FAIRCHILD_RFI_Responses_to_Questions.pdf

UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED

Request for Information (RFI) HM047618Q0024

Wet Film as a Service “Fairchild”

Questions and Answers

1. Question: Does this effort have opportunity for developing new technology?

Gov’t Response: Yes, but the Government will not pay for the additional expense.

2. Question: Referencing section D “Information Requested”, #3a on page 4: Question: What level of classification (S, TS, TK, or ?) is required for the “Fully Accredited SCIF”?

Gov’t Response: Classification of film is SECRET.

3. Question: Referencing section D “Information Requested”, #2b on page 4: Question: Will the

Government provide the contractor the spare parts that the Government has in their inventory to support the equipment listed in Appendix A?

Gov’t Response: Yes.

4. Question: Referencing the table on page 2, Section B “Scope”: Question: Will the Original

Negative that requires processing be Kodak 3409 or AGFA Aviphot 20? The 3409 is referenced in the Table.

Gov’t Response: It will be both Kodak 3409 and AGFA Aviphot 20.

5. Question: Referencing section B “Scope” Page 2, paragraph 3: Question: Will the Gov. provide the duplicate film (SO192) for making duplicates of the Original Negative? The sentence “The service provider would be responsible for acquiring all required processing materials, the processing of the film, the disposal of all waste, and the shipping of all processed film”, gives the assumption that the Government will/may provide the SO192 duplicate film to generate duplicates of the Original Negative?

Gov’t Response: No, the Government will not provide SO-192 film.