Amendment_0001__Crash_Crane.doc

SECTION SF 30 BLOCK 14 CONTINUATION PAGE

SUMMARY OF CHANGES

SECTION SF 30 - BLOCK 14 CONTINUATION PAGE

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AMENDMENT 0001

1. The following are questions received by this Agency and our answers:

CDRL revised to reflect latest revision of DID.

CDRL P001/ DI-MGMT-81861A, 2.2.5 "Format 6 shall be submitted in the contractors native IMS schedule file format. (Microsoft Project as required by P001).

Because of the size and complexity of the IMS, printing out the IMS is impractical considering the project covers approximately 5 years.

Request the government allow the IMS to be submitted electronically on a separate CD only.

Section L requirements address the format required for the proposal, not the monthly deliverable after contract award. For the proposal, the IMS can be submitted on pages up to 11 x 17. There is no page limit for the IMS submitted as part of the proposal. After contract award the IMS is required to be submitted in MS project format by uploading to a secure shared web site as stated in SOW para 3.6 and CDRL P001.

Training IMS format submission

(1) The DI requires the use of COTS software (Microsoft Project)

SOW 4.5.1 states that the government will provide the “initial template” prior to the Training KOM, but does not provide a date (KOM min XX days) to allow the contractor to prepare the Training IMS for submission 10 days prior to the KOM and for inclusion in the Program IMS

Request the government provide a planning factor for IMS development.

(2) CDRL block 14 requires submission via secure on-line access.

What is the secure system that the contractor must use for this report?

(3) 2.2 Summary Master Schedule -Does the government require an IMP to be submitted?

1 – The Government will provide the initial template early enough to allow sufficient time for the contractor to develop and submit the Training IMS. Specific timeframes will be discussed at the Logistics Guidance Conference which is planned to be held 60 days after contract award.

2 - The requirement for a secure shared wed site established by the contractor is stated in SOW para 3.6

3 – An IMP is not required.

Sec L, Part B, 3.0

Sec M, 4.0

DFAR 5252.216-9506

Sec L, Part B, 4.3 is the requirements for developing the Price Matrix to determine the total evaluated price.

Question: ACSC: CLIN 0088-0090 is 12 units; CLIN 0008 is 1 unit for a total of only 13 units. Is this correct?

Section L, Part B, 4.3 defines the method to be used to provide a total overall price and doesn’t necessarily reflect the maximum quantities that can be procured on the contract.

The contract minimum and maximum quantities are identified in NAVAIR Clause 5252.216-9506.

CLIN 0020

If combined, recommend changing CLIN 0019 to read: CCSC and ACSC, and eliminate CLIN 0020

As stated in Section L, Part B, para 4.3.b if information provided in the Technical volume supports providing a single solution the pricing across the CLINs should reflect this commonality accordingly.

CLIN 0060

If combined, recommend changing CLIN 0059 to read: CCSC and ACSC, and eliminate CLIN 0060

As stated in SOW para 4.5.1 the Training IMS is a subset of the Program IMS (P001), but shall be managed and maintained as a standalone document to support the requirements of CDRL L007. However, as stated in Section L, Part B, para 4.3.b if information provided in the Technical volume supports providing a single solution the pricing across the CLINs should reflect this commonality accordingly, so CLINs 0059 and 0060 could be combined

CLIN 0002

Who owns the EDM units after contractor testing is complete?

The Government owns the EDM units after contractor testing is complete and will decide at that time where the units will be shipped to.

Contractor will be responsible for maintaining the EDMs at the Contractor’s facility until shipping is determined for the EDM units.

2. The Statement of Work (SOW) has been revised to reflect the changes listed above and is attached.

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