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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF MARCH 9,1995 PSA#1299NATICK ACQUISITION CENTER, US ARMY NATICK RD&E CENTER, NATICK MA
01760-5011 16 -- COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE (MODIFIED FOR GOVERNMENT USE), GUIDED
PRECISION AERIAL DELIVERY SYSTEM - LIGHT (GPADS-L) SOL DAAK60-95-#-0004
This number is for internal tracking purposes only. Solicitaion No.
TBD. DUE 040395 POC Mr. Arthur L. O'Dea, Contracting Officer, Phone:
(508)651-4289, Fax: (508)651-5286 The US Army Natick RD&E Center seeks
to contract for a quantity of Guided Parafoil Air Drop System - Light
(GPADS-L) which is a precision airborne delivery system. Support of
the systems will also be required. This item is considered a
Non-Developmental Item (NDI). The procedures located at the Department
of Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS) 211 for
the acquisition of Commercial Items will be followed. Therefore, this
Center is interested in obtaining offers for a commercially available
precision airborne delivery system with the following capabilities:
Ability to be deployed by cargo aircraft at distances as far as 20
kilometers from the proposed impact point; have autonomous guidance
that will allow it to independently overcome possible threats and
weather contingencies, including winds; capable of delivering its cargo
with a precision of 100 meters circular error probable; capability of
transporting 750 pounds to 1100 pounds of cargo - a desired goal is
1500 plus pounds; to deliver the cargo in usable condition. The system
shall be modifiable to incorporate a government GPS receiver. Critical
are demonstrated performance, low cost, and rapid fielding. This list
may not be exhaustive. This acquisition is currently planned as
follows: First, we plan to acquire 10 systems modified to include the
government GPS. Second, the contractor shall furnish engineering and
technical support at government test sites, and operator and
maintenance training both for the testing of the units and support of
the production units (if acquired). Third, if testing is successful,
the government plans to acquire 15 systems (possibly as an option) with
options for up to another 65 (total option quantities 80 systems). All
option units would be modified to include the government GPS. This
acquisition is a 100 per cent set aside for small business - size 500
employees. See Note 1.(0066) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0271 19950308\16-0004.SOL)
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