Attachment_0050_-_RFP_Q&As_Round_7.xlsx

General Q&A- Pre Sol

Maintenance), and 06.01.02 (Fault Repair).

At Site 001 in Kuwait in PWS 04.02.02 (Power/Electricity), there are 81 generators below 400 KW listed. In PWS 06.01.01 (Preventive Maintenance) there are 160 generators listed with no reference to the KW size.

Are the 81 generators in PWS 04.02.02 (Power/ Electricity) a subset of the 160 generators listed in PWS 06.01.01 (Preventive Maintenance) or should we be estimating performing maintenance for 241 generators across the two separate PWS Elements (PWS 06.01.01 and PWS 06.01.02)?

Public For paragraphs in PWS Section IV, the Offeror shall propose only labor associated with “Operator checks and minor maintenance” which “is a separate and distinct task from maintenance performed under Section VI” as described in PWS 04.00.

The Offeror shall propose to the respective quantities identified in the RFP Attachment for each paragraph. For example, propose to 81 on PWS 04.02.02 and 160 on PWS 06.01.01 for KUW001.

Within PWS 06.01.02, the workload driver identifies the type of equipment and the average number of fault repair (e.g. work order) occurrences “monthly”. The quantity does not represent the equipment density.

3 Environmental Control Units In the RFP through Amendment A00009, the following PWS services related to Environmental Control Units appear to require similar work, contain duplicated workload, or create potential gaps: PWS

04.02.01 (Environmental Control), PWS 06.01.01 (Preventive Maintenance), and

06.01.02 (Fault Repair) At Site 001 in Kuwait, in PWS 04.02.01 (Environmental Control), there are 55 split units, 4 Package HVAC Units, and 59 Window Units for a total of 118 Environmental Control Units. Also, in PWS 06.01.01 (Preventive Maintenance) there are 118 Environmental Control Units. Additionally, in PWS 06.01.02 (Fault Repair) there are 118 environmental control units.

Are we to estimate maintaining 118 units or 354 units?

For paragraphs in PWS Section IV, the Offeror shall propose only labor associated with “Operator checks and minor maintenance” which “is a separate and distinct task from maintenance performed under Section VI” as described in PWS 04.00.

The Offeror shall propose to the respective quantities identified in the RFP Attachment for each paragraph. For example, propose to 118 on PWS 04.02.01 and 118 on PWS 06.01.01 for KUW001.

Within PWS 06.01.02, the workload driver identifies the type of equipment and the average number of fault repair (e.g. work order) occurrences “monthly”. The quantity does not represent the equipment density.

4 Attachment 0004 Iraq At Site OIR004, in PWS 06.01.01 (Preventive Maintenance) identifies 200 generators to be maintained. PWS 06.01.02 (Fault Repair) identifies 171 generators. No generators are listed in PWS 04.02.02 (Power Generation).

Can you please provide clarification on what we should estimate?

Can you please provide clarification on what we should estimate?

The USG’s intent is to identify to Offerors that the requirement to manage Class IX ground and air lines which are included in the Class II, III(P), IV, VII ASL / ATFL # of lines.

NOTE: See revised Attachments 0002-0010 for standardized hours of operation formatting/nomenclature.

14 Kwajalein Attachment_0006_-_Kwajalein_Tech_Exhibit_-_Rev6 WBS 04.10.02 – What are the hours of operation for the community centers at multiple sites? Hour of operation provided. See revised Attachment 0006 in Amendment 0010.

NOTE: See revised Attachments 0002-0010 for standardized hours of operation formatting/nomenclature.

15 Arabian Peninsula, Iraq, EUCOM, NTC, Afghanistan Attachment_0003_-_AP_Other_Tech_Exhibit_-_Rev5;

Attachment_0004_-_Iraq_Tech_Exhibit_-_Rev_5;

Attachment_0005_-_EUCOM_Tech_Exhibit_-_Rev8;

Attachment_0007_-_NTC_Tech_Exhibit_-_Rev5;

Attachment_0010_-_Afghanistan_Tech_Exhibit_-_Rev5 Assumptions Tab – WBS 06.01.01 – The Government has replaced some types of equipment with new titles. The following legacy titles remain in the workload data, making it unclear whether this was intended or if they are separate requirements. Will the Government provide guidance on how to handle workload drivers with these titles?

- Reefer – Attachment 0004

- Sensitive Items – Attachment 0004, 0005, 0008, 0010

- Avg Monthly Primary Lift Stations – Attachment 0003

- Avg Monthly DFAC Equipment Service – Attachment 0005 USG acknowledges the error. See revised Attachments 0002-0010 in Amendment 0010.

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