DLA-Aberdeen-25-065 CONTRACTOR QUESTIONNAIRE.docx
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- Sources Sought Announcement for the Small Tactical Universal Batteries (STUB) Revision A
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- DLA-Aberdeen-26-065
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This is a Contractor Questionnaire for a Sources Sought Announcement (DLA-Aberdeen-26-065) issued by the Defense Logistics Agency-Aberdeen on behalf of the Army Integrated Logistics Supply Center. The government is conducting market research to identify potential manufacturers and suppliers of Small Tactical Universal Batteries (STUB), a family of interchangeable, rechargeable batteries designated for communications electronics support. Eight specific battery part numbers are being sourced (BB-2511A/U through BB-2524A/U), each with corresponding NSNs in the 6140-01-73x series. The government possesses the technical data package (TDP) with level 2 developmental information and has made it available for release to qualified sources.
Respondents must complete a detailed questionnaire addressing company background and core competencies, point of contact information including CAGE code and DUNS number, past performance on military-grade battery manufacturing and USB power delivery protocols, obsolescence management experience and tools, capability to identify component alternatives, ability to meet government delivery schedules, current inventory status, supply chain risk mitigation strategies, and production capacity details including minimum warm-line quantities, steady-state maximums, surge capacity, and efficiency breakpoints. This is a pre-solicitation announcement for planning and market research purposes only; the government will not award contracts or reimburse response preparation costs. Responses will be used to determine if responsible sources exist and whether the procurement can be competitive or set aside for small business concerns. The applicable NAICS code is 335910.
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CONTRACTOR QUESTIONNAIRE— Instructions
Contractor Questionnaire Please complete the following questions. If a question does not apply, please enter N/A or non-applicable.
1. Provide a brief summary of your company and its core competencies.
2. Please provide the following Point of Contact information on all responses:
Company:
Address:
Point of Contact:
Phone Number:
Fax Numbers:
Email Address:
CAGE Code:
DUNS Number:
3. Describe your Company's past performance in the manufacturing and/or supplying of similar military grade batteries and experience with USB power delivery protocols in the past. Provide Contract Number, Point of Contact (POC), e-mail address, phone number, and a brief description of your direct support of the effort.
4. Describe your company's experience and process for managing obsolescence issues.
5. Does your company maintain a Program and Assessment Tool to monitor and analyze the availability of components to allow clear and precise tracking of all obsolescence issues? If so, please elaborate on the Program and Assessment tool(s).
6. Describe your company's experience in identifying alternatives for unavailable or obsolete materials or components to mitigate obsolescence issues.
7. Discuss your company's capability to meet US Government delivery requirements for this specific product.
8. Do you have product(s) or keep products in stock?
9. Are there any vendors in your supply chain that you are concerned would prevent you from meeting the Government delivery schedule? – If so, please describe the company and what steps you are taking or have taken to mitigate. If it is a Government-directed source, please describe any other vendors that may have the capability to meet the delivery schedule.
10. What are the minimum quantities that need to be produced to keep your productions lines warm? What are the maximum quantities that could be produced in steady state conditions and maximum quantities for surge conditions?
11. What are the quantity breakpoints to realize greater efficiency in your production line(s)?
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