M30 Holster RFP Questions_Answers through August 19.docx
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This document consists of questions and answers related to an RFP (W911QY-24-R-0018) for the production of the M320 GL Holster. The RFP is a "build to spec" solicitation, providing a Government-furnished technical data package with Level 3 drawings. Alternative designs are not permitted. Key details include:
The solicitation is classified as a "NEGOTIATED SOLICITATION" and requests "Level 3" plans. The RFP is for the manufacture of a Government-designed textile item in accordance with a provided technical data package. Suppliers cannot propose alternative designs. CAD files for the provided drawings have been made available to interested bidders. The RFP includes requirements for an elastic strap and specifies the applicable NAICS code (315210) with a small business size standard of up to 750 employees. The holster is required to be in the Operational Camouflage Pattern color. The document also provides clarification on various drawing references and part specifications.
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M30 Holster RFP W911QY-24-R-0018 Questions and Answers 19 August
1. On drawing 2-6-1499, Section B-B, it appears that the sew line (finding no 10) goes through two (2) of the layers of the binding (finding no 8) and the 1” webbing (finding no 1), which we believe cannot be done. Can you provide some clarification?
Answer:
1. Section B-B of 2-6-1499 (- revision) is correct. The binding keeper should not migrate on FN 10. Initial sewing must be done inside out and inverted upon completion of the stitch line.
12 August
1. The Solicitation is classified as a “NEGOTIATED SOLICITATION” and requests “Level 3” plans. What latitude is there for an optimized alternative design?
2. Can we get CAD files for the plans provided in the solicitation?
3. Is the bungee strap required as part of the solution? Is it integrated with the carrier in some way or directly to the launcher? If directly to the launcher, should one from the existing supplier be included with each carry package?
4. The solicitation is tagged as small business set aside but then cites 750 employees as the target size of a bidder. 750 is larger than the small business definition, please clarify.
5. The solicitation also calls out the NAICS code of 31520 (Cut and Sew Apparel Contractor). Can a vendor propose a solution derived from a different NAICS code?
6. Has there been any prototyping and testing of the solution in the solicitation drawings?
7. On PL 2-6-1500, Finding No. 5, it calls for a quantity of four (4). However, the drawing 2-6-1500, Finding No. 5 references one (1). Please clarify which is correct.
Answer:
1. This solicitation is “build to spec,” Hence, the reference to a Government provided technical data package with Level 3 drawings. Alternative designs are not part of this solicitation.
2. PDF CAD drawings have been provided to all interested bidders.
3. The elastic strap built in accordance with drawing 2-6-1500, is a part of this system, and must made according to the Government provided drawing.
4. The small business size for NAICS code 315210 is up to 750 employees.
5. This solicitation is for the manufacture of a Government design textile item in accordance with a Government provided technical data package. Alternative designs are not part of this solicitation.
6. This item has been tested.
7. FN5, PL 2-6-1500 is quantity of one (1).
06 August
1. Can you provide us with drawing # 2-4-1035, Male Attachment Wheel, M17 Holster, and # 2-4-1023, Mount, MOLLE, M17 Holster? These are listed on PL 2-6-1493, Sheet 2, Main Panel Assembly, M320-GL Holster, finding no 8 and 9. Also, are there sources of supply listed on the drawings? If not, are you able to provide us with a list of suppliers for these items?
2. Is there a list of suppliers available for the following items? Drawing 2-6-1502, Muzzle Mount M320-GL Holster listed on PL 2-6-1493, Sheet 2, Main Panel Assembly, M320-GL Holster, finding no 10 and Aluminum Sheet, .09 Thk., Cut Size ¾ X Length 13”, listed on PL 2-6-1493, Sheet 2, Main Panel Assembly, M320-GL Holster, finding no 5.
3. Can you clarify where the label is to be located on the holster?
4. The part/identifying number referenced in PL 2-6-1499, 1 inch Strap, M320-GL Holster, Finding no 2, One inch Side Release Buckle, Female and PL 2-6-1500, Elastic Strap, M320-GL Holster, Finding no 3, One Inch Side Release Buckle, Male are not included in GL-PD 05-03. They reference 3.6.9.29 and 3.6.9.30. Can you provide specifications for these items?
5. Is the color for the MOLLE M320-GL Holster Class 10 – OCP?
Answer:
1. The source control drawings 2-4-1035 and 2-4-0123 are attached. The reference to drawing 2-4-1023 was a typo on PL 2-6-1493, FN 9. It is 2-4-0123.
2. Suppliers are not provided for the aluminum bar (FN5, PL 2-6-1493) or the muzzle mount (2-6-1502)
3. The label location is on the attached revised drawing 2-6-1493, FN 14
4. Paragraphs 3.6.9.29 and 3.6.9.30 are in the attached GL-PD-05-03D
5. The color class for the M320GL Holster is GL-PD-05-03D, class 10, Operational Camouflage Pattern for broad loom goods and Tan 499 for all solid colors.
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