Market_Survey_M4__M4A1_JCAD.pdf

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MARKET SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRE: M4 and M4A1 Joint Chemical Agent Detector

QUESTIONNAIRE:

Service Provider

1. Name

2. Mailing Address

3. Website

4. Commercial and Government Entity Code (CAGE)

5. North American Industry Classification Systems (NAICS) number

6. Location of facility

7. Business Size and Eligibility under U.S. Government socio-economic programs and preference.

8. How long has your company been in business?

General:

1) Is the contractor capable of making necessary repairs or replace parts ensuring the instruments, the M4 (NSN 6665-01-552-2704) or M4A1 Joint Chemical Agent

Detector (JCAD) (NSN 6665-01-586-8286) will meet the Original Equipment

Manufacturers (OEM) serviceability standards?

2) Is the contractor ISO 9000 Quality Management System certified?

3) Can the contractor repair or replace items, returning them to the customer within 30 calendar days?

4) Can the contractor provide engineering analysis of inoperable detectors to identify root cause weaknesses in order to recommend solutions to reduce further failures?

5) Does the contractor have the expertise or available training to properly perform repairs or make part replacements?

6) Does the contractor have or can they obtain the proper test setup and test parameters to verify the detector’s performance?

7) Can the contractor obtain new parts needed to repair the detectors to return them to

OEM serviceability standards?

8) Will the contractor be capable of providing repaired detectors that meet the technical specifications detailed in the Source Controlled Document (SCD)?

9) Is the contractor familiar with the technology needed to ensure the detectors function properly?

Please send responses or questions with the subject line “M4 or M4A1 Joint Chemical Agent

Detector Service” to stephanie.n.thom.civ@mail.mil

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