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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF DECEMBER 2,1998 PSA#2233Operational Contracting Office, 8110 Industrial Dr., Suite 200, USAF
Academy, CO 80840-2315 L -- DIRECT CONVERSION FOR LIFE SUPPORT AND METEOROLOGICAL SERVICES
DUE 123098 POC Leslie Ryan (719)333-6551 A sources sought synopsis
regarding a USAF Academy, Colorado, Direct Conversion effort conducted
utilizing OMB Circular A-76 for Aircrew Life Support and
Meteorological services. The Direct Conversion is being processed to
determine if it is efficient for government operated or contractor
operated functions within these two areas and, if applicable, to
determine the selected contractor. Non-personal service requirements
include all personnel and supervision and could potentially require all
equipment, vehicles, tools, materials, supervision, and other items to
accomplish Aircrew Life Support (ALS) services and Meteorological
services. The ALS portion includes performance of inspections,
maintenance, installation, removal, and repairs of in-shop and aircraft
installed life support equipment and mandatory components. The
maintenance and inspection of all hands-on ALS Continuation Training
devices, conduct all initial and annual ALS continuation training as
outlined in USAFA instruction to include, but not limited to, parachute
landing fall, land/water drags, parachute malfunctions,
preflight/postflight of chutes, air/ground egress procedures.
Contractor will be required to schedule and accomplish all equipment
inspections, repairs, and repacks using an approved automated equipment
tracking program; render aid to aircrews with life support equipment
problems including proper equipment fit, inspection, and use; maintain
all related accounts for budget, time change forecast, Custodian
Account/Control Receipt Listing (CA/CRL), Precision Measurement
Equipment Laboratory (PMEL), OSHA, bench stock, and explosives
programs. The contractor will be required to develop and maintain ALS
operating instructions, quality assurance programs, and tool kits.
Service requirements for the Meteorological services portion includes
surface weather observation, weather radar observation, weather
forecasting, staff weather briefing, and aircrew flight weather
briefing support for the Academy and out lying areas within a fifty
mile radius of the Academy, equipment operation, operation of the
automated weather distribution system, the WSR-88D Doppler weather
radar system, related small computers, the meteorological satellite,
the automated surface observing system, the high wind alert system, and
the lightning detection system. Contractor shall be required to furnish
a permanent replacement to the High Wind Alert System, including the
Remote Wind Mesonet and the Doppler Acoustic Sodar and provide a
permanent replacement to the Theodolite which automatically samples
upper air readings upon balloon launch and provides data. All
interested business concerns shall indicate interest in this
acquisition by providing the company name, mailing address, phone
number, and electronic mail address to the 10 ABW/LGC, 8110 Industrial
Drive, Suite 200, USAF Academy CO 80840-2315 no later than 3:00 P.M.
MST, 30 Dec 98. Interested business concerns are requested to provide
sufficient written information supporting their capability and past
performance to perform the above stated requirements. This information
should include, as a minimum, (a) degree of experience in ALS and
Meteorological services experience, (b) address current related
certifications for these services, (c) address employee on-the-job
safety mishaps, (d) provide quality/safety program currently in-use by
the contractor (e) provide management infrastructure and corporate
financial capability to support these two types of operations similar
to the magnitude of this requirement, (f) provide past corporate and
government contracts with references, outlining related contractual
responsibilities, and points of contact, with current telephone
numbers. Small Business concerns must provide written proof of
capability and a positive statement of eligibility as a SB concern.
Indications of interest by SB concerns without required information
regarding capability and eligibility will not be considered in a SB
set-aside determination. If a capability package has already been
submitted by your company based on the previous sources sought synopses
dated 18 Sept 98 and 28 Oct 98, you do not need to resubmit. For
purposes of this acquisition, the Standard Industrial Code (SIC) being
considered is 8999. The anticipated business size is $5.0 million.
Small, Historically Underutilized, and Women-owned businesses are
encouraged to submit data. This is a sources sought synopsis only. An
issue date for the solicitation has not been established. A subsequent
synopsis will be issued at a later date to provide solicitation
issuance details. Contractors should refer questions to Ms. Leslie Ryan
at RyanLA.lg@usafa.af.mil or may call (719) 333-6551. Send information
to 10 ABW/LGC, 8110 Industrial Drive, Suite 200, USAF Academy CO
80840-2315 no later than 3:00 P.M. MST, 30 Dec 98. Posted 11/30/98
(W-SN275417). (0334) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0021 19981202\L-0001.SOL)
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