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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF APRIL 29,1998 PSA#2084Commander, Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division, Code 210000D, 1
Administration Circle, China Lake, CA 93555-6100 A -- DEVELOPMENT OF INTREGRATED HIGH PAYOFF PROCET PROPULSION
TECHNOLOGY (PINTLES) PART 1 SOL N68936-98-R-0139 DUE 061098 POC Glenda
Downing, Contract Specialist, (760) 939-7503 (THIS IS PART 1 OF A 2
PART SYNOPSIS.) INTEGRATED HIGH PAYOFF ROCKET PROPULSION TECHNOLOGY
(PINTLES) -- PART 1 The Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division
(NAVAIRWARCENWPNDIV), Propulsion Technology Office, is seeking
proposals in support of the Integrated High Payoff Rocket Propulsion
Technology (IHPRPT) program. This is an unrestricted solicitation.
Responses from all responsible sources will be considered. The Standard
Industry Code (SIC) applicable to this acquisition is 8731 with 1,000
employees. Although not mandatory, it is highly recommended that a
prospective offeror have either a government coordinated Advanced
Rocket Propulsion Plan (ARPP), or develop an ARPP prior to or in
conjunction with proposal submittal, or have a documented working
relationship with a company possessing a Government coordinated ARPP to
ensure IHPRPT relevance of any proposed technology. Information
regarding the IHPRPT program in general and the ARPP process is
available from NAVAIRWARCENWPNDIV. The Navy wishes to identify and
explore new concepts or principles in the area of thrust management
that will provide for high performance solid rocket motors meeting the
Phase II IHPRPT goals for delivered Specific Impulse and Mass
Fraction. An on-command 40:1 thrust turndown ratio using a pintle or
equivalent system should be achieved. Weight and volume savings of 20%
(as shown via test and analysis) and cost savings of 25% (as shown via
analysis) should be demonstrated. The proposed project should include
hot test firings of the thrust management system. NAWCWPNS test
facilities may be available for testing. The technical point of contact
for this BAA is Stuart Blashill, NAWCWD, (760) 939-7210,
stuart_blashill@clplgw.chinalake.navy.mil. Please reference
N68936-98-R-0139 in all correspondence. PART 2 Proposed work should
have a period of performance of not greater than three (3) years and
should be structured in a manner that will facilitate early close-out
in the event the projections are not realized, i.e., separate and
distinct phases by Government fiscal year, options, etc. The effective
period of this BAA is through December 31, 1998, for the purpose of
making award. Award decisions on proposals will be based on a
competitive selection of proposals from a peer/scientific review. This
announcement will remain open for 45 days from the date of publication
for the receipt of proposals. Offerors may submit multiple proposals.
Evaluation and selection of proposals for award will be made on the
basis of the potential benefits accruing to the Government when
weighted against the cost of the proposal. Additional primary
considerations will include an independent Government assessment of the
probability of success of the proposed approach and the availability of
funding. Proposals not considered to have sufficient scientific merit
or relevance to the Navy's needs may be rejected without further
review. Proposals may be reviewed and acted on as they arrive. The
Government reserves the right to select for award all, some or none of
the proposals received in response to this announcement. It is the
policy of NAVAIRWARCENWPNDIV to treat all proposals as privileged
information before award and to disclose the contents only for the
purpose of evaluation. Any contract awarded, on the basis of a proposal
submitted under this BAA, will control disclosure and use of
proprietary information. At a minimum, the Government desires Purpose
Rights at the completion of the contract. Offerors should submit
proposals to: Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division, Attn. Glenda
Downing, Code 210000D, 1 Administration Circle, China Lake, CA
93555-6100. DATA REQUIREMENTS: All contracts awarded as a result of
this BAA will be required to include appropriate data items. Following
is a sample Contract Data Requirements List (CDRL). The items listed
or other similar items will be incorporated as applicable. The Data
Item Descriptions are given as references only. Offerors are encouraged
to propose alternates to the standard items shown below for approval.
In addition, contractor format and report consolidation are highly
encouraged and will also be acceptable upon approval. Alternate or
additional data items that would streamline and/or enhance the
effectiveness of the program are solicited. Contractor's Progress,
Status & Management Report -- DI-MGMT-80227/T -- Monthly Contract Funds
Status Report -- DI-F-6004B/T -- Quarterly Presentation material --
DI-ADMN-81373 -- As Required Program Plan -DI-MGMT-80909/T -- One Month
Following Contract Award Still Photo Coverage -- DI-MISC-80169 As
Required Data Accession & Internal Data -- DI-A-3027A/T -- As Required
Scientific & Technical Report -- DI-MISC-80711/T -- As Required
PROPOSAL PREPARATION GUIDELINES: One (1) original and three(3) copies
shall be submitted. Facsimile transmissions or electronic media (i.e.
e-mail) transmissions will not be accepted. All offerors will prepare
and submit a full proposal which consists of the technical approach, a
statement of work (SOW), the management approach, and a cost proposal
which will include cost or pricing data. The submitted proposal
submitted by an offeror in response to this BAA is the only vehicle
available to the offeror for receiving consideration for award. The
proposal must stand on its own merit; only information provided through
the proposal can be used in the evaluation process leading to an award.
The proposal should be prepared simply and economically, providing
straightforward, concise delineation of the offeror's approach and
capabilities necessary to perform the work proposed. The
technical/management information must be accompanied by the required
cost data, because cost and technical/management considerations are
reviewed simultaneously. The technical/management portion of the
proposal is required to contain a technical description of the proposed
idea including major tasks to be performed, a list of deliverables, if
any, a description of the project's relevance to the achievement of
the IHPRPT goals andthe stated objectives of this BAA, a description of
the feasibility of the proposed effort, the identification of the major
risks with a brief description of how they will be mitigated, a
description of required Government Furnished Material, Equipment or
Testing, a SOW, a program schedule, a written description of any
proposed alternatives to the data items listed above, resumes of key
personnel, and relevant past/present performance data. It is the intent
of NAVAIRWARCENWPNDIV to incorporate the offeror's SOW, as written,
into the applicable resulting contract. [END OF PART 1 OF 2 TO RECEIVE
ALL THE INFOMATION AVAILABLE IN REGARDS TO THIS ANNOUNCEMENT PLEASE
REFER TO PART 2 OF THIS ANNOUNCEMENT. N68936-98-R-0139A] (0117) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0005 19980429\A-0005.SOL)
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