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This document contains a set of questions and answers related to Solicitation N0001924R0007 for the C/KC-130T T56 Series 3.5 Engine Kit Installation Upgrade. The solicitation is a total small business set-aside for services to support the upgrade of T56-A-16 power section engine modules to the T56-A-16A (Series 3.5) configuration for the U.S. Navy's C/KC-130T aircraft. The maximum number of upgrades to be procured is 75. The solicitation will result in a single-award Indefinite-Delivery Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) contract with a 4-year ordering period. Proposals are due by June 6, 2024, and the planned award timeframe is October 2024 to May 2025. The questions cover various details related to the contract, such as past performance requirements, repair and testing of non-related items, delivery timelines, and maintenance manual applicability. The document also includes the corresponding responses provided by NAVAIR.
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Question # Question Reference NAVAIR response 1 Would the Government confirm the total number of T56-A-16A Series 3.5
Power Section engine module upgrades for the Series program?
N0001924R0007 Att 4 The maximum number of T56-A-16A Series 3.5 upgrades to be procured under this contract vehicle is 75. Please refer to
"Section B- Supplies or Service and Prices, Item No. 0001AA and 0001AB", "BTXT.216-9506 Minimum and Maximum quantities", "B-1", and Attachment (4), "Estimated Annual Ordering Quantities by Contract Year."
2 Is there a limit to Past Performance Contract entries for Prime and Sub Contractors? ES-2 Relevant Contract Summary indicates three (3) for the Prime and two or three for subs?
N00001924R0007 Table ES-2; Att L- 1 Vol 1 ES Tables
There is no limit to Past Performance contract entries for Prime and Subcontractors. Offerors shall provide contract entries in Table ES-2 for all recent/relevant contracts in accordance with the instructions and definitions set forth in Section L and Attachment L-1 Vol 1 ES Tables of the solicitation. Insert additional rows as necessary and provide a unique contract number reference for each entry in accordance with the Instructions of Att-L Vol 1 ES Tables.
3 During Testing, if non-related items to the Series 3.5 Modification (e.g.
Torquemeter / Gearbox) are found to be Non-RFI, will these go to CLIN 0002 O&A or CLIN 0004 O&A for repair and additional testing? Does this create a TAT hold?
N00001924R0007 Section L 2.2.1 and Solicitation Section F
If items not related to the 3.5 modification are discovered to be non-RFI, notify the COR for further disposition. PWS 6.0 has been clarified on this point. The repair of torquemeters or gear boxes are not covered under this contract. This could drive a TAT hold for the QECA.
4 Would the Government explain TAT related to CLIN 0001 (60-days) and 0003 (70-days)? Are these additive (e.g. 130-days for the full QECA) deliver?
N00001924R0007 Section L 2.2.1 and Solicitation Section F
The maximum TAT for CLIN 0001 (Series 3.5 Power Section) is 60 days. The maximum TAT for CLIN 0003 (QECK Inspection, QECA Reassembly and Test) is 70 days, and is not additive to the TAT under CLIN 0001. In accordance with the PWS, the Government may induct standalone power sections for upgrade or QECAs for power section upgrade. When inducting a standalone power section, only CLIN 0001 would be funded and the maximum TAT is 60 days. When inducting a QECA, CLIN 0001 and CLIN 0003 would be funded with CLIN 0001 covering the power section upgrade portion, and CLIN 0003 covering the QECK Inspection, and QECA Reassembly and Test. The power section upgrade funded under CLIN 0001 would occur after the QECK Inspection, but before the QECA Reassembly and Test of CLIN 0003. Therefore, the 70 days specified as the maximum TAT for CLIN 0003 is inclusive of the 60 day maximum TAT for CLIN 0001. Also, please refer to Section F of the solicitation where offerors are to insert proposed TAT days for Items 0001AA, 0001AB, and 0003.
5 Please confirm that instruction to "dissassemble, clean, and inspect all items" does not include Torquemeter, Accessory Gearbox, and Reduction Gearbox modules
PWS 5.17 and PWS 6.0 Gear box and torquemeter modules will be disassembled/removed from the QECA, but they will not be further disassembled or repaired. Gear box and torquemeter modules must be inspected for servicability and pass QECA test cell runs. If the gear box or torquemeter are discovered to be non-RFI, contact the COR for disposition instructions. PWS 6.0 has been clarified on this point.
6 Please confirm that engine logbook, AESR, MSR, ASR, and SRC Cards will be provided in hard-copy form with each QECA delivered to the awardee.
PWS 5.5 Yes hard copy records will be provided for each induction. PWS 5.5 has been clarified on this point.
7 Will standard T56-A-16 Series III Depot Maintenance Manual "build limits" apply to the Series III/Series 3.5 common turbine module LLP's not replaced during Series 3.5 upgrade (turbine wheels and spacers)? Will these fall under CLIN 0002 O&A?
N0001924R0004 CLIN 0002/Att
2/PWS 5.2
Yes, standard build limits apply to Power Section parts not included in the 3.5 upgrade kits. In accordance with PWS 5.2 and the Draft TD (Attachment 2), each Power Section shall be brought to RFI using publications provided. This is not covered under CLIN 0002 and the contractor's proposal for CLIN 0001 should reflect this.
8 Please confirm that NAVAIR will submit Attachment L-3 Vol 3 "past performance questionnaire" to our customers that we provide contact details for in Table PP-1 Past Performance Contract Data"
Attachment L-3 Vol 3/Table PP-1 No, it is the Offeror's reponsibility to forward the questionaires for all contracts that do not have a report in CPARs. Please refer to Solicitation Section L, "Volume 3 - Past Performance" for details.
SOLICITATION N0001924R0007 INDUSTRY QUESTIONS & NAVAIR RESPONSES
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