Market Survey_20R0009.pdf

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Transmission, Mechan Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
SPRAL120R0009
Issued by
Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime

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This market survey document requests information from potential suppliers regarding a one-time buy of transmission mechanisms. DLA Land and Maritime is seeking pricing and delivery information for 259 transmission mechanisms identified as NSN 2520-01-574-7228 with part number 3711072. Respondents are asked to provide company size and capabilities, commercial sales practices, pricing components, and distribution models. The deadline to complete and return the survey to Maria Flowers at DLA Land and Maritime is March 16, 2020. The agency intends to use survey responses to develop solicitation SPRAL120R0009 for the transmission mechanisms, which will require FOB origin, inspection acceptance at destination, and shipment under the First Destination Transportation program to DLA Distribution Albany, Georgia.

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DLA Land & Maritime - Market Survey Immediate Attention/Reply Requested! This is “Not” a Request For Proposal.

Information required for pending RFP.

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Date Survey Sent: 3/5/2020_____________

Contract Specialist: Maria Flowers Phone: 614-692-7350 Email: maria.flowers@dla.mil Fax Number: 614-693-1913 Address: DLA Land & Maritime PO Box 3990 Columbus, OH 43218-3990

To: Oshkosh Defense, LLC

DLA Land & Maritime is considering a solicitation and subsequent Award of a one-time buy for the item listed below. As a potential supplier of this item, we are asking that you fill out this market survey to the best of your knowledge so that we can generate a realistic and beneficial solicitation. Your answers to these questions will aid in our ability to develop a solicitation that best meets the needs of the Warfighter while also optimizing the benefits of having a long term contract for both the Government and the Contractor. IF YOU WOULD PREFER TO DISCUSS THE ANSWERS TO THESE QUESTIONS VERBALLY VS IN THE BELOW QUESTIONAIRE, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT THE POC IDENTIFIED ABOVE TO

DO SO.

*In the Estimated Delivery column below, please indicate the absolute best delivery (in Days) you would be able to provide the listed item with the quantity indicated in the solicited quantity column.

Company Fill-ins

NSN Nomenclature Cage Part/Dwg Number PLT Solicited Quantity

Commercial Item?

Minimum Quantity Apply? Estimated Delivery*

2520-01-574-7228 Transmission, Mechan 75Q65 3711072 259 20

I. GENERAL INTEREST QUESTIONS:

1. Please check your companies size and status:

Large or Small Business / Manufacturer or Dealer

2. Approximately how many employees do you currently have? ____________

3. Do you have a parent company? YES NO

4. If YES to #3 above approximately how many employees does your parent company have? ___________

5. If you are a Dealer/Distributor are you independent from the OEMs?

YES (Example: if you have reliable access to the OEMs products and can set your own price)

If YES: Based on sources in table above, list the OEMs that you are independent from:

NO (Example: the OEM has strict control over the resale prices the dealers can charge)

Check here if you would prefer to discuss this via telephone call

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6. If you are a dealer for the actual manufacturer of these items, who is the manufacturer and approximately how many employees does the manufacturer have?

Note: For contracts estimated over $700,000.00, Cost or Pricing Data “may” be required.

7. What components/raw materials are the primary drivers in the pricing of these items (i.e. steel, rubber, oil, plastics, etc.)

Component Percentage of the make-up of the item

Example: Rubber 50%

8. Do you carry these items in your inventory? YES NO

9. Are these items quantity sensitive? YES NO

10. Do these items contain hazardous material? YES NO

11. Do you deal through Dealers/Distributors or do you prefer to deal with the Government? Dealer Gov’t

II. COMMERCIAL QUESTIONS:

1. Are any of these items Commercial Items per FAR 2.101(b)? YES NO

2. If YES to #1 above are these items available is a PUBLISHED Catalog/Price List? YES NO

3. If YES to #2 above can you supply us with a copy of your Price List? YES NO

4. If NO to #1 above are these items modified items of a type available in the commercial market place (Meaning these items do not have to be identical, but are closely related)? YES NO

5. If NO to #4 above do these items have minor modifications of a type not customarily available in the commercial market place (Example: minor modifications means the items needs to retain a predominance of non-governmental functions or essential physical characteristics)? YES NO

6. If NO to #1 above – if these items are not currently in the commercial market place, will these items be available in the commercial market place in time to satisfy the government’s delivery requirements on this project? YES NO

7. If YES to #1 above can you provide UNREDACTED commercial sales history, listing in catalogs or brochures, known established price list to commercial market place, availability or announcement to the general public?

YES NO

8. The Government, and the Government only, must determine not only if an item is commercial but also if the commercial prices are Fair and Reasonable. This is usually accomplished through proof that commercial market forces have driven the setting of the commercial price. Such proof would describe the commercial market acceptance of the price or, more plainly, invoices proving that the item has been sold commercially at like prices, for like quantities. Is your company willing and able to provide such proof, if the government determines it is needed to verify price reasonableness? YES NO

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9. Are the following clauses/provisions inconsistent with commercial practices; if so, identify the commercial practice:

D46C02 (52.246-9062) Repackaging to correct packaging deficiencies (SEP 2008)

YES Identify: ______________________________________________ NO

E46C14 (52.246-9019) Material and inspection report

YES Identify: ______________________________________________ NO

E46C30 (52.246-9007) Product verification testing

YES Identify: ______________________________________________ NO

I23B04 (252.223-7006) Prohibition on storage and disposal of toxic and hazardous material

YES Identify: ______________________________________________ NO

I25B04 (252.225-7005) Identification of expenditures in the United States

YES Identify: ______________________________________________ NO

I27A01 (52.227-1) Authorization and consent

YES Identify: ______________________________________________ NO

I46C07 (52.246-9056) Warranty period for overseas shipments (SEP 2008)

YES Identify: ______________________________________________ NO

I47A07 (52.247-68) Report of shipment (RESHIP)

YES Identify: ______________________________________________ NO

I53A01 (52.253-1) Computer generated forms (JAN 1991)

YES Identify: ______________________________________________ NO

L17C01 (52.217-9002) Conditions for evaluation and acceptance of offers for part numbered items (JUL 2002)

YES Identify: ______________________________________________ NO

M13C02 (52.213-9001) Evaluation factor for source inspection

YES Identify: ______________________________________________ NO

III. FOB POINT QUESTIONS:

1. The Government prefers that contractors offer on an FOB Destination basis. Your price would include transportation charges to any location in the United States. Is Fob Destination acceptable? YES NO

2. Does your price typically include FOB Destination? YES NO

3. Would FOB Destination impact the price compared to FOB Origin? YES NO

4. If YES to #3 above what is the impact on price (Example: Estimated percentage of increase in price)?

5. If NO to #3 above does this mean the price for FOB Destination and FOB Origin would be the same?

YES NO

6. Is Inspection/Acceptance at Origin acceptable? YES NO

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Note: For Stock Buys, source inspection would be mandatory if FOB Origin is utilized. Would the cost of source inspection impact pricing more than shipping? YES NO

IV. OTHER MISCELLANOUS QUESTIONS:

1. Can you provide STD-COM PKG with MIL-STD-129 Markings? YES NO

2. Do you have EDI capability? YES NO

3. If the Government determines that Cost and Price Data is needed, will your company’s accounting system be able to furnish this data as required by FAR Part 15 Table 15.2? YES NO

Note: We strongly urge you do a thorough review of the booklet "Information for Contractors" at http://www.dcaa.mil. The booklet is downloadable from the left Scroll Down on the website under "Publications". Chapter 3 is particularly relevant, especially the example submittal at chapter end.

V. FINAL COMMENTS:

Please Provide Your Company Name & Cage Code: ________________________________________________

Please Provide Your Company Phone & Fax Number: ______________________________________________

Please Provide Your Name & Signature: __________________________________________________________

Please return survey by the close of business on March 16, 2020 to the contract specialist listed at the top of the page. If you have any additional comments, please feel free to submit those with this survey. We sincerely appreciate your time, and thank you for providing this information.

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