Dahlgren Division, Naval Surface Warfare Center 17320 Dahlgren Rd, Dahlgren, VA 22448-5100

H -- ELECTRONMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS ENGINEERING SUPPORT FOR VARIOUS NAVY PROGRAMS SOL N00178-95-R-3011 DUE 031595 POC (703)663-7765; FAX (703)663-6810 Peggy S. Anderson, Contract Specialist Connie M. Grittner, Contracting Officer. Engineering, analytical and technical support for the various Navy programs which have been established to achieve electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) among and between electronic/electric systems and/or equipments. Specific programs to be addressed include: (1) Fleet support programs such as the Shipboard Electromagnetic Compatibility Improvement Program (SEMCIP), Industrial Electromagnetic Compatibility (IEMC); (2) Radiation Hazards (RADHAZ); (3) Planned Maintenance System (PMS) for Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) control; (4) Joint Tactical Data Distribution System (JTIDS); (5) Composite material shipboard utilization. Appromiately 35 manyears of effort are expected to be required for each of the five years of the contract. Specialized experience includes: Experience in providing advice, guidance, and recommendations for achieving Fleet EMC (Avoiding/alleviating shipboard EMI), and participation in shipboard EMI/EMC evaluations, including test plan preparation, conduct of tests and report development. Electromagnetic Experience, with specific emphasis on the development, update, and tracking of MIL-STD-407-5291780 test procedures. Radiation Hazard experience, with specific emphasis on the determination, testing, and setting of cut-out regions associated with shipboard fire control radars. Planned Maintenance Systems (PMS) experience, with specific emphasis on shipboard maintenance procedures and techniques which may involve/impact equipment EMC. Shipboard EMI/EMC experience, with specific emphasis on JTIDS operability, testing, installation, and integration; additional emphasis on coordination and liasion with Fleet personnel (both surface ship and submarine). Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (EEE) related to the shipboard usage of composite structural materials. Personnel should have specific knowledge of/experience in such composite EEE considerations as corrosion, bonding, grounding, shielding, and electrosatic discharge (ESD). EEE/EMX experience, with specific emphasis on AMRAAM EEE, such as experience with EEE/EMX design, testing, and recommendations. EEE/EMX experience, with specific emphasis on Standard Missile EEE, such as reviewing EEE/EMX designs, etc. EEE/EMC experience, with specific emphasis on AEGIS EEE, such as EEE/EMX analyses, etc. EM experience with specific emphasis on the development and maintenance of EMI/EMC data base(s) (e.g., the SEMCIP Management Information and Tracking System, and the SEMCIP Technical Advisory Network), including the review, extration of information from EMI problem reports, etc. and incorporation into the data base(s). The contract will include a base period and four one year options. Contact Barbara Getty, S13-21, in writing for a copy of the solicitation. Dahlgren Division, Naval Surace Warfare Center, 17320 Dahlgren Rd, Dahlgren VA 22448-5100. (0033)

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