W15QKN20R0135 - Q47 and A47.docx
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This document outlines requirements for a federal solicitation seeking participation in a Shoot-Off Evaluation for 155mm Mobile Howitzer systems. The United States Army is seeking to replace its current fleet of towed howitzers and approved conducting a Shoot-off Evaluation of candidate systems in fiscal year 2021 to inform future requirements. Vendors must make their test hardware available at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona during the assigned testing window expected from January to March 2021. The United States Government will provide test ranges, ammunition, fuel, nitrogen and M776 cannon assemblies for integration purposes. The solicitation will utilize full and open competition to award firm-fixed-price contracts. Proposals should demonstrate how they provide the best value to the Government. The Department of the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command at Picatinny Arsenal is the contracting agency.
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| W15QKN20R0135 Amendment 0002.pdf | ||
| W15QKN20R0135 Amendment 0001.pdf | ||
| W15QKN20R0135 - 155mm Mobile Howitzer Shoot-Off Evaluation Event.pdf | ||
| W15QKN20R0135 - Exhibit A Contract Data Requirements List (CDRLs - DD1423) A001 through A013.pdf |
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W15QKN-20-R-0135
Mobile Howitzer Shoot-Off Evaluation Q/A47 Q47: Within Attachment E – Ported Tube Interface Control Document (ICD) there are instructions for required geometry of the ports:
a. Is it approved to increase dimension 3.345 at the muzzle port and 3.62 at the chamber port in order to get thicker wall under the transducers?
b. Is there a minimum and maximum dimension for that?
A47: The USG will allow variation in these dimensions so long the instrumentation can still take accurate readings and there is no interface between instrumentation, the cannon, and other weapon components.
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