J-2 Technical Capabilities.pdf

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Rolling Admission to SERMC MAC-MO for Ship Repair
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This document contains a technical capabilities data sheet and information on a related federal contract opportunity for ship repair and maintenance services. The technical capabilities data sheet requests information from offerors on their experience with mechanical, structural, piping, and electrical work on naval ship contracts. Offerors must demonstrate experience with work scheduling, material ordering and handling, and managing subcontractors on relevant prior contracts to be considered technically acceptable. The related federal contract opportunity is a rolling admission solicitation for an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity multiple award contract for surface ship maintenance, repair, and modernization services for DDG class ships through the Naval Sea Systems Command. Offerors must show capabilities as required in the technical capabilities data sheet and either possess a Master Ship Repair Agreement or demonstrate equivalent organization and facilities.

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ATTACHMENT J-2

LOT 1 TECHNICAL CAPABILITIES DATA SHEET

Government Contract Number and SSP Number(s):

Combatant Surface Ship Name and Hull Designator:

Prime Contractor (as shown on contract documents):

Role in contract (Prime, Subcontractor, JV Partner):

Original Contract/Subcontract Completion Date:

Actual Contract/Subcontract Completion Date:

Contract, Subcontract or Joint Venture Award Amount:

Final Contract, Subcontract or Joint Venture Amount:

Name of Procuring Contract Office:

Technical Experience of the Offeror:

1. The contract/project (or collection of concurrent contracts/projects) has a work scope consisting of :

a. mechanical work; Yes No

b. structural work; Yes No

c. piping work; and Yes No

d. electrical work. Yes No

2. The contract/project or collection of concurrent contracts/projects required experience scheduling work items in accordance with NSI 009-60? Yes No

3. The contract/project or collection of concurrent contracts/projects required material ordering and handling? Yes No

4. The contract/project or collection of concurrent contracts/projects required managing subcontractors? Yes No

If any of the above are marked “No”, the offeror is not technically acceptable and is ineligible for award.

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