M67854-20-I-1728 Combat Boot Sock.pdf
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M67854-20-I-1728
REQUEST FOR INFORMATION
FOR
MARINE CORPS COMBAT BOOT SOCK
1. GENERAL INFORMATION.
This Request for Information (RFI) initiates market research under Federal Acquisition
Regulation (FAR) Part 10 and is not a Request for Proposal. The information herein only initiates communication with industry in order to assess market potential. No solicitation document exists at this time. This RFI constitutes no Government obligation to procure these items or issue a solicitation. The Government does not have an obligation to pay for information responding to this RFI and will not accept any responses as offers. Vendors should mark any proprietary information clearly and appropriately.
2. PURPOSE.
The Program Manager Infantry Combat Equipment (PM ICE), Marine Corps Systems Command
(MARCORSYSCOM) is seeking industry input to determine the feasibility of improving the current Combat Boot Sock characteristics, identify potential sources, and best practice information regarding industry manufacturing capabilities. The current basic (sea bag) issue boot sock was originally fielded in 2002 and is comprised of an 82% cotton, 13% nylon, 3% silver, and 2% spandex blend. Based on technological advancements within the sock industry, the program office requests information on the performance attributes associated to: fiber blend, foot fatigue, blister reduction, durability, moisture wicking capabilities, seamless toe technology, machine washable and dryable in industrial/shipboard laundries, length, compression, and color.
The overall goal is to increase durability of the Combat Boot Sock and reduce lower extremity injuries.
SUBMISSION REQUEST.
This RFI does not have an associated page restriction. However, an executive summary, not to exceed five (5) pages, should accompany each submission. Responses may include any advertising, marketing information and capability summaries directly related to the RFI.
Vendors deciding to submit competition-sensitive or proprietary information bear sole responsibility for marking the information for appropriate safeguarding. Please include the following information in the response:
a. Organization Name, Address and Point of Contact information:
b. DUNS & Cage Code:
c. Business size for NAICS 315110 (Sock Manufacturing)
d. Designate whether the company is a large or small business. Should the company be designated as a small business, please also provide the appropriate category/categories, if applicable:
o 8(a) certified o Service-disabled veteran-owned o Veteran-owned o Woman-owned o HUB Zone o Native American o Any other Small Business Administration approved designation
e. Estimated unit price
f. System for Award Management registration expiration date;
g. Existing contracts (i.e. GSA, other agency contracts, etc.) where the solution to this RFI may be available
h. Verification from the supplier that the fiber, components, materials, and garment construction are compliant with the Berry Amendment / Buy American Act
i. The company’s production lead time schedule
j. The company’s minimum/maximum monthly delivery schedule, anticipating that the total volume of Combat Boot Socks ordered would be a minimum quantity of 5,000 pairs and a maximum quantity of 12,000 pairs. Assume standard lead times and no issues with raw material deliveries
k. Vendors may submit sock samples, at no cost to the Government, with their written responses. Samples will be returned, at the vendors expense, within 60 days of receipt if requested. If samples are submitted, request size large.
Please submit RFI questions to the Contract Specialist via email at anthony.fennell@usmc.mil with a courtesy copy to the Contracting Officer via email at peggy.l.smith1@usmc.mil no later than 12:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time (EST), 22 May 2020. Responder is advised that the answers to those questions being asked will be based on information that is available at that time.
Any solicitation related to the Combat Boot Sock, if issued, is a separate and distinct effort and the responses provided to the RFI may no longer apply. MARCORSYSCOM will post all questions and answers to the Beta Sam website (https://www.beta.sam.gov/).
Responses shall be submitted electronically via e-mail to the Contract Specialist:
anthony.fennell@usmc.mil with a courtesy copy to the Contracting Officer via email:
peggy.l.smith1@usmc.mil no later than 12:00 p.m. EST, 08 June 2020. All responses shall reference RFI#: M67854-20-I-1728.
Please be advised that there is a seven megabyte size limit on all e-mail traffic to
MARCORSYSCOM. All e-mail larger than this may not be delivered.
Please submit samples to the following address:
MARCORSYSCOM
PM ICE
ATTN: Todd Towles
2200 Lester Street
Quantico, Va. 22134 file:///C:/Users/anthony.fennell/Documents/anthony.fennell@usmc.mil file:///C:/Users/anthony.fennell/Documents/peggy.l.smith1@usmc.mil https://www.beta.sam.gov/ file:///C:/Users/anthony.fennell/Documents/anthony.fennell@usmc.mil file:///C:/Users/anthony.fennell/Documents/peggy.l.smith1@usmc.mil
If samples are submitted, request samples received NLT 08 June 2020.
3. PROPRIETARY DATA.
The Government may use information received from this RFI to establish future Marine Corps requirements. Vendors deciding to submit competition-sensitive or proprietary information bear sole responsibility for marking the information for appropriate safeguarding. Proprietary information will be protected from unauthorized disclosure as required by Subsection 27 of the
Office of Procurement Policy Act as amended (41 U.S.C. 423) (hereinafter referred to as "the
Act"), as implemented in the FAR.
Notice
The Government uses support contractor/non-government personnel from GID Solutions, Knowledge Capital Associates, Patricio Enterprises, and their subcontractors as consultants to help collect and review market information. MARCORSYSCOM contractually binds these companies with respect to proprietary information by organizational conflict of interest and non-disclosure clauses. Supporting contractor personnel are procurement officials within the meaning of the Office of Procurement Policy Act (41 U.S.C. 423) and as implemented in the
FAR.
Contracting Office Address:
2200 Lester Street, Quantico, VA 22134
Point of Contact(s):
Anthony Fennell 703-432-4964; email: anthony.fennell@usmc.mil file://///mcusquanfs44/mcsc/ct/GCES/PM%20Infantry%20Combat%20Equipment/FY%2020%20Contracts/20-I-1728%20Combat%20Boot%20Sock/anthony.fennell@usmc.mil
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