J15-Request_for_Specification_Clarification_ANSWERS.pdf

ITEM NO: Section L

TITLE: Table of Contents

PARA. NO: N/A

PAGE NO: 91

ITEM NO: Section L

TITLE: Lot II

PARA. NO: (i) and (ii)

PAGE NO: 94

ITEM NO: Section L

TITLE: Lot II

PARA. NO: (ii)

PAGE NO: 94

ITEM NO: Section L

TITLE: Office Space

PARA. NO: 3.14

PAGE NO: 95

ITEM NO: Section L

TITLE: Past Performance

PARA. NO: N/A

PAGE NO: 96

ITEM NO: Section I

TITLE: 52.252-4 ALTERATIONS IN

CONTRACT

PARA. NO: Ordering

PAGE NO: 64

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Yes. This is a requirement per DFARS subpart 217.71.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 6: Is ABR/MSRA a requirement?

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 5:

Is the Contractor allowed to reference multiple task orders under a single contract, as a single (1) past performance example. Or, do individual task orders count as individual past performance references?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Reference individual task order for past performance. Each "effort" is counted as one reference.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 1:

Is the Table of Contents requested on RFP page 91 considered part of Volume I - Cover Letter? If yes, is the Table of Contents included in the 3 page limit for the cover letter?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: The Table of Contents is included in Volume I, but does not count against the page limit.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 2:

Section L, page 94 specifies that the sections for LOT II (i) Organization/Management and (ii) Manpower Resources and Capabilities are the same as LOT I. Should the contractor repeat the information provided in proposal paragraphs 1.1-1.8, or will the Government allow the Contractor to make a statement referencing the previous sections?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: The Contractor may make a statement referencing the previous sections.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: The following changes have been made: "(2.1-2.12)."

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 3:

Page 94 states "Same as Lot I. see above Manpower Resources and Capabilities LOT I (2.1-2.13)." With the paragraph structure provided by the Government in Section L, there is no Section 2.13; LOT I stops at Section 2.12. Please clarify if this is correct, or if there should be a Section

2.13 included with the proposal.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 4:

Does the Office Space described for the LOT I and LOT II requirements need to be different (i.e. two separate spaces), or can the Contractor provide one office space for both lots? Further, if the same office space can be used for both lots, does the Offeror need to repeat the office space information in each section, or is it allowable to reference the LOT I Office Space section when discussing LOT II Office Space?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Contractor can provide one space for both; space must be able to accommodate the combined requirements if a single space is provided. Contractor may reference Lot I statement.

CONTRACTOR POC:

REQUEST FOR SPECIFICATION CLARIFICATION

CONTRACTOR PHONE:

DATE OF REQUEST: 21 January 2019 SOLICITATION NO: N50054-19-R-0001

TITLE: Marine Boatyard Repair and Maintenance Support - LOT I and II MARMC POC: Sara Van Gorder

CONTRACTOR: MARMC PHONE: (757) 400-0328

ITEM NO: Multiple

TITLE: Multiple

PARA. NO: Multiple

PAGE NO: Multiple

ITEM NO: Section J

TITLE: List of Documents, Exhibits, and Other Attachments

PARA. NO: C

PAGE NO: 78

ITEM NO: Section C

TITLE: 3.7 Facilities, Lot II

PARA. NO: 3.7.1.b

PAGE NO: 20

ITEM NO: Section I

TITLE: Ordering Work

PARA. NO:

PAGE NO: 64

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TITLE:

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ITEM NO: Section L

TITLE: Lot II, Facilities

PARA. NO: 3.10.3

PAGE NO: 95

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 7: Section "B" indicates that Contractor provide a FFP Unit Price for Base Year and each Option Year, however, Section L, nor Section M address Cost Proposal requirements or Pricing evaluation considerations. Could the Government please clarify?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Section B includes the CLIN structure to be used in delivery orders. Please review Section L, Important Notes: "7. Price proposals are not required and will not be evaluated as part of this solicitation." Price will be requested and evaluated at the delivery order level.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 8: Section J, paragraph C identifies a total of 17 Attachments, however only Attachments J10 - J-16 were posted on FEDBIZOPS. Could the Government post Attachments J1 - J9?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Attachments J1-J9 have now been attached, along with a slight numbering change.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 9: Page 20, Dockside Slips calls for slips capable of docking 2 each 78'MK VI boats, 2 each 135' LCUs, and 2 each 205' barges. Page 94, para. 3.10 calls for slips capable of docking 2 85' MK VI boats and 2 135' LCUs, with no requirement listed for the 205' barges. This is inconsistent; please clarify this slip requirement.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: The following change have been made:

"Dockside slips capable of docking two (2) 78ft MK VI Patrol Boat, 5

ft. draft, two (2) 135ft LCUs, 10 ft. draft, and two (2) barges 205 ft.

and 55 ft. draft, 640 Long tons."

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 10: Page 64 notes that successful offerors are required to have an MSRA or an ABR number "before a delivery orders can be awarded." There is no requirement in Section L for offerors to provide their MSRA or ABR certification data. Please clarify. Shouldn't offerors be required to provide objective evidence of having an existing MSRA or ABR in effect as part of their offer?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Offerors are not required to provide evidence of MSRA or ABR as part of the proposal. Clause 52.252-4 (Alterations in Contract) under "Ordering Work," does state "All successful awardees shall provide the MSRA or ABR number before a delivery order can be awarded." However, Section L requirements are for the base contract, and does not include this language.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 11: Please clarify. Is it the case that offerors may bid on (1) Lot I independently, or (2) Lot II independently, or (3) Lot I and Lot II combined?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Yes, offerors may submit proposals for work on either or both Lot I and/or Lot II requirements.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 12: The RFP, on page 20, page 94, and page 105 refers variously to 78' MK VI vessels, 85" MK VI vessels, and 82" MK V vessels … please clarify this requirement.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: The following changes have been made: Change pg. 20, b. Dockside Slips. Dockside slips capable of docking two (2) 78ft MK VI Patrol Boat (144,000 lbs. each), 5 ft. draft, two (2) 135ft LCUs, 10 ft. draft (470,000 lbs. each, and two (2) barges 205 ft. and 55 ft. draft, 640 long tons (each).

Change pg. 20, c. services. f. ...minimum of two (2) 78ft MK VI Patrol Boat (144,000 lbs. each), 5 ft. draft, two (2) 135ft LCUs, 10 ft. draft (470,000 lbs. each, and two (2) barges 205 ft. and 55 ft. draft, 640 long tons (each) simultaneously...

Change pg. 21, first paragraph, ...work two (2) 78 ft. MK VI Patrol Boats simultaneously...

Change pg. 94, 3.10.1 Dockside slips capable of docking two (2) 78ft MK VI Patrol Boat (144,000 lbs. each), 5 ft. draft, two (2) 135ft LCUs, 10 ft. draft (470,000 lbs. each, and two (2) barges 205 ft. and 55

ft. draft, 640 long tons (each)...

Change pg.95, 3.12.3. Removal of craft from water to include marine railway, dry dock, travel lift or similar lifting capability or access to similar lifting capability or some combination thereof to allow work on a minimum of two (2) 78ft MK VI Patrol Boat (144,000 lbs. each), 5 ft.

draft, two (2) 135ft LCUs, 10 ft. draft (470,000 lbs. each, and two (2) barges 205 ft. and 55 ft. draft, 640 long tons (each) simultaneously out of the water. The contractor shall have the capability to work two (2) 78 ft. MK VI Patrol Boats simultaneously under cover in a controlled environment so as not to prevent progress during inclement weather.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 13: Please clarify the requirement of 3.10.3 Pier space. This is vague.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: The following changes have been made: "Pier space located within the facility."

ITEM NO: Section L

TITLE: Lot I Facilities

PARA. NO: 3.5

PAGE NO: 94

ITEM NO: Section L

TITLE:

PARA. NO:

PAGE NO: 97

ITEM NO: SECTION J

TITLE: ATTACHMENTS

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ITEM NO: Solicitation, Section L

TITLE: Instructions to Offerors

PARA. NO: 5.0

PAGE NO: 90/91 of 108

ITEM NO: Solicitation, Sections L and M

TITLE: Instructions to Offerors (L) and Evaluation Factors for Award (M)

PARA. NO: 5.0 (L) and 3.0 (M)

PAGE NO: 91 of 108 (L) and 103 of 108 (M)

ITEM NO: Solicitation, Section L

TITLE: Instructions to Offerors

PARA. NO: 5.0

PAGE NO: 91 of 108

ITEM NO: Solicitation, Section L

TITLE: Instructions to Offerors

PARA. NO: 4.0 Instructions for the Submission of Offers

PAGE NO: 90 of 108

ITEM NO: Solicitation, Section L

TITLE: Instructions to Offerors

PARA. NO: 6.0 Proposal Contents

PAGE NO: 93 of 108

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 21: At the present time there are no less than four large multi-year/multi vessel IDIQ and or SLEP RFP's issued to the industry from various Government agencies, all with proposal due dates within the same two to three week periond in February, 2019. As small businesses with smaller staffs, it is difficult to respond competetively in a timely fashion to all RFP's as each Government agency wants different information in different formats. In order to allow us to prepare all responses to all RFP's with our most competetive offers, please extend the proposal due date for this solicitation by at least fifteen (15) business days.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: The Government recognizes the requirements from other agencies but does not plan to extend the solicitation at this time.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 22: Volume II, LOT I, Section i, sub-paragraph 1.4.4. appears to be a "generic" statement which actually encompasses paragraphs 1.4.1., 1.4.2., and 1.4.3. as as various stages of "emergent requirements". Is it necessary to address 1.4.4. separately since it applies to each of 1.4.1., 1.4.2., and 1.4.3.?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: No, they can be answered as one statement.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 19: The terms (section titles) used for identifying the different sections of the proposal in Section L of the solicitation do not match the terms (section titles) used in Section M.

Section L uses the terms (section titles) Volume I, Volume II, and Volume III. Section M uses the terms (section titles) Factor and Subfactor. Which terms (section titles) are we to use for proposal submission?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: The titles in Section L, "Instructions to Offerors" should be used when submitting proposals.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 20: Based on the outline in Table 1 provided by the Government in Section L, Paragraph 5.0, Page 91 of 108, Contractor assumes that each Volume can/will address both LOTs I and II, i.e only one Volume I (Cover Letter), only one Volume II covering both LOTs I and II, and only one Volume III covering both LOTs I and II. Please confirm or clarify.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: The Government confirms the use of one (1) Volume I, II, III, and IV to submit proposals addressing both LOT I and LOT II requirements.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 14: No requirement for Electrical Shop capabilities is included in this list. Please clarify .. Perhaps this is an omission?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: The following changes have been made: Pg. 94 Add 3.5.9. Electrical: Installing and checking out wiring, cabling, controllers, switchboards, equipment, motors (including motor rewind and repair), lighting, communications, telephones, solenoids, switches and metering.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 18: The Proposal Format does not give instructions on how to submit the completed Solicitation, Standard Form 33, or what section of the proposal to include it in. Please provide appropriate instructions for method of submittal and required location for submittal of the completed SF 33 and associated solicitation within the proposal.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: See Solicitation Update 2, Section L.

Volume IV has been included for the submission of signed SF-33 and required fill-ins.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 15: RFP references to J-12, J-13 and J-14 do not appear to be accurate / consistent; please clarify.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Attachment numbering has been fixed.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 16: There is no "J" Attachment for the purpose of pricing CLINs 1001, 2001, 3001 AND 4001. Please provide.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Please refer to Question 7: "Please review Section L, Important Notes: '7. Price proposals are not required and will not be evaluated as part of this solicitation.'"

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 17: Is the requirement for MSRA/ABR an either or both requirement?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: The Government requires a certification of either MSRA or ABR. To have both is acceptable as well.

ITEM NO: Solicitation, Section L

TITLE: Instructions to Offerors

PARA. NO: 6.0 Proposal Contents

PAGE NO: 92 of 108

ITEM NO: Solicitation, Section L

TITLE: Instructions to Offerors

PARA. NO: 6.0 Proposal Contents

PAGE NO: 95 and 97 of 108

ITEM NO: Solicitation

TITLE:

PARA. NO: 1.1 parg 2

PAGE NO: 11 of 1008

ITEM NO: Section L

TITLE:

PARA. NO: 1

PAGE NO: 90 of 108

ITEM NO: Solicitation

TITLE:

PARA. NO:

PAGE NO:

ITEM NO: Solicitation - Update 1

TITLE:

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ITEM NO: NSI 009-72

TITLE:

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ITEM NO: Solicitation Update 1

TITLE: Ordering Work

PARA. NO:

PAGE NO: 65 of 108

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 29: For LOT I craft responses only - can you advise which of the requirements in NSI 009-72 will be required of small business boat yards that anticipate all Government craft being kept in an enclosed, alarmed facility. For example, if all craft are to be stored and worked on within an enclosed, alarmed facility is the 24 hr armed guard, lockable fencing and 100 ft restricted area still required? Will keeping these craft in an enclosed, alarmed facility also eliminate any other RAM procedures listed in the NSI?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Minimum requirements are 24-hrous security and lockable fence. To clarify, vessels do not have to be kept indoors in a lockable building.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 30: All successful awardees shall provide the MSRA or ABR number before a delivery order can be awarded. Please advise if the MSRA or ABR number will be provided at contract award or if MSRA/ABR must be in place separately from this project.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Please see Question 10. "All successful awardees shall provide the MSRA or ABR number before a delivery order can be awarded."

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 27: Usually the SF33 is required to be completed and submitted in the pricing volume. Since a pricing volume is not required, is the SF33 still required? Should it be included in Volume I Cover Letter?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Please see answer to Question 18.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 28: Can you advise what changes were incorporated into the Update 1 Solicitation?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: The Government made changes explicitly stated in the "Government Response" to questions 3, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, and 15.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 25: Which Web Applications are anticipated to be required?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Navy Maintenance Database- Replatform (NMD-R), Electronic Departure from Specification (eDFS).

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 26: Solicitation Page 90 of 108 1st paragraph – “All company letterheads and logos . . . are to be removed from all paper used in the offer.

Does this include the Cover Letter for Volume I?

Can binder covers be used, without logo but still include Bidder’s name/address while also providing the required information (i.e. Volume, Proposal Category, etc.)?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Language related to "All company letterhead and logos . . are to be removed . . ." includes the Cover Letter. Binder covers are permitted to provide required information.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 23: The third (3rd) paragraph under 6.0 Proposal Contents makes reference to the "Statement of Work". Is the government refererring to Section C of the RFP titled "Scope of Work"?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Yes, the Government's use of "Statement of Work" in Section L is the same as Section C's "Scope of Work"

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 24: LOT I, Section iii - Facilities, sub-paragraph 3.6.1., and LOT II, Section iii - Facilities, sub-paragraph 3.14.1.

both refer to "Decks" as part of Office Space. Should subject be "Desks" not "Decks"?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Yes, the Government has made those changes in most recent Amendment, Solicitation Update 2.

ITEM NO:

TITLE: NMD

PARA. NO: 3.1.1

PAGE NO: 15 of 108

ITEM NO:

TITLE: NSI 009-94

PARA. NO: 3.1.17

PAGE NO: 17 of 108

ITEM NO:

TITLE: Alteration Installation NSI 009-102

PARA. NO: 3.2.3

PAGE NO:

ITEM NO:

TITLE: Office Space

PARA. NO: 3.8.10

PAGE NO: 21

ITEM NO:

TITLE: NSI 009-97

PARA. NO: 3.9.12

PAGE NO:23 of 108

ITEM NO:

TITLE: HQ C-2-0040 Plant Protection

PARA. NO:

PAGE NO: 33 of 108

ITEM NO:

TITLE: Ordering Work - Additional Work

PARA. NO: d.

PAGE NO: 65 of 108

ITEM NO:

TITLE: Requirements of Certified Cost Data - Waiver

PARA. NO: a

PAGE NO: 66

ITEM NO:

TITLE: Personal Electronic Devices

PARA. NO: 4

PAGE NO: 68

ITEM NO:

TITLE: Ordering Work

PARA. NO: Note:

PAGE NO: 64 of 108

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 39: Can the government clarify the rationale for restricting personal employee cellphones for working on Boat Lot I repairs?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: 1. Protect government and contractor proprietary information and applicable proprietary procedures; 2.

Personnel safety when working with and around heavy equipment and general workplace safety.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 40: Section C - specifications does not mention the requirement for an ABR for Boat Lot I, nor was it a requirement of the previous IDIQ contracts. However the ORDERING WORK section states that awardess must provide their ABR number prior to issuance of a delivery order. This requirement appears to limit the participation of new small business boat yards, favoring established ship yards with MSRAs. Can the government clarify the requirement?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Please see Questions 6 and 10.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 37: states that negotiated price for materials for additional work is the "proposed or invoice price for actual materials plus transportation." As overhead and G&A are allowable costs, will these be allowed as part of the "proposed material pricing" submitted?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Yes, it may be allowed.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 38: For companies bidding Boat Lot I, where there is zero chance that a price adjustment will reach the $750K limit, will the government waive the requirement for small business submission of certified cost or pricing data as is allowed in the stated and referenced FAR? Additionally, as a FFP IDIQ, with adequate price competition, shouldn't this be waived?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: This portion of the solicitation refers to Other Than Certified Cost and Pricing Data. There will be no waiver for Other Than Certified Cost and Pricing Data.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 35: NSI 009-97 referenced is listed as "Cancelled" in FY-19 NSI document, please clarify.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: The Government will delete 009-97 and replace with "IAW federal, state and local emission standards requirements."

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 36: This clause references NSI 009-72 for security procedures related to Navy Vessels/ships that are listed in the Naval Vessel Register. None of the small craft under Boat Lot I are afforded the security protocols under Navy standing policy. Certainly not the use of armed lethal force for the protection of boats (per US Fleet Forces Command). Can the government clarify the expectations for Boat Lot I security requirements for small craft (trailerable boats) that will be inside a locked facility during overhauls?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Please refer to Government Response to question 29.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 33: NSI 009-102 referenced is listed as "Cancelled" in FY-19 NSI document, please clarify.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: The Government will delete 009-102 and replace with 009-21.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 34: states need for office space for 3 government personnel for duration of task order - will government personnel be permanently working from our facility during a task order for Boat Lot I work?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Government personnel will work in contractor's facility for the duration of the contract unless otherwise specified.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 31: NMDR is used for ship repair and does not apply to boat refurbishment. Will the government clarify the use of

NMD (NMDR)?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: The plan is to transition to NMD-r, however, at this time we only require the bidders have NMD-r access and capabilities when requested by the government.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 32: NSI 009-94 referenced is listed as "Cancelled" in FY-19 NSI document, please clarify.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: The Government will remove 009-94 and replace with "009-02 and federal, state and local environmental requirements."

ITEM NO: Solicitation, Section L

TITLE: Scope of Work and Instructions to Offerors

PARA. NO: Various - see question

PAGE NO: Various - see question

ITEM NO: Solicitation, Section L

TITLE: Instructions to Offerors

PARA. NO: 6.0

PAGE NO: 92 of 108

ITEM NO: Solicitation, Section L TITLE: Instructions to Offerors PARA. NO: 3.13.6 and 3.13.10 PAGE NO: 96 of 108

ITEM NO: Solicitation, Section L

TITLE: Instructions to Offerors

PARA. NO:

PAGE NO: 98 and 99 of 108

ITEM NO: Solicitation, Section L TITLE: Instructions to Offerors PARA. NO: 2.0 - Questions PAGE NO: 90 of 108

ITEM NO: Section C

TITLE: Description / Specs / Work Statement

PARA. NO: 2.1

PAGE NO:14-15

ITEM NO: Section C

TITLE: Description / Specs / Work Statement

PARA. NO: 2.1

PAGE NO:15

ITEM NO: Section C

TITLE: Description / Specs / Work Statement

PARA. NO: 3.1.1

PAGE NO:15

ITEM NO: Section C

TITLE: Description / Specs / Work Statement

PARA. NO: 3.1.3

PAGE NO:15

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 41: Section C - Scope, page 20 0f 108, paragraph 3.7.1.b, pages 20/21 of 108, paragraph 3.7.1.f, and Section L - Instructions to Offerors, page 96 of 108, paragraphs 3.10.1 and 3.12.3 all make reference to docking and drydocking two (2) barges 205 ft. and 55 ft.

draft, 640 long tons. To our knowledge, there are no barges in the Navy small boat fleet that have a 55 ft. draft. Please clarify.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Barge draft corrected in Solicitation Rev. 0002

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 42: Section L, paragraph 6.0 Proposal Contents, VOLUME I: Cover Letter, the second bulleted item - inclusion of Volume Number (I, II, III) in the Cover Letter - Since the Cover Letter is a separate VOLUME (I) in itself, we don't understand the requirement.

Are we to include a different Cover Letter for each of VOLUMES II and III, for a total of three (3) Cover Letters? Please explain/clarify the requirement.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: To clarify, there is a requirement for a Cover Letter and Table of Contents in each Volume. Solicitation has been revised to reflect this.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 43: Section L, 6.0, VOLUME II, LOT II, page 96 of 108 - paragraphs 3.13.6 and 3.13.10 are duplicates for Electrical Shop facilities. Shouldn't one of these be deleted?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Government will delete 3.13.10. See update in most recent solicitation.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 44: Note 1 at the bottom of page 98 of 108 (continuing to top of page 99 of 108), and Note 2 following on page 99 of 108, require the Offeror to make statements regarding Property Management System and Conflict of Interest respectively. Where in the proposal should these statements be included?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Contractor must provide these statements in the Technical Proposal (Organization/Management).

Government has revised Note 1 and Note 2 to clarify.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 45: Please extend the cut-off date for question submittal as answers (not yet provided) to previously submitted questions may generate new/additional questions.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Question period will not be extended.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 46: The specification states There are Local Work Templates (LWTs) references 042-002 (Att J1), 042-009(Att J2), 042-011(Att J3), 042-022(Att J4), 042-026(Att J5), 042-037(Att J6) are all references pertaining to working inside a Government owned facility. The need for this appears possible to be required to support LOT II requirements. As there has never been a need to perform industrial work during the accomplishment on LOT I boats please determine if these requirements are applicable to LOT I. If they are deemed necessary please provide an estimated percentage of time that a contractor may need to anticipate working inside the Government facilities.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: These requirements for Lot I will be invoked on an individual delivery order as needed.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 47: The Note states "Additionally, in the event that there is any conflict between the references, NSIs, LWTs, and SWTs take precedence over technical manuals/specifications and other references." This is an incomplete sentence. Please clarify which reference takes precedence.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Government will revise statement, "Additionally, in the event that there is any conflict between the references, the NSIs, LWTs, and SWTs will take precedence over technical manuals/specifications and other references."

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 48: The specifications state: "3.1.1 Correspondence between the contractor and MARMC shall be accomplished via electronic medium. NMD (Navy Maintenance Database) will be expected to be used by all KTRs as the main source of correspondence between the contractor and MARMC, other electronic means would include Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point and Project." Is this a requirement for LOT I and LOT II? Who will be responsible to set up, maintain and administer the NMD at the contractor's facility? Who will be responsible for correcting the NMD database in the case there are inaccuracies or ambiguities?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: This is a requirement, the KTR will be responsible to request limited access, load PKI certificates, and upload to NMD-r web application. The Government maintains the NMD-r web application.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 49: The speciation's state "3.1.3 The contractor shall interface with and cooperate with other contractors supporting Combatant Craft Division (CCD) or other activities as requested. MARMC or another activity may have other engineering, Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) or AIT performing other assigned work items. Contractors may be required to provide onsite support, interface or installation expertise in support of these work items. Contractors shall provide access to these other Government contractors." What support is anticipated for the contractor to provide for the identified agencies and how will the contractor be compensated for their required unidentified support?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: This will be on a case-by-case basis.

KTR will need to provide access and integrate Ship's Force (SF) or activity into schedule. Any work outside the scope by the KTR will be compensated via Request for Contract Change (RCC).

ITEM NO: Section C

TITLE: Description / Specs / Work Statement

PARA. NO: 3.1.15

PAGE NO: 16

ITEM NO: Section C TITLE: Description / Specs / Work Statement

PARA. NO: 3.1.17

PAGE NO: 17

ITEM NO: Section C

TITLE: Description / Specs / Work Statement

PARA. NO: 3.2.3

PAGE NO: 17

ITEM NO: Section C

TITLE: Description / Specs / Work Statement

PARA. NO: 3.2.6

PAGE NO: 18

ITEM NO: Section C

TITLE: Description / Specs / Work Statement

PARA. NO: 3.2.14

PAGE NO: 18

ITEM NO: Section C

TITLE: Description / Specs / Work Statement

PARA. NO: 3.7 and 3.8

PAGE NO: 20

ITEM NO: Section C TITLE: Description / Specs / Work Statement

PARA. NO: 3.19.2

PAGE NO: 23

ITEM NO: Section C

TITLE: Description / Specs / Work Statement

PARA. NO: 3.10.2 c.

PAGE NO: 23

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 53: The specifications state "3.2.6 Quality Control – The contractor is ultimately responsible for verifying and approving all work performed. The contractor shall develop hull, mechanical, electrical, and electronic tests and inspection criteria for all installations to document satisfactory and safe alteration installations or repairs. All tests shall contain written testing step-by-step procedures, sketches, or other pertinent information with pass/fail criteria in accordance with NSI 009-01. Procedures shall be submitted a minimum of one week prior to performance to allow government review and acceptance of the document." Will the development of these mentioned step-by-step procedures, sketches, or other pertinent information with pass/fail criteria in accordance with NSI 009-01 be detailed during the solicitation of a delivery order and will these be allowable costs for the developed procedures by the contractor?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Government will revise to add "and 009- 04" after 009-01. When required, the step-by-step procedures will be included in the SOW or via RCC at the delivery order level.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 54: The specifications state "3.2.14 Training Support – The contractor shall provide services to train and indoctrinate crews to craft systems. This may include providing technical information, instructors, crewing craft, on-site training and other activities required to familiarize the crew with systems installed." Is this applicable to LOT I and LOT II? This has never been required to be provided from LOT I contractors in the past. Will this be detailed on the individual delivery orders and how will the contractor be compensated for these requirements?

Additionally if this is required please provide a detailed breakdown of all training the contractor will be required to provide.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Yes, this applies to Lot I and II. If training is required it will be included in the SOW or via RCC at the delivery order level. Any detailed training would be annotated in the SOW or reference at the delivery order level.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 50: The specifications state "3.1.15 Comply with the requirements of NSI 009-40 when working at Commander Naval Base Norfolk and Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek – Fort Story.

Additionally, for authorized work at Norfolk Naval Shipyard, comply with the additional crane requirements of LWTs 042-08 and 042-11."

Please clarify if LWT 042-008 is actually a requirement or a typographical error as this LWT is not referenced in Section J.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: 042-008 was changed to 042-009, see Rev. 0002

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 51: The specifications state " 3.1.17 Ensure personnel are familiar with the requirements of NSI 009-94 when working within a privately owned ship repair facility." Is this requirement applicable to LOT I contractors as it states it is for a ship repair facility?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Please refer to Question 32.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 52: The specifications state "3.2.3 Alteration Installation – The contractor shall provide the necessary facilities, equipment, tools, and trade personnel to accomplish hull, mechanical, electrical, and electronic alterations. These installations shall include, but are not limited to, all systems, equipment, and components or other items as identified. Verification and completion of an alteration installation shall be accomplished in accordance with NSI 009-102." Is this applicable to LOT I contractors as the SWI references ships throughout the document and attachments?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Please refer to Question 33.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 57: The specification states "c. Provide teams of qualified journeymen level mechanics, and technicians to accomplish repairs onboard vessels. Repair efforts on short notice may be required and shall require work efforts to continue around the clock, including weekends and holidays, until completed." Is this requirement applicable to LOT I? Please clarify.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Yes, this is applicable to Lot I and II.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 55: The specifications state "3.7 Facilities.

The following facility requirements apply to Lot II:" This is clearly for LOT II facilities. Please indicate what the LOT I requirements are as the only mention of the requirements are in Section L, sheet 94 and 95.

Additionally, are the requirements of paragraph 3.8 only intended for LOT II contractors?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Please refer to Section L for Lot I and Lot II facility requirements.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 56: The specification states "3.9.12 Accomplish the requirements of NSI 009-97 for all delivery orders performed. If work is performed on a Naval Facility, contractor shall submit all required reports to the COR. If work is performed in a private

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Please refer to Question 35.

ITEM NO: Section C

TITLE: Description / Specs / Work Statement

PARA. NO: HQ C-2-0020 (a) and (b)

PAGE NO: 29

ITEM NO: Section D

TITLE: Packaging and Marking

PARA. NO: HQ D-2-0008

PAGE NO: 38

ITEM NO: I

TITLE: Contract Clauses

PARA. NO: Requirements for Data Other Than Certified Cost of Pricing Data During Delivery Awards and Modifications - a.

PAGE NO: 67

ITEM NO: I

TITLE: Contract Clauses

PARA. NO: USE/POSSESSION OF

PERSONAL ELECTRONIC DEVICES

PAGE NO: 69

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 58: The specification states "(a) Dock Trials.

The purpose of this trial is to conduct preliminary tests necessary to ensure that the ship is ready for operating at sea. Ship's personnel will conduct all tests and perform all operational functions; however, Contractor personnel will observe tests, record data, and make minor repairs and adjustments as necessary. The dock trial shall be scheduled in accordance with Work Item 982-31-001. Contractor personnel are not to interfere with functions of ship's personnel.

(b) Fast Cruise. The "fast cruise" is a simulated underway period. The purpose of fast cruise is to test to the maximum extent possible, the ship's material and operational readiness condition. This includes normal watch stations and engineering casualty control procedures. Contractor personnel will not be allowed onboard during this period unless specifically requested by the Supervisor. Fast cruise shall be scheduled after dock trials and prior to sea trials as cited in Specification Item 982-31-001." Is this clause applicable to LOT I? Please clarify.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Dock Trials and Fast Cruise requirements will be listed in the SOW or work package at the delivery order level.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 61: The specification states "The possession and use of portable electronic devices (PEDs) within the confines of any naval vessel, or in the contractor's facility where equipment removed from the vessel is being worked, is strictly controlled." Is this a requirement for LOT I? All the Government CORs and On-Site Representatives have these items in the Contractor's facility all the time. It would appear this requirement is not applicable to LOT I.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Please refer to Question 39. This requirement is applicable to Lot I vessels. Any cameras used are accompanied with a camera pass.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 59: The specification states "All reports delivered by the Contractor to the Government under this contract shall prominently show on the cover of the report:

(1) name and business address of the Contractor

(2) contract number

(3) contract dollar amount

(4) whether the contract was competitively or non-competitively awarded

(5) sponsor: Victor Rivera, MARMC Code 312, Norfolk, VA" Since there is no pricing to be delivered please explain what is expected to be filled out on (3) contract dollar amount.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: This clause relates to reports at the delivery order level.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 60: The specification states " Within one week of the award of a delivery order, the successful offeror will be required to forward an award breakdown in a trade, labor hour, and material format by SOW paragraph or work spec item number, if present.

The breakdown shall be in sufficient detail to determine number of hours required by trade for each work item or major paragraph and material associated with the work item or major paragraph. The Contractor shall provide this information ONLY to the Contract Specialist and/or the Contracting Officer requesting the data. If this is a SPECIFICATION PACKAGE, the necessary parts of the breakdown will be uploaded in the Navy Maintenance Database (NMD) site portal. Otherwise, the breakdown will be stored in the delivery order file until such time as it may become necessary to share any or all of the breakdown with the Contracting Officer's Representative (COR). Failure to provide the breakdown may result in a STOP WORK at the Contractor's expense until the breakdown is provided.

b. Additionally, when requested by the Administrative Contracting Office (ACO), the Contractor shall prepare and submit data other than certified cost or pricing data including supporting documents to support pricing provided as the result of a Request for Contract Change (RCC) in the required format and detail aforementioned." In the past the Contracting Department has disclosed confidential information about contractors pricing to include rates and markup to persons other than those who should be entitled to it. How will the Government ensure such information, as is being requested in this requirement, will be safeguarded and if it is disclosed in any way how will the Government compensate the contractor who's information was disclosed?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: The Government will ensure Contractor information is safeguarded.

ITEM NO: I

TITLE: Contract Clauses

PARA. NO: 252.211-7003

PAGE NO: 71-76

ITEM NO: L

TITLE: INSTRUCTIONS TO OFFERORS

PARA. NO: 3.1.3

PAGE NO: 94

ITEM NO: L

TITLE: INSTRUCTIONS TO OFFERORS

PARA. NO: Volume I: Cover Letter

PAGE NO: 92

ITEM NO:

TITLE: Solicitation PARA. NO: Section 9

PAGE NO: 1

ITEM NO: Q&A

TITLE: Question #9

PARA. NO: N/A

PAGE NO: N/A

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 62: The specification states "252.211-7003 ITEM UNIQUE IDENTIFICATION AND VALUATION". Is this requirement applicable to LOT I? If so please detail what items are to be marked using this system, and who will control what the markings are to be encoded on the tag and who will generate the numbers? Please clarify.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: This requirement is applicable to Lot I and Lot II at the delivery order level. Please review clause for further information.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 65: The specification states the date for submission is 06 FEB 2019. Due to the number of questions which are requiring clarification would it be allowable to extend the bid due date?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Please see revised Solicitation for extended date.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 66: This question is a follow-up to Contractor Question 9 (posted 17 January 2019), which clarified dockside slip requirements for 205ft barges. The Government response stated, " The following change have been made: 'Dockside slips capable of docking two

(2) 78ft MK VI Patrol Boat, 5 ft. draft, two (2) 135ft LCUs, 10 ft. draft, and two (2) barges 205ft and 55ft. draft, 640 Long tons.'" Is the 55ft draft and 640 Long ton requirement for the barge a typo? If not, can you provide additional information on the specific barge that requires these specifications?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: Please see question 41.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 63: The specification states " 3.1.3 The facilities shall have the following minimum requirements (NOTE: Boat lengths are by Navy hull designation or Length Overall (LOA)):. The next paragraphs are 3.2 through 3.6 which are not actually directly related to paragraph 3.1.3 as the layout would be expected to be subparagraph relationship. Please clarify which paragraphs relate to paragraph 3.1.3.

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: The Government has changed formatting to clarify specification in Facilities in both LOT I and LOT

II.

CONTRACTOR QUESTION 64: The specification states " Proposal category (Technical Approach, Past Performance, Price Proposal). Since there is no pricing requested or required should the reference to Price Proposal be deleted?

GOVERNMENT RESPONSE: The Government has revised that statement to remove "Price Proposal."