Questions and Responses Set 3 - B004.pdf
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This document includes a request for proposal and related questions and answers for a storage aids system project at RAF Lakenheath in the United Kingdom. The Air Force is seeking proposals for the design, fabrication, installation, and testing of a storage aids system at two buildings on base. The project has a small business set-aside with a NAICS code of 333922 and size standard of 500 employees. Proposals are due by April 5, 2021 and the contract is required to be completed within 210 days of award. The contract will be awarded based on lowest price technically acceptable criteria to a responsible offeror. The contractor must transport the storage aids system to the destination point at no cost to the government. The document confirms the project involves a manual bridge with electric power required only for lighting and a lift hoist.
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FA8604‐21‐R‐B004
RAF Lakenheath, UK Questions/Answers Set 3 9 March 2021
Questions/Responses:
1. As this project requires delivery at the job‐site in Suffolk, international transportation likely will be required. Might the contractor perform this requirement in partnership with something like (ATC) Air Transport Command to keep costs lower? If instead the agency has access to a military sea‐borne transit system that would be very helpful to us as well.
THE RFP REQUIRES FOB DESTINATION, THEREFORE IT IS INCUMBENT UPON THE CONTRACTOR TO
PROVIDE THEIR OWN TRANSPORTATION. THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT WILL NOT PROVIDE ANY
TRANSPORTATION.
2. Neither the Berry Amendment nor the Buy American provision is applicable. However, the project is designated as a Small Business Set‐Aside. Altogether, this seems to imply the company who can team with a manufacturer (foreign or US) with British/European production might have a cost advantage. Is there anything prohibiting such an arrangement you may mention?
YES, THIS IS A SMALL BUSINESS SET‐ASIDE IAW NAICS CODE LISTED IN THE RFP. THERE IS NOTHING PROHIBITING THIS, HOWEVER A SMALL BUSINESS SET‐ASIDE REQUIRES THE PRIME TO COMPLETE AT LEAST
51% OF THE WORK.
3. On Page 3, section 3.2.12 Electrical (Both units shall run on electrical power). My understanding looking at what has been requested and the dimensions provided that this is an all manual push unit. The electrical power is only for the lift hoist and the lighting. Please confirm.
THAT IS CORRECT. IT IS MANUAL BRIDGE MOVEMENT AND POWER NEEDED FOR LIFT AND LIGHTS.
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