N00024-24-R-4110_PNW-PSM-RFP Q and As_A0002.pdf
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This document contains questions and answers related to a Request for Proposal (RFP) for the Pacific Northwest Carriers CVN IDIQ Maintenance/Repair contract opportunity (Solicitation Number N00024-24-R-4110-0002) issued by the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command.
The key details include clarification on the applicability of the Indemnification for Access to Vessel clause, the requirement to use the Alternate I version of the Stop-Work Order clause for cost-type contracts, the availability of local site-specific specifications, the intended ordering period of 5 years, the process for gaining exceptions to prohibitions on personal cell phones with internet capability, and the availability of Ship Change Document drawings. The document also addresses requirements for base access and vehicle parking.
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Question Source: (RFP, Attachment #, etc.)
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Question: Response:
RFP Page 78 of 188; Indemnification for Access to Vessel
NAVSEA C-228-H001 Indemnification for Access to Vessel is included.
Considering that all vessels would be at a government installation, does this Clause apply?
This text is required for inclusion in all ship repair contracts.
RFP Page 97 OF 188; Stop-Work Order
FAR 52.242-15 Stop Work Order is included in Section F of the RFP. The basic version of this clause is prescribed for Fixed Price contracts.
Should this be the Alternate I version for Cost type contracts instead?
Yes. The alternate will be added via amendment.
RFP Amend 0001 Q&A Question/Answers No. 5 and 7 Amendment 1 Questions 5 and 7 both ask about site specific specifications for Bremerton, Washington indicated with "NW".
The government's responses do not provide clarity or resolution. Access to these site specific specifications are necessary in order to properly respond to the RFP. Please provide.
Local Standard Items will be posted with this amendment.
RFP Page 121 of 188, Option to Extend the Term of the Contract
FAR 52.217-9 on Page 121 of 188 of the RFP indicates that the total duration of the resulting award would not exceed 10 years. Is this an error or does the government intend to have the ability to extend the ordering period by up to 5 additional years beyond the base period?
The intended ordering period is 5 years.
J-1 and J-2 J-1 Page 9 of 170 and J-2 Page 10 of 323
J-1 Page 9 of 170 Section 3.3.8 and J- 2 Page 10 of 323 Section 3.3.8 prohibit personal and company provided cell phones with internet capability. What does the process to gain exceptions to these prohibitions entail?
Cell phone usage for contractors is allowed outside of the Controlled Industrial Area (CIA). When inside the CIA, cell phones with camera features are prohibited. There is no waivers.
J-1 and J-2 J-1 and J-2 both list SCDs as work items. Will the government be making drawings for the SCDs called out in the Notional Work Packages for the offerors to use in develop pricing?
While not considered necessary for proposal development, the overarching Ship Change Documents are retained at https://prod.nde.navy.mil/PORTAL.
Interested Offerors can create an account to gain access.
https://prod.nde.navy.mil/PORTAL
RFP Page 161 of 188, Para (d) Security Requirements
The RFP's Transition Plan is supposed to include milestones for base access as part of the Security Requirements.
What are the requirements/procedures for bringing a vehicle on base?
Defense Biometric Identification System (DBIDS) approval is the process. Parking on the base is on a first-come-first served basis.
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