6231 Industry Day Briefing Charts 20 May 20.pdf
Posted: May 19, 2020
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Industry Day Briefing: This document outlines the details of the Afghanistan C-208B/AC-208 Contractor Logistics Support Industry Day held on 20 May 2020 by the AFLCMC Legacy Training Aircraft Division. The briefing includes rules of engagement for participants, an agenda for the event, and a draft schedule outlining key milestones such as the release of the final RFP and proposal due dates. It provides information on the mission to deliver training systems for the Afghan National Defense and Security Forces, details on the C-208B/AC-208 aircraft, main operating bases in Afghanistan, and contractor logistics support requirements including maintenance schedules, compliance standards, and oversight guidance.
The document also covers important aspects such as AC-208 mission systems requirements, off-base housing and security arrangements in Kabul, security requirements for on-site contractors, and the availability of a bidder's library containing essential technical documents. Additionally, it outlines the contract strategy with a 5-year Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) structure, pricing matrix, evaluation criteria focusing on technical proposals, past performance, and pricing.
The briefing concludes with information on Non-Government Advisors (NGA) involvement during proposal evaluation and a discussion on potential courses of action based on the political situation regarding contractor presence in Afghanistan.
The document also covers important aspects such as AC-208 mission systems requirements, off-base housing and security arrangements in Kabul, security requirements for on-site contractors, and the availability of a bidder's library containing essential technical documents. Additionally, it outlines the contract strategy with a 5-year Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) structure, pricing matrix, evaluation criteria focusing on technical proposals, past performance, and pricing.
The briefing concludes with information on Non-Government Advisors (NGA) involvement during proposal evaluation and a discussion on potential courses of action based on the political situation regarding contractor presence in Afghanistan.
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