Question and Answers from Industry 2.0_Final.pdf
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- M67854-21-I-2066
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United States Marine Corps
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This document contains questions and answers from industry regarding the Marine Corps Wideband Satellite - Light and Heavy (MCWS-L/H) program. The Marine Corps Systems Command seeks feedback on the draft performance specification, statement of work, and industry capabilities for the MCWS-L/H solution to inform the final solicitation. Initial delivery orders will be issued for test assets in the third quarter of fiscal year 2023, with the low-rate initial production delivery order also issued in the third quarter and full-rate production orders upon testing completion. Contractors may request an extension to destroy confidential information received during the request for information past the submission of proposals.
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Question 1: When the 2 IDIQs are awarded, will orders will be given for the T/E phase?
Yes, the first DO will be issued for the test assets.
Question 2: When stated that “Fielding of both systems is planned for 3QFY23, is it expected for delivery of the full expected terminals ( 153 Heavy and 273 Light), or the initial order will take place in Q3FY23?
The LRIP DO will be issued in Q3FY23. The FRP DO will be issued upon completion of testing.
Question 3: Can the requirement to destroy the data provided via RFI M67854-21-I-2066 be extended through submission of proposals for the subsequent RFP?
Yes. Contractors are eligible for an extension. Please email Brittany.dyess@usmc.mil and
Kathryn.hurd@usmc.mil if you would like to request an extension on the destruction of RFI data.
Question 4: How should contractors dispose of the CUI data received during the RFI?
IAW DoDM 5200.48: CUI may be destroyed by any means approved for destroying classified information or by any other means making it unreadable, indecipherable, and the original information unrecoverable. Any electronic copies of CUI should be permanently deleted from hard drives, emails, any sharepoint/shared folders, cloud storage backups, media, etc. This should include deleting the local copy and ensuring that the files are permanently deleted from the recycle bin/cache on your machine.
mailto:Brittany.dyess@usmc.mil mailto:Kathryn.hurd@usmc.mil
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