Soliciation Questions and Answers_AMD 2_Redacted.pdf
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- N6471025Q4501
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This document is a Questions & Answers (Q&A) addendum for Request for Quote (RFQ) N6471025Q4501 Amendment 2, focused on clarifying specific policy and safety details for a potential contract. The Q&A addresses two key questions: first, whether the items in the RFQ are safety critical (answered "No"), and second, whether the items or their applications violate sales policy (also answered "No"). The response specifically notes that the items are replacement bearings for commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) U.S. Government vessels' main propulsion drive shafts, and these vessels' propulsion systems are not designed for military operations, thus complying with the sales policy that prohibits products intended for nuclear, military, aviation, aerospace, missile, or weapons system applications.
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Questions & Answers– N6471025Q4501 AMD 2
1. Can you please tell me if the item(s) in your RFQ are safety critical in any way? Yes or No
Answer: No
2. Do your item(s) or their applications violate sales policy in any way? Yes or No Policy: branches are not authorized to sell products that will be used in connection with any nuclear, military, aviation and/or aerospace, missile, weapons system, or other critical application.
Answer: No. The replacement bearings are same fit-form-function replacement components of in-service commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) acquired U.S. Government vessels’ main propulsion drive shafts. The vessels’ propulsion systems are not designed for military operations.
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