SF 30 Amendment 0001 191S7026R0001 Tactical Weapons Facilities Services.pdf

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11. THIS ITEM ONLY APPLIES TO AMENDMENTS OF SOLICITATIONS

The above numbered solicitation is amended as set forth in Item 14. The hour and date specified for receipt of Offers x is extended. is not extended.

Offers must acknowledge receipt of this amendment prior to the hour and date specified in the solicitation or as amended, by one of the following methods:

(a) By completing items 8 and 15, and returning 1 copies of the amendment; (b) By acknowledging receipt of this amendment on each copy of the offer submitted;

or (c) By separate letter or electronic communication which includes a reference to the solicitation and amendment numbers. FAILURE OF YOUR ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO BE

RECEIVED AT THE PLACE DESIGNATED FOR THE RECEIPT OF OFFERS PRIOR TO THE HOUR AND DATE SPECIFIED MAY RESULT IN REJECTION OF YOUR OFFER. If by virtue of this amendment you desire to change an offer already submitted, such change may be made by letter or electronic communication, provided each letter or electronic communication makes reference to the solicitation and this amendment, and is received prior to the opening hour and date specified.

12. ACCOUNTING AND APPROPRIATION DATA (If required)

13. THIS ITEM APPLIES ONLY TO MODIFICATIONS OF CONTRACTS/ORDERS.

IT MODIFIES THE CONTRACT/ORDER NUMBER AS DESCRIBED IN ITEM 14.

CHECK ONE A. THIS CHANGE ORDER IS ISSUED PURSUANT TO: (Specify authority) THE CHANGES SET FORTH IN ITEM 14 ARE MADE IN THE CONTRACT ORDER

NUMBER IN ITEM 10A.

B. THE ABOVE NUMBERED CONTRACT/ORDER IS MODIFIED TO REFLECT THE ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGES (such as changes in paying office, appropriation data, etc.) SET FORTH IN ITEM 14, PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY OF FAR 43.103(b).

C. THIS SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT IS ENTERED INTO PURSUANT TO AUTHORITY OF:

D. OTHER (Specify type of modification and authority)

E. IMPORTANT: Contractor is not is required to sign this document and return copies to the issuing office.

14. DESCRIPTION OF AMENDMENT/MODIFICATION (Organized by UCF section headings, including solicitation/contract subject matter where feasible.)

The purpose of this amendment is to:

a. Revise Sections 1 as per Attachment A.

b. Incorporate Attachment B: Minutes from May 28, 2026, Pre-proposal Conference

c. Incorporate Attachment C: Questions and Answers from Interested offerors posed during the Pre-Proposal Conference

d. Incorporate Attachments 1 & 2 (curriculum for Israel National Police base and refresher courses) into the solicitation

e. Inform the public that the Proposal due date has been revised to July 8, 2026, 10:00 AM EST and the deadline for posing questions is June 26, 2026.

Except as provided herein, all terms and conditions of the document referenced in Item 9A or 10A, as heretofore changed, remains unchanged and in full force and effect.

15A. NAME AND TITLE OF SIGNER (Type or print) 16A. NAME AND TITLE OF CONTRACTING OFFICER (Type or print)

Joseph C Windham

15B. CONTRACTOR/OFFEROR

(Signature of person authorized to sign)

15C. DATE SIGNED 16B. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

(Signature of Contracting Officer)

16C. DATE SIGNED

Previous edition unusable STANDARD FORM 30 (REV. 11/2016)

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AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION/MODIFICATION OF CONTRACT

2. AMENDMENT/MODIFICATION NUMBER

PAGE OF PAGES

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5. PROJECT NUMBER (If applicable)

6. ISSUED BY CODE 191S70 7. ADMINISTERED BY (If other than Item 6) CODE

AMERICAN EMBASSY JERUSALEM,

14 David Flusser Street Jerusalem 9419003, Israel

ATTN: GSO/PROCUREMENT

8. NAME AND ADDRESS OF CONTRACTOR (Number, street, county, State and ZIP Code) 9A. AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION NUMBER

191S7026R0001

9B. DATED (SEE ITEM 11)

05/21/2026

10A. MODIFICATION OF CONTRACT/ORDER NUMBER

10B. DATED (SEE ITEM 13)

CODE FACILITY CODE

(X)

4. REQUISITION/PURCHASE REQUISITION NUMBER

PR15794636

3. EFFECTIVE DATE

06/08/2026

1. CONTRACT ID CODE

x x x

ATTACHMENT A

Amendment 0001 - 191S7026R0001

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Section 1, Pg. 4

From

III. PRICING - BASE Year

A. Cost of Training Services during the base year:

CLIN #

Sub

Clin

Type of service

NAICS Code: 713990 Shooting Range

Est. Qty of students yearly

Est. Unit cost per Student

NIS

Est. Total cost

NIS

0001 A.1 Basic A Training Course – 48 Hours 95

A.2 Basic A Refresher Training Course – 32 Hours 200

A.3 CPU Initial Training 10

A.4 CPU Refresher Training 33

Total (A.1 through A.4)

VAT 18%

0001 Grand Total Base Year (A.1 through A.4 including VAT)

To now read

III. PRICING - BASE Year

A. Cost of Training Services during the base year:

CLIN #

Sub

Clin

Type of service

NAICS Code: 713990 Shooting Range

Est. Qty of students yearly

Est. qty of

Days/hours Est.

Unit cost per

Student

NIS

Est.

Unit cost per day / hour

NIS

Est. Total cost NIS

0001 A.1 Basic A Training Course – 48 Hours 95 NA NA

A.2i Basic A Refresher Training Course Part 1 –

10 Hours

NA NA

A2ii Basic A Refresher Training Course Part 2 –

10 Hours

NA NA

A.3 Rental of Open-Air Range per day NA

NA

A.4 Use of Qualified shooting instructor per hour

NA

NA

Total (A.1 through A.4)

VAT 18%

Grand Total Base Year (A.1 through A.4 including VAT)

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Section 1, Pg. 4

From

IV. PRICING – 1st Option Year

B. Cost of Training Services during the 1st option year:

CLIN #

Sub

Clin

Type of service

NAICS Code: 713990 Shooting Range

Est. Qty of students yearly

Est. Unit cost per Student

NIS

Est. Total cost

NIS

1001 B.1 Basic A Training Course – 48 Hours 95

B.2 Basic A Refresher Training Course – 32 Hours 200

B.3 CPU Initial Training 10

B.4 CPU Refresher Training 33

Total (B.1 through B.4)

VAT 18%

1001 Grand Total 1st Option Year (B.1 through B.4 including VAT)

To now read

IV. PRICING – 1st Option Year

B. Cost of Training Services during the 1st option year:

Clin

Type of service

NAICS Code: 713990 Shooting Range

Est. Qty of students yearly

Est. qty of

Days/hours Est.

Unit cost per

Student

NIS

Est. Unit cost per day / hour

NIS

Est. Total cost NIS

1001 B.1 Basic A Training Course – 48 Hours 95 NA NA

B.2i Basic A Refresher Training Course Part 1 –

10 Hours

NA NA

B2ii Basic A Refresher Training Course Part 2 –

10 Hours

NA

B.3 Rental of Open-Air Range per day NA

B.4 Use of Qualified shooting instructor per hour

NA

Total (B.1 through B.4) NIS

NIS

Grand Total 1st Option Year (B.1 through B.4 including VAT) NIS

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Section 1, Pg. 5

V. PRICING – 2nd Option year

C. Cost of Training Services during the 2nd option year:

Clin

Type of service

NAICS Code: 713990 Shooting Range

Est. Qty of students yearly

Est. Unit cost per Student

NIS

Est. Total cost

NIS

2001 C.1 Basic A Training Course – 48 Hours 95

C.2 Basic A Refresher Training Course – 32 Hours 200

C.3 CPU Initial Training 10

C.4 CPU Refresher Training 33

Total (C.1 through C.4)

2001 Grand Total 2nd Option Year (C.1 through C.4 including VAT)

V. PRICING – 2nd Option year

D. Cost of Training Services during the 2nd Option year:

Clin

Type of service

NAICS Code: 713990 Shooting Range

Est. Qty of students yearly

Est. qty of

Days/hours Est.

Unit cost per

Student

NIS

Est.

Unit cost per day / hour

NIS

Est. Total cost NIS

2001 C.1 Basic A Training Course – 48 Hours 95 NA NA

C.2i Basic A Refresher Training Course Part 1 –

10 Hours

NA NA

C2ii Basic A Refresher Training Course Part 2 –

10 Hours

C.3 Rental of Open-Air Range per day NA

C.4 hour

NA

Total (C.1 through C.4) NIS

Grand Total 2nd Option Year (C.1 through C.4

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Section 1, Pg. 5

VI. PRICING - 3rd Option Year

E. Cost of Training Services during the 3rd option year:

Clin

Type of service

NAICS Code: 713990 Shooting Range

Est. Qty of students yearly

Est. Unit cost per Student

NIS

Est. Total cost

NIS

3001 D.1 Basic A Training Course – 48 Hours 95

D.2 Basic A Refresher Training Course – 32 Hours 200

D.3 CPU Initial Training 10

D.4 CPU Refresher Training 33

Total (D.1 through D.4)

3001 Grand Total 3rd Option Year (D.1 through D.4 including VAT)

VI. PRICING - 3rd Option Year

F. Cost of Training Services during the 3rd option year:

Clin

Type of service

NAICS Code: 713990 Shooting Range

Est. Qty of students yearly

Est. qty of

Days/hours Est.

Unit cost per

Student

NIS

Est. Unit cost per day / hour

NIS

Est. Total cost NIS

3001 D.1 Basic A Training Course – 48 Hours 95 NA NA

D.2i Basic A Refresher Training Course Part 1 –

10 Hours

NA NA

D.2ii Basic A Refresher Training Course Part 2 –

10 Hours

D.3 Rental of Open-Air Range per day NA

D.4 hour

NA

Total (D.1 through D.4) NIS

Grand Total 3rd Option Year (D.1 through D.4

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Section 1, Pg. 6

VII. PRICING - 4th Option Year

G. Cost of Training Services during the 4th option year:

Clin

Type of service

NAICS Code: 713990 Shooting Range

Est. Qty of students yearly

Est. Unit cost per student

NIS

Est. Total cost

NIS

4001 E.1 Basic A Training Course – 48 Hours 95

E.2 Basic A Refresher Training Course – 32 Hours 200

E.3 CPU Initial Training 10

E.4 CPU Refresher Training 33

Total (E.1 through E.4)

4001 Grand Total 4th Option Year (E.1 through E.4 including VAT)

V. PRICING – 4th Option year H. Cost of Training Services during the 4th Option year:

Clin

Type of service

NAICS Code: 713990 Shooting Range

Est. Qty of students yearly

Est. qty of

Days/hours Est.

Unit cost per

Student

NIS

Est.

Unit cost per day / hour

NIS

Est. Total cost NIS

4001 E.1 Basic A Training Course – 48 Hours 95 NA NA

E.2i Basic A Refresher Training Course Part 1 –

10 Hours

NA NA

E.2ii Basic A Refresher Training Course Part 2 –

10 Hours

E.3 Rental of Open-Air Range per day NA

E.4 hour

Total (E.1 through E.4) NIS

Grand Total 4th Option Year (E.1 through E.4

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Section 1, Pg. 6

VIII. 52.217-8 OPTION TO EXTEND SERVICE (6-MONTHS Period of Performance)

Cost of Training Services during the 6-MONTHS Period of Performance:

The period of performance is from the expiration date of the 4th option year and continuing for 6 months, if the Contracting Officer determines it is in the best interest of the Government to exercise FAR 52.217-8

Option to Extend Services. NOTE: Prices in this 6-months period of performance are to be used for evaluation of total proposed price purposes ONLY and will not be included in the total price of the award in the contract.

Clin

Type of service

NAICS Code: 713990 Shooting Range

Est. Qty of students 6 months

Est. Unit cost per Student

NIS

Est. Total cost

NIS

5001 F.1 Basic A Training Course – 48 Hours 47

F.2 Basic A Refresher Training Course – 32 Hours 100

F.3 CPU Initial Training 5

F.4 CPU Refresher Training 16

Total (F.1 through F.4)

VAT 18%

5001 Grand Total for 6 Months extension (F.1 through F.4 including VAT)

VIII. 52.217-8 OPTION TO EXTEND SERVICE (6-MONTHS Period of Performance)

Cost of Training Services during the 6-MONTHS Period of Performance:

The period of performance is from the expiration date of the 4th option year and continuing for 6 months, if the Contracting Officer determines it is in the best interest of the Government to exercise FAR 52.217-8

Option to Extend Services. NOTE: Prices in this 6-months period of performance are to be used for evaluation of total proposed price purposes ONLY and will not be included in the total price of the award in the contract.

Clin

Type of service

NAICS Code: 713990 Shooting Range

Est. Qty of students yearly

Est. qty of

Days/hours Est.

Unit cost per

Student

NIS

Est. Unit cost per day / hour

NIS

Est. Total cost NIS

5001 F.1 Basic A Training Course – 48 Hours 47 NA NA

F.2i Basic A Refresher Training Course Part 1 –

10 Hours

NA NA

F.2ii Basic A Refresher Training Course Part 2 –

10 Hours

F.3 Rental of Open-Air Range per day NA

F.4 hour

NA

Total (F.1 through F.4) NIS

Grand Total 6 month extension (F.1 through F.4

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Section 1. Page 8

2. Facility Requirements:

2.1.1 Contractor must always have a valid insurance policy, with coverage level according to the Israeli

National Police policy and procedures for security academies. The insurance policy will be forwarded to the Mission for review and approval.

2.2 The distance between the contractor facility and Jerusalem/Tel Aviv will not exceed 60 km.

2.3 Both the Contractor facility and the training academy must be authorized and approved by the INP.

2.4 The Contractor facility shall be pre-approved by the U.S. Embassy Regional Security Officer or his proxy, to verify adherence to DS standards.

2.5 All instructors must be authorized and approved by the MPS (Ministry of Public Security) and the INP, as well as qualified as first aid providers.

2.6 The Contractor facility must have an on-site, MPS authorized and licensed gunsmith. All firearms must be inspected by the on-site gunsmith prior to training.

2.7 The Contractor facility must be fenced and secured, and with controlled access (no public allowed on premises without pre coordination).

2.8 The Contractor facility shall include at least Three standardized INP and Ministry of Public Security

(MPS) authorized ranges, paved and roofed.

2.9 The Contractor facility shall include at least two roofed sheds for dry fire and tactical scenarios.

2.10 The Contractor facility must include at least two unarmed-combat training rooms, air-conditioned, mattress-lined, and in accordance with INP regulations.

2.11 The Contractor facility must include Israeli Government approved Safe rooms or bomb shelters in its facility that can hold the maximum amount of people allowed in the facility at any given time.

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To

2.1 Contractor must always have a valid insurance policy, with coverage level according to the Israeli National

Police policy and procedures for security academies. The insurance policy will be forwarded to the Mission for review and approval.

2.2 The distance between the contractor facility and Jerusalem/Tel Aviv will not exceed 60 km.

2.3 Both the Contractor facility and the training academy must be authorized and approved by the INP.

2.4 The Contractor facility shall be pre-approved by the U.S. Embassy Regional Security Officer or his proxy, to verify adherence to DS standards.

2.5 All instructors must be authorized and approved by the MPS (Ministry of Public Security) and the INP, as well as qualified as first aid providers.

2.6 The Contractor facility must have an on-site, MPS authorized and licensed gunsmith. All firearms must be inspected by the on-site gunsmith prior to training.

2.7 The Contractor facility must be fenced and secured, and with controlled access (no public allowed on premises without pre coordination).

2.8 The Contractor facility shall include at least Three standardized INP and Ministry of Public Security

(MPS) authorized ranges, paved and roofed.

2.9 The Contractor facility shall include at least two roofed sheds for dry fire and tactical scenarios.

2.10 The Contractor facility must include at least two unarmed-combat training rooms, air-conditioned, mattress-lined, and in accordance with INP regulations.

2.11 The Contractor facility must include Israeli Government approved Safe rooms or bomb shelters in its facility that can hold the maximum amount of people allowed in the facility at any given time.

2.12 A full days rental of the Facility shall be from 08:00 – 16:00

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Section 1, Page 9 & 10

5. Logistics: living requirements, insurance, transportation, and meals:

5.1 Living arrangements: Must be at a fenced and secure location. No more than two trainees per room. Males and Females will have separate rooms, bathrooms & showers. The facilities must include the following:

a. Beds

b. Sheets, pillows, blankets (for summer and winter, according to the season)

c. Air Conditioning

d. Bathrooms

e. Shower

f. Refrigerator

g. Television with basic channels

h. Hot water pot with tea / coffee

i. Cleaning services

j. 24/7 Maintenance services

5.2 Meals: The Contractor facility shall provide three full meals per day, one of which must be a hot meal, including a protein dish with carbohydrate side dish, with no limitations on quantity of protein dish. In addition, the facility must provide two additional small meals or snacks at 1000 and 1600 hrs. The total calories intake for these meals should be in a range of 2400-3000 calories per day.

5.3 The Contractor must supply trainees with adequate amount of water. The temperature of the water must be comfortably cool – cold to prevent heat injuries and hot water for coffee and tea.

5.4 The Contractor facility will provide transportation services for trainees, to and from the

U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem – Agron and EBO in Tel Aviv, during the first and last days of training in each week and from the weekend vacation back to school for all trainees, for each training cycle. This service must include the necessary insurance, and the driver must be legally eligible to drive the vehicle, with the respective number of passengers in the vehicle. Each vehicle must include air conditioning and seat belts for all passengers.

5. Logistics: living requirements, insurance, transportation, and meals:

RESERVED

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Section 1, Page 10

6. Additional requirements:

6.1 The Contractor facility shall allow the mandatory Rules of Engagement (ROE) lecture provided by Attorney Perry Novotny, who is authorized by the U.S.

Department of State to provide legal consultation services to the U.S. Embassy in

Jerusalem to use its facilities.

6.2 The Contractor facility shall allow, with pre-coordination, the use of U.S.

Embassy firearms, which are registered with the MPS, during the training course if requested.

6.3 The Contractor facility will make the necessary arrangements to conduct the Diplomatic

Security (DS) handgun qualification course of fire, in accordance with DS regulations and under the guidance and supervision of Embassy authorized range instructors. When deemed necessary by the U.S. Embassy’s Regional Security Officer, the DS handgun qualification course of fire will be conducted by an Embassy employee who is an authorized and registered range instructor and holds a valid MPS range instructor permit.

6. Additional requirements:

6.4 The Contractor facility shall allow the mandatory Rules of Engagement (ROE) lecture provided by an Attorney, who is authorized by the U.S. Department of

State to provide legal consultation services to the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem to use its facilities.

6.5 The Contractor facility shall allow, with pre-coordination, the use of U.S.

Embassy firearms, which are registered with the MPS, during the training course if requested.

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Section 1, Page 11 & 12

7. Training Specifications:

7.6 A.1 Basic A Training Course

7.7 A.2 Basic A Refresher Training Course.

7.8. A.3 CPU Initial Training

2 days OPO

1. intro to BG detail unit

2. detail rules and responsibilities.

3. work formation.

4. radio communication.

5. motorcade ops – low/med/high profile.

6. arrival/departure strong & weak side.

7. advance stages and screening procedure at sites.

8. attack responds.

9. Practice walking (high crowded areas - market, and mall - low key, low profile)

5 days Firearms and Defensive Tactics

1. AIC only attack respond.

2. AIC & ADV attack respond.

3. Full diamond formation

4. Arrival / departure Low Profile Motorcade

5. Attack upon arrival / departure.

6. Attack on site.

7. Podium.

8. Cross load.

9. Scenario.

7.9. A.4 CPU Refresher Training

1. 1 day refresher training on above principles.

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7.6 A.1 Basic A Training Course

Israel National Police Training curriculum – See Attachment 1

7.7 A.2 Basic A Refresher Training Course.

Israel National Police Training curriculum – See Attachment 2

7.8. A.3 CPU Initial Training

7.9. A.4 CPU Refresher Training

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June 3, 2026

MINUTES FROM PRE-PROPOSAL CONFERENCE OF MAY 28, 2026

SOLICITATION 19IS7026R0001 Tactical Weapons Training Facility services

Introduction

Mr. Joseph Windham, the Contracting Officer, relayed a message that he would not be able to attend due to an unforeseen emergency and that he has delegated the contract specialist to lead the conference. Mr. Chanan Stern, the Contracting Specialist welcomed all attendees, and the following Government Attendees were introduced:

1. Mr. Chanan Stern – Contract Specialist.

2. Ms. Karyn Grey - Assistant Regional Security Officer.

3. Mr. Ronen Ben Eli – Procurement Agent.

4. Mr. Avihu Sasson – Training Coordinator and COR.

All attendees introduced themselves. The Contracting Specialist thanked all attendees for coming and expressed his hope to have a fruitful and mutually beneficial working relationship.

Discussion of the Solicitation Package

The following sections of the solicitation were highlighted:

1. It was explained to all attendees that due to recent changes in the SOW and requirements, the solicitation document needs to be amended accordingly and approved. Therefore, new

Proposal due date, time will be set. All participants will be notified.

2. It was emphasized that all proposals may be delivered electronically.

3. Confirmation that offers that do not meet the deadline and submission requirements will not be considered.

4. SF1449 – The completion and signing of the SF1449 was discussed

5. Section 1 Pricing – Contract line items were discussed. Each line item needs to be priced as stated on the solicitation with a total based on the estimated quantities. Minimum and

Maximum was discussed.

6. Section 1 Scope of Work was discussed. All the required services were mentioned, as was the performance schedule.

7. Section 1, Quality Assurance and Surveillance Plan (QASP) was discussed.

8. Section 2 Contract Clauses were discussed and the Clause 52.222-50, Combating

Trafficking in Persons (Nov 2021) was emphasized.

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE

U.S. EMBASSY JERUSALEM, ISRAEL

Amendment # 19IS7025R0001 00001 – ATTACHMENT B

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9. Clause 52.229-12 was discussed as was the requirement for the contractor submitting proposal need to submit a signed W-14 form if they are a foreign (non-American) contractor.

10. Reviewed Section 3 – Summarized all the documents that need to be submitted as part of the price proposal and the technical proposal.

11. Reviewed Section 4 – Evaluation Factors. It was noted that the U.S. Government will award the contract to the lowest priced and technically responsible offeror.

12. Reviewed Section 5 – Representations and Certifications – This section was explained in detail, and it was emphasized to all that the certifications need to be signed and certified as part of the technical proposal. The offerors need to provide their TIN (for American firms) and CAGE code. NDAA certification and requirement was discussed.

13. It was emphasized that all questions that might arise prior to submission of the proposal may be submitted in written form and that all answers to questions will be posted in

SAM.GOV and the US Embassy Web site

Questions

The attached questions were asked and answered during the conference. See Attachment C.

Conclusion

The conference concluded and attendees were thanked for their presence and expression of interest in serving the U.S. Government. The meeting was adjourned.

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ATTACHMENT C

ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS ASKED AT THE PRE-PROPOSAL CONFERENCE

19IS7026R0001 0001

Question #1: Once Section 1 is revised taking out the requirement of CPU training and adding the requirement of the rental of an outdoor firing range facility, what is the definition in hours of the daily rental of the facility?

Answer #1: Amendment 0001 of the solicitation added the definition of the daily rental of the facility as being from 08:00- 16:00.

Question #2: Is there a minimum of Government personnel that will be sent for training each time?

Answer #2: There is no minimum of Government personnel that can be sent for training.

Question #3: Is there a requirement for the contractor to supply training instructors in addition to the instructors already supplied for the Israel National Police (INP) base and refresher courses?

Answer #3: Yes, there may be a need for the use of additional shooting instructors above the needs of the base and refresher course. Amendment 0001 of the solicitation revised both the pricing and Scope in section 1 to accommodate for this requirement.

Question #4: Section 5, 52.240-90&91 What is meant by covered telecommunication equipment?

Answer #4: Covered telecommunications equipment or services refer to telecommunications and video surveillance equipment or services produced by specific Chinese entities, including Huawei Technologies

Company, ZTE Corporation, Hytera Communications Corporation, Hangzhou Hikvision Digital

Technology Company, or Dahua Technology Company, as well as their subsidiaries or affiliates.

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