RFI__3_Questions_and_Answers.pdf
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- FA8106-18-R-5000
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This document provides details for a solicitation seeking contractor logistics support services for C-21 aircraft. The Air Force Materiel Command Lifecycle Management Center is soliciting responses for Contractor Logistics Support of C-19 aircraft, including maintenance, supply chain, engineering services, and modification support. The incumbent contractor provides inventory and spare parts which a new contractor may acquire. Responses are due by April 20, 2018 with contract award estimated for April 30, 2020. The contract has a two-year base with eight one-year options and covers locations including Peterson AFB, Andrews AFB, Scott AFB, and Ramstein AB Germany. Exports are controlled and require approved forms. Facility security clearances up to Secret are required. The Service Contract Act applies and wage determinations will be posted. Small business goals will be considered.
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RFI # 3 Questions and Answers
Question 1: Are there any systems supplied by the USAF to include engines, flight data recorders, cockpit voice recorders, avionics, etc?
Answer 1: Yes, please see attached GFP list
Question 2: Will the contractor be expected to provide spare avionics to replace what is currently being replaced on the aircraft?
Answer 2: Yes
Question 3: If a Flight Data Recorder requires an R&R, are we to assume that upon removal of a faulty unit, the contractor will send it out for repair and upon return it goes back on the shelf as a contractor spare or as a USAF spare?
Answer 3: If the contractor owned the spare that went on to the aircraft to replace the faulty part, they will own the original when it returns from repair.
Question 4: Does the fleet include any spare engines or will they need to be provided by the contractor?
Answer 4: USAF owns spare engines. See attached GFP listing.
Question 5: When an engine event occurs, are we to assume that we will replace it with a contractor engine or is there a USAF spare(s) on hand at each location.
Answer 5: Spare engines can be prepositioned as the contractor sees fit.
Question 6: As far as current inventory, will the contractor be afforded the opportunity to acquire the incumbent contractor’s inventory.
Answer 6: The incumbent contractor owns the inventory and the incumbent contractor’s decision on whether or not to sell the inventory.
Question 7: Are there two separate parts inventories at each base? One being a USAF parts inventory and one being a contractor parts inventory.
Answer 7: Government owned parts should be kept separately from contractor owned parts.
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