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Attachment 3 Industry Day Q and A 3 Aug 2020.pdf
Posted: Aug. 3, 2020
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industry day Q&A related to the FA8224-20-R-0018 Hill AFB Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE2) Industry Day. The Q&A covers various topics such as past performance waivers, workload growth expectations, RFID tracking system classification, circumstances for non-PMI/acceptance inspection, unscheduled maintenance data, CFC disposal responsibility, equipment lifts availability, and personnel separation at AMARG and OO-ALC. It also addresses the differences between Cat I, II, and III equipment, dedicated AGE repaint opportunities, snow removal responsibilities, fixed tool storage in maintenance bays, mission essential personnel requirements, staffing details, dispatch operations procedures, in-commission rate maintenance requirements, parts availability reports, over & above program procedures review, special tools recommendations and inheritance by incoming contractors.
The document clarifies that past performance waivers may be considered based on commercial services with low risk of unsuccessful performance. It also specifies that historical workload growth has been less than 5% annually and explains the classification of Cat I, II, and III equipment. Additionally, it outlines the contractor's responsibilities regarding CFC disposal and snow removal while providing insights into staffing requirements and dispatch operations procedures. The Q&A further delves into maintaining a 95% in-commission rate monthly and addresses questions about special tools recommendations and existing program procedures.
The document clarifies that past performance waivers may be considered based on commercial services with low risk of unsuccessful performance. It also specifies that historical workload growth has been less than 5% annually and explains the classification of Cat I, II, and III equipment. Additionally, it outlines the contractor's responsibilities regarding CFC disposal and snow removal while providing insights into staffing requirements and dispatch operations procedures. The Q&A further delves into maintaining a 95% in-commission rate monthly and addresses questions about special tools recommendations and existing program procedures.
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