II. G. N6660423Q0612 QA_20230814.docx
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This document contains questions and answers regarding solicitation number N6660423Q0612 from the Naval Sea Systems Command for Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing training. The solicitation seeks GD&T training courses covering ASME Y14.5 standards, with each course to be completed over five consecutive eight-hour days. While the solicitation lists specific course topics, some flexibility is allowed in topic order and delivery structure as long as minimum requirements are met. The base period of performance for the first course is through October 2023, with option courses to be scheduled after award at mutually agreeable times within the contract period. Award is intended for August 2023.
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| Attachment 2_N6660423Q0612-0005.pdf | ||
| Attachment 2_RFQ N6660423Q0612-0004.pdf | ||
| Attachment 1 Statement of Work Rev 2.pdf | ||
| Attachment 2_RFQ N6660423Q0612-0003.pdf | ||
| Attachment 1 Statement of Work Rev 1.pdf | ||
| N6660423Q0612 QA.docx | DOCX document | |
| RFQ N6660423Q0612.pdf | ||
| Attachment 1 Statement of Work for N6660423Q0612.pdf |
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N6660423Q0612 Q&A Posted 14 August 2023 Question 1: Our GD&T Course outline differs from the course outline presented in the RFQ. We present information in a different stream – is there flexibility here?
Answer 1: If this question is just regarding the order material is presented, the solicitation does not specify an order in which the material must be presented.
Question 2: We currently offer our Level 1 GD&T course as 20 hours and Level 2 course as 20 hours. We can deliver as 4 hrs/day for 5 days or customize content to increase to a 5 day, 8 hr engagement. Is there flexibility here as well?
Answer 2: The solicitation does not specify the number of hours required for each course.
Question 3: Is the current award date going to be around 9/30/23?
Answer 3: The Government intends to award in August and the base CLIN 0001 POP will be from date of award through 10/31/2023.
Question 4: Is it okay to follow our course outline for GD&T Training or do we need to follow the course topics listed? If not, can the order be changed between courses (Applied vs Review) as well or just within a course? The reason I ask is because it states, “The course shall cover (but is not limited to).. where we may present the topic in the 2nd course versus 1st course.
Answer 4: Each course must, at a minimum, cover the topics listed within the applicable SOW task.
Question 5: Would there be flexibility for when the first course took place?
Answer 5: The specific timing for the base course will be scheduled after award at a mutually agreed upon date prior to 10/31/2023.
Question 6: To what specific version of the ASME Y14.5 Standard is training to be taught? (-1994, -2009, or -2018) Answer 6: primarily 2018, but a review of 2009 would be helpful.
Question 7: Is the expectation that both of the listed courses be completed over five 8-hour days in two consecutive weeks, or separate weeks?
Answer 7: Each course shall be completed over a consecutive 5 days. Option courses shall be completed at a mutually agreeable time within the CLIN period of performance after option exercise. The Government can, but may not necessarily, exercise CLINs for the two courses at the same time.
Question 8: Are you open to a discussion on optimizing the delivery of the content listed in the statement of work? Our best practices involve a carefully structured delivery to make the content more palatable.
Answer 8: Offerors are able to quote for any desired course structure as long as it meets the minimum requirements set forth in the statement of work.
Question 9: Will the same groups of people be progressing through both courses consecutively?
Answer 9: Not necessarily.
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