Questions_and_Answers.docx

Questions and Answers 1- In reviewing the CDRL requirements, it is unclear to us the difference between CDRL’s A001 and B001 related to CAVAF entries. Could you provide clarification on the difference between the two?

A. The difference between CDRL A001 and A002 is what they track. The CDRL requirement under A001 is for the UDTU and RDTU assets. It requires the tracking of the asset through the repair process. CDRL B001 is a report for the 200 sets of Circuit Cards that will be ordered under the contract and converted to GFM. This CDRL has different content requirements than A001.

2- CDRL C001 – We are unfamiliar with the DRIL’s program except for the Technician Guide provided. We have so far been unsuccessful in accessing the link provided in the manual. Is the site down or has the address changed? Additionally, can you clarify if DRIL’s will be able to handle the unique situation that is presented by the UDTU to RDTU upgrade in which the unit will be inducted under one NSN# and once upgraded will leave as a different NSN#?

A. After discussing these issues, the AF IPT has decided to remove DRILS as a requirement for this solicitation/contract.

3- CDRL K001 - Production Surge Plan/ Capabilities Analysis Plan – currently the CDRL is listed as a requirement for a draft to be submitted concurrent with the proposal. Is it possible to waive the requirement for concurrent submission with the proposal?

A. The Surge Plan is a “Hot Button” item to the Air Force at this time due to the 80% mission capability memo that was released recently and cannot be waived; however, we will modify the solicitation to reflect that only a ROM for schedule and cost will be required before contract award with a full Surge Plan being required after award of contract.

4- It is understood that CDRL B002 is the report for the long lead CCA’s that will GFM, can you confirm that CDRL B001 is tracked through CAVAF as indicated in the CDRL?

A. Yes, the Long Lead Circuit Cards will need to be tracked in CAVAF because, after they are inspected and accepted, they will fall under the GFP umbrella of Government Furnished Property.