Proposal and Eval Criteria for SMP Power Transfer Kits and Installs.pdf

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Special Mission Processor (SMP) Power Transfer Kits and Installs Federal contract opportunity
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FA850922R0023
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Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Lifecycle Management Center Robins Air Force Base

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Proposal and Eval Criteria for SMP Power Transfer Kits and Installs

M - EVALUATION BASIS FOR AWARD

Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) - Selection process where the best value is expected to result from selection of the technically acceptable proposal with the lowest evaluated price.

Technical Factors to be rated as Acceptable/Not-acceptable:

Factor 1: Technical Approach

Technical Approach: narrative must describe your manufacturing process, kit subcomponent labeling, planned OEM interaction, and or previously used sources

This element is acceptable when the detailed narrative adequately describes, within your technical approach, your manufacturing processes, kit component labeling, and OEM sub-contract plan.

Factor 2: Kit Production Plan

Technical approach must provide a detailed production plan as referenced in the Performance Work Statement. This plan must include, but not limited to:

a. Parts Procurement and delivery Plan

b. Manufacturing Startup Timeline

c. Production Quality Process

d. Production Risk Management Plan

This element is met acceptable when the detailed narrative adequately describes, within your technical approach, the following elements: Parts Procurement and delivery plan, manufacturing startup plan, Production Quality process, and production risk management plan.

Factor 3: Kit Installation Plan

Technical approach must provide a detailed kit installation plan.

This plan must include, but not limited to:

a. Install Plan

b. Quality Assurance

c. Maintenance Concept

d. Tool Plan

e. HAZMAT

f. Base Access

g. Safety

h. Aircraft Signoff

This element is acceptable when the detailed narrative adequately describes, within your technical approach, your Install Plan, Quality Assurance, Maintenance Concept, Tool Plan, HAZMAT, Base Access, Safety, and Aircraft Signoff.

Factor 4: ICS

Technical approach must provide a detailed plan to support any issues with kit manufacturing or kit installation.

This element is acceptable when the detailed narrative adequately describes, within your technical approach, your plan to address, and correct any issues with kit manufacturing and kit installation.

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