US Army CECOM, Command, Control, Communications and Intelligence (C3I) Acquistion Center, Fort Monmouth, New Jersey 07703-5008

58 -- AN/APR-39A(V)2, RADAR SIGNAL DETECTING SET (RSDS) WITH RELATED TEST EQUIPMENT, SPARE PARTS, TRAINING AND DATA SOL DAAB07-95-R-M756 DUE 080895 POC Carol Riley, AMSEL-ACCA-D-AV, (908)532-4386, Theodore Kordower, Contracting Officer. The United States Army Communications-Electronics Command will issue a Request for Proposal (RFP), on a sole source basis, to Litton Applied Technologies Division for the AN/APR-39A(V)2 RSDS, the MK-2652 Test Adaptor Kit, Spare Parts, Training, Software and Data for a period of five (5) years. A basic quantity of 150 each RSDS systems is anticipated with an increase option of approximately 1,500 units. The RSDS is designed to provide early warning to aircraft pilots and crew. The RSDS is capable of identifying the type of hostile radar weapon system. It provides visual warning via an alphnumeric display and audible warning via a synthetic voice capability. The soliciation will be issued via Electronic Bulletin Board (EBB). Companies interested in subcontracting opporunities are invited to access, operate, send and receive data from the CECOM EBB System. To become a user of the EBB, you will need an identification code and password in addition to a computer terminal equipped with the necessary hardware and software to interface with the EBB System. This required hardware and software includes a computer, a modem, a telephone line, communication software, wordprocessing software and a printer. For printing downloaded files (after decompressing), a fast, high resolution printer is advantageous. The EBB itself is an IBM-compatible computer running commercial bulletin board software. The EBB is equiped with Hayes Ultra 14.4 Baud Modems that are capable of supporting other Hayes Compatible 14.4 Baud or lower modems. Users' computers must be equipped with a Hayes Compatible 14.4 (or slower) modem. (Baud rates less that 2400 are not recommended.) The EBB runs on MS-DOS operating system software. The majority of files will be created and stored on the EBB in Microsoft's Word for Windows format since this is the standard CECOM word processing software. If a file is not in Word for Windows format, the file will be in a rich text format or ACSII format - a format capable of being imported into Word for Windows. While not required, a super VGA monitor will better accommodate on-screen viewing of certain solicitation documents. Detailed information regarding system requirements is contained is the U.S. Army CECOM EBB User's Manual. A User's Manual, Identification Code and Password will be issued upon request in writing to either Mr. Thomas Newman or Mrs. Anita McGhee, U.S. Army CECOM, ATTN: AMSEL-ACSP-BP(EBB), Fort Monmouth, NJ 07703-5008. FACSIMILE:(908)532-6020. Allow 5-10 days after receipt at CECOM for issuance of Users' password, User ID and manual. All requests must include 1)company name, 2)point(s) of contact (name(s) and title(s)); 3) return address; 4)telephone number; and 5) each users name. Questions regarding the solicitation document should be addressed to the above named contract specialist. See Numbered Note(s): 22. (0143)

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