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FBO DAILY ISSUE OF AUGUST 18, 2005 FBO #1361
MODIFICATION

58 -- Maritime Underwater Sensors

Notice Date
8/16/2005
 
Notice Type
Modification
 
Contracting Office
NSWC Panama City, Code XPS2, 110 Vernon Ave., Panama City, FL
 
ZIP Code
00000
 
Solicitation Number
N6133105QGS01
 
Response Due
9/12/2005
 
Description
The synopsis for this Sources Sought has been modified in its entirety as follows: The Naval Surface Warfare Center Panama City ( NSWCPC) at Panama City, Florida, is requesting information from industry for maritime underwater sensors. GOVERNMENT SOURCES SOUGHT AND ANNOUNCEMENT OF INDUSTRY DAY REQUEST FOR INFORMATION (RFI) for maritime underwater sensors. THIS IS NOT A REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS. NSWC Panama City on the behalf of NAVSEA is performing a technology assessment of maritime sensors in support of the Sea Eagle ACTD Spiral TWO hardware development schedules. NSWC PC is seeking information on maritime underwater sensors. Maritime sensor technology desired but not limited to: acoustic, magnetic, seismic, pressure, chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear. Requirements for sensor technology are as follows. (1) Sensor technology should already be at a technology readiness level of 6 or above for maturity (technology readiness level 6 is defined as Representat! ive Model or Prototype System, Which Is Well Beyond the Breadboard Level Is Tested in a Relevant Environment). (2) Sensor must be covert and completely submerged in the water column. (3) Sensor should have the ability to be used for persistent surveillance by an unmanned system. (4) Sensor should be individual, and not part of a multiple sensor package. The sensor is not required to transmit or store data and it can also be manufactured internationally. The highest priority is the sensing and detecting capability of the sensor. There is no specific format or outline that submittals must follow. However, information pertinent to the assessment criteria, especially system technical maturity should be provided. Include other descriptive literature and any other specific and pertinent information that would enhance the evaluation of the information submitted. Please include four (4) copies of your response. Each response must reference the RFI solicitation number and must be lim! ited in length to ten (10) typed pages. Specific narrative information that should be provided in the submission include: (1) System description, capabilities (2) Chronology of system development (3) Summary of past test events with location, dates, and results. Interested parties must provide paper submittals, to the Government by 1630 hours on 9 September 2005. Supporting literature and test documentation that demonstrate technical maturity of your underwater sensor may be included in addition to the 10-page narrative paper. Telephone responses will not be honored. NSWC PC will conduct an INDUSTRY DAY to allow interested parties to present information on their sensor technology. INDUSTRY DAY will consist only of discussion of sensor technology, status of the SEA EAGLE ACTD will not be open for discussion; this is strictly an information gathering meeting. The meeting will start at 0800 (tentatively in the NSWC PC Building 110 Auditorium) and last approximately 3 hours. Pr! esentations should last no longer than 30 minutes, and if necessary briefings will continue into the afternoon. Industry Day briefings and any discussions will be at unclassified level. To facilitate meeting planning, it is required that each company attending Industry Day submit on company letterhead a list of all planned attendees. The document shall provide as a minimum the following information for each planned attendee: 1. Full Name of Attendee 2. Job Position Title: 3. Country of Citizenship 4. A point of contact with telephone number in case there are any questions relative to the submission. Submission by mail or facsimile is acceptable and must be received no later than 3:00 PM CDT, 12 September 2005 by the contracting office listed below. Facsimile submissions may be sent to telephone 850-234-4197 and must be marked ATTN: Gerald G. Sorrell. The event will consist of briefings that will occupy the morning of 16 September 2005. Small business size standard is 750 ! employees, NAICS 334511 and the FSC Code is 58. Mailed submissions should be addressed as follows: Contracting Specialist Naval Surface Warfare Center 110 Vernon Avenue Panama City, FL 32407-7001 ATTN: XPS2/Gerald G. Sorrell. All Questions concerning this announcement should be directed to Gerald G. Sorrell, Contract Specialist NSWC PC Code XPS2, e-mail gerald.sorrell@navy.mil.
 
Web Link
NSWC Panama City Sources Sought
(http://www.ncsc.navy.mil/Contracts/Ztables/sourcestab.htm)
 
Record
SN00871882-W 20050818/050816212813 (fbodaily.com)
 
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