VIRTUAL PRIME VENDOR This notice is an addendum to Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) SPO410-97-V-0004, published September 11, 1997 and amended on October 09, 1997. This addendum requests abstracts for program depot maintenance performed at Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center, San Antonio Air Logistics Center, Warner Robins Air Logistics Center, Navy Depot North Island, Navy Depot Jacksonville and Corpus Christi Army Depot. Abstracts may address any one or combination of logistics support of replacement parts at these facilities including, but not limited to, the following engines or weapons systems: T53, AGT 1500, TF30, TF33, F100, J52 engines; C-5, C-130, C-141, F-14, F/A 18, S-3 (ASW), E2/C2, EA-6B, KC-135, E-3 weapons systems. All responsible sources capable of satisfying the Government's requirements may submit an abstract addressing logistics support at one or several facilities of any individual engine/weapons system or any combination of engines/weapons system. Firms wishing to submit an abstract may obtain the Proposer Information Packet (PIP), by contacting Sherrill King at Defense Supply Center Richmond, DSCR-CGB, 8000 Jefferson Davis Hwy, Richmond, VA 23219, (804) 279-5127, or ssking@dscr.dla.mil. Interested sources must submit an original abstract plus four (4) copies to Ms. King by 4:00 p.m. February 27, 1998. DLA will consider all abstracts received; however, firms who fail to submit an abstract will not be eligible for future award(s) under this addendum. Any firm who submitted an abstract in response to the original or amended BAA will automatically be considered eligible for award under this addendum. Therefore, any such firm need not submit another abstract, unless the firm wishes to submit a different or changed abstract as a result of this addendum. Each offeror will be notified in writing of the merits of its abstract. Regardless of the merit of any abstract, all offerors will be allowed to submit a full concept paper by a specified date and time. To aid in preparation of a concept paper, all offerors will receive an attachment to the PIP. The PIP attachment will be a solicitation tailored to the offerors' abstracts. Wholly different abstracts will result in different PIP attachments. The PIP attachments will contain instructions for submitting a concept paper and will detail the criteria for evaluation of the concept papers. Failure to submit a concept paper will preclude consideration for award. Concepts which are considered advantageous to the government may be selected for award. If competing abstracts are received for a particular facility, engine or weapons system, or combination thereof, the government will first evaluate abstracts for merit based upon the criteria identified in the original BAA, the amended BAA and the PIP. In discussing the merit of its abstract, the offeror will be notified whether its concept paper should address the strengths of its proposed combination of (or singling out of particular) facilities, engines or weapons systems. The PIP attachment will explain how competing concepts will be evaluated against one another. The government will select the concept most advantageous to the government based upon criteria in the PIP attachment. All other competing offerors will be notified of the selection and given an opportunity for a preaward debriefing. The selected concept will form the basis of the statement of work and ultimate contract award. If an abstract is received for a particular facility, engine or weapons system not identified by any other abstract, it will be evaluated based solely upon the criteria identified in the original and amended BAA. If the concept is considered advantageous to the government, the concept paper will form the basis for a statement of work and contract award.

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