Industry_Day__4_Q&As.pdf
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This document contains answers to questions from an Industry Day event for a federal contract opportunity to operate the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant. The opportunity will involve the production of small caliber ammunition beginning in fiscal year 2020. The Industry Day was hosted by the Army Contracting Command - Rock Island, Project Manager for Maneuver Ammunition Systems, and the Joint Munitions Command at the Adams Pointe Conference Center on October 18, 2017 and at the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant on October 19, 2017. The answers provided asset details that will transfer to the contractor, note that cost data for specific operations are proprietary, and indicate that maintenance records are available but the government does not own rights to the current Computerized Maintenance Management System software.
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Answers provided herein are for planning purposes only. Do not rely on this information in formulating a proposal. Information contained within the Solicitation supersedes the information herein.
Industry Day #4 Question & Answers
November 1, 2018
1. Q: Would the Government provide the detail and status of the projects, which the contractor has invested into LCAAP that will become Government assets at the end of the current contract?
A: Assets associated with completed projects are captured in Attachment 0023 – Government Furnished Property. The Government will provide non-proprietary details associated with Government and contractor funded active/open projects.
2. Q: Can the Government provide the costs associated with the automatic 5.56mm primer charge and assembly operation?
A: Costs associated with the requested operation are proprietary to the incumbent and will not be provided.
3. Q: Can the Government provide an up-date on when the information on the current list of exception associated with MIL-STD-1916 will be posted to the VTL? (Reference 24 August 2018 Question Response) A: This information is currently available on the VTL.
4. Q: Can the Government provide the specific utility costs associated with the new HVAC system and the new compressor systems for USG fiscal year 2018?
A: The Government has provided the most up to date energy data (Natural Gas, Electricity, Steam, and Water) available, which includes the HVAC and compressor systems.
5. Q: Does the Government own the technical data rights to the current CMMS (Computerized
Maintenance Management System) software application which would facilitate continued use of the same CMMS system if a successor should choose to do so?
A: The Government does not own the rights to the system, but does own the maintenance records contained within the system. Maintenance records are available on the LCAAP VTL.
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