Target Fabrication QA V1.docx

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Concrete Target Fabrication Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
FA9101-24-Q-B049
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Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Test Center

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This document is a set of questions and answers related to a federal contract opportunity for Concrete Target Fabrication (Solicitation Number FA9101-24-Q-B049). The contract will be awarded as an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract to a maximum of two vendors. Orders will be issued as required, with only the awarded IDIQ vendors eligible to compete for the delivery orders. The total contract value over the 5-year period is limited to $6,000,000. The previous contract covered approximately 13-15 targets per year, with a total of 17 delivery orders. Vendors are responsible for providing all necessary equipment, as the government will only provide a specialized crane to move the constructed targets. The evaluation will require pricing for one each of target types 100 and 101, and two density tests, with a required delivery date of on or before October 15, 2024. This is a Small Business Set-Aside, but not a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Set-Aside.

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Network Switches (FA910124QB049) Q&A Version 1 – 15 Aug 2024

Question 1: The government’s intent is to award an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract to a maximum of two potential vendors.

· Answer: Correct

Question 2: During the course of the contract, as your needs develop and something in the range of three times a year (verify), you will develop your current requirements and have only these two pre-approved vendors bid against each other on each current task order.

· Answer: Orders will be issued as required and can vary greatly. Only those awarded the IDIQs will be eligible to compete for the Delivery Orders.

Question 3: The total award over the 5 year contract period, including both pre-approved vendors, is limited to $6,000,000.00.

· Answer: Correct

Question 4: The current expiring contract, over the five year award period, was for a total value of $4,978.083.97, which included somewhere in the vicinity of 13-15 total targets per year or somewhere in the vicinity of a total of 75 blocks contract overall.

· Answer: Target quantity varies greatly. There were a total of 17 Delivery Orders on the previous contract, but target quantities per order range from one to ten or more depending on need.

Question 5: The current molds, all on-site equipment and facilities are not the property of the government and are assumed to be abandoned by previous contractors or the property of the current awardee. This includes all on-site lifting equipment, loading equipment and related items.

· Answer: Vendors are responsible for providing all necessary equipment. The Government will move constructed targets with a specialized crane. No previous vendor equipment will be in place.

Question 6: Per your attachment titled ‘Selected Vendor,’ for purposes of your pricing evaluation of the two potential awardees, you require pricing on one each target type 100, one each target type 101 and two each density tests. A single ‘density test’ requires a lab certified break test conducted at 7 days, 28 days, 56 days and a final ‘day of test.’ This means there will be 4 each total tests required of each of these two first blocks. On this attachment ‘Placement’ means ‘Pour,’ not delivery; that means these first two items would have to be poured on or before 15 Oct 24.

· Answer: Correct on both points.

Question 7: This requirement is a Small Business Set-Aside but not a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business Set-Aside.

· Answer: Correct.

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