Questions and Answers -FA527025Q0014.pdf
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for Request for Quote (RFQ) FA527025Q0014 for Counter Terrorism Mobility Training, dated 25 March 2025. The Q&A addresses four key inquiries from potential contractors regarding the solicitation, including details about training location, ammunition supply, and student meals.
Key details include: The training location must be within a 50-75 mile radius of Moyock, NC, with soldiers flying into Norfolk International Airport. The government will not approve alternate ammunition supply points due to logistical constraints, and no ammunition will be drawn from Fort Bragg. The contractor is required to provide all meals for students (breakfast, lunch, and dinner), and must ensure communication via the specified email (karina.matsune.jp@us.af.mil). The training appears to be a comprehensive mobility and counter-terrorism program involving firearms, driving, and tactical training for 12 students, scheduled for 07-11 APR 2025.
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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS RFQ: FA527025Q0014
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 25 March 2025
For
Solicitation Number: FA527025Q0014
Counter Terrorism Mobility Training
1. Would the government approve an alternate Ammunition Supply Point that is proximal to a different training location? As an example Fort Benning GA, which provides the same ASP access as Fort Bragg.
Answer: No, due to proximity of required location and timeline from OCONUS to CONUS, timeline is not feasible for Soldiers to pick-up/transport ammunition from any nearby military installation (Ft Bragg and Benning).
2. Would the government approve and alternate location that meets all of the specifications of
Paragraph 2.0 to include proximity to an Army Installation, (Fort Benning).
Answer: Yes, however, if the distance from “required location” does not feasible make sense due to time constraints and movement capabilities/constraints, it would not be feasible to transport weapons/equipment to and from a military installation, especially units that are OCONUS based.
3. Can the gov't please provide a distance requirement to define the training
Answer: 50-75 mile radius in the vicinity of Moyock, NC.
location being within the vicinity of Moyock, NC, given the removal of an ammunition draw from Ft. Bragg?
Answer: Yes, Soldiers are flying into the Norfolk International Airport (ORF) which is 31.5 mile aways from Moyock, NC. No ammunition draw from a military installation (Ft. Bragg).
4. Are student meals to be provided by the Contractor?
Answer: Yes, meals are provided by the contractor. Reference Quote, has Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner provided by contractor.
E-mail: karina.matsune.jp@us.af.mil
NOTE: it is contractor’s responsibility that email has been accepted by the Government.
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