Attachment 4 Question and Answers.docx
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) attachment for an Ops-Core Tactical Communications Headset solicitation. The Q&A addresses specific technical details about the headset, including the Team Wendy EXFIL Ballistic helmet model (Part Number 73-R3-31S-E31) and radio compatibility. The document clarifies that the Push-To-Talk (PTT) unit will be compatible with both PRC-163 and Motorola radios, with a recommended PTT from Ops Corp that allows connection to multiple radio types through modular cables.
The related solicitation, issued by the 7th Contracting Squadron at Dyess Air Force Base, is seeking Ops-Branded Tactical Communication Headsets for garrison and field usage. The solicitation requires email submission of quotes by 25 September 2025 at 11:00 AM CST, with quotes valid until 30 November 2025. The evaluation will be based on the lowest price of technically acceptable items, and offerors must provide technical specification sheets, an itemized quote, and proposed delivery period. Notably, the contract is currently unfunded, and the government reserves the right to cancel the solicitation.
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Ops Core Headsets Q&A
1. Q: Which Team Wendy helmet model will be used?
A: EXFIL Ballistic Part Number 73-R3-31S-E31
1. Q: Whether multiple radio types will be employed, or if the PTTs will be used exclusively with two PRC-163s?
A: The PTT will be used with 163s as well as Motorolas
1. Q: Are you looking at a specific brand/item with line items 0006 and 0007?
A: Please see salient characteristics for specific specification.
A: The PTT will be used with 163s as well as Motorolas, attached is a link for a PTT that can do this made by Ops Corp. This PTT allows the connection of one or two individual radios to a single headset utilizing modular cables that connect from the PTT to the desired radio. In essence, this gives the user to either utilize both a PRC-163 and a Motorola XTS-3000 at the same time, or swap between the two different radios by only having to switch the cable lead from the PTT to the Radio.
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