SPE7LX-26-R-0073 BATTERY BOX

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This document is an Excel spreadsheet containing market research information related to National Stock Numbers (NSNs). It is intended to gather data from potential sources regarding specific items, including their part numbers, approved sources, quantity, pricing, and delivery capabilities.

• NSN: National Stock Number for the item.
• Nomenclature: Description of the item (e.g., BATTERY BOX).
• CAGE Code: Commercial and Government Entity code of the supplier.
• Approved Company/Source: Name of the approved company or source.
• Part Number / Drawing Number: Specific part or drawing identification.
• Estimated Annual Demand Quantity (ADQ): The government's estimated annual demand.
• Quantity Price Break Ranges: Fields for vendors to enter their quantity ranges and corresponding prices.
• Estimated Delivery in days: Expected delivery time.
• Maximum Qty.: Maximum quantity that can be supplied.
• Are you the actual Manufacturer of this NSN: Yes/No indicator.
• The Name of the company that makes this item for you and their CAGE Code: Information about the actual manufacturer if the vendor is not.

This spreadsheet serves as a tool for potential bidders to provide crucial market information to the government. Bidders should review the listed NSNs and associated data to determine if they can supply the required items. Completing the relevant sections, particularly regarding pricing, delivery, and manufacturing capabilities, will help the government assess the market and inform future procurement decisions. It is a direct request for information to gauge vendor capacity and pricing for specific NSNs.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document is a market research questionnaire from the DLA Land and Maritime's Strategic Acquisition Programs Directorate (SAPD). It is designed to gather information from potential suppliers regarding items intended for a future Indefinite Quantity Contract (IQC or LTC). The goal is to inform the development of a realistic and beneficial solicitation.

• Company Information: Requires company name, CAGE code, contact details, size and status (small/large business, SBA classifications), and whether the company is a manufacturer or distributor.
• Long-Term Contract (LTC) Questions: Assesses interest in an LTC, preferred contract duration, and potential quantity price breaks. It also asks for suggestions on adding or deleting items.
• Cost or Pricing Data: Inquires about understanding and willingness to provide certified cost or pricing data, past experience with DLA, and ability to obtain subcontractor data or manufacturer data (for dealers).
• Commercial Questions: Seeks to determine if items are commercial per FAR 2.101(b) and if the company can provide evidence of commercial sales to verify price reasonableness (e.g., catalogs, un-redacted invoices, drawings).
• Delivery Questions: Asks about production limitations and whether minimum delivery order quantities or dollar values would apply.
• Additional Information: Provides an open field for any other relevant input.

Potential bidders should complete this questionnaire to provide crucial input that will shape the upcoming solicitation. Responses will help DLA understand market capabilities, pricing structures, and potential contract terms, ensuring a more effective and mutually beneficial contract. The questionnaire also serves as an early indicator of the types of data (e.g., cost/pricing, commerciality evidence) that may be required for the future solicitation.