Attch 6 Technical Performance Questionnaire 20201207.doc

TRAINER MAINTENANCE SERVICES

TECHNICAL & PAST PERFORMANCE RESPONSE QUESTIONNAIRE

Source Selection Sensitive (when filled-out) IAW FAR 2.101 and FAR 3.104

Instructions: Fill-in offeror name in footer. For each factor below, in the first table provide a detailed description of specific tasks performed for that factor. Use the reference table to provide a minimum of one (1) and up to five (5) references per factor to support the experience claimed in the first table. Limited to a twenty five (25) page submission.

Factors 1-5. Technical Experience. Three (3) years of experience within the (10) year period immediately preceding release of this Request for Quote (RFQ), performing Trainer Maintenance Services, as more specifically described below in Factors 1 through 5, inclusive. The experience called out in Factors 1 through 5 inclusive is for work which is the same or substantially similar to the work activities and tasks described in the respective factor. Provide reference and contact information to support the experience claimed by offeror. If offeror intends or proposes to use an entity other than offeror to fulfill a requirement or a portion thereof (e.g. a sub-contractor or other teaming partner), please provide ALL the requested information for that entity as well.

To Be Considered Technically Acceptable for Factors 1-5: The offeror’s responses evidence the offeror (or the entity other than offeror which offeror intends or proposes to use to fulfill a requirement or portion thereof) has three (3) years of experience within the ten (10) year period immediately preceding the release of this RFQ, performing the same or substantially similar work to the work activities and tasks described in each of the factors and the referenced Performance Work Statement (PWS) paragraph(s). References provided must support the experience claimed by offeror.

Factor 1, General Airframe Repair. At least three (3) years of experience within the ten (10) year period immediately preceding release of this RFQ. Use the narrative block to provide a detailed description of EACH task performed related to General Airframe Repair tasks identified in the table immediately below (Reference PWS paragraph 1.3.2.3).

- Experience performing general airframe repair to include minor structural, electrical repair, cleaning, and using aerospace hardware. Please explain each process.

- What weapon systems or aircraft do you have experience with? Please describe in detail. Ensure number of years of specific experience is listed below.

Reference PWS, para. 1.3.2.3

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Narrative (please type in form and use as much detail as necessary to respond):

General Airframe Repair:

Minor Structural Electrical:

Cleaning of general airframe repair:

Using Aerospace Hardware:

Weapon Systems or Aircraft Experience:

Past Performance Reference #1, Factor 1 (required)

(Firm Fixed Price [FFP] or Cost)

Check as appropriate

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POC Name:

Phone #:

Email:

Past Performance Reference #X, Factor 1

Repeat this block as necessary up to maximum of five (5)

(Firm Fixed Price [FFP] or Cost)

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POC Name:

Factor 2, Aircraft or Missile Component Replacement. At least three (3) years of experience within the ten (10) year period immediately preceding release of this RFQ. Use the narrative block in the first table to provide a detailed description of EACH specific task performed related to Aircraft or Missile Component Replacement tasks identified in the table immediately below (Reference PWS paragraph 1.3.2.5).

Experience performing:

- Navigation and guidance component replacement

- Engine (Turbofan) replacement

Please explain how you perform each of these tasks.

Ensure number of years of specific experience is listed below.

Reference PWS, para. 1.3.2.5

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Narrative (please type in form and use as much detail as necessary to respond):

Navigation and guidance component replacement:

Engine (Turbofan) replacement:

Past Performance Reference #1, Factor 2 (required)

(Firm Fixed Price [FFP] or Cost)

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POC Name:

Past Performance Reference #X, Factor 2

(Firm Fixed Price [FFP] or Cost)

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POC Name:

Factor 3, Cannon Plug Cable Repair. At least three (3) years of experience within the ten (10) year period immediately preceding release of this RFQ. Use the narrative block in the first table to provide a detailed description of EACH specific task performed related to Cannon Plug Cable Repair tasks identified in the table immediately below (Reference PWS paragraph 1.3.2.5).

- Experience performing soldering/de-soldering of multi-pin connectors.

Ensure number of years of specific experience is listed below.

Reference PWS, para. 1.3.2.5

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Narrative (please type in form and use as much detail as necessary to respond):

Experience performing soldering/de-soldering of multi-pin connectors:

List and soldering certifications your employees hold.

Past Performance Reference #1, Factor 3 (required)

(Firm Fixed Price [FFP] or Cost)

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POC Name:

Past Performance Reference #X, Factor 3

(Firm Fixed Price [FFP] or Cost)

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POC Name:

Factor 4, Radio Frequency (RF) Circuit Routing. At least three (3) years of experience within the ten (10) year period immediately preceding release of this RFQ. Use the narrative block in the first table to provide a detailed description of EACH specific task performed related to Radio Frequency (RF) Circuit Routing tasks identified in the table immediately below (Reference PWS paragraph 1.3).

- Experience troubleshooting erroneous RF measurement values

- Experience dealing with power measurement equipment and power generating equipment

- Experience with functional/block diagrams and wiring diagrams

Ensure number of years of specific experience is listed below.

Reference PWS, para. 1.3

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Narrative (please type in form and use as much detail as necessary to respond):

Experience troubleshooting erroneous RF measurement values:

Experience dealing with power measurement equipment and power generating equipment:

Experience with functional/block diagrams and wiring diagrams:

Past Performance Reference #1, Factor 4 (required)

(Firm Fixed Price [FFP] or Cost)

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POC Name:

Past Performance Reference #X, Factor 4

(Firm Fixed Price [FFP] or Cost)

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POC Name:

Factor 5, Integrated Computer System Repair. At least three (3) years of experience within the ten (10) year period immediately preceding release of this RFP. Use the narrative block in the first table to provide a detailed description of EACH specific task performed for Integrated Computer System Repair tasks identified in the table immediately below (Reference PWS Paragraph 1.3)

-Experience troubleshooting erroneous system faults regarding computer system control processor, arithmetic/locgic, memory and input/output sections.

- Experience dealing with signal/power/resistance measurement equipment and power generating equipment

- Experience with support equipment functional/block diagrams and wiring diagrams Ensure number of years of specific experience is listed below.

Reference PWS, para. 1.3

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Narrative (please type in form and use as much detail as necessary to respond):

Experience troubleshooting erroneous system faults:

Experience dealing with measurement equipment and power generating equipment:

Experience with functional/block diagrams and wiring diagrams:

Past Performance Reference #1, Factor 5 (required)

(Firm Fixed Price [FFP] or Cost)

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POC Name:

Past Performance Reference #X, Factor 5

(Firm Fixed Price [FFP] or Cost)

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POC Name:

Factor 6 Sub-Contracting Arrangements (e.g. Teaming Arrangements).

If your company is not performing ALL the work, you must fill-in the contemplated sub-contracting arrangement in Table 1 below for percentage of work performed by sub-contractor(s) and then fill in the percentage of work in Table 2 that will be performed by your company as the Prime Contractor. Sub-contractor arrangements include, but are not limited to, the following types of relationships: prime/sub-contractor, mentor/protégé, joint venture, etc. If a sub-contractor arrangement is not applicable and ALL the work will be performed by your company as the Prime Contractor, please indicate 0% in Table 1 and complete all fields in Table 2 accordingly.

Standard Of Acceptability: The offeror’s responses provide sufficient information for the Government to determine whether or not the offeror contemplates a sub-contracting arrangement and, if so, indicates the name of each sub-contractor, identifies the task and the percentage of work to be performed by each party (E.g. prime and subcontractor), and provides sufficient information for the Government to determine that the offeror as a whole (E.g. Prime/sub combined) has the ability to perform the requirements of this solicitation. For example, if the offeror is claiming the experience of another entity to meet any of the Factors 1-5, it would follow that entity would be identified as a teaming partner below.

Table 1

Table 2

Prime Contractor

(Name Here) Percentage of Work Performed by Prime

Contractor Work Description Prime Contractor Would Perform

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Offeror:________________________

RFQ FA461021Q0006

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