QASP_RoboticArm.docx

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Yaskawa Motoman 6-Axis Robotics - RFQ Due 08/28 - Extension Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
W15QKN-20-0086
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Department of the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Picatinny Arsenal

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This Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan outlines performance requirements for a Motoman 6-Axis Robotic Manufacturing Cell contract. Key requirements include the contractor possessing certifications for repair and maintenance of modern machine tools, fully installing and operationalizing the robotic cell within estimated costs, and completing mandatory training, accident/incident reporting, signed non-disclosure agreements, and an operator's manual. Performance will be monitored by the Contracting Officer's Representative and technical point of contact, with compliance for acceptance, cost, and deliverables measured at the 100% level. Non-compliance may result in the performance level being found exceeded, met, or partially met.

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Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP) for Motoman 6-Axis Robotic Manufacturing Cell

Performance Requirements
Performance

Measure Performance Standard

Acceptable Performance Level

(APL)

Method of Surveillance Compliance (Exceeded, Met or Partially Met)

4 Requirements
Quality

Completeness

Cost Contractor shall be knowledgeable in the repair and maintenance in all types of modern machine tools and show certifications of manufacturer specific training and/or experience of the responsible employees.

The system will be install and by fully operational, upon installation of hardware.

Satisfactory completion of all tasks within or below the estimated cost.

Training certs for mechanical and electrical personnel

No deviation

No cost overages.

100% inspection by COR and technical POC. Review of final payment voucher.

5.2, 5.4, 5.8, 9 Mandatory Training AT Level 1, iWATCH, and OPSEC Training

CDRL A001

Completeness

Report from the contractor 30 days after contract award and annually thereafter.
100% compliance
Received and tracked by COR

Accident/ Incident Report

CDRL B003

Completeness

Contractor shall submit completed Accident/Incident reports immediately or within 3 calendar days of any incident.
100% compliance
Received and tracked by COR

9 Non-Disclosure Agreements

CDRL A002

Completeness

Contractor shall submit signed Non-Disclosure agreements within 30 days of contract award
100% compliance
Received and tracked by COR

5.3, 5.5 Installation access & security policies/ procedures

Completeness
Contractor shall report all incident reporting. As received.

COR in coordination with the installation & organization operations office.

100% compliance
Received and tracked by COR

4.4.3, 9 Operator’s Manual

CDRL A004

Completeness
Contractor shall provide an Operator’s Manual that includes the necessary information regarding the LDM upgrade.
100% Compliance
Received and tracked by COR

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