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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF SEPTEMBER 13,1995 PSA#1430Defense Nuclear Agency, 6801 Telegraph Road, Alexandria, VA 22310-
3398 A -- FORECAST TO INDUSTRY ON AGENCY-WIDE PROGRAMS OF THE DEFENSE
NUCLEAR AGENCY POC Thomas O. McCabe, Competition Advocate, (703)
325-6961. The Defense Nuclear Agency (DNA) will hold its second annual
Forecast to Industry highlighting projected FY96 contracting
opportunities supporting agency-wide programs. This year's Forecast
will continue to stress the theme of post-cold war national security
priorities, consistent with DNA's recently revised charter. Agency
Director, Major General Gary L. Curtin, USAF, will discuss the agency's
strategy for the sustainment and consolidation of core nuclear
capabilities, while adjusting to meet the new emerging challenges
related to DNA's missions. Agency Deputy Director Dr. George Ullrich,
will lead panel of Agency's top scientific managers in a frank
discussion of potential evolutionary paths for the agency in
approaching the turn of the century. The morning session will conclude
with a brief overview and update of DNA's business practices. In the
afternoon session, direcorate level forecasts will provide detailed
information regarding DNA's investment strategy and technology needs,
along with information on specific projects, milestones, projected
contract periods, and planned RFP release and contract award dates.
Topics of interest will span the following areas of the agency's
mission: (1) Understanding weapon-target interaction phenomenology
across the spectrum of lethality; supporting mission planning,
analysis, and bomb damage assessment; supporting operability
requirements of military personnel and warfighting systems in a nuclear
disturbed environment; supporting weapons requirements definition; and
developing weapon effect numerical simulations and models; (2)
Demonstrating technologies supporting counterproliferation, treaty
verification, and treaty compliance; (3) Developing testing and
simulation techniques supporting survivability and lethality
requirements; and (4) Managing the DoD nuclear stockpile, ensuring its
reliability, safety, and security. The agency-wide forecast will be
held on 24 Oct 95 at the Marriott Crystal Forum (affiliated with the
Crystal City Marriott), 1999 Jefferson Davis Highway, Arlington, VA
from 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Conference check-in will be from 8:00 A.M.
to 9:00 A.M. Lunch will not be provided, but numerous eating
stablishments are within walking distance. (The agency's mission of
managing the Cooperative Threat Reduction/Defense Conversion Program
assisting the former Soviet Union will be the subject of a separate
Forecast to Industry which will be announced in a later CBD issue.)
Persons wishing to attend the agency-wide Forecast should fax a
registration form containing the names of persons attending, company
name, address, phone number, and fax number to ''DNA Agency-Wide
Forecast to Industry'', Fax No. (703) 325-2955. Pre-registration is
required for attendance. All registration forms must be received at DNA
by close of 18 Oct 95. A Conference Fee of $5, payable to ''Forecast to
Industry'', will be required at conference check-in. Questions
regarding this announcement should be directed to Mr. Thomas McCabe,
(Phone 703-325-6961). No Telephone reservations will be accepted.
Information on DNA solicitations, already released, can be obtained by
calling the DNA Hotline at (703) 325-1173. Reference Synopsis No.
95-88 (0254) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0002 19950912\A-0002.SOL)
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