Industry-Questionnaire.xlsx
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The document is an Industry Questionnaire Excel template for the Naval Sea Systems Command's (NAVSEA) Service Craft and Boat (SCB) Multiple Award Contract (MAC) Industry Day. The template is designed for potential vendors to submit structured written questions about the upcoming multi-award Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract for U.S. Navy and Foreign Military Sales aluminum and steel boats. The virtual Industry Day is scheduled for 10 December 2025 at 1100 Eastern Standard Time, conducted via Microsoft Teams, with no live questions during the session.
The questionnaire template requires vendors to provide detailed information for each question, including vendor name, point of contact, specific document reference, quoted text (if applicable), question type (technical/contract/price/administrative), and optional rationale. Respondents are advised that the information shared is pre-decisional and subject to change, and that all questions must be submitted using this standardized template. The Government emphasizes the importance of properly marking proprietary information and notes that the information will be treated as business sensitive, with restricted sharing outside of government activities and agencies.
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Instructions
| Instructions: |
| Use the 'Question_Submission' tab to submit questions. Fill one row per question. |
| Submit the completed Excel file to the emails provided in the SAM.gov announcement. |
Question_Submission
| Question # | Vendor Name2 | Point of Contact (Name/Email/Phone) | Slide/Section Reference | Specific Text Quoted (if applicable) | Vendor Question | Type of Question (Technical/Contract/Price/Admin) | Rationale / Concern (Optional) |
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