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This document contains questions and answers related to solicitation number N61331-24-T-JC02 from the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command. The solicitation is a small business set aside for the fabrication of components for the COBRA EBS system. Quotes are due by January 19, 2024 at 11:00 AM Central Time and must include the offeror's CAGE code and lead time. Drawings can be accessed through SAM by providing a CAGE code. While step files are not required for quoting, they will be provided to the winning contractor. Offerors may quote all or some of the line items. Inspection reports, but no FAI, are required.

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Questions and Answers N61331-24-T-JC02

Question 1: In the body on the notice, it is says provide cage code and lead time. However, in the sections 6.0 is says deliverables are section 3 are 20 business days after award. Would you like me to quote best lead time or 20 days?

Answer: The Government would like it in 20 days or sooner but if you can’t meet that requirement provide you best lead time.

Question 2: 2.3 Other Documents: mentions step files. Are these available for quoting purposes?

Answer: The drawings provided in the solicitation has all the necessary information that is needed to quote. The step files will not be included in the solicitation as they are not required to quote. The step files will be available to the winning contractor after award.

Question 3: Can we quote just a few line items, or do we need to quote the whole package?

Answer: Please provide a quote for all item requirements in the solicitation.

Question 4: Are there any FAI requirements?

Answer: The government simply need to get inspection reports with the parts. Some drawings will call out specifics, but we do not have a universal standard.

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