ACS ADTS Industry Day Briefing Final-Rev2.pptx
Posted: Feb. 4, 2021
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This presentation is related to an industry day briefing for Contractor Logistics Support (CLS) for the B-1B Advanced Digital Test Station (ADTS). The presentation includes key information such as the physical dimensions and weight of the B-1B ADTS, disclaimers stating that no contract will be awarded based on the event information, and details about the agenda, program description, technical requirements, contract strategy, proposal evaluations, and one-on-one discussions.
The CLS services for the B-1B ADTS include supply chain management activities like spares management, repair and maintenance, failure reporting, and obsolescence forecasting. Technical requirements outlined in the presentation include parts requisitions with a turnaround time of one business day or less and proper configuration of repaired parts for use within the ADTS tester. The contract strategy involves a 5.5-year period of performance with one basic period and four options, a single award Indefinite Quantity (IDC) requirement, small business set-aside, and a firm fixed price pricing arrangement.
Additionally, the proposal evaluations will be based on written proposals submitted via DoD Safe using a lowest price technically acceptable (LPTA) approach with no trade-offs. One-on-one discussions during the industry day will focus on collaborative topics such as contractor logistic support technical approach and source selection strategy. The document also includes a list of registered participants for the industry day event.
The CLS services for the B-1B ADTS include supply chain management activities like spares management, repair and maintenance, failure reporting, and obsolescence forecasting. Technical requirements outlined in the presentation include parts requisitions with a turnaround time of one business day or less and proper configuration of repaired parts for use within the ADTS tester. The contract strategy involves a 5.5-year period of performance with one basic period and four options, a single award Indefinite Quantity (IDC) requirement, small business set-aside, and a firm fixed price pricing arrangement.
Additionally, the proposal evaluations will be based on written proposals submitted via DoD Safe using a lowest price technically acceptable (LPTA) approach with no trade-offs. One-on-one discussions during the industry day will focus on collaborative topics such as contractor logistic support technical approach and source selection strategy. The document also includes a list of registered participants for the industry day event.
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