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National Maintenance Strategy
Industry Day
LTC John Hall, PdM
Mr. Tracy Mitchell, DPdM
Mr. Alvin Bing, PI
01SEP2015
September 2015Project Manager TS
Agenda
Time Topic Presenter
0730 - 0845 Check-In/Registration
0900 - 0910 Welcome/ Ground Rules/ Security/OPSEC Alvin Bing
0910 - 0920 Acquisition Insight Mr. Scott Davis
0920 - 0930 Current State in Theater Mr. Patrick Dulin
0930 - 0945 NMS Overview LTC John Hall
0945 - 1030 NMS Logistics Thomas Miller
1030 - 1040 Break
1040 - 1110 NMS Solicitation Overview Craig Goepper
1110 - 1130 Pricing Overview Devin Kliebert
1130 - 1400 Lunch Break
1400 - 1530 Questions & Answers Craig Goepper
1530 -1600 Closing Remarks Alvin Bing
Welcome
Alvin Bing
Program Integrator
PdM Allied Tactical Vehicles (ATV)
Government Senior Leadership
Senior Leader Title
Mr. Scott Davis
Program Executive Officer Combat Support and Combat Service
Support
Mr. Patrick Dulin
Executive Director for Sustainment/EF-5 Joint Contingency
Acquisition Support Office
COL Brett Gordon Director of Logistics Operations ANSF LOG EF5.1
Mr. John Klotsko Director Operational Logistics OSD ATL LMR Program Support
Ms. Patricia Plotkowski Deputy Project Manager Transportation Systems
Mr. John Velliky
Director Combat Support Contracting - Army Contracting Command-
Warren
Industry Day Purpose
• Update participants on the Army’s vision for the NMS program
• Promote networking among potential program participants
• Provide an overview of the NMS RFP
• Receive feedback from industry on the draft RFP
• Today's presentation is for informational purposes only
• Contractors are encouraged to submit written questions on a 3x5 comment card. Please include your company name/contact – this information will NOT be included in the Q&A posting.
• Most if not all questions submitted will be publicly answered in front of all attendees during the Q&A session
• All questions and answers will be posted on FedBizOpps
• RFP language takes precedence over anything said here today
• Instructions for obtaining the briefings presented here and future updates will be posted to:
https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&tab=core&i d=97a0c2c55f0bdbb2085a3daa2d39acca
Ground Rules https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&tab=core&id=97a0c2c55f0bdbb2085a3daa2d39acca
• The Dining Facility has been cleared for discussions or information up to PUBLIC RELEASABLE
• BADGES: Must be worn at all times while in the conference area.
• Secure badges from view when leaving the meeting area and report lost or stolen badges immediately.
• Restrict NMS conversations to dining facility and conference room
• In the event of an emergency, you will receive direction on what actions to take
Security Rules for Conference
Security Rules to Remember
• Cell phones & electronic devices are to be turned off or on vibrate during briefings
• Please do not leave sensitive items/material unattended
• Photography is not permitted
• Return your Security Badge and Name Tag upon departure
Dining Facility Layout
One-on-One
Sessions
Restrooms Restrooms
Registration
Table
Entry/Exit
Doors
Entry/Exit
Doors
Refreshments
Kitchen Area
Industry Day Seating
Acquisition Insight
Mr. Scott Davis
Program Executive Officer
Combat Support & Combat Service Support
• Full Support by Stakeholders:
• Developing a capable Afghan National Defense Security Force
(ANDSF) is important to continuing the transition of Coalition forces out of Afghanistan.
• The National Maintenance Strategy is a priority effort, in close partnership with a wide range of stakeholders to maximize effective support to the ANDSF.
• The Schedule Matters!
• Industry feedback is essential to ensuring we have clear requirements that are achievable and affordable.
Acquisition Insight
Current State in Theater
Mr. Patrick Dulin
Executive Director for Sustainment/EF-5
Joint Contingency Acquisition Support Office
Defense Logistics Agency
Current State
• Background (Historical Context of Logistics Shortfalls)
• Focus was building up warfighting capability
• Sustainment became focus 2012
• Multiple assessments (DoD IG, Staff Assistant Visits, OSD Studies) “logistics not mature”
• Higher level skills (maintenance mgmt, supply mgmt.) need further support to mature
• Key Logistics Structures of Afghan Forces
• Afghan National Defense and Security Forces (ANDSF)
Afghan National Army (ANA): Ministry of Defense (MoD)
Afghan National Police (ANP): Ministry of Interior (MoI)
• Current and Projected U.S./Coalition Footprint
• Security
NMS Overview
LTC John Hall
Product Manager
• Vision:
• To achieve an organic maintenance and sustainment capability in the
Afghan National Defense and Security Forces (ANDSF) for vehicles, ground equipment and weapons.
• Purpose:
• To provide training and mentoring in maintenance and supply chain management and Contractor Logistics Support (CLS) to the ANDSF.
These services support United States strategic objectives in transitioning the war effort to the Government of the Islamic Republic of
Afghanistan (GIRoA).
• Mission:
• Enable the ANDSF to be self-sufficient in maintaining and sustaining its vehicles, ground equipment and weapons. Developing this capability is critical to the Coalition exit strategy from Afghanistan.
Overview
• This effort provides targeted training at the management and leadership levels to transition all responsibility for maintenance, sustainment, and supply to the ANDSF.
• Both ANA and ANP will remain independent of each other with separate facilities, maintenance locations and operating procedures.
Overview Cont.
• Requirements:
• Training and Mentoring
• Contractor Logistics Support (CLS) Production
• Transition
• Target Award Date
• October 2016
• Period of Performance Options:
• 5 years (1 year base and 4 option years)
• Desired Outcome
• Develop long term capacity and generate near term readiness
Program Objectives
• Draft RFP: July 2015
• Industry Day: September 2015
• RFP Release: January 2016
• RFP Closes: March 2016
• Contract Award: October 2016
• Initial Operational Capability: December 2016
• Fully Operational Capability: February 2017
Key Milestones
NMS Logistics
Thomas Miller
Logistics Manager, NMS
PdM ATV
Logistics Requirements
• Training and Mentoring
• Logistics Leadership Training and Mentoring (LLTM)
• Maintenance Management Training and Mentoring (MMTM)
• Maintenance Training (MT)
• Quality Control (QC)
• Supply Chain Management Training and Mentoring (SCMTM)
• Maintenance Supply Support (MSS)
• Warehouse Supply Chain Management Training and Mentoring (WSCMTM)
• Warehouse Supply Support (WSS)
• Workforce
• Local Nationals (LN’s)
• Other Country Nationals (OCN) and Ex Patriot's (Expats) Visa’s
Deployment Requirements
• Contractor Logistics Support (CLS)
• 20% of work orders (National and Regional Sites)
Technical Inspections
Afghan Supply System (CORE-IMS)
Contractor Managed Parts Supply (CMPS)
Repairable Items (Engines, Transmissions, etc.) and Packaging
• Density Listing
• Wheeled Vehicles (Standard and Non Standard)
• Ground Support Equipment
• Weapons (Standard and Non Standard)
• Life Support (Section “H”)
• Living Quarters
• Medical
• Dining Facilities
• Security
Intra-Theater Personnel Ground Movements
Inside Perimeter
Force Protection
Arming of Contractors (Weapons)
• Challenges
• Ability to influence changing of the Afghan Culture
• Corruption
• Language Barriers
• Immature Supply System
• Class IX (Repair Parts) Accountability
• Estimated Cost of Damage (ECOD)
• Maintenance and Supply Quality Control
• Maintenance (Repair of Equipment)
• Repairable Items (Engines, Transmissions, Axle Assemblies, etc.)
• Intra-Theater Transportation (EVAC of Equipment for Repair and Supply Support)
• Security
Regional Maintenance Work Order
Quality Control Equipment Inspection
(MOD/MOI 63)
Technical Inspection Sheet Reviewed
MOD/MOI/MMTM
agrees on work order distribution (ANA/ANP or CLS)
Maintenance Action
Part Available at
Regional Warehouse
Part Available in CMPS
Repair made
ANA/ANP/CLS
determination
Part Needed?
Issue against work order
COR approval and Issue against work order
Repair Made
Re-Order
CMPS
Replacement
CORE-IMS
Close Out Work Order
Contact Unit for pick up
Re-Order
CMPS
Replacement Contractor
Supply (COR Approval)
YES
YES
NO
NO
YES
Order Parts through CORE-IMS and Defer
MaintenanceNO
OR
CLS
(20%)
Part Needed
Order Parts through
CORE-IMS NO
NMS
ANA/ANP
Contractor
Issue against work order
Repair made
YES
Repair Made
YES NO
Current Job order will be completed prior to Deferring Maintenance for the Non Mission Capable (NMC) action. NMC equipment will be placed in a holding status and parts ordered. Repair will go back into the Maintenance
Work Order Process when parts are available for repair.
National Maintenance Work Order
Quality Control Equipment Inspection
(MOD/MOI 63)
Technical Inspection Sheet Reviewed
MOD/MOI/MMTM
agrees on work order distribution (ANA/ANP or CLS)
Maintenance Action
Part Available at
National Warehouse
Part Available in CMPS
Repair made
ANA/ANP/CLS
determination
Part Needed?
Issue against work order
COR approval and Issue against work order
Repair Made
Re-Order
CMPS
Replacement
CORE-IMS
Close Out Work Order
Contact Unit for pick up
Re-Order
CMPS
Replacement Contractor
Supply (COR Approval)
YES
YES
NO
NO
YES
Order Parts through CORE-IMS and Defer
MaintenanceNO
OR
CLS
(20%)
Part Needed
Order Parts through
CORE-IMS NO
NMS
ANA/ANP
Contractor
Issue against work order
Repair made
YES
Repair Made
YES NO
Current Job order will be completed prior to Deferring Maintenance for the Non Mission Capable (NMC) action. NMC equipment will be placed in a holding status and parts ordered. Repair will go back into the Maintenance
Work Order Process when parts are available for repair.
Standard (NSN Assigned)
Regional Level Parts Request Process Flow
Work Order Request
Submitted
Part Request Validated
MOD/MOI 14
Completed and Routed for Signature
MOD/MOI 14
Approved Regional
Level
MOD/MOI 14
Approved National
Level
Stock Checked at the Regional Level
Stock Checked at the National Level
Part Available?
Part Available?
Issue Part
(MOD/MOI 9)
for Repair
Release Part
(MOD/MOI 9)
and Transport to Regional Site
Order through
CLSSA
W/STARRPC
Input Requisition In
CORE-IMS
Document Number
Provided and Updated
CORE-IMS
Part Filled from USASAC and shipped to National
Level
Part Received at the
National Level
NO YES
YESNO
NMS
ANA/ANP
U.S Gov.
Agency
DHL
Fed Ex
National Air Cargo (NAC) Mil Air (C130, C17)
CATO (ISAF / NATO)
Military Postal Service
(MPS)
Host Nation Trucking (HNT)
Non Standard (NSN Not Assigned)
Regional Level Parts Request Process Flow
Work Order Request
Submitted
Part Request Validated
MOD/MOI 14
Completed and Routed for Signature
MOD/MOI 14
Approved Regional
Level
MOD/MOI 14
Approved National
Level
Stock Checked at the Regional Level
Stock Checked at the National Level
Part Available?
Part Available?
Issue Part
(MOD/MOI 9)
for Repair
Release Part
(MOD/MOI 9)
and Transport to Regional Site
Order through SNAP Process
Input Requisition In
CORE-IMS
Document Number
Provided and Updated CORE-
IMS
Part Filled from
TACOM
Warren and shipped to
National Level
Part Received at the National
Level
NO YES
YESNO
NMS
ANA/ANP
U.S. Gov.
Agency
DHL
Fed Ex
National Air Cargo (NAC) Mil Air (C130, C17)
CATO (ISAF / NATO)
Military Postal Service
(MPS)
Host Nation Trucking (HNT)
Standard (NSN Assigned)
National Level Parts Request Process Flow
Work Order Request
Submitted
Part Request Validated
MOD/MOI 14
Completed and Routed for Signature
MOD/MOI 14
Approved National
Level
Stock Checked at the National Level
Part Available?
Received at National
Level Issue Part
(MOD/MOI 9)
for Repair
Input Requisition In
CORE-IMS
Document Number
Provided and Updated
CORE-IMS
Part Filled from USASAC and shipped to National
Level
NO YES
NMS
ANA/ANP
U.S Gov.
Agency
DHL
Fed Ex
National Air Cargo (NAC) Mil Air (C130, C17)
CATO (ISAF / NATO)
Military Postal Service
(MPS)
Host Nation Trucking (HNT)
Order through
CLSSA
W/STARRPC
Non Standard (NSN Not Assigned)
National Level Parts Request Process Flow
Work Order Request
Submitted
Part Request Validated
MOD/MOI 14
Completed and Routed for Signature
MOD/MOI 14
Approved National
Level
Stock Checked at the National Level
Part Available?
Received at National
Level Issue Part
(MOD/MOI 9)
for Repair
Input Requisition In
CORE-IMS
Document Number
Provided and Updated
CORE-IMS
Part Filled from TACOM Warren and shipped to National
Level
NO YES
NMS
ANA/ANP
U.S Gov.
Agency
DHL
Fed Ex
National Air Cargo (NAC) Mil Air (C130, C17)
CATO (ISAF / NATO)
Military Postal Service
(MPS)
Host Nation Trucking (HNT)
Order through SNAP
Process
Kabul
Quetta
Asadabad
Miram Shah
Chaman
Bamian
Kohat
Parachinar
Zaranj
Termez
Taloqan
Peshawar
Islamabad
Ghazni
Mashad
Shebergan
Gardez
Bagram
Kunduz
Jalalabad
Zabul
Kandahar
Herat
Qalat
Meymaneh
Deh Rawod
Orgun-e
Farah
Mazar-e
Sharif
Baghran
Khowst
Jacobabad
Karshi
Asadabad
Gamberi
Peshawar
Islamabad
Mashad Meymaneh
Kandahar
• Heavy Repair Workshop (HRW)
• RLSC Kandahar
ANA in Afghanistan
Unclassified
Kabul Cluster
• ANA General Staff G4 (GSG4)
• ANA Acquisition, Technology, and
Logistics (AT&L)
• Central Workshop (CWS)
• Heavy Repair Workshop (HRW)
• Central Supply Depot (CSD)
• RLSC Kabul
• Air Corp Compound Kabul
Eastern Region
• RLSC Gardez
Northern Region
• RLSC Maz-e-Shariff
Southern Region
• RLSC Helmand
Western Region
• RLSC Herat
Helmand
Eastern Region
• RLSC Gamberi
Uruzgan
23 September 2015
Kabul
Quetta
Asadabad
Miram Shah
Chaman
Bamian
Kohat
Parachinar
Zaranj
Termez
Taloqan
Peshawar
Islamabad
Ghazni
Mashad
Shebergan
Gardez
Bagram
Kunduz
Jalalabad
Kandahar
Herat
Qalat
Meymaneh
Deh Rawod
Orgun-e
Farah
Mazar-e
Sharif
Baghran
Khowst
Jacobabad
Karshi
Asadabad
Gamberi
Peshawar
Islamabad
Mashad Meymaneh
Kandahar
• RLC Kandahar
ANP in Afghanistan
Unclassified
Kabul Cluster
• ANP General Staff
• National Logistics Center (NLC) Wardak
• Central Maintenance Facility (CMF)
• RLC Kabul
Eastern Region
• RLC Gardez
Northern Region
• RLC Maz-e-Shariff
Southern Region
• RLC Helmand
Western Region
• RLC Herat
Helmand
Eastern Region
• RLC Jalalabad
Zabul Southern Region
• RLC Zabul
Northern Region
• RLC Kunduz
Uruzgan
Central Region
• RLC Uruzgan
23 September 2015
BREAK
10 Minutes
NMS Solicitation Overview
Craig Goepper
Contracting Officer, NMS
Army Contracting Command - Warren
• Contracting Strategy
• NMS Contract Line Item Numbers (CLINs)
• CLIN Types and Structure
• Incentives
• Proposal Instructions & Evaluation
Contracting Agenda
Contracting Strategy
• Full and Open Competition
• The Government will make a single award using best value/source selection trade-off procedures
• The Government intends to conduct discussions, consistent with FAR 52.215-
1(f)(4), ALT I;
• Offeror’s initial proposal should contain its best terms (cost/price and technical)
• Contract Types
• Hybrid Contract, including both Cost and Fixed-Price CLINs
NMS CLINs
• CLINs included in the draft RFP are for base period only
• CLIN structure for option periods will be the same as that for the base period
• Draft RFP includes Cost-Plus Incentive Fee (CPIF), Cost-Plus Fixed Fee
(CPFF), Cost No Fee, and Firm Fixed Price (FFP) Type CLINs
• CLINs for Training & Mentoring, CLS, Personnel Security, and Life
Support (0002-0027)
• Afghan National Army (ANA), CLINs 0002-0006, 0008, 0010-0017 (14 sites)
• Afghan National Police (ANP), CLINs 0007, 0009, 0018-0027 (12 sites)
CLIN Type Distribution
CLIN Description Contract
Type Performance Work Statement/RFP References
0001AA Phase-In FFP PWS 2.6
0002AA* Training & Mentoring CPIF PWS 3.1.2.1, 3.1.2.2.1, 3.1.2.2.2, 3.1.3.2, 3.1.3.4, 3.1.2.2.4
0002AB* Contractor Logistics Support CPIF PWS 3.2.1, 3.2.2
0002AC* Personnel Security CPFF Term PWS 4.1.2
0004AC* Basic Life Support CPFF Term PWS 4.3; Clause H-2 (5152.225-5908); Attachment 0002
0006AA* Logistics Leadership Training & Mentoring FFP PWS 3.1.1
0028AA Other Direct Costs (ODCs) CPFF Term N/A
0028AB Travel Cost No Fee PWS 2.8
0028AC Tools, Equipment, MHE FFP PWS 2.9
0028AD DBA Insurance Cost No Fee Clause I-52, FAR 52.228-3
0029AA Contractor Manpower Reporting (CMR) FFP Clause C-18 (52.237-4000)
0030AA Technical Manuals FFP PWS 4.5; CDRL A014
0030AB Programs of Instruction FFP CDRL A006
0031AA Material CPFF PWS 3.2.2, 3.2.3; Government to provide "plug" number
0032 CDRLs NSP
*Sample CLINs (these appear throughout CLINs 0002-0027)
Link to Attachment 0002:
Incentives
• Cost-Plus Incentive-Fee CLINs for Training & Mentoring and
Contractor Logistics Support
• Terms and conditions for the cost incentive are as set forth in FAR
Clause 52.216-10 (located in Section I)
• Offeror to Propose:
• Target Cost
• Target Fee (in dollars, and as a percentage of cost)
• Total, Target Cost Plus Target Fee
• Stipulated by the Government
• Minimum Fee/Maximum Fee
• Share Ratios
Share ratio for underrun of target cost
Share ratio for overrun of target cost
Need not be the same ratio
Government share always appears first
CPIF Example
F e e
Cost
CPIF GRAPH
($ Mil) Target Cost $105,000,000
Target Fee $10,500,000 (10.0%)
Minimum Fee $3,150,000 (3.0%)
Maximum Fee $13,650,000 (13.0%)
Share Ratio:
Over 70 / 30
Under 70 / 30
Maximum Fee
Target Fee
T arget C o st
Minimum Fee
CPIF Sample Calculation - Underrun
CPIF Sample Calculation - Overrun
Instructions to Offerors
• ASFI and Procnet are being deactivated and will no longer be utilized for NMS. All information will be on FedBizOps
• Submit electronic proposal only through FedBizOps (note that this instruction differs from the draft RFP – will be revised in final RFP)
• Present information and clearly label each volume, consistent with instruction
• Begin file upload well in advance of the solicitation closing date and time to ensure that the entire proposal is received in time to be considered for award
• Subcontracting Plan (as required by clause I-180, FAR 52.219-9) is not required as part of the proposal. However, it will be required of the successful offeror
• Detailed instructions for proposal submission may be incorporated in to the draft RFP, but will be included in the final RFP
Evaluation
• The Government will conduct its evaluation of proposals submitted in response to the NMS solicitation on a Best Value basis using
Source Selection Trade-Off Procedures in accordance with FAR
Subparts 15.101-1 and 15.3
• As part of the best value determination, the Government shall consider the relative strengths, weaknesses and risks of each proposal in selecting the offer that is most advantageous and represents the best overall value. The Government may make no contract award where it concludes that no proposal exists with a reasonable probability of achieving program and contract terms and conditions at an acceptable level of risk or price
• Detailed instructions for evaluation will be included in the final RFP
One-on-Ones
• Participants must have pre-registered – no additional attendees
• Time slots are firm – don’t be late, One-on-Ones will not go beyond the allotted time
• Government participation
• Contracting Officer
• Legal
• Technical Personnel
• Ground Rules – Sent to all companies that requested a One-on-One
• Questions
• That can be answered by the solicitation, will be
• That cannot be answered by the solicitation, will be posted with answers on FBO
Pricing Overview
Devin Kliebert
Pricing Team Chief
Tactical Vehicles/Installation & Vehicle
• Anticipated Proposal Content – Cost/Price
• Electronic Copies
All formulas, functions, macros, computations, or equations used to compute the proposed amounts
• Table of Contents
• Show each file submitted with a short description of the contents
• Cost/Price Summary by CLIN spreadsheet
• Total cost/price for each CLIN and subCLIN must match Section B
• CPIF, CPFF, and Cost No Fee CLINS and subCLINs
• Top-level spreadsheet time-phased by calendar quarter and organized by cost element
Direct Labor o Basis of Estimates by subCLIN
• Anticipated Proposal Content – Cost/Price (cont.)
• CPIF, CPFF, and Cost No Fee CLINS and subCLINs
Top-level spreadsheet time-phased by calendar quarter and organized by cost element o Subcontractor Costs
• For major subcontractors, submit cost information which is the same as required of the offerors o Material
• As stated in Section B o Other Direct Costs
• Provide explanation and how cost was estimated o Travel
• Total number of trips and total cost, or
• Cost Estimating Relationship o Rates
• Provide a list of the direct and indirect rates, by category and by offeror’s fiscal year, used in the development of the proposal
• Anticipated Proposal Content – Cost/Price (cont.)
• CPIF, CPFF, and Cost No Fee CLINS and subCLINs
Top-level spreadsheet time-phased by calendar quarter and organized by cost element o Fee
• CPIF CLINs/subCLINs – Target Fee Rate and Target Fee Dollars
• CPFF CLINs/subCLINs – Fee Rate and Fee Dollars
• FFP CLINs and subCLINs
Total Price, time phased by calendar quarter
• Anticipated Evaluation – Cost/Price
• Total Evaluated Cost/Price
Most Probable Cost for the CPIF, CPFF and Cost No Fee CLINs
Total Proposed Price for the FFP CLINs
NOTE: The Government will use the Total Evaluated Cost/Price, rather than the total proposed cost/price, in the trade-off evaluation to determine best value
• Most Probable Cost for CPIF, CPFF and Cost No Fee
Cost Realism
Cost Reasonableness
• Price Reasonableness for FFP
• Anticipated Evaluation – Cost/Price (cont.)
• Unbalanced Pricing
Price of one or more contract line items is significantly over or understated as indicated by the application of cost/price analysis techniques
A proposal the Government assesses to be unbalanced as to price, may be either rejected or unacceptable for award.
Lunch Break
1130 - 1400
Q&A Session
Craig Goepper
Contracting Officer, NMS
Army Contracting Command - Warren
Closing Remarks
Alvin Bing
Program Integrator
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