Questions_and_Answers_5_for_H92222-17-R-0011.pdf

202. 52.211-9, Section A references that contractors are to provide 68,575 units over lifetime of the contract; which is 13,715/year, and 1,142/month. Table A on page 17 references the contractor delivering 200 per month equating to 2,400/year. Would the USG please clarify if contractors are to adhere to delivery schedule (a) [2,400/year] or if we are to delivery, the max quantity of 1,142/month.

Answer 202. Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) clause 52.211-9 details the desired and required delivery rate and ship to address. The desired rate and time of delivery is as follows;

the first 200 due 60 days ARO, then 200 every 30 days thereafter until delivery order is complete. The required rate and time of delivery is as follows; The Contractor is required to meet the required delivery rate at a minimum per the delivery order. Keeping in mind the

Government can award multiple Delivery Orders (DO) / per year In Accordance with FAR clause 52.216-19 – Order Limitations.

233. States that it will send out a back brief to all vendors after industry day is completed.

Can USG provide industry with back brief?

Answer 233. No formal back brief was developed as a follow-up to the test site Industry Day.

This Q & A serves as the only Government communication post Industry Day activities.

236. The SURG precision fixture has yet to be evaluated concerning what optics will be used for precision. Q&A states that the information will be provided to the industry. Would the USG please provide industry with information regarding what optics will be used for precision or advice when this evaluation is to be conducted?

Answer 236. All precision will be tested utilizing a precision fixture mitigating the effect a scope would have on precision evaluation of vendor submittals. To ensure that each vendor is given the same degree of precision PAO confirmation between groups the same optic will be used on each submission.

253. Attachment 1 3.6.3 this requirement is an objective only, and listed under functional performance requirements. And this requirement is not listed on any testing phase or found on any table. Would the USG please confirm that this will not be tested, as it is only an objective and not included on other matrices for testing.

Answer 253. The objectives outlined in Attachment 1, 3.6.3, will be evaluated IAW

Attachment 3, Section 5.19.1.

276. Does an offeror submit the company and manufacturer of our complete SURG upper receiver? We are using a subcontractor manufacturer for the suppressor component of the

SURG. Which CAGE code should be the submitted? Is it the manufacturer of the suppressed upper receiver group or the CAGE code of the actual subcontracted suppressor manufacturer?

Answer 276. The Prime Offeror should submit the CAGE Code.