Questions and Answers_W912L7-24-Q-1604.docx
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This document contains Questions and Answers related to the federal contract opportunity W912L7-24-Q-1604 for the procurement of Snap-On Mechanic Tool Kits for the Tennessee Army National Guard (TNARNG). The acquisition is a Brand Name only procurement of Snap-On manufactured items, with a Brand Name Justification in accordance with FAR 13.106-1(b)(3). Key details include that multiple shipments are acceptable due to potential supply chain delays, and that two of each tool item listed in the Salient Characteristics document is required. The related federal contract opportunity is a Request for Quote (RFQ) for a commercial, single award contract to provide two Snap-On Master Mechanic Tool Kits with toolboxes to TNARNG Field Maintenance Shop 4 in Cookeville, TN. The contract will be Firm Fixed Price with a delivery time of 30-60 calendar days from date of award. The opportunity is set-aside for Small Businesses under NAICS code 332216.
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Questions and Answers: W912L7-24-Q-1604
1. Question: Is this acquisition Brand Name or Equal?
Answer: This acquisition is being conducted in accordance with FAR 13.106-1(b)(1) as a Brand Name only procurement of Snap-On manufactured items identified in the Salient Characteristics document attached to the solicitation. A Brand Name Justification memorandum has also been attached to the solicitation in accordance with FAR 13.106-1(b)(3).
2. Question: The Snap-On items BAD24606 and BAD26317 (the 41PC US and METRIC TAP/DIE SETs) have been replaced by Snap-On with items VSG24606 and VSG26317, (still the 41PC US and METRIC TAP/DIE SETs). As the products are still the same, will this be an acceptable substitution?
Answer: Assuming the ONLY change is the item number/designation, the substitution is acceptable.
3. Question: Are all items required to be shipped to Field Maintenance Shop #4 as one single complete shipment? Or would an initial delivery of the toolboxes assembled with almost all tools, along with an updated note of inventory to be delivered at a later date, be acceptable, in case one or two tools have back orders which may be 60+ days?
Answer: Multiple shipments are in the event some individual items are delayed due to supply chain issues.
4. Question: Tools 87ACF (7IN DIAGONAL CUTTER) and 96ACF ( LONG NOSE PLIERS) are both listed twice in the tool set. Are you able to confirm that two of each is desired?
Answer: Two of each is required. Items and quantities listed in the salient characteristics document is accurate.
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