ATTACHMENT C - Contractor Capability Survey.pdf

COMMON ARMAMENT TESTER FOR FIGHTER (CAT-F)

SOURCES SOUGHT: FA8533-23-S-CATF

ATTACHMENT C - CONTRACTOR CAPABILITY SURVEY

Part I. Business Information

In response to this source sought, please provide the following business information for your company/institution and for any teaming or joint venture partners:

Company/Institute Name:

Address:

Point of Contact:

CAGE Code:

Phone Number:

E-mail Address:

Web Page URL:

Size of business pursuant NAICS Code:

Based on the 334515 NAICS Code, state whether your company is:

Company Description Yes No Large Business

Small Business

Woman Owned Small Business

Small Disadvantaged Business

8(a) Certified

HUBZone Certified

Veteran Owned Small Business

Service-Disabled Veteran Small Business

System for Award Management (SAM)

A statement as to whether your company is domestically or foreign owned (if foreign, please indicate the country of ownership)

If you are a Small Business (SB, WOSB, SDB, 8(a), HUBZone, VOSB, SDVOSB), please explain whether your company would be capable of meeting the requirements of FAR 52.219-14, Limitations on Subcontracting.

Part II. Capability Survey Questions <A through D>

Responses should detail your company’s capabilities and processes for accomplishing work associated with each phase of system lifecycle management as categorized below.

A. Design, Develop, Test & Evaluation Questions:

a. Does your company have a current product solution that meets a majority of the

“Tentative CAT-F Requirements”. If yes, what tentative requirements does your solution not meet.

b. Would your company be willing to participate in product demonstration to the Government?

c. Do you have experience with the integration of software or hardware for a common solution that replaced multiple systems on a platform and/system. If so, describe the platform and/or system, scope, and timeframe of the efforts. Identify if you were the prime or a sub on the contract, and state whether the product was accepted by the Government. Address if any issues or situations arose in integration that you had to

COMMON ARMAMENT TESTER FOR FIGHTER (CAT-F)

SOURCES SOUGHT: FA8533-23-S-CATF

address and resolve.

d. If the legacy data is not provided, identify, and describe solutions on how your company would successfully accomplish this effort completion.

e. If Government Furnished Property (GFP) is not provided, identify, and describe solutions on how your company would successfully accomplish this effort completion.

f. Describe your experience with an Engineering Manufacturing Development (EMD) contract(s). Identify the risks and mitigation solutions your company utilized in the effort(s).

g. Describe your company’s manufacturing experience with production for large scale production which are relevant to this effort.

B. General Capability Questions:

a. Describe your company’s experience with armament test systems and the interfaces utilized.

b. Describe your company’s manufacturing experience with armament test systems.

c. Describe your experience with software open architecture design and hardware modular system architectures with common interfaces using Modular Open Systems Architecture (MOSA) compliant designs.

d. Describe your companies experience with

i. Maintenance manuals

ii. Drawing and 3D model drawing package

iii. Familiarization training

iv. Provisioning data

v. S1000D digital technical data

e. Describe your company’s experience in obtaining nuclear certification.

f. Describe your experience with digital models and Model Based Systems

Engineering (MBSE).

g. Describe your experience with Automatic Test Markup Language (ATML) and associated standards (e.g., IEEE 1671, 1641 and 1636).

h. Describe your experience with Condition Based Maintenance (CBM+).

C. Sustainment Questions:

a. Does your company have experience with providing sustainment support (e.g., addressing software deficiencies, repairs, etc.) post-fielding on a new tester? If yes, briefly describe the scope and timeframe of the past effort.

b. Describe your supply chain processes with particular attention on protecting against the introduction of counterfeit parts into production, maintenance, and repair lines to include obsolete parts.

D. Contract Questions:

a. Provide possible contract incentives your company thinks would encourage industry to deliver this program in an accelerated manner and/or at lower cost.

What would be a disincentive?

b. What type of contract does your company propose for completion of this effort (e.g., Firm Fixed Priced, Cost Plus, etc.)?

c. Describe opportunities your company would recommend for technical and/or cost tradeoffs in this effort.