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R -- TECHNICAL SERVICES IN SUPPORT OF C4I (AMENDED) POC Dave Bodner, 02-31, 703-602-0694. Synopsis No. 18. This is a reissuance of SPAWAR Synopsis No. 4, which was originally published on 03 November 1995. The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) intends to solicit for award of a Cost-Plus-Fixed-Fee (CPFF) contract to provide for technology, analytical engineering, program management, and administrative (non-personal) services in support of the Command, Control, Communications, Computer and Intelligence (C4I) Systems Program Directorate (PD70). As this Command will comence its move to San Diego, CA, during the Summer of 1996, to be completed not later than 30 September 1997, the majority of this effort will be required to support SPAWAR at its new location in San Diego. SPAWAR is in search of capable firms with an established presence in the San Diego area, who can also provide interim support in Arlington, VA, during the transition to San Diego. In order to assess whether this intended procurement lends itself to be set aside for Small Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), or under the auspices of section 8(a) of the Small Business Act, qualification packages from potential small business offerors are sought for the effort addressed below. The C4I Directorate has the responsibility for planning and managing system development, acquisition, fleet introduction, modernization, and complete life cycle support for a wide variety of programs that include 1) hardware and software systems, that measure, transmit, distribute, process, evaluate, and display environmental data, 2) satellite navigation systems, 3) worldwide area surveillance systems, including consolidated and Navy tactical cryptological programs, 4) ship and shore, submarine, and satellite communications systems, and 5) tactical or nontactical information management systems. This effort will support all PD70 programs. There is, however, a particular interest for establishing experience and capabilities for technical support services in two areas: Navy Command and Control Systems (NCCS), which include programs such as OSS, TSC, NTCS-A, and ENWGS and Naval Electronic Combat Surveillance Systems, which include programs such as BGPHES and Combat DF. Proposed efforts for support of all PD70 programs are categrized as follows: 1) mission analyses/technical requirements assessment, and analyses planning for designated activities, 2) technology investigations, 3) performance/cost trade-off analyses, 4) implementation planning/critical path analyses 5) technical/program management support and analyses, 6) system requirements, test, and training definition, and 7) logistic support concept development. The Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Code for this intended procurement is 8711. The total effort required is expected to be a maximum of 102 staff-years per year for a five year (1 firm, 4 option) period beginning in FY 1996. Interested parties should submit a qualifications package detailing their proven experience in categories 1) through 7) relating to the full range of PD70 programs with particular emphasis in the two areas noted above. Address all relevant experience as either a prime or a subcontractor. Some space should be devoted to listing corporate experience in matrix form to include: the prime contract number under which work was performed, the sponsoring organization and Contracting Officer and COR's names/telephone numbers, the period of performance and total dollar value and staff-hours of the prime or subcontract under which experience is claimed, and a brief description of work performed. Information must be provided for key company personnel, listing their experience and qualifications in Navy C4I, education, and related experience. Personnel must be full-time employees and have a reasonable expectation of being available for full-time work at or near the San Diego site. Interested parties must possess or be able to obtain a SECRET clearance with 30 days after contract award. Clear identification of company status must be provided (SB, SDB, and/or 8(a)). This is not a request for proposals, nor does the Government intend to pay for any information solicited. Proprietary information submitted in response to this synopsis will be protected when so designated. Acknowledgment of receipt will not be made nor will telephone inquiries be honored. Responses to this synopsis must be received no later than 12 January 1996 and should not exceed 20 pages. Responses to this synopsis must be made in writing to Commander, Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command, Attn: 02-31C, David Bodner, 2451 Crystal Drive, Arlington, VA 22245. Responses must refer to this Synopsis No. 18 on both mailing nvelope and enclosures. (0356)

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