a. Identify and describe the number of, drivers, lashers, checkers, mechanics, and general laborer (stevedore & Longshoreman) make up and their supervision structure (parties/gangs: include size/number) for LOLO & RORO operations. (Ref: 1.2, 6.1.1) Click here to enter text.

4. Security:

4a. Explain in detail “how” your company plans to meet DOD statutory and regulatory security requirements at the port, or host country for all USG personnel and cargo, from threat or pilferage? (ref: section 2 & 6.2)

5. Operations:

5a. Provide a description of equipment, capabilities, and experience you have in towing/lifting tracked U.S. Military Cargo (i.e. M1A1, M109, and M88, equipment up to 70 Tons)? (Ref: 5.29.1) Click here to enter text.

5b. Describe your company’s ability to provide the staging area requirements and agrees to bill the USG based on cargo foot print by total square meters utilized on a daily basis as required to accommodate the cargo including access and fire lanes? (Ref: 5.16, 6.4.5).

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5c. Explain your company’s capability to procure rail ramps that can support the loading of heavy tracked U.S. Military Cargo (i.e. M1A1, M109, and M88) with a Safe Working Load (SWL) of up to 70 Tons? (Ref: 5.34.1)