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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF NOVEMBER 14,1995 PSA#1472Defense Nuclear Agency, 6801 Telegraph Road, Alexandria, VA 22310-3398 A -- VALIDATION OF COUPLED CODES FOR UNDERWATER EXPLOSION APPLICATIONS
SOL DNA001-96-R-0008 DUE 122295 POC Thomas L. Cox, Negotiator, (703)
325-1196, Scott Morton, Contracting Officer, (703) 325-1200. This
procurement is in accordance with DFARS Subpart 235.70, Research and
Development Streamlined Contracting Procedures. Offerors are advised
that a conventional solicitation will NOT be issued but that the
solicitation will appear in a subsequent edition of the Commerce
Business Daily (CBD). The Defense Nuclear Agency (DNA) recently
embarked on the development of advanced numerical tools to simulate the
response of underwater structures to conventional underwater explosions
(UNDEX). Underwater nuclear solutions traditionally use two-dimensional
boundary elements to accurately describe the shock wave interaction
between the structure and surrounding fluid. For the purposes of this
procurement, a ''closely couple'' code refers to computational software
which can simulate a complex fluid environment (including shock and
bubble phases) and associated structural response in one calculation.
The capability for such codes to simulate complex problems in two and
three dimensions is relatively new and largely untested for accuracy in
many underwater explosion applications. The primary objective of this
task is to verify and validate (V&V) advanced, closely coupled codes
for UNDEX applications. Verification may be defined as successfully
checking that a software code implements the theory as the developer
intended. Validation may be defined as successfully checking that
computer models, including specified geometry, material properties,
initial conditions and boundary conditions, when processed on a
verified softare code, represent what we would expect to occur in
reality. All contractor personnel will require a DoD security clearance
of Confidential. Offerors must provide mailing address information to
the contract negotiator in order to be included on the mailing list in
case any supplemental package and/or amendments are issued to the
solicitation. As noted above the solititation will appear in a
subsequent edition of the CBD. Address information must be in writing.
Faxes are acceptable to the attention of Thomas L. Cox/AM-2 at fax
number (703) 325-9295. Information on DNA solicitations, already
releaed, can be obtained by calling the DNA Hotline at (703) 325-1173.
Reference Synopsis No. 96-10 (0313) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0006 19951113\A-0006.SOL)
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