Q&A_MJU-53B.docx
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- MJU-53/B Federal contract opportunity
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- FA8213-19-R-3008
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This document contains a solicitation for the MJU-53/B countermeasure flare system along with related questions and answers. The Air Force Materiel Command Lifecycle Management Center at Hill Air Force Base is seeking proposals for a multiple award, firm fixed price IDIQ contract over three years for production, engineering, and technical data related to the MJU-53/B. Offerors must submit proposals by December 18, 2018. The solicitation involves production quantities for fiscal year 2021 of 200,000 units to be delivered within 365 days of order, as well as lower quantities of engineering and technical data items. Proposers must comply with requirements for technical drawings, first article testing, small business subcontracting opportunities, and registration with the Defense Logistics Agency to participate.
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FA8213-19-R-3008
MJU-53/B
20 March 2019
Q: In reviewing the solicitation package, I came across the FAR 15, Contracting by Negotiation DFAR requirement. Does this mean we need to submit a FAR part 15 compliant (table 15-2) proposal including certified cost and pricing data?
A: No, Certified Cost and Pricing Data (Table 15-2) is not required to be submitted with the proposal package. Certified Cost and Pricing Data may be required at the delivery order level if only one offer is received.
Q: The drawings went from Rev A to Rev B in this proposal package. Please confirm if these updates were made with non-impact revisions or are there in fact material changes.
A: Offerors must send a request to the CO/Buyer in order to receive the Change Notice Engineering Order (CNEO), which describes the changes between revisions. Contractors should know that although almost all changes are documented on the respective CNEO the complete drawing package is as attached to the solicitation, we are simply using the CNEO as a communication aid.
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