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Questions and Answers 6 June 2012
Q: Please confirm the number of vehicles contractor needs to provide?
A: No vehicles required at this time.
Q: Page 2 of solicitation states minimum one weapon per person. Please clarify is this is one weapon per person or per guard on duty?
A: One weapon per person
Q: May the contractor list its company name in the tender submission or must it be mentioned as “The Offeror?”
A: Contractor name or Offeror is acceptable.
Q: You specify 12 hour shifts in the manning table, but then account for three shifts per day in the same table, which suggest 8 hour shifts. Please can you clarify manning levels.
A: There will be 3 shifts at 8 hours per shift. Shifts will not exceed 12 hours per day.
Q: Does the USG require any fundamental changes to the modus operandi of the incumbent security provider?
A: No. The USG is satisfied with the current system.
Q: What is the location of Camp Bravo, FOB Heredia?
A: FOB Farah, Farah District, Farah Province.
Q: Will the government consider a waiver in the regard to allow us to deploy other than a U.S. EXPAT or a NATO EXPAT?
A: The requirement is for a U.S. EXPAT or NATO EXPAT, no waivers.
Q: Is there a requirement to provide crew served weapons? If so, how many?
A: There is no requirement for crew served weapons at this time.
Q: How many passive IR Night Vision Devices will be required?
A: Four (4), one per tower.
Q: Is there an incumbent guard force at Camp Bravo and if so what is the name of the PSC deployed on site?
A: Yes there is an incumbent guard force. Olive Group is the incumbent.
Q: For this project should we supply our own weapons? If yes, which kind?
A: Yes the PSC Contractor shall provide their own (AKs) weapons.
Q: Is this project considered a new requirement?
A: No.
Q: What is the contract number?
A: H92237-11-C-0824
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