QA_7-8_24R0008-0003_17JAN24.pdf
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This document contains answers to questions regarding Solicitation Number N3220524R0008 from the Military Sealift Command for a Bridge Resource Management Simulator Systems lease, training, and technical support contract. The solicitation seeks delivery of a custom-built simulator system without a standard part number. Bidders must include part numbers and titles for major components to allow verification that proposed parts match requirements. An update to the solicitation establishes a desired delivery date of 60-90 days after award, with bidders to provide their anticipated delivery date and soonest date possible if longer than desired.
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Military Sealift Command (MSC) MUTC BRM Simulator Systems Lease, Training & Tech Support Contract
Solicitation Number: N3220524R0008 Questions & Answers 7-8
7) The solicitation is for delivery of a service that relies on a unique, custom built product without a part number and title. In reference to Section 5 titled Technical Submission Requirements, part (a) in subject RFP, does the government want part numbers and related data for major components used in the simulator or does the government not require this data?
ANS: Per Solicitation Document, Section 8 (The provision at FAR 52.212-1, Instructions to Offerors) Para (e)(5)(a):Technical Submission Requirements; for Parts and Supply “…the proposal shall contain a description including part number and title for each item listed in the solicitation to allow the Government to verify that the proposed parts match the requirements listed in the requirements schedule.”
8) Does the government have a preferred date for the full set of systems to be delivered?
ANS: An update has been made to the Solicitation Document, Section 8 (The provision at FAR 52.212-1, Instructions to Offerors) Para (e)(4) Estimated time of delivery. “Desired delivery date for BRM Simulator Systems is 60 – 90 days after contract award. Contractor is to provide the anticipated delivery date in their proposal of the initial shipment. If delivery cannot be made within the desired timeframe, contractor is to provide soonest delivery date possible.”
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