Questions and Answers 20230315.docx
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- W911QY23R1014
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This document contains a combined synopsis and solicitation for laser eye protection goggles and kits from vendors currently listed on the Authorized Protective Eyewear Qualified Products List. The Army Contracting Command - Aberdeen Proving Ground is seeking proposals to provide eyewear that meets the salient characteristics and military specifications outlined in the attachments. Proposals are due by 3:00pm Eastern Time on April 6, 2023 and shall be submitted electronically to the points of contact provided. The solicitation involves multiple expected awards of firm fixed price contracts for an indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity of laser eye protection products to support the Combat Capabilities Development Command - Soldier Center.
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| Attachment 1 Salient Characteristics.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
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1. What is the expected timeline for award?
Within approximately 45 days after the solicitation closes.
1. How many awardees are expected?
Please see the first paragraph of the solicitation section (i).
1. What is the due date for FAT units?
Approximately 2 months after receipt of a contract award.
1. What is the duration of government FAT?
Technically speaking, 1 month, but that depends on the number of awards the government makes.
1. Will production items be purchased in one delivery order or a series of delivery orders? What is the expected release date for production? Does the contract have an expiration date?
The Government anticipates awarding multiple Firm Fixed Price (FFP) “contracts” from this solicitation using the SF1449, but reserves the right to award one or no contracts. (not awarding delivery orders). There is not an expected release date for production at this point in time. The government will not have expiration date info until award(s) are made.
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