N66001-16-R-0126 Amendment 2.pdf

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AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION/MODIFICATION OF CONTRACT

Except as provided herein, all terms and conditions of the document referenced in Item 9A or 10A, as heretofore changed, remains unchanged and in full force and effect.

15A. NAME AND TITLE OF SIGNER (Type or print)

30-105-04EXCEPTION TO SF 30

APPROVED BY OIRM 11-84

STANDARD FORM 30 (Rev. 10-83) Prescribed by GSA

FAR (48 CFR) 53.243

The purpose of this amendment is to update the offer due date, and provide answ ers to questions.

1. CONTRACT ID CODE PAGE OF PAGES

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16A. NAME AND TITLE OF CONTRACTING OFFICER (Type or print)

16C. DATE SIGNED

BY 27-Mar-2017

16B. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA15C. DATE SIGNED15B. CONTRACTOR/OFFEROR

(Signature of Contracting Officer)(Signature of person authorized to sign)

8. NAME AND ADDRESS OF CONTRACTOR (No., Street, County, State and Zip Code) X N66001-16-R-0126

X 9B. DATED (SEE ITEM 11)

01-Mar-2017

10B. DATED (SEE ITEM 13)

9A. AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION NO.

11. THIS ITEM ONLY APPLIES TO AMENDMENTS OF SOLICITATIONS

X The above numbered solicitation is amended as set forth in Item 14. The hour and date specified for receipt of Offer X is extended, is not extended.

Offer must acknowledge receipt of this amendment prior to the hour and date specified in the solicitation or as amended by one of the following methods:

(a) By completing Items 8 and 15, and returning copies of the amendment; (b) By acknowledging receipt of this amendment on each copy of the offer submitted;

or (c) By separate letter or telegram which includes a reference to the solicitation and amendment numbers. FAILURE OF YOUR ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO BE RECEIVED AT THE PLACE DESIGNATED FOR THE RECEIPT OF OFFERS PRIOR TO THE HOUR AND DATE SPECIFIED MAY RESULT IN REJECTION OF YOUR OFFER. If by virtue of this amendment you desire to change an offer already submitted, such change may be made by telegram or letter, provided each telegram or letter makes reference to the solicitation and this amendment, and is received prior to the opening hour and date specified.

12. ACCOUNTING AND APPROPRIATION DATA (If required)

13. THIS ITEM APPLIES ONLY TO MODIFICATIONS OF CONTRACTS/ORDERS.

IT MODIFIES THE CONTRACT/ORDER NO. AS DESCRIBED IN ITEM 14.

A. THIS CHANGE ORDER IS ISSUED PURSUANT TO: (Specify authority) THE CHANGES SET FORTH IN ITEM 14 ARE MADE IN THE

CONTRACT ORDER NO. IN ITEM 10A.

B. THE ABOVE NUMBERED CONTRACT/ORDER IS MODIFIED TO REFLECT THE ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGES (such as changes in paying office, appropriation date, etc.) SET FORTH IN ITEM 14, PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY OF FAR 43.103(B).

C. THIS SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT IS ENTERED INTO PURSUANT TO AUTHORITY OF:

D. OTHER (Specify type of modification and authority)

E. IMPORTANT: Contractor is not, is required to sign this document and return copies to the issuing office.

14. DESCRIPTION OF AMENDMENT/MODIFICATION (Organized by UCF section headings, including solicitation/contract subject matter where feasible.)

10A. MOD. OF CONTRACT/ORDER NO.

2. AMENDMENT/MODIFICATION NO. 5. PROJECT NO.(If applicable)

6. ISSUED BY

3. EFFECTIVE DATE

27-Mar-2017

CODE

SPAWAR SYSTEMS CENTER PACIFIC

SHARLA VAN BRAMER CODE 22410

SHARLA.VANBRAMER@NAVY.MIL

53560 HULL ST

SAN DIEGO CA 92152-5001

N66001 7. ADMINISTERED BY (If other than item 6)

4. REQUISITION/PURCHASE REQ. NO.

CODE

See Item 6

FACILITY CODECODE

EMAIL:TEL:

N66001-16-R-0126

SECTION SF 30 BLOCK 14 CONTINUATION PAGE

SUMMARY OF CHANGES

SECTION SF 30 - BLOCK 14 CONTINUATION PAGE

The following have been modified:

QUESTIONS CONCERNING SOLICITATION

***Changes are highlighted in yellow***

Question 1:

Paragraphs 2.0.2, 2.2.5, and 3.2.1.8 of the solicitation’s Performance Work Statement make reference to the Depot Quality Manual. Can a copy of the Depot Quality Manual be provided as a part of this solicitation?

Answer 1:

The Government has made appropriate arrangements for prospective offerors to view any local SSC PAC documents related to the Depot to include: Depot Quality Manual, Depot Operating Procedures, and Calibration Laboratory Quality Manual. This opportunity is ONLY to view the reference documents. It will NOT be a time to ask questions or correspond with personnel. Any conversation during the viewing is not to be construed as part of the solicitation.

REFERENCE DOCUMENT VIEWING

DATE: By Appointment Only TIME: Limited to one (1) hour WHERE: SPAWAR Headquarters, 4301 Pacific Highway, San Diego, CA 92110 LIMIT PER OFFEROR: 2 people, with a maximum of 2 visits

Prospective offerors will not be required to possess a CAC card or RapidGate card to gain entry. A Government escort will be located outside the base in front of the turnstiles. You will be escorted to the Depot facility viewing area. Photography will NOT be allowed.

Please make arrangements no later than close of business 30 March 2017 via email to cindy.jensen@navy.mil and cc’ing sharla.vanbramer@navy.mil.

Question 2:

Paragraphs 2.0.2 and 2.2.6 of the solicitation’s Performance Work Statement make reference to the Depot Operating Procedures. Can a copy of the Depot Operating Procedures be provided as a part of this solicitation?

Answer 2:

See answer 1.

Question 3:

Paragraph 2.2.8 of the solicitation’s Performance Work Statement makes reference to the Calibration Laboratory Quality Manual. Can a copy of the Calibration Laboratory Quality Manual be provided as a part of this solicitation?

Answer 3:

See answer 1.

mailto:cindy.jensen@navy.mil mailto:sharla.vanbramer@navy.mil

Question 4:

Paragraph 3.2.3.12 states: Travel to worldwide locations to provide calibration and repair services for GPETE and ATE. What is the historical annual average number of days on travel to perform these services?

Answer 4:

Historically, the annual average number of days to perform the GPETE and ATE services is approximately 60.

Usually two contractor personnel will travel together

Question 5:

Paragraphs 3.2.5.7, 3.2.7.16, and 9.3 of the solicitation’s Performance Work Statement make specific reference to “drawings” yet there is no labor category for a Draftsman listed in Section L-317 (pages 111/112 of 126) or Attachment 2 of the solicitation. Should one of the following labor categories be listed: Drafter/CAD Operator I (SCA WD 30061), Drafter/CAD Operator II (SCA WD 30062), Drafter/CAD Operator III (SCA WD 30063), Drafter/CAD Operator IV (SCA WD 30064)?

Answer 5:

The Design/Test Engineer and/or Engineering Technician V would be expected to do this work.

Question 6:

Paragraph 6.0 of the solicitation’s Performance Work Statement as well as Section L-317 (paragraph 3.0, Subfactor 2, (a) (1), top of page 117 of 126) of the solicitation makes reference to Cyber Security Workforce (CSWF) Certification Requirements. Which labor categories/positions listed in Section L-317 (pages 111/112 of 126) and Attachment 2 of the solicitation require CSWF certification?

Answer 6:

The following categories are potentially subject to CSWF Certification: Program Manager, Supervisor Electronics Technician, Quality Assurance Manager, Material Acquisition Expert, Material Acquisition Specialist, Production Control Manager, Logistician, Warehouse Specialist, Quality Assurance Inspector II, Engineering Technician IV, Engineering Technician V, Project Analyst, and Supervisor Calibration.

Question 7:

Paragraph 9.3 of the solicitation’s Performance Work Statement (page 30) states: The contractor shall provide sufficient software seats or licenses for drawing tools to effectively execute development of various technical data packages, installation drawings, and system engineering drawings required under this contract. Since there is no labor category for a Draftsman listed in Section L-317 (pages 111/112 of 126) or Attachment 2 of the solicitation, is such software a requirement for this contract?

Answer 7:

The necessity of software licenses and seats will be dependent upon the requirements of a particular Task Order or Technical Direction Letter (TDL) that necessitates development of data packages, installation drawings or system engineering drawings. It is not expected that the contractor have these capabilities continuously in place. The development/modification of drawings usually occurs with a parts replacement due to obsolescence. It can also arise when documentation of a part or item does not exist and schematics are developed to aid in troubleshooting.

Question 8:

Section L-317, paragraph 2.3 Table (page 111 of 126) of the solicitation indicates straight hours for the Program Manager as 1,940. Is this a typographical error, and should it be 1,960 hours?

Answer 8:

The hours should reflect 1960. Section L-317, paragraph 2.3 table has been modified accordingly.

Question 9:

Section L-317 (page112 of 126) and Attachment 2 of the solicitation list Material Acquisition Expert as a labor category/position for this effort. SCA Directory of Occupations (Fifth Edition) specifically describes duties representative of Material Acquisition Expert, listing Supply Technician. Will the Government conform SCA occupation Supply Technician (SCA WD 01410) to Material Acquisition Expert in the Table on page112 of 126?

Answer 9:

No. The Government will maintain the labor category as Material Acquisition Expert. The Desired Personnel Qualifications indicate significant experience with commercial market acquisition techniques. The Supply Technician description from the SCA Directory of Operations 5th Edition does not emphasize commercial market acquisition techniques which represents a significant mode of material purchasing for depot operations. The Material Acquisition Expert skills will be needed to transact purchases of correct electronic and mechanical parts which will require familiarity with specifications. The position will also require understanding of estimated delivery times for requirements (due to repair or manufacturing time constraints) and decision analysis of cost vs. volume comparisons. The Supply Technician description puts emphasizes on the management of material inventories within the organizations environment but does not speak directly and with clarity to commercial acquisition skills. RFP Attachment 2, Desired Personnel Qualifications for Material Acquisition Expert has been edited to provide a better understanding of the desired Relevant Education and Relevant Experience.

Question 10:

Section L-317 (page112 of 126) and Attachment 2 of the solicitation list Material Acquisition Specialist as a labor category/position for this effort. SCA Directory of Occupations (Fifth Edition) specifically describes duties representative of Material Acquisition Specialist, listing Material Coordinator. Will the Government conform SCA occupation Material Coordinator (SCA WD 21030) to Material Acquisition Specialist in the Table on page112 of 126?

Answer 10:

No. The Government will maintain the labor category as Material Acquisition Specialist. The Material Coordinator description from the SCA Directory of Operations 5th Edition encompasses a wide range of duties that provide overall movement and proper sequence and timing of material availability for overall production. These functions are currently handled at each work center (i.e. type of equipment such as UHF, HF, TACAN) as part of the Electronic Supervisor’s management of that work center. The Material Acquisition Specialist will be researching necessary purchases from the Federal Supply System and placing orders via the Commercial Market. The function will require use of business software (i.e. Microsoft Office), the contractor’s particular acquisition tracking methods, and the Shop Workload Management System (SWMS) (Organic developed database for Production and Inventory tracking). RFP Attachment 2, Desired Personnel Qualifications for Material Acquisition Specialist has been edited to provide a better understanding of the desired Relevant Education and Relevant Experience.

Question 11:

Section L-317 (page112 of 126) and Attachment 2 of the solicitation list Field Engineer C4ISR as a labor category/position for this effort. SCA Directory of Occupations (Fifth Edition) specifically describes duties representative of Field Engineer C4ISR, listing Engineering Technician VI. Will the Government conform SCA occupation Engineering Technician VI (SCA WD 30086) to Field Engineer C4ISR in the Table on page112 of 126?

Answer 11:

No. The Government will maintain the labor category as Field Engineer C4ISR. The emphasis for the Engineering Technician VI is on design techniques and creativity. Most equipment in the depot is legacy equipment designs. The equipment and systems are installed on ships and shore commands in tightly controlled specific configurations. The attributes of design capability and creativity are not primary concerns in field visits to Navy Commands for system testing and repair/ restoration. Familiarity with testing and solving problems with existing fielded systems is the main attribute that will be required for the position. Therefore the labor category will remain as Field Engineer C4ISR.

Question 12:

Section L-317 (page112 of 126) and Attachment 2 of the solicitation list Field Engineer C4ISR as a labor category/position for this effort. Is this position the predominant traveler on this contract?

Answer 12:

Not necessarily. Since some services are provided to customers at their locations (repairs, testing, etc.), a field engineer may be advisable on site depending upon the work performed. The Field Engineer is not required in many cases where a single piece of equipment requires work (i.e. repair of RT-1107(V)7). The Field Engineer may be required if there are multiple systems that are being serviced, which may require functional testing of an entire radio frequency system, such as High Frequency Radio Group (HFRG), High Frequency System (HF), AN/WSC-3 SATCOM with DAMA, Single Audio System (SAS). The Field Engineer has a systems level knowledge and experience to successfully assess entire shipboard and shore systems. The Field Engineer may be a required traveler if the workload requires system wide testing and assessment. The Field Engineer may act as the contractor’s field representative if other technicians with more limited system experience accompany him/her during field visits.

Question 13:

Section L-317 (page 112 of 126) and Attachment 2 of the solicitation list Project Analyst as labor category/position for this effort. SCA Directory of Occupations (Fifth Edition) specifically describes duties representative of Project Analyst, listing Production Control Clerk. Will the Government conform SCA occupation Production Control Clerk (SCA WD 01270) to Project Analyst in the Table on page112 of 126?

Answer 13:

See answer 26. No. The Government will maintain the labor category as Production Control Manager. The Government notes the position is very similar to the Production Control Clerk referenced in SCA Directory of Occupations (Fifth Edition). Many of the data and report generation requirements are identical. The Government understands this similarity but also realizes the need for robust communication elements that are not adequately identified in the SCA Directory of Occupations (Fifth Edition). Frequently changing supply requirements due to CASREPs, changing forecast demand, and urgent Fleet Support Project requests makes Production Control is a very demanding task given the necessary communications which involve warehousing actions, personnel rotations (due to needed skill sets for changing priorities), frequent fleet updates on delivery dates, and knowledge of timelines for product restorations, shipping, parts availability etc. Production Control is a many faceted “hub” position with the need for timely accurate communications across the spectrum of personnel from warehousing to sponsors.

Question 14:

Section L-317 (page 112 of 126) and Attachment 2 of the solicitation list Supervisor Calibration and Systems Calibration Technician as labor categories/positions for this effort. SCA Directory of Occupations (Fifth Edition) specifically includes occupations responsible for the calibration and certifying of electronic and physical/dimensional measuring and test equipment to technical specifications, maintaining traceability to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Will the Government indicate in the Table on page112 of 126 which of the following SCA occupations conform to Supervisor Calibration and Systems Calibration Technician: Metrology Technician I (SCA WD 23591), Metrology Technician II (SCA WD 23592), or Metrology Technician III (SCA WD 23593)?

Answer 14:

No. The Government will maintain the labor category as Supervisor Calibration and Systems Calibration Technician. RFP Attachment 2, Desired Personnel Qualifications for Supervisor Calibration and Systems Calibration Technician has been edited to provide a better understanding of the desired Relevant Experience.

Question 15:

Section L-317, paragraph 3.0, Factor 2, (a), page 117 of 126 of the solicitation states: Cite at least one reference for work performed by the prime offeror, no more than one reference per subcontractor, and no more than X references total. Will the Government provide a numerical value in place of the X?

Answer 15:

Section L-317, paragraph 3.0, Factor 2, (a), of the solicitation has been revised to read “no more than six (6) references total”.

Question 16:

Section L-317, paragraph 3.0, Factor 2, (b), page 117 of 126 of the solicitation states: Part 15 of the Reference Information Sheet requires offerors to provide a summary description of contract work, not to exceed X additional single-sided pages in length, for each cited reference. Will the Government provide a numerical value in place of the X?

Answer 16:

Section L-317, paragraph 3.0, Factor 2, (b), of the solicitation has been revised to read “not to exceed three (3) additional single-sided pages in length”.

Question 17:

Attachment 2 of the solicitation lists Production Control Manager as a labor category/position for this effort. The “Relevant Experience” block for this position uses the phrase “This Clerk” throughout the narrative. Will the Government clarify if this is truly a managerial position or a clerk position? If the position is a Clerk position, will the Government conform SCA occupation Production Control Clerk (SCA WD 01270) in the Table on page112 of 126?

Answer 17:

The phrase “This Clerk” throughout the Production Control Manager narrative was an oversight. The phrase “The Manager” should be substituted in each case. The Government deems this a managerial position due to frequently changing priorities in the repair cycle. This manager must use judgment in re-positioning workload to achieve the required Repair Turn Around Time (RTAT) and CASREP and Unfilled Customer Orders (UCO). This requires frequent analysis of workload and employee skillsets. Frequent communications with work center employees and supervisors are necessary skills to facilitate the changes. Presentations at weekly production meetings are key to keeping the government informed. Because of the frequently changing environment and inputs, Government deems this as management position rather than a clerk.

Question 18:

It is noted that there is not an Attachment or Exhibit containing the CDRLs pertinent to this contract. Will the Government provide an Attachment or Exhibit containing the CDRLs?

Answer 18:

Upon identification of a requirement, the cognizant technical code will develop a Contract Data Requirements List (CDRL) consistent with the technical requirements of the effort. This will be provided at the task order level.

Question 19:

It is noted that escalation is not mentioned in the solicitation. Is escalation mandatory?

Answer 19:

Each offeror shall propose rates and/or any annual increases in accordance with their individual business practices and to the extent they believe their actual rates in the out-years will be higher than current rates.

Question 20:

Please confirm that the count for submission of hard copy proposal volumes, in Sec. L-439(d), supersedes the requirement of the SF 33, Item 9.

Answer 20:

Sec. L-439(d), supersedes the requirement of the SF 33, Item 9.

Question 21:

Request the proposal due date be extended for an appropriate period, once the above questions are answered, to allow adjustment of offeror proposals to the SSC Pacific responses.

Answer 21:

The offer due date has been extended to 06 April 2017. See section A of the amendment for additional details.

Question 22:

Page 117 of the Solicitation, Section L-317 stipulates in Paragraph 3.0 (Volume III – Written Capability Information), 2. Factor II - Past Performance, subparagraph (b) that “…offerors provide a summary description of contract work, not to exceed X additional single-sided pages in length, for each cited reference.” Part 15 of Attachment 5 (Reference Information Sheet) stipulates that offerors “Provide a summary description of contract work, not to exceed two pages in length (Single or Double-spaced).” There are 50 subparagraphs that must be addressed within the cited PWS paragraphs (3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.3, 3.2.5, and 3.5.9). In order to allow opportunity for offerors to adequately address the 50 subparagraphs, respectfully request the Government revise Part 15 of Attachment 5 and Section L-317, 3.0, 2. Factor II, Subparagraph (b) to read “…Offerors shall provide a summary description of contract work, not to exceed five (5) single-sided pages, for each cited reference.”

Answer 22:

Part 15 of Attachment 5 (Reference Information Sheet) and Section L-317, paragraph 3.0, Factor 2, (b), of the solicitation have been revised to read “…Offerors shall provide a summary description of contract work, not to exceed three (3) single-sided pages in length”. Attachment 5 has been modified accordingly.

Question 23:

Is there a deadline for questions?

Answer 23:

The offeror shall submit all questions electronically no later than 10 calendar days prior to proposal submission date.

Question 24:

RFP Attachment 3, Under column A – Government Labor Category, the instructions indicated that offerors should use the Government’s labor categories identified in Section L of the solicitation. The selections under the drop down does not include those labor categories.

We respectfully request the Government revise RFP Attachment 3 to include all the labor categories identified in Section L.

Answer 24:

RFP Attachment 3 – Rate Sheet has been modified to include all the labor categories identified in Section L.

Question 25:

Section B of the RFP lists CLIN 0001 as Engineering Services, CPFF, with Estimated Cost, fee and Total Est Cost + Fee, CLIN 0002 is Material Cost and CLIN 0003 is CDRL Cost – Not Separately Priced. Does the Government intend to include ODCs as part of the Material CLIN or will a separate CLIN # be provided for ODCs?

Answer 25:

ODCs are not a part of the Material CLIN nor will they have a separate CLIN. ODC and travel are to be included in the Engineering Services CLINs 0001, 0004, and 0007. ODC and travel do not include Fee.

Question 26:

In Amendment #1, Question 13 related to Project Analyst, however, Answer 13 responded to matters involving Production Control Manager. Will the Government provide a revision to Answer 13 addressing the conformance of SCA occupation Production Control Clerk (SCA WD 01270) to Project Analyst in the Table on page112 of 126 of the solicitation?

Answer 26:

The corrected answer for Question 13 is: No. The Government will maintain the labor category as Project Analyst. The Government notes the position appears to be similar to the Production Control Clerk referenced in the SCA Directory of Occupations (Fifth Edition). Many of the data and report generation requirements are similar. The Government understands this similarity but also realizes the need for varied actions that require project planning and analysis for various areas of Projects sub-parts. The Project Analyst is not primarily engaged with overall status and movement of items in the depot. The Project Analyst assists the Government Project Manager with different functions within the Project. The Project Analyst performs functions to analyze the health of elements of the project and determines proper resource allocation suggestions to the Project Manager. They also analyze and maintain status on shipping actions and priorities for shipment to Fleet Commands. The Project Analyst may also be involved with Quality Assurance checking of invoice data and rectification. The Project Analyst may also communicate with external support elements such as In Service Engineering Agents (ISEA) to effect proper modifications to some items before they are shipped to Navy Commands (i.e. software upgrades) . The Project Analyst also assists the PM with formulation of Technical Direction Letters, which assists the PM with executing workflow. The Project Analyst is focused on assisting the Project Manager to make sure the necessary items and documents are submitted and in place to begin the restoration process. This position is more of a planning role than a Production Control role. The Project Analyst does use data produced by the Production Control Manager to modulate their planning and execution actions performing as an aid to the Government Project Manager for project planning and performance objectives.

Question 27:

In Amendment #1, Answer 18 indicates that CDRLs will be provided at the task order level. Will the Government provide a list (a list only) of the potential CDRLs envisioned for this contract?

Answer 27:

List of potential CDRLs are as follows:

LIST OF POTENTIAL CDRLs

CONTRACTOR’S PROGRESS, STATUS AND MANAGEMENT REPORT

ITEM UNIQUE IDENTIFICATION(IUID) MARKING, VALIDATION AND VERIFCATION REPORT

ENGINEERING DRAWINGS

TEST PROCEDURE

TEST/INSPECTION REPORT

EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

CONFERENCE MINUTES

PRESENTATION MATERIAL

CONFERENCE REPORT

AUTOMATIC TEST EQUIPMENT (ATE) INTERFACE HARDWARE MANUAL

SERVICE ENGINEERING REPORT (SER)

SUBSYSTEM DESIGN ANALYSIS REPORT

TECHNICAL AND MANAGEMENT WORK PLAN

MANAGEMENT PLAN

PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS DOCUMENTS

CONFIGURATION STATUS ACCOUNTING (CSA) INFORMATION

TEST PLAN

CERTIFICATION/DATA REPORT

OVERHALL REPAIR REPORT

TEST PROGRAM SET DOCUMENTATION

PRODUCT DRAWING/MODELS AND ASSOCIATED LISTS

DEVELOPMENTAL DESIGN DRAWINGS/MODELS AND ASSOCIATED LISTS

COMMERCIAL DRAWINGS/MODELS AND ASSOCIATED LISTS

SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT PLAN (SDP)

SOFTWARE TEST PLAN (STP)

SOFTWARE INSTALLATION PLAN (SIP)

SOFTWARE TRANSISTION PLAN (STRP)

OPERATIONAL CONCEPT DESCRIPTION (OCD)

SOFTWARE PRODUCT SPECIFICATION (SPS)

SOFTWARE VERSION DESCRIPTION (SVD)

SOFTWARE USERS MANUAL (SUM)

SOFTWARE CENTER OPERATOR MANUAL (SCOM)

REVISIONS TO EXISTING GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS

CONTRACT SUMMARY REPORT

COMPUTER SOFTWARE PROCUCT END ITEMS

REPAIRABLE ITEM INSPECTION REPORT

MAINTENANCE SERVICE REPORT

FAILURE AND ANALYSIS TRACKING REPORT

CONFIGURATION MAMAGEMENT PLAN (MIL-STD-3046)

INSPECTION AND TEST PLAN

TRAINING MATERIALS

GOVERNMENT PROPERTY PHYSICAL INVENTORY COUNT OR CUSTODIAL BALANCE REPORT

REPORT OF RECEIPTS, INVENTORY, ADJUSTMENTS, AND SHIPMENTS OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

CONTRACTOR ROSTER

RISK MANAGEMENT STATUS REPORT

Question 28:

Paragraph 3.1.1 of the solicitation’s Performance Work Statement states the depot “contains a Paint Shop with powder coating and sandblasting capabilities, an Equipment Cleaning Room, and Warehouse spaces with storage racks, forklifts, crane, and equipment handling tools. “ Will the contractor be responsible for the cost/fees associated with any federal/state/local regulatory compliance assessments/inspections/ certifications/ licenses or permits of these areas or any other areas in the depot?

Answer 28:

No.

Question 29:

Request the proposal due date be extended for an appropriate period, once the above questions are answered, to allow adjustment of offeror proposals to the SSC Pacific responses.

Answer 29:

The offer due date has been extended to 10 April 2017. See section A of the amendment for additional details.

SECTION A - SOLICITATION/CONTRACT FORM

The required response date/time has changed from 06-Apr-2017 10:00 AM to 10-Apr-2017 10:00 AM.

(End of Summary of Changes)