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SOLICITATION AMENDMENT 3/6/2024: The solicitation has been amended to change the required delivery date from 16 to 18 months ARO for the CMDL and Rover CLINs. Additionally, this amendment removes the ... SOLICITATION AMENDMENT 3/6/2024: The solicitation has been amended to change the required delivery date from 16 to 18 months ARO for the CMDL and Rover CLINs. Additionally, this amendment removes the requirement for the Umbilical Harness Assembly, Gun Pod Boresight Board and Kit, and Ejection Seat Tools and Support Equipment. The required proposal delivery date has been extended one day until March 12, 2024 at 4:00pm to provide potential offerors time to incorporate these changes. A new Q&A Document is being published concurrently. ------------------ SOLICITATION AMENDMENT 2/15/2024: The solicitation has been updated as outlined in the attached Questions & Answers Documents to provide an updated Section L, Model Contract, SOW, and Pricing Matrix/BOM. -------------------- UPDATE 2/14/2024: This solicitation is being updated to attach the following document, "Source Selection Questions and Answers Part 2." This document lists all questions provided by prospective offerors and subsequent responses from the USG. A formal solicitation amendment is planned to follow shortly. UPDATE 2/12/2024: This solicitation is being updated to attach the following document, "Source Selection Questions and Answers Part 1." This document lists all questions provided by prospective offerors and subsequent responses from the USG. A formal solicitation amendment is planned to follow shortly. ----------------- The Thailand AT-6 program directly supports the delivery of eight (8) AT-6 aircraft to the Royal Thailand Air Force (RTAF) as a Building Partner Capacity (BPC) program. This program is a key component to ensuring expanding U.S. joint force interoperability with the RTAF. The main program objective is to provide this equipment to increase operational access to geographically important airfields, allowing for the agile employment of U.S. aircraft and equipment during contingencies in support of Thailand. This program will provide specific defense articles as specified in the attached Bill of Materials (BOM), with no exceptions or deviations, to the RTAF. This posting constitutes an official Request for Proposal (RFP) for a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable source selection conducted in accordance with Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Part 15, Contracting by Negotiation, as supplemented by the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS), the Air Force Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (AFFARS), DoD Source Selection Procedures, Appendix C, 20 August 2022, and Air Force Mandatory Procedures 5315.3. Offerors shall ensure proposals are submitted in accordance with Sections L & M. The full list of attachments to this posting are as follows: Section L Section M Bill of Materials & Pricing Matrix Statement of Work CDRL Package Model Contract Please contact Contracting Officer Nick A. Costides at nicholas.costides@us.af.mil and Richard Goode at richard.goode.6@us.af.mil for any and all inquires. Ensure to email both of these individuals for all inquires. Any questions or comments shall be submitted within 15 days of the RFP release date. Answers to any such questions/clarifications will be provided on the System for Award Management website at https://www.sam.gov and/or via RFP amendment. In the event of conflict between the answer to questions/clarifications and the RFP, the RFP shall take precedence

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This DRAFT Request for Proposal (RFP) is issued for informational purposes only to assist in developing the Final RFP. This DRAFT RFP which doubles as a Sources Sought allows interested parties to sub... This DRAFT Request for Proposal (RFP) is issued for informational purposes only to assist in developing the Final RFP. This DRAFT RFP which doubles as a Sources Sought allows interested parties to submit questions and comments regarding the requirements and the acquisition itself. AFLCMC/WID will not accept or evaluate any proposals received in response to the DRAFT RFP. This notice does not constitute a request for proposals and should not be construed as a commitment by the Government for any purpose. Not responding to the DRAFT RFP does not preclude anyone from submitting offers for the Final RFP. Information contained herein is subject to change. AFLCMC/WID hereby invites all interested parties to examine the DRAFT RFP in its entirety and to submit comments, suggestions, discrepancies, inconsistencies and feedback accordingly. This process will aid planned FINAL RFP release in the future. We encourage all interested parties to fully utilize this draft RFP review period to help us address your questions and concerns about the requirements and the acquisition. NOTE: Interested Parties are strongly encouraged to submit questions and comments as soon as possible because responses will be provided on a rolling basis. Respondents are encouraged to submit multiple sets of questions and comments. Send your questions and comments via email to ALL of the following: Nick A. Costides, nicholas.costides@us.af.mil Richard E. Goode, richard.goode.6@us.af.mil Lydia Brush, lydia.brush@us.af.mil Maureen A. Robinson, maureen.robinson.3@us.af.mil AFLCMC/WID will consider the comments and suggestions when preparing the Final RFP and will provide best efforts to provide prompt responses to all questions/comments submitted in response to this DRAFT RFP. AFLCMC/WID requests that any questions and comments be provided no later than 15 September 2023, 11:59pm EST (subject to change). AFLCMC/WID reserves the right to publish the full questions and comments as written except for removal of any information that is directly identifiable to a specific party (e.g. personal names, company names and abbreviations, email and telephone information), so please consider the potential disclosure of proprietary and/or confidential information when composing your questions and comments.