(CM24106003) MR LTC Question.docx

Project CM24106003

DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY

DLA LAND and MARITIME

POST OFFICE BOX 3990

COLUMBUS, OH 43218–3990

IN REPLY

REFER TO

Brandy.Warner@dla.mil Date: April 24, 2024

Strategic Acquisition Programs Directorate (SAPD) Long Term Contract Market Research Questionnaire

DLA Land and Maritime is considering a solicitation and subsequent Award of an Indefinite Quantity Contract (IQC or LTC) for the following items. As a potential supplier of this (these) item(s), we are asking that you fill out this market survey to the best of your knowledge so that we can generate a realistic and beneficial solicitation.

Request that you return the survey within 5 business days of receipt. We sincerely appreciate your time.

Government Supplied Information

Contractor Fill-in Information

NSN

3010004672995

4730015781635

Company Name: , Cage Code: Phone: Email, Name/Signature:

I. GENERAL QUESTIONS:

1. Please check your company’s size and status:

a. |_| Large or |_| Small Business

b. Approx. how many employees do you currently have?

c. How are you classified by the Small Business Administration (SBA)? E.g., 8(a), HUBZone, Woman-Owned, Veteran-Owned, etc.

Please specify:

II. LONG TERM CONTRACT RELATED QUESTIONS:

1. Is a three-year base period with single option years thereafter agreeable? |_| Yes |_| No

a. If no, please explain.

b. Indicate “ideal” or preferred base period.

|_| 1 |_| 2 |_| 3 |_| 4 |_| 5 |_| No preference (e.g. Number of Base Years does not affect Price)

c. The Government is considering a three-year base period with two one-year option periods.

a. Would the Government realize a cost savings if using a three-year base period? |_| Yes |_| No

i. How many years is your ideal base period?

|_| 1 |_| 2 |_| 3 |_| 4 |_| 5 |_| Number of Years does not affect price

ii. If Base Period is more than one year, would you be able to hold pricing steady for the entire period or would you require an annual price adjustment:

|_| Yes – I can hold my prices for the Base Period |_| No – I would require an annual price adjustment

b. How many option periods (assuming one-year in length) would you quote with a three-year base period?

|_| 1 |_| 2 |_| None

c. How many option periods would you accept with 1- or 2-year base period? |_| 1 |_| 2 |_| 3 |_| 4 |_| (the total contract length cannot exceed five years)

d. Would you prefer to have the pricing to be adjusted for the subsequent periods by a Fixed Price Annual Adjustment or using an Economic Price Adjustment (EPA) based on the Producer Price Index (PPI)?

|_| Annual Price Adjustment |_| Economic Price Adjustment (EPA)

e. If yes to EPA, do you have a recommended index that is applicable to these items? If so, please provide the index and please provide an explanation as to why you feel it’s a good fit.

f. What components/raw materials are the primary drivers in the pricing of these items (i.e. steel, rubber, oil, plastics, etc.)?

III. COST OR PRICING DATA OR INFORMATION OTHER THAN COST OR PRICING DATA:

* The following pertain to the requirement for certified Cost or Pricing Data or Information Other Than Cost or Pricing Data. For contracts estimated over $2,000,000*, certified Cost or Pricing Data “may” be required. Contractors are greatly encouraged to view the sample format found at http://www.dcaa.mil to understand the in-depth information required for submission.

1. Do you fully understand the requirements for Certified Cost or Pricing Data or Information Other Than Cost or Pricing Data and are willing and able to provide such requirements? |_| Yes |_| No

a. Have you provided Certified Cost or Pricing Data to DLA in the past? |_| Yes |_| No

i. If yes, please provide the most recent contract number or audit number for which you submitted this information: Contract Number and/or Audit Number

ii. Would you be able to provide data from your subcontractors if needed? |_| Yes |_| No

2. If you are a dealer, will you be able to obtain Cost or Pricing Data from the actual manufacturer? |_| Yes |_| No

IV. COMMERCIAL QUESTIONS:

* It is the Contracting Officer’s authority to determine an item(s) commercial or not and if the commercial price(s) are Fair and Reasonable. This is usually accomplished through proof that commercial market forces have driven the setting of the commercial price.

Are any of these items Commercial Items per FAR 2.101(b)? |_| Yes |_| No

1. If yes, is your company willing and able to provide evidence of commercial sales and support needed to verify price reasonableness? |_| Yes**Submit documentation with market research response. |_| No Documentation that would potentially help support your commerciality claim may include but is not limited to:

1. Published Catalogs/Price Lists

2. Un-Redacted Commercial sales history (e.g. Invoices showing sales to companies outside of Federal, State or Local Government, etc.). The importance of provided un-redacted invoices is to assist in proving the item(s) have been sold commercially at like prices and for like quantities.

3. Complete set of Drawings. You may mark your drawings as “Proprietary and Confidential” as the Government will only use them for determination of Price Reasonableness.

4. Proof of availability or announcement of the Commercial Item to the general public Page | 1

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