Market Survey_2024.docx

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This document is a Market Survey from the Army Contract Command - Detroit Arsenal (ACC-DTA) for the Army Targetry System (ATS) Sustainment contract opportunity. ACC-DTA is conducting this survey to determine industry interest and capability in providing spare parts for range equipment previously procured. The survey includes questions about the responding organization's administrative information, technical capabilities, and experience with supply contracts. Responses are due by 3:00 pm EST on August 1, 2024. The anticipated ordering period for the potential future contract is three years. The purpose of the survey is to aid in the development of the acquisition strategy, identify potential offerors, and gather information for planning purposes. Respondents are asked to provide detailed technical and pricing information for the required spare parts in an attached Excel workbook.

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UNCLASSIFIED

MARKET SURVEY OF INTEREST

In Support of Army Targetry Programs

QUESTIONNAIRE

Interested Organizations are asked to complete the following questionnaire and provide electronic responses back to ACC-DTA’s POC, (MaKenzie Bailey makenzie.d.bailey.civ@army.mil), no later than 3:00pm EST, 01 AUG 2024; responses received after this date and time will not be reviewed or tallied. If desired, responses may solely address the question number so as not to repeat the question in each response. Please spell out acronyms in their first instance. Include the completed workbook with the questionnaire. Also, clearly mark any confidential information per the accompanying market survey guidance. Please answer all the questions in the Questionnaire; avoid using “not applicable” (N/A) type answers.

1. Administrative Information

a. What is the name of the organization responding to this Survey?

b. What is the mailing address and website of the organization responding to this Survey?

c. What is the CAGE Code for the organization responding to the Survey?

d. What is your organization’s size status for the NAICS code provided in the table below? Please create a similar table in your response and put an “X” in the cell(s) that are applicable, per NAICS code; each row should have an “X”, if the NAICS code provided below is not representative of the type of industry in which your entity does business, please place an “X” in the last column. (Please visit http://www.sba.gov/sites/default/files/files/Size_Standards_Table.pdf for more information, if needed. U.S. Small Business concern is defined in FAR Part 19 and DFARS Part 19.)

NAICS Code
Other-Than-Small-Business
Small Business
Small Disadvantaged Business
HUBZONE Small Business
Veteran-Owned Small Business
Small Disadvantaged, Veteran-Owned Small Business
Women Owned Small Business
Other
This NAICS Code is not representative of the type of industry in which my entity does business

2. Information pertaining to the questionnaire respondent Note: The respondent should be an individual who is duly authorized to manage any/all technical issues and/or questions, and be an individual who is authorized to manage any/all contractual issues and/or questions.

a. What is the name of the Survey respondent?

b. What is the position title of the Survey respondent?

c. What telephone number(s) can the respondent be reached?

d. What email address can be used to contact the respondent, if necessary?

e. Is the respondent duly authorized to manage both technical and contractual issues and/or concerns?

3. Technical Capability

Please fill out the “gray” boxes in the attached Microsoft Excel workbook (Market Research_ATS Parts). If additions or changes are required to the information already provided in the workbook, please include those updates and additions, and bring those to the Government’s attention either through comment within the cell, highlighting the cell in a different color, or some other method of your choosing.

For column C, annotate with an “X” in the column if the part is obsolete; is no longer available for purchase.

For column D, if the part identified in column A is obsolete but has a replacement available, please indicate the available part number.

For column E, is the available part Commercial or Non-Commercial? Place a “C” in the column for Commercial, and an “N” in the column for Non-Commercial.

In column F, annotate the Commercial Source if commercially available.

For column G, place an “X” in the column if the available part is commercial but customized by your company.

For column H, place a “P” if the available part is considered proprietary to your company?

For column I, give average lead time in months to produce the associated part. The Government understands that some parts will be readily available and some will require production lines to be restarted.

4. Miscellaneous

a. Yes/No: Do you have an approved accounting system?

b. Yes/No: Do you have prior experience performing against supply type contracts?

c. Yes/No: Do you anticipate submitting a proposal in response to a RFP?

d. Do you have any other pertinent information that you’d like to add that might otherwise be useful for the Government to meet the purposes of this Survey, or things you with the Government to consider when developing the RFP?

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