PROCUREMENT_MEMORANDUM_2023-12.docx

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7 SOWs NRC Repair Services Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
1305M225Q0095
Issued by
Department of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

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This Procurement Memorandum (2023-12) outlines the Department of Commerce's Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) Program, which provides a comprehensive framework for identifying and mitigating potential risks in vendor supply chains. The document details the government's approach to assessing vendor risks through multiple lenses, including national security, cybersecurity, compliance, and financial stability, with the authority to conduct audits and onsite assessments of critical vendors.

The memorandum specifically emphasizes that the government may utilize both public and non-public information to evaluate supply chain risks, with potential consequences for vendors who fail to address identified risks, including contract termination. The related federal contract opportunity is a 5-year Multiple Vendor Award contract (Solicitation Number: 1305M225Q0095) for NRC Repair and Reconditioning Services, issued by the Department of Commerce's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, covering specific Asset Serial Numbers (ASNs) for repair services.

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PROCUREMENT MEMORANDUM 2023-12

MITIGATING SUPPLY CHAIN RISK [June 9, 2025] The Department of Commerce (DOC) utilizes a Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) Program to identify, assess, and monitor supply chain risks of critical vendors. The Government may use any information, public and non-public, including all-source intelligence for its analysis.

The Contractor agrees that the Government may, at its own discretion, perform audits of supply chain risk processes or events consistent with other terms in the contract regarding access to records and audits. An onsite assessment may be required. Through the information obtained from a SCRM program, DOC may assess vendors and products through multiple risk lenses such as national security, cybersecurity, compliance, and finance. If supply chain risks are identified and corrective action becomes necessary, mutually agreeable corrective actions will be sought based upon specific identified risks. Failure to resolve any identified risk may result in contract termination.

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