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70 -- GLOBAL COMMAND AND CONTROL SYSTEM (GCCS) MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT SOL DCA100-95-R-0014 DUE 071295 POC Contact Capt. Doug Smith at (703) 607-6905 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS ON GLOBAL COMMAND AND CONTROL SYSTEM (GCCS) MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT. Capt. Doug Smith, (703) 607-6905. The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) Global Command and Control System (GCCS) Migration Office is responsible for providing assistance to the Joint Staff in the areas of planning, design, enhancements, test and evaluation, and maintenance of the GCCS standard systems, standard applications, other standard software, and configuration management. Accordingly, a Request for Proposals (RFP) for hardware and software maintenance, technical support in support of GCCS is being prepared. Over the life of the contract, GCCS hardware and software is expected to replace most or all of the current Worldwide Military Command and Control (WWMCCS) hardware and software. There are currently 51 WWMCCS locations, including North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) WWMCCS sites, containing a total of 45 mainframes, 32 minicomputers and 70 DataNet 8's. There are currently 60 GCCS worldwide server locations. Maintenance will include approximately 2000 WWMCCS Workstations in approximately 120 locations as well as TEMPEST and Non-TEMPEST IBM (and modified IBM) Personal Computers. WWMCCS Workstations are Honeywell packaged Macinotsh computers with removable hard drives running Apple UX. The Government contemplates a firm, fixed-price, indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract, of one-year in duration with four (4) additional one-year options. The WWMCCS is comprised of an extensive network of Bull mainframes and minicomputers, interconnected by Bull-proprietary software (not included in this acquisition), IBM compatible terminals and printers, and Honeywell/Macintosh WIS Workstations. The Unix-based GCCS servers (currently Sun Microsystem 1000 and 2000, but may later include other manufacturer makes and models) are located on command and control local area networks and are interconnected via the Secure IP router network (SIPRNET). Parties interested in receiving a copy of the RFP (to be issued on or after 12 JUN 1995) are requested to provide written requests referencing the RFP number to Capt Doug Smith at the above address. Requests may be faxed to (703) 607-4340 or 4341. Respondents to the previously issued RFI and draft RFP will automatically be sent the RFP. The Government intends to make the RFP available electronically via the DABBS bulletin board by dialing (618) 256-9200. Communications parameters are 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, and 1200 - 14,400 BPS. Download file BULL6001.BBS for an ASCII version of the RFP, BULL6002.BBS for the bidders mailing list or BULL6003.BBS for a PKZIP version of the RFP. The system administrator can be reached at (618) 256-9380. Internet address is 192.207.163.164. When calling, be prepared to state name, address and solicitation number. All responsible sources may submit a proposal which shall be considered by the agency. See Note 9. (0139)

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