Air Warrior Survival Kit, Ready Access & Modular (SKRAM) Go Bags and Straps
US Army Aviation and Missile Command (AMCOM) Solicitation W58RGZ-10-R-0160 Pre-Proposal Conference - May 13, 2010 at the Madison (AL) Radisson
AGENDA 12:30 START
1. INTRODUCTION OF PARTICIPANTS & A FEW CONFERENCE RULES
2. AIR WARRIOR PRODUCTS /PROGRAM OVERVIEW – Jim Isaacs, AW Program Integrator 3. SKRAM SYNTHESIS (BRIEF) NOTES – Anne Baune, AMCOM Contracting Officer
4. SKRAM TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS OVERVIEW – Andrea Lavoie, AW SKRAM Project Lead
BREAK - 15 MINUTES
5. SOLICITATION REQUIREMENTS OVERVIEW – Anne Baune, AMCOM Contracting Officer 6. Q & A – SESSION #1 – Frencetta Morgan, AMCOM Contracting Officer
BREAK – 15 MINUTES
7. Q&A – SESSION #2 – Frencetta Morgan, AMCOM Contracting Officer 8. ADJOURNMENT
Air Warrior SKRAM 5/13/10 Madison Radisson
1.
(A
) At this meeting:* Leave your brochures, descriptive literature and business cards in your brief cases.
This is not a marketing opportunity – that was in an earlier phase.
* Attempt to make appointments to meet/greet any Air Warrior personnel and “discuss” the requirement – here or back on post
* Ask for individualized assistance or help in completing or reviewing a section of your proposal.
(B) For the Duration: Until award is made, the ONLY allowed government person that can be contacted is the Contracting Officer.
Section 2
. Air Warrior Products
Primary Survival Gear Carrier
Microclimate Cooling System
Flotation Single place Collar Life Raft
Microclimate Cooling Garment (MCG) Microclimate Cooling Unit (MCU) HGU-56/P Helmet System
Clothing and Individual
Equipment
Electronic Data Manager
Body Armor Portable Helicopter Oxygen Delivery System Aircraft Wireless Intercom System Helmet Hear-Through System Go-Bag w/integrated Hydration System
Dual Net-Ready EDM
Aircrew Survival
Egress Knife Holster
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4
Air Warrior Products- in use DoD-Wide
Clothing and Individual Equipment
Leveraged MCS Technology
Leveraged MCS Technology
US and Foreign Nation Air and Ground Vehicle Applications
Microclimate CoolingAir Warrior SKRAM 5/13/10 Madison Radisson
3.
100% Small Business Set Aside – 51% of the work must be performed by the small business or small business lead
Berry Amendment applies – domestic material and domestic production
Firm Fixed Price Range quantities – alternate ranges, if beneficial to your business model and the government, may be offered – make sure you are responsive to the government’s ranges first, then make the alternate offer in Section B and the Attachment 003 Pricing Sheets
(Volume II).
A Pre-Award Survey, conducted by AMCOM and DCMA personnel, may be required. This can delay award for 30-60 days
First Articles will be required. FAT is NOT to be confused with the demo models submitted with your proposal – it is an post award milestone. This means that authorization to begin production and acquire the material necessary for production will not be given until there is successful FAT. To do otherwise is at the contractor’s own risk. First billings and payments can
be delayed many months.
Do NOT include transportation or shipping expense – GBL/FOB Origin.
Program Executive Office Soldier
SECTION 4
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
PRE-PROPOSAL CONFERENCE FOR
W58RGZ-10-R-0160
Andrea Lavoie
PM-AW
May 2010
Survival Kit, Ready Access, Modular AVNS-DTL-10836 Gear Insert DTL-10836-12 M-4 Magazine Pouches (QTY 2) P/N 1005945-1 Go Bag DTL-10836-1 Hydration Carrier DTL-10836-2 (as required by Configuration)
Survival Kit, Ready Access, Modular
Configuration Breakdown
GOVT Owned Technical Data
Package – Drawings & Purchase
Description
No GOVT drawings
Built IAW AVNS-DTL-10836
Straps
• Straps built in accordance with GOVT owned Technical
Data Package (Drawings and Purchase Description)
• Straps provide interface with the approved aircraft
locations
Cargo
Tie Down Strap
1005980
Double Loop
Strap
1005978
Shackle
Strap
1005979
PD 1006008 Purchase Description for the
Tie-Downs, Lanyards, and Tethers for Air Warrior
– Governs Quality Inspections
Straps
• Cargo Tie-Down
Shackle Strap
Double Loop Strap
Not to Scale
Repair Items
• Repair Items are provided to the Aviation Unit to make simple repairs
in the field. ALSE Tech has sewing machine, grommet press, &
scissors available in ALSE shop for repairs.
• No repairs are made to load bearing straps on the SKRAM or the
Double Loop, Cargo Tie-Down, or Shackle Strap.
• Push Pack is provided to unit when the SKRAM is fielded. Push
Pack includes small quantities of repair items to stock ALSE shop for
repairs.
• Repair items must be in quantity as specified in RFP. Items must be
bagged and tagged (labeled).
• Provide price for any unique items that bidder’s design may include
beyond items listed in CLIN 1008.
Integration History
Combat Requirements Directorate (Ft Rucker) defined requirements for Go
Bag and Hydration system in Concept Production Document
The system provides carriage for mandatory ALSE gear, additional
mission-specific gear and ammunition magazines.
The SKRAM is configured specifically per platform.
Features of the SKRAM include:
•
Flame Retartdant
•
Configurable as an escape and evasion or “Grab and Go” bag
•
Capable of being worn like an assault pack
•
Capable of additional equipment carriage. Requirements include:
– Up to 6 magazines of 5.56 ammunition
– Insertable “on the go” hydration system
– MOLLE individual sleep system bag and carrier.
– Additional environmental gear and 72 hours worth of caloric intake
•
Provides secure carriage up to a 40G crash load
Go-Bag Mandatory Items
Product Weight, lbs NSN
Survival blanket, 1 0.155 7120-00-935-6667 Datrex 4 oz water bags, 10 0.290 na
Datrex emergency rations, 3 2.985 na
Blastmatch fire starter, 1 0.160 1WG0415-BX Green chemlight, 2 0.110 6260-01-074-4229 IR chemlight, 2 0.110 6260-01-396-1704 Hydration bladder 100 oz, 1 0.580 8465-01-527-6371 Survival manual (small tan), 1 0.395 AFM 64-5
Muslin bandage, 1 0.130 6510-00-201-1755 Blade surgical, 5 0.030 6850-00-985-7166 50 ft 550 cord, 1 0.100 4020-00-240-2146
In-line filter 0.155 8465-01-517-4770
Water purification tablets, 1 sht 0.025 COTS: Micropur
TOTAL WEIGHT: 5.225
Go-Bag Additional Items
Additional Items Weight, lbs NSN
Gerber folding E-tool 2.545
Magnesium fire starter 0.100 4240-01-160-5618 Illuminating candle 0.255 6260-00-840-5578 prosthesis (zip-lock bag) 0.000 6520-00-926-9041 aluminum foil, 5' length 0.045
trioxane 0.000 9110-00-263-9865 poncho 1.555 8405-01-100-0976 signal, smoke, & illumination, 1 0.285 1370-00-309-5028
carabiner 0.145
speed hook snare (for fishing) 0.045 4220-01-379-5598 non-magnetic steel snare wire 0.040 9525-00-596-3498 tarp 3.800 8340-00-485-3012 snowshoes (MSR Denali Ascent) 3.750
snowshoe extension tails, 4" 0.710 saber cut saw (survival inc) 0.375
desalter kit #4 1.625 4610-00-372-0592 goggles, sun, wind & dust 0.255 8465-01-328-8268 insect head net 0.255 8415-00-935-3130 hat, reversible sun 0.210 8415-00-270-0229 sleeping bag with carrier 9.320
GP knife sharpener 0.090 5110-00-162-2205 Multi-tool, Gerber 0.495 5110-01-346-5341 Matches in water-proof container 0.320 9920-01-154-7199 emergency fishing kit 0.375 4220-00-244-0764
SKRAM Prototypes
Used for Integration Efforts
Hydration Carrier
SKRAM interfaces with:
a) Go Bag attaches with
Hydration Carrier
b) Gear Insert carries
mandatory survival Aviation
Life Support Equipment
(ALSE) gear
c) RFI Sleep System attaches
to Go Bag or Hydration
Carrier
d) GOVT provided Interface
Control Drawings
e) M-4 Magazine Pouch
interfaces via PALS to Go
Bag or Hydration Carrier
M-4 Magazine Pouch
•Items not to scale
•Specific features shown in these photos may not represent actual specification requirements
Go Bag Module
Gear Insert
RFI Sleep System
•
Gear Carrier
– Go Bag filled with ALSE Mandatory – Go Bag filled with mission-specific
gear
– 2 Magazine pouches with 4 M-4 magazines
•
Tie-down Assembly
– Double Loop Strap, 1005978-3 – Shackle Strap, 1005979-1
•
Anchorage
– Aircraft Cargo Rings
UH-60 A/L
CH-47 D/F
•
Gear Carrier
– Go Bag filled with ALSE Mandatory – Go Bag filled with mission-specific gear – Magazine pouches
– Can accommodate RFI Modular Sleep System
•
Tie-Down Assembly
– Cargo Tie-Down Strap 1005980-1
•
Anchorage
– Shackle on seat bar
– Choice of lower attachment point include 10K ring on floor or seat belt attachment ring
– Alternate location is between floor cargo rings, 36 inches apart
OH-58D
•
Gear Carrier
– Go Bag filled with ALSE Mandatory – Go Bag filled with mission-specific
gear
– Magazine pouches
•
Tie-down Assembly
– Double Loop Strap, 1005978-3 – Shackle Strap, 1005979-1
AH-64 A/D
•
Hydration System
– Hydration Carrier in right-hand bay, outboard of seat, inside of adjustable armor plate
– 3 L MOLLE Hydration Reservoir – One M-4 magazine pouch and 2
magazines
•
Tie-down Assembly
– Double Loop Strap, 1005978-3 – Shackle Strap, 1005979-1
•
Anchorage
– New brackets provided by Air Warrior
Right-hand bay, outboard
of seat, inside of armor
plate
Go Bag with Mandatory ALSE fits in the
exterior stowage bays (EFAB, FABs or
Survival Kit Bay optional).
Acquisition of Items
•
SKRAM – Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Production
Contract
– Procure to Detail Specification with defined interface
requirements (DWG 1005972) for Go Bag, Hydration Carrier,
and Gear Insert
– Have materials defined by specification (Fabric, webbing,
zippers)
– CLINS
• SKRAM Go Bag DTL-10836-1
• Hydration Carrier DTL 10836-2
• Gear Insert DTL-10836-12
– Procure to Drawing and Purchase Description
• M-4 Magazine Pouch 1005945-1 (NSN )
• Cargo Tie- Down Strap P/N 1005980-1
• Double Loop Strap P/N 1005978-3
• Shackle Strap P/N 1005979-1
– CONSIDERATIONS:
- GOVT control of Detail Specification AVNS-DTL-10836,
Interface Control Drawings (ICDs), and M-4 Magazine Pouch
TDP
Scope of Work
• Meetings & Reviews:
– Start of Work
– Bi-weekly telecon assess progress toward
production and delivery
– Program Review once per year at contractor
facilities assess program accomplishments
• Minutes required for Start of Work and
Program Reviews
Production
• Pilot Line Validation – Government team
visits manufacturing facility for each
product
– Assessing readiness for production that
tooling is in place
– Review Work Instructions
– Review of Process Control & documentation
– Review of receiving and inspection
– Supplier Control
Quality Management System
• Established, documented, implemented,
and maintained quality management
system
– Quality policy and objectives
– Quality manual
– Controlled procedures and records
– Management committed to quality objectives
– Competence, Training and awareness
Quality Management System
• Consistency of processes with the quality management system
– Design and development
– Product realization
– Purchasing
– Production
• Control of products and processes
– Identification and Traceability
– Control of Measuring Equipment
– Internal Auditing
– Control of Nonconforming product
Quality Management System
• Corrective and Preventive Action
• ANSI/ISO/ASQ 9001 or AS9100 certification
or compliancy
• Certification not required, but should meet the
requirements of one of the listed standards.
• At Start of Work meeting
• provide a matrix of compliance status to either of the
standards.
• define path (task and timeline) to achieve compliancy on
any requirements not already met.
Inspection and Test Requirements
• First Article Test (FAT) required on the Go Bag, Hydration Carrier, Gear Insert, M-4 Pouch, Double Loop Strap, Shackle Strap, and Cargo Tie-Down Strap prior to approval to go into production.
• Plan must be submitted and approved by the Government.
• FAT will be performed by the contractor. The Government may choose to witness all or part of the FAT and review any of the build and FAT documentation.
• Report must be submitted and approved by the Government.
• Conformance Inspection (or Lot Acceptance) Test required during production.
• Plan must be submitted and approved by the Government.
• Required to meet material certifications, in-process inspection, visual inspection, dimensional inspection, and performance requirements IAW PD1006008,
PD1006006, AVNS-DTL-10836, and drawings supplied with the RFP.
• Tensile Tests required for Double Loop Strap and Cargo Tie-Down Strap IAW PD. • Proof Load required for Go Bag and Hydration carrier handles, tie-down channels, and
interface to sleep system IAW Specification.
Inspection and Test Requirements
• Proof load test required on some parts of the
system IAW the AVNS during either FAT or
Conformance Inspection and sometimes both.
• Demonstrations required on some parts of the
system IAW the AVNS during either FAT or
Conformance Inspection and sometimes both.
• Standard Color samples must be established.
• Spectral Reflectance must be tested by a
Government approved lab.
Configuration Management
• If changes occur, Contractor required to submit
Engineering Change Proposals (ECPs) for Class I and
Class II changes on their products (Go Bag, Hydration
Carrier, and Gear Insert)
• GOVT will provide ECPs for GOVT controlled drawings,
specifications, and purchase descriptions
• Configuration Status Accounting System – Tells what
was built: Documentation Revision Level; Parts List; etc.
– Allows for tracking of items to production lot and configuration if
a problem occurs
Configuration Management
• Physical Configuration Audit:
– Confirms Item configuration and
drawing/patterns are in agreement.
– Establishes baseline of items from which
ECPs required to make changes.
– Conducted by Contractor with GOVT
participation
• Section H-3 –Clause 52.243-4000
Describes process for ECP and Request
for Variances submittal
W58RGZ-10-R-0160/Amdt 001 SKRAM Attachment 01Integrated Logistics Support
• Provisioning Data – Basically Bill of
Material
• Supplemental Data for Provisioning – Top
Level Drawing submitted to Army for
establishing National Stock Number (NSN)
• Only for Go Bag, Hydration Carrier, and
Gear Insert
Packaging and Shipping
• Packaging is IAW Commercial Practices but must meet
MIL-STD-129 for shipping marking and MIL-STD-130 for
item marking. Specification and drawing package also
provide requirements for marking (label) for individual
items.
• Contractor to present packaging concepts to the GOVT
prior to first shipment
• No RFID is required
• Quality Level for inspection of packaging is in Scope of
Work for Go Bag, Hydration Carrier and Gear Insert and
in Purchase Descriptions for M-4 magazine pouch and
Straps.
• Provide shipping/delivery status report to PM AW
5. In your proposals: * Do not forget to:
~ Sign the Solicitation/Request for Proposal (RFP), all amendments and include them in the Administrative Matters tab of Volume II.
~ Fill out both the Section B pricing lines AND the Attachment 003 Pricing Sheets, place in Volume II “Price or Pricing”.
~ Give consideration to H-8, wherein the offeror is to keep its proposal validity open for 120 days after either proposal or final proposal submission .
~ Price any indirect expense, such as warranty or not separately priced (NSP) data item in your unit prices.
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* Or forget from the synthesizing notes earlier:
~ 100% Small Business Set Aside – 51% of the work must be performed by
the small business or small business lead
~ Berry Amendment applies – domestic material and domestic production ~ Fixed Price Range quantities – alternate ranges, if beneficial to your
business model and the government, may be offered – make sure you are responsive to the government’s ranges first, then make the alternate offer in Section B and the Attachment 003 Pricing Sheets (Volume II).
SECTION 5 SOLICITATION REQUIREMENTS OVERVIEW
~ Pre-Award Survey, conducted by AMCOM and DCMA personnel, may be required. This can delay award for 30-60 days
~ First Articles will be required. FAT is NOT to be confused with the demo models submitted with your proposal – it is an post award milestone. This means that
authorization to begin production and acquire the material necessary for production will not be given until there is successful FAT. To do otherwise is at the contractor’s own risk.
First billings and payments can be delayed many months.
~ Do NOT include transportation or shipping expense – GBL/FOB Origin. 5. In your proposals
/
synthesizing notes (CONTINUED)5.
SOLICITATION OVERVIEW – The Request for Proposal (RFP) is divided into Sections A-M. Our greatest attention today needs to be on Sections B, H, J, L, and M:
Section A - Narrative – contains overview and highlights
B - Schedule pages with Contract Line Item Numbers (CLINs) that provide for
nomenclature, funding at time of award, delivery schedules, inspection and acceptance – it is the “nuts and bolts” of a buy. Your pricing is entered here and on the Attachment 003 Pricing Sheets
C, D, E and F – Include the SOW, which Ms. Lavoie has discussed, and data on quality, packaging, inspection, delivery and shipping.
G - Pertains to award funding and later financial obligations
H– Special Provisions – such as Engineering Change Proposals, warranties, ordering provisions, proposal validity time frame, etc.
I - General Provisions contain clauses that are either statutory or regulatory - EEO, labor laws, criminal conduct, Buy American, etc.
J– Lists and links Exhibits and Attachments
K - Contractor Certification and Representations – if your firm has not registered in ORCA for annualized certs/reps, then this section must be completed. Note that there is a place to check If you have a current ORCA file and then you can over skip to Section L.
L - Instructions to Offerors – Explains how to prepare and submit your proposal
M - Evaluation Criteria – Details how the Government will evaluate your proposal and make award.
5. W8RGZ-10-R-0160 Overview
Section B Hardware
Section B
Section B Repair Material
5.
Attachment 003Pricing Sheet
5.
5.
Section H – Special ProvisionsH-4 Warranty – Standard Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Non-Complex Items coverage per clause 52.246-2.
H-5 Min/Max Quantities – Reflected at each CLIN in Section B
H-6 Ordering – Note C – 30 Day Rule for economy of pricing, when possible. H-7 Consideration of the Handicapped in Subcontracting
H-8 Proposal Validity – 120 days after proposal, or final proposal, submission.
Section L – Instructions to Offerors
5.
Follow the instructions – it takes two proposal volumes (tabbed and labeled) that contain what is required in Section L and your demo models, submitted within the time frame required to be in the competition.
The Technical Volume, or Volume I – supporting raw test data referencing the
specification or purchase description paragraph. Product Demonstration Models (bid samples) are discussed at length beginning on Section L, page 100.
The Price, Administrative Matters and Past Performance Volume or Volume II – PRICE TAB: The Section B and Attachment 003 Pricing data for all 5 years,
ADM MATTERS TAB: Signed pages one from the RFP and any amendments, completed certifications and representations from the solicitation’s Section K if not current in the ORCA database
PAST PERFORMANCE TAB: Provide the information described in Section L for 3 relevant contracts you have performed in the last 3 years.
Section M – Evaluation Factors for Award
5.
A Technical Evaluation Committee (TEC) made of government experts and consultants will evaluate each proposal and all demo models. The TEC is sequestered during this process and the evaluators for one factor do not have access to the evaluators, or their findings, of another factor.
Ratings are discussed in Section M as Go/No Go and or Acceptable. This is the lowest level of the Best Value Evaluation continuum and results in a “technically acceptable, lowest price” determination.
In our case, “technically acceptable” cannot be determined without government review of the apparent successful offeror’s production capabilities – capabilities that are not part of the written proposal. To accomplish this, the government will visit the apparent
successful offeror’s facility during an abbreviated or full scale Pre-Award Survey. The same event may be used to review the apparent’s financial soundness in maintaining its business during the many months that may be required between contract award and first billing/payment.
5.
Attachment 003 Pricing Sheet
Attachment 002 Checklist
Section J Exhibits and Attachments
Pre-proposal Conference
Section 5.
Solicitation Requirements Overview
Amendment will Remove the following drawings
From RFP
A-Kit for SKRAM, CH-47D/F Drawing # 1005962
B-Kit for SKRAM, CH-47D/F Drawing # 1005970
B-Kit for SKRAM, UH-60 A/L Drawing # 1005968
B- Kit for SKRAM, OH-58D Drawing # 1005969
B- Kit for SKRAM, AH-64A/D Drawing # 1005971
Amendment will Provide Instruction for
receiving/downloading Pre-Proposal Conference
Briefings
W58RGZ-10-R-0160/Amdt 001 SKRAM Attachment 01Pre-proposal Conference
Section 5.
Solicitation Requirements
Overview
Gauges and Sleep system will be available for
requirements verification at 6726 Odyssey
Dr., Huntsville AL
Amendment will Provide Instruction for
reserving time to use gauges & Sleep
System
Product Demonstration Models
Delivered with Proposal and include one each of:
Go Bag DTL-10836-1 Built IAW AVNS-DTL-10836
Gear Insert DTL-10836-12 Built IAW
AVNS-DTL-10836
Cargo Tie- Down Strap P/N 1005980-1 Built IAW
Drawing 1005980 and Purchase Description 1006008
Exceptions: PDMs do not have to meet Flame
Retardant treatment, color, spectral
reflectance, visual shade matching, Water
repellent treatment for zippers
Substitutions allowed for FR Textured Nylon
Cloth(1005936) and Raschel Knit
Do not provide the Three Carabiners P/N
Narrative for PDM and Test Data
PDM Narrative
Discuss compliance/non-compliance of PDMs with
requirements documents. Narrative shall be in
Tabular Format per the specification for Go Bag
and Gear Insert and per the drawing for the Cargo
Tie Down Strap.
Describe features that are not self-evident.
Test Data
Specific requirements must be verified by Offeror
and results presented in proposal
Volume, Weight, and Loads for Go Bag
Tensile Test for Cargo Tie- Down Strap
Schedule
Provide manufacturing strategy for determining sites of
Pre-Award, if necessary
Provide Master Program Schedule detailing activities and
events to get to first production lot of each item
Provide Production Rates to meet Delivery requirements in
RFP (Section L)
Each Item has a minimum delivery rate per month and a
potential higher delivery rate per month (Section L)
Each Item has Production Lead Time but GOVT will always
take early delivery (Section L)
Offeror must demonstrate in proposal that delivery rates and
times can be met
Do not address Repair Items CLIN 0108
Maximum Delivery Quantity for each item per Ordering
Period is provided in Section B
Evaluation of Volume I
PDMs will be evaluated to the AVNS-DTL-10836, drawings,
and Purchase Description. (See Attachment 2)
Gauge tools will be used to measure Item size. (See DWG
1005977 to manufacture own set of gauges. Sample of
gauges shown below).
Gauge Box with
Go Bag Gauge
Middle Gauge for Gear Insert
Cylinder Gauge for Gear Insert
Evaluation of Volume I Technical
All sections rated as Acceptable or
Unacceptable to give Go/No Go for
Technical section
PDMs must meet majority of requirements
at a minimum. Workmanship weaknesses
may be easily remediated.
Test data will be evaluated to determine if
proof load was met. Other requirements
will be verified by the evaluators.
Plans and schedules will be evaluated to
determine ability to meet rates and
Repair Items Pricing
CLIN 0108 Repair Parts/Material
Item Part Number Unit of
Measur e Package Packaged Pricing Range Price Per Bag/Box
Fabric 105936-3 3 YD Cut Plastic Bag 1-49
50 - 100
Webbing (SKRAM Go-Bag and Hydration
Carrier)
A-A-55301, Type III 3 YDS Plastic Bag 1-49
50 - 100 Hook and Loop fastener
Tape
A-A-55126 One YD Plastic Bag 1-49
50 - 100
Thread A-A-59826 Cone(1/2
pound)
Plastic Bag
1-50
Snap Fasteners
NASM27980, Style 2 STUD
HUNDRED Bag/box of 100 1-50 SOCKET HUNDRED Bag/box of 100 1-50 BUTTON HUNDRED Bag/box of 100 1-50 Eyelets HUNDRED Bag/box of 100 1-50
Pricing Sheet – Provide pricing for each quantity range
Prices will NOT be evaluated. Will be used for contract pricing only.
Sample of Repair Pricing Sheet
W58RGZ-10-R-0160/Amdt 001 SKRAM Attachment 01Pricing Worksheets
CLIN DESCRIPTION Required Pricing Range UNIT P R I C E 0101 AA Go Bag with First Article Test DTL-10836-1 500-1500 1501-5000 5001-8500 8501-10000 10,001+ Total CLIN Price (for evaluation purposes only)0101 AB Go Bag without First Article Test DTL-10836-1 500-1500 1501-5000 5001-8500 8501-10000 10,001+ Total CLIN Price (for evaluation purposes only)