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ACL Industry Day Questions From Industry.pdf
Posted: June 16, 2021
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response to questions asked during an industry day for the Tunner & Halvorsen source selection. Key information includes the expected release dates for the RFP, with a draft RFP planned for late 2021 and the final RFP in spring 2022, aiming for an award date of January 2023. The response time for proposals is set at 45 to 60 days, with the possibility of extension subject to government approval. The document clarifies that the competitive source selection is not anticipated to be a small business set-aside and outlines details regarding the release of Technical Data Package (TDP) and Overhaul Instructions Manual (OIM), which are considered controlled unclassified information.
Additionally, it addresses questions about the data package levels provided during bidding, historical service bulletins, transfer of procedures from the incumbent contractor, and considerations for engineering programs.
The document also covers past performance information, requirements for cost accounting standards compliance, air transportability certification management, recognition of past performance experience beyond three years, and factors affecting metrics availability between Tunner and Halvorsen loaders. It further discusses overhaul processes, life cycle expectations, performance measurements, proprietary components, overhaul frequency and expectations per year, as well as storage requirements and replenishment of large item spares on the current contract.
Additionally, it addresses questions about the data package levels provided during bidding, historical service bulletins, transfer of procedures from the incumbent contractor, and considerations for engineering programs.
The document also covers past performance information, requirements for cost accounting standards compliance, air transportability certification management, recognition of past performance experience beyond three years, and factors affecting metrics availability between Tunner and Halvorsen loaders. It further discusses overhaul processes, life cycle expectations, performance measurements, proprietary components, overhaul frequency and expectations per year, as well as storage requirements and replenishment of large item spares on the current contract.
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