Presented by Ed Charette Craig Powderly

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Presented by Ed CharetteCraig Powderly
U.S. Army Contracting Command
2008 LWN I3MP ConferenceInstallation
Modernization (IMOD) Contract

• 18 Aug 2008

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Agenda

• ITEC4 Contract Facts
• PM NSC
• Simplifying Acquisition
• Proposals Subject To Availability Of Funds
• EDP Improvements
• 3 Year Useful Life After Installation

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Amazing IMOD Contract Facts
(Or What you really wanted to know about the
contract)
Ed Charette IMOD Contracting Officer
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• Since 28 Apr 2006
• (Approx) 240 Contract Actions
• Over 250M (Obligated)
• Approx 41 Task Orders (Projects)
• Over 183M Task Order Awards
• Approx 130 Task Order Modifications
• Over 66M Obligated

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• Since Oct 2007 (FY 08)
• 1st Qtr 9 Contract Actions, 1.2M
• 2nd Qtr 26 Contract Actions, 75M
• 3rd Qtr 27 Contract Actions, 68M
• 4th Qtr (so far) 20 Actions, 4.7M

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Simplifying Acquisition

• Low Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) vs Best
  Value/Best Price Vs Best Value
• Bill of Material (BOM) vs. (LOE)
• Description of Material and Equipment
• Evaluation Factors
• Exceptions Expedited Acquisitions

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Proposals Subject To Availability Of Funds
Notional Schedule
FY N
FY N1
FY N2
Begin Work On Requirements
Release Solicitation
Base Award
Option Awards
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Engineering Design Package (EDP)Improvements
Non Uniform Building and Communications Room
Requirements
Uniform Building and Communications Room
Requirements
Simplified Building and Communications Room
Requirements
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3 Year Useful Life After Installation

• Contractually Obligate JITC or TIC Listed
  Equipment
• For 3 Years After Cutover/Installation
• Assures Minimal Useful Life of Equipment and
  Eliminates Trapped Investments