Joint Advanced Strike Technology Program Office (Code 2.0), Washington, DC 20361-5120

B -- JAST OPERATIONAL AND COST EFFECTIVENESS TRADE STUDIES/ANALYSES POC Contact, Martin J. Jakim, Phone (703)604-6100 The Requirements Directorate within the Joint Advanced Strike Technology (JAST) Program Office seeks source to plan and conduct operational and cost effectiveness trade studies to support the development of key JAST joint requirement documents. The studies/analyses will focus on comparing and contrasting affordability, lethality, survivability and supportability attributes of various proposed technologies and engineering solutions. The offeror shall be capable of employing a range of analytical tools ranging from qualitative decision making tools, such as the quality, function, deployment analysis tool, through deterministic and spreadsheet models, to contructive, interactive, and virtual simulation tools. The JAST Program Office intends to award up to three Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts, each with one base year and four option years and approximately nine (9) labor categories. Two of the awards will be set-aside for small business competition and the third, if awarded, will be through full and open competition. The Government plans to release the request-for-Proposal (RFP) within approximately thrity (30) days of this notification. Written request for this RFP should be directed to the Commander, Naval Air Systems Command, Attention: AIR-2.2.5C6, 1421 Jefferson Davis Highway, Arlington, VA 22243-2140. Facsimile request should be directed to the attention of Martin J. Jakim, AIR-2.2.5C6, at (703) 604-2969 (confirmation calls should be made to guarantee that facsimile request were received). Questions regarding this announcement should be directed to Martin J. Jakim at (703) 604-6100 ext 3523. See note No. 22 - NAVAIR Synopsis No. 20059-96. (0094)

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