N0017821R4401 QA-5th Round.pdf

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RF & Circuit Design Assembly & Fabrication Support Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
N00178-21-R-4401
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Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command

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This document contains questions and answers regarding labeling requirements for cables procured under solicitation N00178-21-R-4401 for RF & Circuit Design Assembly & Fabrication Support from the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command. Specifically, the question asks if laser marking could be replaced with labeling cables every six inches for parts 21916101001 through 21916101006, to which the answer provides that cable labeling should minimally be at each connector and the middle of the cable, and if the cable is over one meter then labeling should occur every meter.

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Question: In lieu of the requirement for laser marking on Parts 21916101‐001, 21916101‐002, 21916101‐003, 21916101‐004, 21916101‐005, and 21916101‐006, would it be acceptable to label the cable every 6 inches?

Answer: Yes. Labeling should be, at a minimum, at each connector and at the middle of the cable. If cable is longer than 1 meter, cable should be labeled at every meter.

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