Attachment_0006_-_Request_for_Use_of_BEB_Prohibited_Material.docx
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- w56hzv18r0134
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This document is a request form for a contractor to seek a waiver to use prohibited materials in the production of a Bridge Erection Boat (BEB) under solicitation number w56hzv18r0134. The contractor must provide details including an explanation of use, associated health hazards and required personal protective equipment, analysis of alternative materials considered and why they cannot be implemented, technical justification for why the prohibited material is necessary, and program risks associated with being denied the request. The contractor must also explain how the material would be eliminated from production if the waiver is not granted. The solicitation is for a 5-year firm-fixed price requirements contract valued at an undisclosed amount for M30 BEBs, crew protection kits, authorized stockage lists, special tools and test equipment, contractor support services, training, fielding support, and care and storage requirements. The award will be made on a sole source basis to Birdon America, LLC to support the Department of the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal.
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W56HZV-19-X-00XX
ATTACHMENT 0006
Request for Use of BEB Prohibited Material
29 June 2018
UNCLASSIFIED: Distribution Statement A. Approved for public release
CHANGES LOG
| DATE |
| DESCRIPTION of CHANGE |
1. General Information
Requesting Company
Date of Request
Point of Contact
BEB Prohibited material for which waiver is requested
2. Explanation of Use
Instructions: Provide a description of the parts/processes where the prohibited material will be used. Identify all components/parts which will contain the prohibited materials upon vehicle delivery. Identify whether or not the material will be required for operation or maintenance (including during vehicle rebuild). A separate spreadsheet may be attached listing the specific parts/processes, if needed.
3. Health Hazard
Instructions: Provide an explanation of any health hazards associated with the use or presence of the prohibited material. Include likely routes of exposure to both the operator and the maintainer. Identify if any personal protective equipment (PPE) that would be required as a result of using this material. Include the type of PPE and under what circumstances it would be required (manufacturing, operation, maintenance, etc.).
4. Analysis of Alternatives
Instructions: Identify all alternative which were considered for the prohibited material. If the alternative is only for specific applications, identify the type of parts it is a potential alternative for. Include explanation as to why each cannot be implemented.
5. Technical Justification
Instructions: Provide technical justification for the use of the BEB prohibited material. Explain why it is necessary and why it cannot be eliminated.
6. Program Risk
Instructions: Describe the program risk(s ) (cost, schedule, and performance) associated with denial of this request by the Government.
7. Get Well Plan
Instructions: Explain if and how you would eliminate the use of this prohibited material during production.
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