FA8730-21-R-0004 QnA_23Jun21.pdf

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Request for Proposal Malaysia Ground Based Radar System Federal contract opportunity
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FA8730-21-R-0004
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Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Lifecycle Management Center Hanscom Air Force Base

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This document contains questions and answers regarding solicitation number FA8730-21-R-0004 for a Non-Developmental Ground Based Radar System in Malaysia. The Statement of Work requires the delivery, installation, testing, and training for a radar system, including a new radar pad construction, equipment, transportation, engineering services, hardware, software, and program management. The training will take place at a facility in Lubuan, Malaysia. Visas are not required for stays under 90 days and the government will assist with applications for longer stays. Security will not be provided or required for contractor personnel. Proposals are due no later than June 30, 2021 at 1400 EDT and the solicitation is using Lowest Price Technically Acceptable procedures.

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FA8730-21-R-0004

QnA Round 3

23 June 2021

# Reference Question Response

1 General

Would the USAF be willing to provide a copy of either the Letter of Acceptance or Status of Forces Agreement covering the subject solicitation?

There is no SOFA for Malaysia and we do not release the Letter of Acceptance.

SOW Sect

1.2

Section 1.2 of the Statement of Work mentions equipment, transportation, construction , installation, testing, training, spares, engineering services, hardware, software, program management and data. Can the USAF please clarify if “construction” refers to a new radar pad only?

Yes, the radar pad is the only construction activity; PMO does not consider erecting the radar & radio towers as a “construction activity.”

SOW Sect

4.4

Section 4.4 of the Statement of Work mentions that the Contractor will be responsible for all travel arrangements and costs necessary for accomplishing program requirements including required End User entrance and exit approvals, transportation to radar sites within Malaysia, and employee visas, permits, and passports.Can the USAF please clarify if the Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) will provide supporting documentation to enable Contractor personnel to obtain entry visas?

Visa's are not required for stays less than 90 days; Gov’t will help facilitate visa applications required for stays greater than 90 days.

SOW Sect

8.0

Section 8.0 of the Statement of Work mentions conducting, “system familiarization courses for all delivered hardware and software at a customer identified Training Facility in Malaysia”. Can the USAF please clarify where the End User anticipates this training facility will reside? The training facility will reside in Lubuan

SOW Sect

8.0 Can the USAF please clarify if the End User anticipates providing any security for Contractor personnel who are in Malaysia? Security will not be provided or required

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