Maverick Missile Fixture Stand Questions and Answers 28 February 2022.pdf
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This document contains questions and answers regarding a federal solicitation for a Maverick Missile Fixture Stand. The solicitation seeks a contractor to develop engineering drawings and CAD models for a missile fixture stand to the Level 3 technical data package standard. Step files are acceptable for the CAD model. The dashes in the bill of materials indicate different subassembly parts, and the agency is requesting all listed components regardless of configuration. The related federal contract opportunity is solicitation number W52P1J-22-R-3012 issued by the Department of the Army Materiel Command Joint Munitions Command for a Maverick Missile Fixture Stand, as further described in the attached documents.
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Maverick Missile Fixture Stand Questions and Answers 28 February 2022
Question: Does the contractor developed drawing need to meet the criteria of a Government Level 3 TDP, or just a standard drawing and CAD model to build from? Are STEP files acceptable for the CAD model?
Answer: Engineering says to go for the Level 3 TDP drawing standard. If this will prolong the job or add substantial cost, then is probably say it isn't necessary, though. You can go with standard drawing and CAD at that point.
The level 3 would just prepare you better for future endeavors, but the standard would meet our basic needs. Step files will work for the CAD file type.
Question: Do the dash numbers in the BOM shown on the print indicate different configurations? If so, is the agency asking for the components for every dash number listed in the BOM, or is there a certain configuration of stand being requested?
Answer: The dashes are different parts of the sub‐assemblies. Engineering would include all parts or options as shown on the drawing regardless of what they entail.
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