Determine Whether Subcontracting Possibilities Exist

Started by Troy · Jan 13, 2015 · 2 replies

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    Troy

    Jan 13, 2015 · 11y ago

    Original post

    Specifically, with regard to FAR 19.705-2(B )(2), when making the subject determination; "[w]hether there are likely to be product prequalification requirements" is listed as a relevant factor to be considered.

    The only reference to product prequalifications I've been able to find is in DFARS PGI 217.75 "Acquisition of Replenishment Parts" at subsection 1-103.25 Qualifications as follows -

    Any action (contractual or precontractual) that results in approval for a firm to supply items to the Government without further testing beyond quality assurance demonstrations incident to acceptance of an item. When prequalification is required, the Government must have a justification on file—

    (a) Stating the need for qualification and why it must be done prior to award;

    (B ) Estimating likely cost of qualification; and

    (c ) Specifying all qualification requirements.

    http://farsite.hill.af.mil/vfdfara.htm

    My question is, would the above reference be the only guidance concerning product prequalification requirements; and consequently if they are required, what needs to be considered, with regard to subcontracting possibilities?

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    Retreadfed

    Jan 13, 2015 · 11y ago

    Have you looked at FAR Subpart 9.2?

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    Troy

    Jan 13, 2015 · 11y ago

    I do believe that covers it. Guess I got hung up searching for the specific term "product prequalification".

    Appreciate the help.

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