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This solicitation package outlines requirements for aviation maintenance support services for the U.S. Army Redstone Test Center. The Army Contracting Command - Aberdeen Proving Ground seeks proposals for an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity contract over five years with a potential seven year period of performance. The set-aside is for 8(a) small businesses under NAICS code 488190 with a size standard of $32.5 million. Proposals are due by 11:00 am local Maryland time on December 3, 2018 and all questions must be received by November 14, 2018. The selected contractor will provide support across competency areas including maintenance measures, aviation maintenance, inspection and acceptance of quality, and flight operations. Relevant experience must be demonstrated for the past nine years.
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SUMMARY OF EXPERIENCE FORM
Competency Area: Maintenance Measure Instructions: Offerors shall demonstrate a minimum of three (3) years of experience providing contract support in at least six (6) of the nine (9) Maintenance Measure competency areas listed in Section L, Volume 3 – Factor 3: Experience. The minimum of three (3) years of experience shall have been performed within the past nine (9) years. As part of the submission, the offeror shall include all applicable contract numbers, contract titles, identify the prime or major subcontractor that performed the effort, PWS references, and contract period of performance dates that will allow the Government to successfully evaluate the offeror’s experience volume of the proposal. In order for a contract effort to be considered, the discussion below must confirm that the prime or subcontractor that has the experience identified will support the same competency areas if the offeror receives the resultant award.
Explain relevance of experience with specific Maintenance Measure Competency areas:
Example:
Scheduled maintenance/phase completion standards Contract No.
Contract Title:
Prime Contractor:
Period of Performance:
PWS References/Summary:
Relevancy Discussion: This contract demonstrates previous experience with scheduled maintenance/phase completion standards in that….
Competency Area: Aviation Maintenance Instructions: Offerors shall demonstrate a minimum of three years of experience providing contract support in at least seven (7) of the 11 Aviation Maintenance competency areas listed in Section L, Volume 3 – Factor 3: Experience. The minimum of three years of experience shall have been performed within the past 9 years. As part of the submission, the offeror shall include all applicable contract numbers, contract titles, identify the prime or major subcontractor that performed the effort, PWS references, and contract period of performance dates that will allow the Government to successfully evaluate the offeror’s experience volume of the proposal. In order for a contract effort to be considered, the discussion below must confirm that the prime or subcontractor that has the experience identified will support the same competency areas if the offeror receives the resultant award.
Explain relevance of experience with specific Aviation Maintenance Competency areas:
Competency Area: Inspection and Acceptance of Quality Instructions: Offerors shall demonstrate a minimum of three (3) years of experience providing contract support in at least five (5) of the eight (8) Inspection and Acceptance of Quality competency areas listed in Section L, Volume 3 – Factor 3: Experience. The minimum of three (3) years of experience shall have been performed within the past nine (9) years. As part of the submission, the offeror shall include all applicable contract numbers, contract titles, identify the prime or major subcontractor that performed the effort, PWS references, and contract period of performance dates that will allow the Government to successfully evaluate the offeror’s experience volume of the proposal. In order for a contract effort to be considered, the discussion below must confirm that the prime or subcontractor that has the experience identified will support the same competency areas if the offeror receives the resultant award.
Explain relevance of experience with specific Inspection and Acceptance of Quality Competency areas:
Competency Area: Flight Operations Support Instructions: Offerors shall demonstrate a minimum of three (3) years of experience providing contract support in at least five (5) of the seven (7) Flight Operations Support competency areas listed in Section L, Volume 3 – Factor 3: Experience. The minimum of three (3) years of experience shall have been performed within the past nine (9) years. As part of the submission, the offeror shall include all applicable contract numbers, contract titles, identify the prime or major subcontractor that performed the effort, PWS references, and contract period of performance dates that will allow the Government to successfully evaluate the offeror’s experience volume of the proposal. In order for a contract effort to be considered, the discussion below must confirm that the prime or subcontractor that has the experience identified will support the same competency areas if the offeror receives the resultant award.
Explain relevance of experience with specific Flight Operations Support Competency areas:
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