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SP3300-10-R-0020
Q&A Document
SP3300-10-R-0020
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS DOCUMENT
The following questions have been submitted from industry regarding solicitation SP3300-10-R-0020. Each question has been redacted to ensure anonymity. The Government response is provide in the far right-hand column for each question. All of the questions below were received on or before the suspense date of 13 April 2010.
| Question |
| RFP Page |
| RFP Para |
| Government Response |
| 1 |
| Do 11x17 foldout pages count as one or two pages? |
| 63 |
| L-18.6.b |
| Section L Page 63 - Legible tables, charts, graphs and figures shall be used wherever practical to depict organizations, systems and layout, implementation schedules, plans, etc. These displays shall not exceed 11 X 17 inches in size. Foldout pages shall fold entirely within the volume, and may only be used for large tables, charts graphs, diagrams and schematics. Foldout pages will be counted as one page. |
| 2 |
| The RFP requires offerors to submit “all CDs shall be readable on system running Microsoft Office 2000.” |
Question: Can offerors submit CDs as a more recent version of MS Office such as Office 2003? Or can offerors submit these files a PDF format. Please advise.
| 64 |
| L-18.8 |
| Yes, offerors may submit a more recent version compatible with MS 2007. |
PDF format should be Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro – Not permitted for volume IV cost proposal.
Volume II Section 3 indicates the Plans are included in the 250 page limit. These plans require a significant level of detail to respond to the RFP requirements. For example the average QC plan is 40 pages.
Question: Will the Government consider removing the Plans from the page limit in Volume II?
| 63 |
| L-18.1 |
| Plans will be excluded from the page limitation for Volume II. |
| Paragraphs “d.” and “e” are duplicates please clarify and renumber the RFP section. |
| 68 |
| L-18 Section 2.1.d and e |
| Paragraph e will be deleted via amendment and the cross walk matrix will also be corrected. |
| 5 |
| On the table presented on this page the hours for Traffic Management Specialists, Hazardous Material Handling Specialists, Supply Systems Analysts, Supply Technician for Option Years 1,2 and 3 appear to be low compared with hours for these positions in Year 1 on page 73. Please confirm that the hours for these positions is correct on Page 76. |
| 71 |
| L-18 Section 2.2.e. iii |
| Hours are corrected in the amendment, however this is for guidance purposes only, and does not prohibit the Contractor from proposing different labor categories or number of hours when developing their cost/unit price for Labor as outline in CLIN X003 in Section B of this Solicitation and in accordance with Kuwait Labor Laws. The Contractor is to bid to the hours they believe are required to perform the mission. The hours and positions provided are the Government estimated positions and hours. |
| 6 |
| This paragraph requires the offeror to provide resumes for all key personnel . Section C-1.3 identifies 10 positions that are key and some of the positions require more than one person to to perform the number of hours required for the position. |
Question: Does the government want the offeror to provide resumes for every person required to fill a specific key position , which could be 30 plus resumes or does the government only want one resume for each of the 10 key positions (10 resumes) ? Please clarify this requirement.
| 72 |
| L-18 Section 2.2 e.iv.a |
| Section C 1.3 identifies Key personnel labor categories. |
Yes, provide resumes for every individual propsed to fill a key personnel position. Resumes will be limited to two (2) pages.
Volume II Section 2 indicates the Resumes and Position Descriptions are included in the 250 page limit. The resumes will require 2 plus pages per resume and with the potential 36 different position descriptions this will impact the the ability of offerors to address all of the requirements of this volume.
Question: Will the Government consider removing the resumes and position descriptions from the page limit in Volume II?
| 63 |
| L-18.1. |
| Resumes and position descriptions will be excluded in the page limitation. |
The paragraph requires the offeror that “If the facility is leased, provide a copy of the lease agreement that details the nature and duration of any lease arrangement(s)”.
Question: Is the lease agreement included in the 250 page limit? Request the government remove any copies of lease agreements from the page limit as the leases are many pages and will reduce the number of pages the offeror can use for the other requirements of the RFP.
| 75 |
| L-18 Section 4.1.g |
| The lease agreement will be excluded from the page limitation. |
| 9 |
| This paragraph requires the offeror to supply photographs and a DVD video of the proposed facility. |
Question: Can all of the photos and video be provided on one DVD? Or do the photos need to be provide in hardcopy also? If so are the photographs included in the 250 page limit?
| 74 |
| L-18 Section 4. |
| Yes, all the photographs and video may be on one DVD. |
Hard copies photographs are excluded from the page limit total.
| 10 |
| The paragraph states “include position descriptions that define the minimum requirements for each proposed labor category . |
Question: Does the government want the offeror to provide a position description for only the 10 key positions ? or for every labor category proposed to perform work on the contract? Please clarify.
| 72 |
| L-18 Section 2 e.iv.c |
| Position Description shall be provided for all labor categories proposed. |
| 11 |
| This paragraph requires offerors to submit, with the phase-in plan, “their proposal planographs for all storage space (indoor and outdoor). |
Question : Are the planographs included in the 250 page limit? Should they be included in Transition/Phas-In Plan or can they be included in an appendix?
Att J.2
Pg 15
| Att J.2 C.1.7.4.B |
| The planographs should be included in the Transition/Phase-In -Plan and are not part of the page limitation. |
| 12 |
| This paragraph requires the “ offeror shall provide a copy of the Employment Contract for any individual proposed who is not currently employed by the Offeror or subcontractor. |
Question: Does this requirement pertain only to Key Personnel? Or is this for all positions?
Question: How is the Employment Contract different from the Letter of Intent for Key personnel that is required with the resumes in Volume II? Please clarify.
| 78 |
| L-18 Volume IV. Indirect Rates. (d) |
| The requirement for offerors to provide a copy of an Employment Contract for any individual proposed who is not currently employed by the Offeror or subcontractor will be removed via amendment. Offerors shall provide a written letter of intent for any key proposed personnel not currently employed by the offeror or subcontractor. |
Employment Contracts differ from letters of intent, because contracts are not usually signed until after a contract award has been made. The letters of intent are used to commit personal in conjunction with contract proposals.
| 13 |
| RFP makes no mention of a Facility Clearance requirement. |
Question: Was this an oversight and left out of the solicitation or will there be a requirement for an offeror to have a Facility Clearance?
Is there an anticipated need to handle classified materials in the future that would require a facility clearance?
Att J.2 Pg 8 H-2
Att J.2 Para 1.4 IAW C 5, the Facility Clearance is not a requirement of the solicitation. No mission requirement to handle classified materials.
| 14 |
| Request clarification for a DCAA approved accounting system. |
Question: Does this requirement pertain to both the FFP and CP/CR clins?
| 27 |
| H-5 |
| A DCAA “approved” accounting system is not a requirement. Paragraph H-5 on page 27 of the solicitation indicates that a contractor shall have an accounting system which permits timely development of all necessary cost data. The requirement for an adequate accounting system only pertains to the Cost Reimbursement CLINs. See amendment adequacy of accounting systems to Section B instructions number 3. |
| 15 |
| What is the interpretation of “Prior to replacing any Contractor or Government Furnished equipment, the Contractor shall notify the KO or designee of the equipment replacement.” |
| 27/100 of J2 |
| 4.3.B---- Contractor Furnished Equipment |
| The requirement in 4.3.B, has been updated via amendment. |
The sentence has been changed to read (prior to replacing and Government Furnished Equipment…) Contractor furnished equipment removed via Amendment in this sentence.
| 16 |
| There is a conflict between C 4.4. Contractor Furnished Material (CLIN 4 Vs CLIN 8) and Section B (Page 10 of 87) SF 36, which one applies? |
| 10 of 87 |
| Section B-- |
| Section C-4.4 details the requirements for contractor provided material which may be used in the performance of equipment maintenance. CLIN 4 will be used to capture costs associated with contractor provided equipment inclusive of preventive maintenance and CLIN 8 will capture material support costs explained on page 11 of the solicitation. DDC sees no conflict. . |
| 17 |
| What is the condition of the recommended 117 GFE MHEs? Does Government Expect contractor to maintain and bring to the working condition the Dead Lines GFEs at the time of receipt? What is the phase wise program/time table for bringing the GFE MHE to DDKS site? So that the phase out plan can be done for leased MHEs |
| 20 of 100 |
| C 3.1.1 |
TE 3.1
Government Furnished Equipment will be provided in usable condition.
See Section C 4.3 and TE 4.3 TE 4.4 and updated TE 3.1.
| 18 |
| Expats for the WH Managers? |
Is there a chance to have waivers for the requirement of Warehouse Managers position filled by expats?
| 25 of 87 |
| H3 |
| No, all Warehouse Managers must be able to obtain IT Level II eligibility in accordance with TE 1.2. |
| 19 |
| Please define term ‘leadership’ |
The Contractor shall have completed all required hiring actions for the leadership and any other functions deemed appropriate by the Contractor functions to complete start-up activities within 10 days of contract award.
| 14 of 100 |
| 1.7.1 B Hiring Actions |
| Section C 1.7.1 has been updated via amendment to change Leadership to management. |
| 20 |
| MHE List (What are stock selectors? What are Scooters? |
| TE 3.1 GFE MHE |
| A stock selector is a man-up platform type unit that is used in a narrow aisle rack system for picking small items from storage bins on either side of the rack positions. |
A scooter is a two or four seat small utility vehicle similar to golf carts and used for individual transportation on an installation.
| 21 |
| How many of the leased MHEs will go out after 7 months??? This will help us to properly do the cost estimation for both the period. |
| TE 4.3. and TE 4.4 |
| Government Furnished Equipment will be provided in usable condition as listed in TE 3.1 and will be available at the beginning on month 7. |
See Section C 4.3 and TE 4.3 and TE 4.4 for a recommended listing of Contractor Furnished Equipment.
| 22 |
| How many vehicles for CGA will be on site and what are Models and condition? This will help us to work out the PM and CM cost. |
| 29 of 100 |
| C. 4.6.B.1 |
| The CGA vehicle repairs removed via amendment. |
| 23 |
| In the TE _ 1.3 Current Snap Shot _ DLA _NSNS… there are two tabs named as SRC Original and Original EMQ_ Planning_ 90 running—respectively. There are 9642 line itens on SRC and 8351 lines items on EMQ. Should we consider the number of NSNs on both sheet as independent NSNs? That mean to say should we take total number of NSNs on both tabs to consider the PWS work out? |
| TE_1.3_Current_Snapshot_DLA_NSN |
| TE 1.3 has been updated and contains only one tab. |
| 24 |
| Is 3000 Sq. Ft. of Office space enough for below requirement? |
The Contractor shall provide restroom/break room facilities and office space to accommodate approximately 17 Government personnel that is secure and lockable (complete with air conditioning, electrical, phone, IT connections (cabling), etc).
IS
C.4.2.B Yes 3,000 Sq Ft is the requirement. C 4.2.1.B – The requirement has been updated to remove “restroom”.
| 25 |
| Shall Contractor execute SSDRP on their own without notice from Government? See below highlighted statement. |
The Contractor shall maintain the SSDRP and be capable of executing the SSDRP without advance notice and achieve operational status of the SSDRP within 12 hours of activation.
| 17 of 100 |
| C. 1.8 D |
| No, C. 1.8 D the requirement updated via amendment to include Government notification. . |
| 26 |
| To meet below requirement we need to know if any of GFE MHE or equipment falls under this requirement? If yes can you p[rovide us the OEM Manuals for these equipments? So that we can cost it properly. |
Perform calibration and certification tests according to the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) specifications and OSHA standards, for equipment that has the function of providing an accurate measurement against a known standard.
| 29 of 100 |
| C. 4.6 B4 |
| The current inventory of load/weight handling equipment that is listed in the TE 3.1 consists of forklifts and stock selectors. These pieces only need to be load tested IAW OSHA load testing when the hydraulic systems have been opened from damage or repairs or load handling components have been structurally damaged and replaced. |
| 27 |
| Currently DDKS has the stock of 9,997 Unclassified Maps (Flat Maps, CDs and FLIPs) How about Maps Operation in new contract? |
IAW Section C – 5 the solicitation does not have an unclassified maps requirement.
| 28 |
| Who shall the different contractor be in order to perform the 2nd physical count requirements generated by DSS for controlled items? |
| 58 |
| Attachment J.2, 5.4.1.1 |
| The physical count is to be completed by two different individuals from the same Service Provider |
| 29 |
| Is the Deployment Center referred to the CRC located in Ft. Benning? Is there a specific deployment center required to go to in the US? In this case no visa expenses will be born? The Kuwait government requires police clearance to be completed IAW Circular No. 280? Is there a waiver for this between the USG and the Kuwaiti authorities? |
| 8 |
| Attachment J.2, 1.3.D |
| CONUS Replacement Center (CRC) at Ft. Benning is one alternative. A second alternative is the Unit Deployment Center (UDC) run by the US Army Corps of Engineers (Middle East Division) located in Winchester, VA. Waivers, if granted, would come from the Combatant Commander responsible for the Central Command. DLAs contract requires compliance with CENTCOM policy; therefore if waivers are obtained from CENTCOM the contractor would not be in violation of same. |
| 30 |
| The PWS states the contractor is to provide support 24/7. In section 1.3.B it discusses a difference between normal duty hours and ‘outside of normal’ duty hours. |
Question: How does the Government define normal vs. non-normal hours
1.2.2 and 1.3.B C 1.2.2 updated with the core and non-core hours via amendment and follows: The core duty hours are (08:00 -20:00) 7 days per week. The Contractor shall staff non-core hours (20:01-07:59) to meet the APLs and customer required delivery time frame (See 5.1.5 Customer Service Support).
| 31 |
| Question: What is the anticipated volume of materials (pallets/tonnage/cubic-feet) to be handled by the warehouse on a daily/ weekly/ monthly basis? |
| P. 69 |
| Vol. ll 2.2.3.iii |
| See TE 1.3, 1.4, 1.5 and 1.6. The TEs contains the volume of material to be stored in the warehouse. Workload projections are in TE 5.1 |
| 32 |
| The solicitation requires historical aerial photography of the suggested site. |
Question: What should the contractor do if historic aerial photography or other records are unavailable?
| Attach. J 2 PWS P.6 |
| 1.1.D.3 |
| Aerial photographs requirement deleted via amendment. |
| 33 |
| Question: Is “line haul” defined as (1) truck or (1) convoy of more than one truck. |
If more than 1 truck, can the government estimate daily/monthly mean convoy size?
| PWS, Page 75 |
| SECTION: 5.5.1.9.5 [C] |
| A Line haul is defined as one truck. |
| 34 |
| When FAR 52.228-3(DBA) is incorporated, a separate CLIN is usually assigned. As a DBA cannot have fees attached. Does the government anticipate issuing a separate CLIN for DBA? |
| RFP, Pg. 30 |
| Section: |
I-60 To the extent allowable, the cost will be captured in CLIN X008.
| 35 |
| What classes of AEDA will the contractor be required to provide storage for? |
| PWS, Pg 53 |
| Section: 5.3.2.1[A] |
| Primarily Class II /No Class V. |
| 36 |
| Will contractor be required to transport AEDA and provide required protective security services)? |
| PWS, Pg 53 |
| Section 5.3.2.1[A] |
| No, Contractor will not be required to transport AEDA and provide required protective security services. |
| 37 |
| Question: Can the government estimate the volume of Hazmat to be handled/stored during any one month period. |
| PWS Pg 26 |
| PWS 4.2.1.D |
| TE 1.6 contains the size data of the Hazmat material that must be stored in a Controlled Climate Storage. Monthly estimates are not available. |
| 38 |
| Please specify the items that are allowable in the Cost Reimbursable CLINS 0008/1008/2008/3008 |
| Section B Pages 4/6/8/10 |
| N/A |
| Section B instruction amended to include examples of allowable costs. |
| 39 |
| What is the estimate of the requirement for extended use (beyond the first 6 months) for Non GFP Equipment for Full Performance listed in TE 4.4? |
| TE 4.4 |
| N/A |
| TE 4.4 is a Government estimate of the types and quantities of equipment that the Contractor may have to provide in addition to the Government furnished equipment listed in TE 3.1 during full performance. |
| 40 |
| Is Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) reimbursable and if so under which CLIN? |
| J2 Page 27/100 |
| 4.3 A |
| To the extent allowable, PPE will be reimbursable under the cost reimbursement CLINs X008. |
| 41 |
| Tools Kits for maintenance of GFE/MHE are not listed in the GFE or MHE inventory. Are tool kits provided or are they cost reimbursable? |
| J2 Pages 15/100 & 20/100 & 29/100 |
| 1.7.3 A/ 3.1.1 A /4.6 B/ TE 3.1 & 3.2 |
| Tool kits are not provided as Government furnished equipment, however, tools are and are added to TE 3.X, Miscellaneous Equipment. |
| 42 |
| Are repair parts for GFE/ MHE considered to be reimbursable parts chargeable under CLIN 0008/1008/2008/3008 |
| J2 Page 20/100 & 29/100 |
| Page 20 3.1.1 E/ Page 29 4.6 B |
| Yes, please refer to section C-4.4 of Attachment J.2. |
| 43 |
| Missing TE's are inhibiting accurate projections of costing. When will the missing Technical Exhibits be provided? |
| J2 Page 99/100 |
| Missing TE: 3.4/3.6/3.7/4.2/5.2/5.4/5.6 |
| All technical exhibits are available electronically via the fbo.gov website. |
| 44 |
| Surge operational funding is not defined in this Solicitation. How are Surge Operations funded and how will it be communicated to the Contractor? |
| J2 Page 17/100 Section L Page 73 of 87 |
| J2 Para 1.8 Section L; Section 3 PLANS; Para 3 |
| The Contractor will be notified if a surge is required. The Contractor will be required to turn in a Surge Sustainment and Disaster Recovery Plan and a fair and reasonable price will be negotiated for cost associated. |
| 45 |
| Specifies that at the Governments option that previously completed investigations may be acceptable ILO of a NACI. If an employee has a NACLC investigation within the last 10 years and is assigned a Secret Clearance Access in JPAS will that suffice or must a NACI still be submitted? |
| Section H Page 23/87 |
| H-2 |
| Yes, a NACLC investigation will meet the requirement, but the person cannot have a 2 year break in federal service. |
| 46 |
| Criteria outlined to be checked in a Government conducted site assessment (Checklist J-3) is not provided. Can it be provided? |
| Section M Page 86/87 |
| Factor 3: Subfactor a: Facility |
| The checklist attachment J 3 is incorporated into the solicitation via amendment. |
| 47 |
| Past Performance wording in section L Page 76 first sentence indicates "No past performance information is required for subcontractors who do not meet the definition of a major subcontractor." Definition provided in Section M Factor four page 86 of 87 indicates otherwise. Recommend the Government adopt the verbiage of Section L as the guide for subcontractor Past Performance. |
| Section L P 76 of 87 & Section M Page 86/87 |
| (in L) VOLUME III- Past Performance Proposal 3rd Para & (in M) Factor 4: Past Performance Para 3 |
| Major subcontractor is defined the same in both section L and section M. Additionally both sections indicate that subcontractors not meeting that definition will not be evaluated for past performance. |
| 48 |
| Crosswalk Section 2 Para 2(e)(i) should read (v)// Section 2 Para 2(e)(vii) should read (vi)// Section 2 para 2(e)(viii) should read (vii)// Section 2 Para 2(e)(ix) should read (viii). Please Clarify. |
| Section L Page 66 of 87 |
| Section 1a - Cross-Walk Matrix |
| 1. Crosswalk Section 2 Para (e)(v) a), b), c),will be changed to Crosswalk Section 2 Para (e)(iv) ) a), b), c), |
2. Crosswalk Section 2 Para (e)(v) will be added
2. Crosswalk Section 2 Para (e)(ix) will be removed
| Crosswalk Matrix Section 4 Information Technology Infrastructure references Section 3.2.1 it does not exist. Please Clarify. |
| Section L Page 67/87 |
| Section 1a Section 4 |
| Section 3.2.1 will be changed to 3.1.2. |
| 50 |
| Crosswalk reference that appear to have been omitted are: Section 3 Para 1(l) Section C-1.7.4, C-5 & Section 3 Para 1(m) Section C-1.7.3 B |
| Section L Page 67/87 |
| Section 1a Section 3 |
| Section 3 Para 1(l) was not omitted, a-m support the Transition/ Phase In Plan requirements. Section C 1.7 through C 1.7.6 stated in the cross walk matrix covers all sections that were stated as omitted. |
| 51 |
| What is the Government best estimate for overtime requirements |
0%. See Section L, page 69 for estimated hours.
| 52 |
| Please define Force Protection and Security Requirements for: Security Forces |
| J2 Page 12/100 & Section L Page 75 /87 |
| J2 Page 12 Para 1.4.6 B 4 & Section L Page 75 Para 3 |
| Refer to USCENTCOM OPORD 05-02. |
| 53 |
| Please define/clarify transportation escort requirements |
| J2 Page 75 & 76/100 |
| P 75 - 5.5.1.9.4 A & P - 76 5.5.1.9.5 D |
| Escorts are required IAW Kuwait law and access requirements to US controlled installations. |
| 54 |
| Office Furnishings and Office Equipment is not listed in GFP listing. Will the Government provide all Office Equipment to include furnishings as GFP? |
| J2 Section C-4 Page 25/100 |
| 4.2.1 B & TE 3.3 |
| The Government will provide what is listed in the amended TE 3.3 Office Equipment and TE 3.2 Government Furnished Equipment Miscellaneous. |
| 55 |
| The detailed labor and ODC table on page 79 of the solicitation only has one column for hourly rates. Can the contractor assume that this means that hardship pay can be applied to all hours worked or is hardship only to be applied to the first 40 hours as required by State Department guidelines? If hardship can only be applied to the first 40 hours, can the contractor add a column to the table to show straight time rates and overtime rates? |
| Section L Page 79 |
| N/A |
| The Contractor shall follow the Department of state guidelines. |
Yes, the Contractor may add a column.
| 56 |
| Section C-1.3 contains a wide-ranging list of Key Personnel roles. Some of these roles perform at the higher echelons of the program’s organization (e.g., Site Manager, Alternate Site Manager). Others, however, are essentially individual contributor roles (e.g., Supply Technician, Traffic Management Specialist). This inclusion of individual contributor roles as Key Personnel expands to a very large number the list of proposed personnel that are subject to the requirement that resumes and letters of intent/agreement be provided. This expanded Key personnel requirement weighs VERY heavily in favor of the incumbent offeror, who has most if not all of these positions filled today. Will the government consider reducing the scope of the Key Personnel definition to include only those in managerial/supervisory roles? |
| 72 |
| Section L-18, Section 2, Item 2, Element e (Resources / Organizational Structure), Sub-Element I, Item a |
No, the Key Personnel requirement address the Government minimum requirements based on access levels required in DSS to perform the requirements of the resultant contract.
| The instructions specify that the total of Volume II, Parts 2, 3, and 4 shall not exceed 250 pages. Part 3 (Plans) requires the inclusion of three plans (Quality Control, Transition, and Surge Recovery). These plans provide procedures that will be followed in the execution of the work and thus should be very detailed. We believe that including the plans in the page limit will result in the preparation of plans that may not be as detailed as required. We suggest that the three plans be excluded from the page limitation. |
| 62 and 63 |
| L-18 |
| The Transition/Phase-In Plan, Quality Control/Customer Satisfaction Plan, and the Surge, Sustainment and Disaster Recovery Efforts Plan will be excluded from the page limit total for Volume II. |
| 58 |
| The instructions require the submittal of resumes and letters of intent, if not current employees, for key personnel. The PWS defines 10 positions as key and for several of these there are likely to by multiple individuals (e.g., Traffic Management Specialists, etc.). This could represent 50 to 60 pages or more out of 250 pages allowed. The use of these pages for resumes and letters greatly reduces the ability to address the technical and management issues asked for in the instructions. We suggest that the resumes and intent letters be excluded from the page limitation. |
| 62 and 63; and 72 |
| L-18; and Section 2 (Management and Operations).2.e.iv |
| The resumes and intent letters will be excluded from the page limit total for Volume II. |
| The instructions require the submittal of position descriptions for each proposed labor category. The instructions also provide an “estimated level of effort” on page 69 which includes in excess of 35 positions which are currently included in the 250 page limitation. Some position descriptions may be 2 pages. This would mean the use of 70 pages out of the allotted 250. Would you consider excluding the position descriptions from the page limitation? |
| 62 and 63; and 72 |
| L-18; and Section 2(Management and Operations).2.e.iv.c |
| The position description will be excluded from the page limit total for Volume II. |
| The Government has duplicate CLINs for Mobilization days 121-150 and 151-180 (0006AE). Does the USG intend to combine costs associated with activities for Mobilization under Days 121-150 and 151-180 under 0006AE or will there be a different CLIN assigned for each of two activities? |
| RFP - 4 of 87 |
| CLIN 0006AE |
| This will be revised via amendment to make days 151-180 sub CLIN 0006AF and days 181 thereafter sub CLIN 0006AG. |
| 61 |
| Competition in Supplies - Please confirm that this is applicable to CLIN X008 only. |
| RFP - 11 of 87 |
| 4 |
| Competition in supplies applies only to supplies acquired under CLINs X008. |
| 62 |
| Para 3 of G-4 DDC 52.232-9W32 of Invoicing Instruction states that "the Government reserves the right to audit purchase records during the period of performance of the contract,.." Please confirm this is applicable to CLIN X008 only (cost reimbursable CLIN). |
| RFP - 18 of 87 |
| G4 - (b) |
| The Government reserves the right to audit purchase records during the performance of the contract for the cost reimbursement CLIN only. |
| 63 |
| Para 4 of G-4 DDC 52.232-9W32 of Invoicing Instruction states that "the COR will be responsible to indicate the date received and the date accepted and process with 5 working days. Upon acceptance/approval, the COR will forward to the appropriate DCAA or review and approval." Please confirm that the COR's, KO's and DCAA's review will be conducted within the 5 working day window. |
| RFP - 18 of 87 |
| G4 - (c) |
| Invoices will be reviewed as stated in paragraph G-4 on page 18 of the solicitation. The 5 working day time frame only applies to the COR’s review and acceptance. |
| G-7 DDC 52.242-9W39 of Contract Administration Plan does not indicate a USD approval threshold for the acquisition of materials or services that the COR must approve. Please indicate the threshold for materials or services. |
| RFP - 21 of 87 |
| G7 - (c) |
| The correct threshold is $3,000.00 USD. |
| Section B4 Page 11 of 87 states contractor shall obtain competition for purchases over USD 3000 and Section H4 Page 26 of 87 states contractor shall obtain competition for purchases over USD 2500. Please confirm which amount is correct (USD 2500 or USD 3000). |
| RFP - 11 & 26 of 87 |
| Page 11 - Para 4 Page 26 - H-4 |
| Paragraph H-4 will be revised via amendment to read $3,000.00 |
| 66 |
| FAR 52.209-6 (a) and (b) state, "(a) The Government suspends or debars Contractors to protect the Government’s interests. The Contractor shall not enter into any subcontract in excess of $30,000 with a Contractor that is debarred, suspended, or proposed for debarment unless there is a compelling reason to do so. |
(b) The Contractor shall require each proposed first-tier subcontractor, whose subcontract will exceed $30,000, to disclose to the Contractor, in writing, whether as of the time of award of the subcontract, the subcontractor, or its principals, is or is not debarred, suspended, or proposed for debarment by the Federal Government." 1. While this section addresses only a "first-tier subcontractor", does the USG intend to allow, for purposes of evaluation of proposals submitted under this solicitation, a subcontract for lease of facilities of a known, suspended subcontractor, even if that lease is not a first-tier subcontract? In other words, if an agent is acting on behalf of a suspended contractor to lease its facilities to a proposed offerer under this solicitation, will the USG allow this action? 2. Additionally, if it is unknown to the USG at the time of proposal submission, that the facilities of a suspended contractor are being proposed by an offerer to this solicitation, will the USG disqualify the bidder upon site visit if the USG determines that the facilities proposed are owned by a suspended contractor?
| RFP Page 30 |
| I-37 |
| Paragraph (b) of FAR 52.209-6 imposes a disclosure requirement on first-tier subcontractors. It does not negate the requirements of paragraph (a) or (c) of the clause. In accordance with FAR 9.405, the Agency will not, without a compelling reason to do so, consent to a subcontract at any tier with a suspended contractor. |
| 67 |
| Can the USG explain how the "Basic Training" requirement under this provision will be accomplished? |
| RFP Page 38 |
| I-133 (e)(1)(vii) |
| Contractor contacts CONUS Replacement Center (CRC) or Unit Deployment Center (UDC) to arrange certification working in the AOR. |
| 68 |
| Will inventory insurance be chargeable under CLIN X008? If not, where will it be charged? |
| J.2 - 8 of 100 |
| 1.4 A |
| To the extent allowable, inventory insurance will be reimbursable under the cost reimbursement CLINs X008. |
| 69 |
| Will IT Related Security measures be chargeable to CLIN X008? If not, where will it be charged? |
| J.2 - 11 of 100 |
| 1.4.3 |
| IT related Security measures shall be included the firm fixed price Facility CLIN. |
| 70 |
| Will Security Subcontract Services be chargeable to CLIN X008? If not, where will it be charged? |
| J.2 - 12 of 100 |
| 1.4.6 B |
| Security costs shall be included in the firm fixed price Facility CLINS. |
| 71 |
| The PWS states that Section L provides the Government estimate for the level of effort associated with the Phase-in Period. Section L does not have this information. What is the correct estimate for the Phase-in period? |
| J.2 - 16 of 100 |
| 1.7.4 E |
| Section L page 69 includes level of effort beginning day 61 (Nov 1, 2010), when stock begins to transfer. The Contractor shall propose the level of effort for day 1 – 60 of the Phase-In period to perform the start up period requirements. |
| 72 |
| IT Infrastructure prepared to install Government Data System, need confirmation if this is chargeable under CLIN X008? If not, where will it be charged? |
| J.2 - 22 of 100 |
| 3.1.2.C |
| To the extent allowable, costs for infrastructure preparation will be reimbursable under the cost reimbursement CLINs X008. |
| 73 |
| Will Courier Charges be chargeable to CLIN X008? |
| J.2 - 22 of 100 |
| 3.2.B |
| To the extent allowable, Courier Charges will be reimbursable under the cost reimbursement CLINs X008. |
| 74 |
| Travel costs associated with personnel that would be allowed by the Govt to attend Govt furnished training. Will the authorized personnel travel costs be chargeable to CLIN X008? |
| J.2 - 24 of 100 |
| 3.5.B.1 |
| To the extent allowable, travel costs will be reimbursable under the cost reimbursement CLINs X008 |
| 75 |
| The PWS states that the contractor is to do a buy vs. lease analysis and provide to the KO for replacement of a piece of equipment, Is this just for GFE or is it applicable also for Contractor Furnished Equipment? |
| J.2 - 27 of 100 |
| 4.3.B |
| This will be corrected via amendment to only apply for GFE. |
| 76 |
| Will Contractor furnished materials be chargeable to CLIN X008? |
| J.2 - 27 of 100 |
| 4.4 |
| Section C 4.4 updated via amendment. to include examples of allowable costs. To the extent allowable, Contractor furnished materials will be reimbursable under the cost reimbursement CLINs X008. |
| 77 |
| Will Personal Protection Equipment be chargeable to CLIN X008? |
| J.2 - 27 of 100 |
| 4.3.A |
| Section C 4.4 updated via amendment. to include examples of allowable costs. To the extent allowable, Personal Protection Equipment will be reimbursable under the cost reimbursement CLINs X008. |
| 78 |
| Will Contractor Furnished Training be chargeable to CLIN X008? |
| J.2 - 30 of 100 |
| 4.7.A |
| Section C 4.7.A updated via amendment and to the extent allowable, costs will in CLIN X008. |
| 79 |
| PWS states TE 5.5 as the DDC Wood Packaging Material Program. IN fact, TE 5.4 is the DDC WPM. Is there a separate TE 5.5 document? |
| J.2 - 28 of 100 |
| 4.4.C |
| Correct, there is no TE 5.5. Any language indicating so will be removed via amendment. TE 5.4 is the DDC WPM document. |
| 80 |
| Will insurance on GFE be chargeable to CLIN X008 or X0007 (PM for GFE)? |
| RFP - 28 of 87 |
| H-9 |
| To the extent allowable, insurance for GFE will be reimbursable under the cost reimbursement CLINs X008. |
| 81 |
| The level of effort estimates provided for Traffic Management Specialist, Hazardous Material Handling Specialist, Supply System Analyst & Supply Technician for Option Years are lower than the Base Year. Please confirm this is correct. |
| RFP - 69 of 87 |
| Tech Prop Sec 2 |
| Hours are corrected in the amendment, however this is for guidance purposes only, and does not prohibit the |
Contractor from proposing different labor categories or number of hours when developing their cost/unit price for Labor as outline in CLIN X003 in Section B of this Solicitation and in accordance with Kuwait Labor Laws. The Contractor is to bid to the hours they believe are required to perform the mission.
| 82 |
| The position of a Supply Technician for the Base Year within the Logistics function is replaced with an Inventory Control Specialist, please confirm if this is correct. |
| RFP - 70 of 87 |
| Tech Prop Sec 2 |
| Corrected via amendment to indicate a Supply Technician is for all performance periods. |
| 83 |
| Should all Materials & Supplies required for the up keep of GFE and Contractor MHE be charged under CLIN X008 or X0007? |
| J.2 - 15 of 100 |
| 1.7.3 |
| Supplies for Preventive Maintenance performed on GFE should be included under CLINs X007. All other materials, to the extent allowable, will be reimbursable under the cost reimbursement CLINs X008. |
| 84 |
| Should all other Materials addressed under this section will be charged under CLIN X008? |
| J.2 - 23 of 100 |
| 3.2.G |
| To the extent allowable, yes. Please see response for question #83 |
| 85 |
| Are there any templates that need to be completed along with the cost porposal and Section B? |
| RFP - 77 of 87 |
| Vol 4 |
| No. The only templates that need to be completed are the pricing schedule in Section B and the cost breakdown tables in section L. |
| 86 |
| Based on the RFP Section K9 Page 53 of 87- “(a) Any contract in excess of $650,000 resulting from this solicitation will be subject to the requirements of the Cost Accounting Standards Board (48 CFR Chapter 99), except for those contracts which are exempt as specified in 48 CFR 9903.201-1.” |
CFR9903.201-1 (14) “Contracts and subcontracts to be executed and performed entirely outside the United States, its territories, and possessions” are exempt. Please confirm that since the entire operations will be performed outside the US, the contract is exempt from CAS coverage and does not require a disclosure statement as requested under the RFP.
| RFP - 53 of 87 |
| Section K, K-9 |
| The contract will be signed and executed by the contracting officer in the United States, and performed in Kuwait. Therefore, the Contract will NOT be exempt from CAS based on CFR 9903.201-1(14). |
| 87 |
| T.E. 4.3 states equipment for phase-in period is 4 months. PWS page 27 of 100 states equipment for phase-in period is 6 months. T.E. 1.1 indicates equipment for start-up is 2 months. What time period is required for contractor to provide equipment? |
T.E. 4.3 T.E. 1.1 PWS p. 27
| 4.3.B |
| The Contractor is to provide all equipment required for the 2 month start up and the 4 month phase in period. However the Government does not estimate Contractor equipment for the 2 month start up period. The Government furnished equipment listed in TE 3.1 would be made available to the Contractor beginning month 7. |
| 88 |
| Will the USG provide a separate pricing matrix? |
No
| 89 |
| At what point will the Contractor propose alternate language for this clause? |
| RFP - 28 of 87 |
| H.10 |
| Alternative language should be provided during proposal submission. |
| 90 |
| What are the outdoor area IT requirements (i.e. Network Points)? |
| attachment J2 Page 15 |
| 1.7.3a |
| The Government will use wireless technology for inside and outside areas. As such, antennas (access points) will be required. Exact number and location will be based upon the Contractor’s area layout. |
| 91 |
| Is a wireless network acceptable for training classes? |
| attachment J2 Page 17 |
| 1.7.5c |
| No. DSS training facilities will utilize the DLA Network using wired/cables. Each classroom will require a minimum of 15 wired network drops. |
| 92 |
| Section 3.1.1e attachment J2 states "the contractor shall manage the transporting, installation, modification, and repair of GFE to make suitable for use upon full performance". Section 3.1.2a states that " The Government will furnish and maintain all DSS related IT network and DSS end-user equipment and software for use in the performance of the contract requirements. The contractor shall not use non-government furnished IT equipment on the government network. The Government will: 1. Furnish, install, administer, and maintain all end-user hardware devices to include computer workstations, RF wireless hand-held computers, label printers, standard printers, and associated peripherals. " Which section is correct in regards to IT GFE? |
| attachment J2 Page 20 |
| 3.1.1e |
| 3.1.2 c is the correct section regarding IT. |
C 3.1.1 E has been revised via amendment.
| 93 |
| What is the temperature requirement for the area housing the wiring closets? |
| attachment J2 Page 22 |
| 3.1.2c |
| IAW attachment J2, section 4.2.1.C.2: 2. “Provide Communications Closets or cabinets for each warehouse and as required to ensure network signal strength. Communications closets shall be controlled by Government personnel and be climate controlled with HVAC system, capable of maintaining year-round temperature of 75 degrees Fahrenheit + or - 5, and humidity of 50% Relative Humidity (RH) + or - 5%.” If the wiring closet contains network switches, then it is considered a Communications Closet. PWS states an average temperature of 75 degrees Fahrenheit + or -5 degrees. This will be changed in an amendment to 70 degrees Fahrenheit. |
| 94 |
| Do the supplies stated in section 4.4.a.4 attachment J2 include IT consumables (i.e.. Ink/toner, blank cds..etc)? |
| attachment J2 Page 27 |
| 4.4.a.4 |
| Section C 4.4 updated via amendment. The contractor will be responsible to provide its workforce with IT consumables ( ink/toner cartridges, labels, and paper). Note: Contractors using Govt IT equipment will not be able to write data to CDs, DVDs, thumb drives, or other multimedia devices without special written approval. |
| 95 |
| What is the bandwidth requirement for the USG Fiber Optic Cable (FOC) internet connection? |
| attachment J2 Page 26 |
| C-4.2.1.c.3 |
| Minimum of 10M bits downlink. The Government will work with the Contractor and U.S. Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) for the internet connection. The internet connection will be the DLA Enterprise Telecommunications Network. |
| 96 |
| What areas (i.e. data center, warehouses, outdoor storage), components, devices, etc. should the uninterrupted power supply support? |
| TE3.7 |
| 10b |
| A UPS will be used wherever there is cabinet storing network equipment (i.e. routers, switches, servers). |
| 97 |
| Will the USG or the Contractor provide the uninterrupted power supply for the enitre facility? |
| TE3.7 |
| 10b |
| The Contractor shall provide the required number of UPSs. |
| 98 |
| If the contractor supplies the uninterrupted power supply, what is the capacity required (i.e. KVA)? |
| TE3.7 |
| 10b |
| Standard rack mount Smart UPS depending on the load of the equipment mounted in the rack (i.e. APC Smart-UPS, 980 Watts / 1500 VA, Input 230V / Output 230V, Interface Port DB-9 RS-232, Smart Slot, USB, Rack Height 2 U). |
| 99 |
| What is the heat emission expected in the data center? (i.e. temperature)? |
| TE3.7 |
| 7a |
| The Data Center, also known as the Computer Room (Section 4.2.1.C.1. ) shall be at least 350 Sq Ft and will contain up to three standard racks to house the required telecommunications, SAN, and server IT equipment. We do not anticipate having any large CPUs that dissipate above average heat. |
This room will also be used for storing and maintaining/repairing IT equipment.
PWS states a average temperature of 75 degrees Fahrenheit + or -5 degrees. This will be changed in an amendment to 70 degrees Fahrenheit.
| 100 |
| What is the total number of physical servers that will be installed in the data center? |
| TE3.7 |
| 7a |
| Expect between 2 and 5 servers total. |
| 101 |
| Would the following Fiber Optic Cable (FOC) wiring approach be accepted by the USG? |
FOC Multi-mode in star configuration to connect all the wiring closets inside the warehouse, in conjunction with a FOC Single-Mode in star configuration to connect the warehouses to the data center.
| attachment J2 |
| 4.2.1.c.4 |
| No. Multi-mode FOC is unacceptable. Single mode only. |
| 102 |
| Since Kuwait is not a War Zone nor designated as a Danger Pay Zone, can the requirement for US citizens to process through the Deployment Center located in the US be eliminated or waived? |
| J.2 Pg 8 |
| 1.5 Key Personnel - C - Deployment Center Requirements |
| Waivers, if granted, would come from the |
Combatant Commander responsible for the Central Command. DLAs contract requires compliance with CENTCOM policy; therefore if waivers are obtained from CENTCOM the contractor would not be in violation of same.
| 103 |
| Do US Citizens assigned to the project, but already present in Kuwait have to return to the USA to attend the Deployment Center? |
| J.2 Pg 8 |
| 1.5 Key Personnel - C - Deployment Center Requirements |
| If employees are certified by CENTCOM to work in the AOR because they have been to CRC or UDC then they do not have to return. If they are not certified, they will have to return to become certified or obtain a waiver from CENTCOM prior to contract execution. |
| This paragragh mentions notification through DSS effective 1 Nov 2011 and later in the same paragraph 1 Nov 2010. Which date is correct? |
| J.2 Pg 15 |
| 1.7.4. D |
| The correct year is 2010 and corrected in amendment. |
| 105 |
| Is the requirement for the 3 training rooms a permanent requirement, or only during the initial DSS training period? |
| J2. pg 16 |
| 1.7.5. C |
| The three training rooms are required for initial DSS training – they do not have to be permanent structures. The training rooms must be adequate structures to accommodate the required DSS training. |
The Government recommends at least one permanent training room in order to conduct new employee training or probable future enhancements to the current DSS required training.
| IT infrastructure can't be installed prior to the US Government coordination / approval. The 21 days allowed in the start-up plan is insufficient to lay the cable trays, install manholes and piping, and to pull the cables. This is in addition to building the server and hub areas. Can this period be extended? |
| J.2 pg 21 |
| 3.1.2.C |
| The Government will amend this portion of the contract to read: |
The Contractor shall install power, cabling, communications cabinets, and communications closets to support the government IT infrastructure. See paragraph 3.2.1 Contractor Furnished Facilities (sub-para C, IT Infrastructure) for specific information. It is recommended the contractor coordinate with the KO or designee before installing final End-User cable drops and Wireless Access Point drops in the event these need to be moved based on final storage aid layout (Racks, Bins, Bulk locations). Section C 1.7.5 updated via amendment to add (NLT 28 days after Contract award).
| 107 |
| This paragraph states "Have the capability to on be controlled by Government personnel only (key control)". Is the word 'on' supposed to be "only" and does this access require an electronic access system? |
| J.2 pg 25 |
| 4.2.1.C.1.B |
| C 4.2.1.C.1.b updated via amendment to read “only” and does not need to be an electronic access system. |
| 108 |
| Can the required HVAC system for the hub areas and storage rooms for IT be a normal wall unit or split type unit as long as the temperature level is maintained? |
| J.2 pg 25 |
| 4.2.1.C.1.C |
| Section to 4.2.1.C.1. refers to the main Computer Room, also known as a Data Center or Computer Facility. This one room shall be a minimum of 350 square feet and shall contain the Govt core telecommunications, data storage, and server equipment. Climate and temperature control levels are as stated in the PWS. It does not matter if the HVAC unit is a normal wall unit or vented in from another location, so long as the room is secured and in compliance with the requirements stated in TE 3.7 (DLA J6N Computer Facility Requirements Policy). |
| 109 |
| Since the warehouse will be temperature controlled, why do the hubs have to be in a separate temperature controlled room? |
| J.2 pg 25 |
| 4.2.1.C.1.C |
| 4.2.1.C.1.C refers to the Computer Room. For this question, refer to 4.2.1.C.2. |
The contractor can use Communications Closets and/or Communications Cabinets to house Govt IT network equipment throughout the compound. Cabinets may be used within the warehouses, so long as they can be secured/locked (Govt key control) and are climate controlled as stated in the PWS. Communications Closets are considered separate rooms. If the Contractor chooses to use a Closet, they need to ensure the closet can be secured/locked (Govt key control) and are climate controlled as stated in the PWS.
| 110 |
| Does the CGA area require a separate access control system than the rest of the facility? |
| J.2. pg 24 |
| 4.2.A |
| Require separate access but not necessarily a separate control system. |
| 111 |
| What is the definition "Min_drp_qty"? |
| TE 1.3 Current Snapshot DLA NSN |
See updated TE 1.3. This column has been deleted from the TE 1.3
| 113 |
| What does 'drp' stand for in 'min _drp_qty'? |
| TE 1.3 Current Snapshot DLA NSN |
drp = Distribution Requirement Planning
| 114 |
| Can you please provide us with the max_drp_qty? |
| TE 1.3 Current Snapshot DLA NSN |
TE 1.3 updated via amendment. This column has been deleted from the TE 1.3
| 115 |
| What does 'emq' stand for? |
| TE 1.3 Current Snapshot DLA NSN |
Economic Movement Quantity
| 116 |
| What does column heading 'hmic' stand for? |
| TE 1.3 Current Snapshot DLA NSN |
Hazardous Management Indicator Code
| 117 |
| Under 'hmic' column you have letters D, N, P, Y etc.. What do these letters stand for? |
| TE 1.3 Current Snapshot DLA NSN |
New Technical Library documents have been added to provide definitions to the letters.
| 118 |
| What does column heading 'mgr' stand for? |
| TE 1.3 Current Snapshot DLA NSN |
mgr" = Supply Chain manager who manages that item
| 119 |
| Under column heading 'mgr', what does SMS stand for? |
| TE 1.3 Current Snapshot DLA NSN |
SMS Routing Identifier Code (RIC) to identify material that is DLA managed.
| 121 |
| Under column heading ‘ciic’, what do the abbreviations 7, I, J, M, N, U, V, X, Z stand for? |
| TE 1.3 Current Snapshot DLA NSN |
CIIC = Controlled Inventory Item Code; See attached new TE 1.3 New Technical Library document have been added to provide definitions to the letters.
| 122 |
| What does column heading 'slc' stand for? |
| TE 1.3 Current Snapshot DLA NSN |
Shelf Life Code
| 123 |
| Under ui (Unit) what do the following abbreviations mean: |
AT, AY, BD, BE, BF, BG, BT, BX, CL, CN, CO, CY, DR, DZ, EA, FT, GL, GR, HD, KT, LB, LG, MX, OT, PG, PM, PR, QT, RL, RO, SE, SH, SL, SP, TU?
TE 1.3 Current Snapshot DLA NSN
See amended TE 1.3 New Technical Library documents have been added to provide definitions to the letters.
| 124 |
| Please provide a 'Product Description' and 'NSN' for all line items in the excel file TE 1.3 Current Snapshot DLA NSN. |
| TE 1.3 Current Snapshot DLA NSN |
A product description will not be provided due to OPSEC regulations prohibited based on security concerns.
| 125 |
| In addition to volume, please provide dimensions (length x width x height) of each NSN. |
| TE 1.3 Current Snapshot DLA NSN |
TE 1.3 modified via amendment to include this information.
| 126 |
| Please provide the preferred or recommended storage medium for each NSN, (i.e. Plastic Totes, Bins, Shelves, Pallet Racking, Floor stacking, Bulk Storage). |
| TE 1.3 Current Snapshot DLA NSN |
TEs 1.4, 1.5, and 1.6 indicate storage type. Updated TE 1.3 does not indicate storage type.
This requirement is up to the Contractor to determine how/where to store these items.
| 127 |
| Please confirm the units of measure for 'Cube' (i.e. Cubic Feet, Cubic Inches, Cubic Meter). |
| TE 1.3 Current Snapshot DLA NSN |
Cubic feet
| 128 |
| Please confirm the units of measure for weight (i.e. Pounds, Kilograms, Grams or other). |
| TE 1.3 Current Snapshot DLA NSN |
Pounds, Lbs
| 129 |
| Please define 'Original SRC'. |
| TE 1.3 Current Snapshot DLA NSN |
TE 1.3 modified via amendment and Tab labeled 'Original SRC' removed.
| 130 |
| Please define 'Original emq_planning_90_running'. |
| TE 1.3 Current Snapshot DLA NSN |
TE 1.3 modified via amendment and Tab labeled “emq_planning_90_running” removed.
| 131 |
| Please provide a 'Product Description' and 'NSN' for all line items in the excel file TE 1.4 Current Snapshot AMC. |
| TE1.4 Current Snapshot AMC |
A product description will not be provided due to OPSEC regulations based onsecurity concerns
| 132 |
| Under column heading 'mgr' what do the following abbreviations mean: |
A12, AKZ, B14, B16, B17, MPB, NCB, SMS?
TE1.4 Current Snapshot AMC
They are the identification code to represent the different mangers or Commands that manage the stock/material
| 133 |
| What is the meaning of "AMC" in tab 'AMC NSNs'? |
| TE1.4 Current Snapshot AMC |
Army Material Command
| 134 |
| Please provide a 'Product Description' and 'NSN' for all line items in the excel file TE 1.6 Controlled Climate Storage. |
| TE1.6 Controlled Climate Storage |
A product description will not be provided due to, OPSEC regulations based on security concerns
| 135 |
| What does column heading 'demil' stand for? |
| TE1.6 Controlled Climate Storage |
Demilitarization Code
| 136 |
| What do letters 'A', B, D, G, Q, F mean under column heading 'demil'? |
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