The Contractor Questionnaire is a comprehensive document designed to elicit detailed information from potential contractors regarding their capabilities and past performance. It seeks a company summary, core competencies, and crucial contact information including CAGE and DUNS numbers. The questionnaire delves into past performance with similar manufacturing and supplying efforts, requesting contract details and points of contact. It also assesses the qualifications of engineering staff in designing and producing complex supplies like Installation Kits and computer hardware. Furthermore, it probes experience in identifying test equipment for components used in systems such as the Joint Battle Command – Platform Weapon System, and asks about potential sourcing or manufacturing challenges for kit components. A significant portion focuses on obsolescence management, inquiring about processes, assessment tools, and experience in identifying alternative materials. Finally, the questionnaire evaluates the company's capability to meet US Government delivery requirements, including preferences for long-term and fixed-quantity contracts, and addresses concerns regarding supply chain vendors that could impact delivery schedules.
The document outlines instructions for obtaining Technical Data Packages (TDPs) which are subject to International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). To receive a TDP, companies must submit requests to DLA.Aberdeen.SourcesSought@dla.mil within seven days of the posting date, have an active status in the Defense Logistics Agency Joint Certification Program (JCP) verified by a DD2345, and provide a completed Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA). Additionally, companies must submit a copy of their CAGE verification from SAM. Once these requirements are met, the TDP will be uploaded to DoD SAFE, and the requesting company will receive access details. It is crucial that the NDA signee and data custodian in JCP are the same person, with instructions for updates available on the DLA JCP portal.
This Use and Non-Disclosure Agreement (UNDA) outlines the terms for recipients of technical data or computer software related to the Joint Battle Command Platform (JBC-P) Installation Kits, Computer Hardware, and Various Accessories, under SAM.GOV Notice ID: DLA-Aberdeen-26-011. The agreement restricts the use, modification, reproduction, release, performance, display, or disclosure of government-purpose rights, SBIR data rights, limited rights, and restricted rights data and software for commercial purposes. Recipients must protect the data, accept it “as is,” and indemnify the government against misuse. The contractor is a third-party beneficiary with direct action rights. All data must be destroyed by December 18, 2026, though obligations survive the agreement's expiration. This ensures controlled access and protection of sensitive government technical information.