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70 -- TRACKING SOFTWARE DUE 052200 POC Point of Contact: E-MAIL: Lisa Krstulic, lkrstulic@kcp.com. Weapons, Components and Nuclear Materials Information Database This is a Request For Information for COTS software and is issued to request technical and marketing information on the availability of application software that meets the following minimum characteristics. Responses to this notice will be used to develop a source list for a Request for Proposal (RFP) which may be issued in late 2000: The software shall: 1) be a fully functional web enabled front-end application that supports HTTPS and is built on a ORACLE database engine, 2) be an accepted implementation of TriplesDES and be on the NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) 140-1 Validation List and with an appropriate Certification number, 3) maintain inventory configuration using a hierarchical database structure similar to that found in a bill of materials system to at least five levels, 4) at the highest level in the hierarchy support weapon accounting by unique identifier to include cost, status, sub-status, and expiration tracking for each weapon, 5) at the lowest level in the hierarchy support nuclear material accounting, to include material type, element and isotope weights, weight percent, decay, date of last decay, composition status, date calculations for various expiration tracking of components, and reconciliation capability by unit and by material balance account, 6) support unassociated component inventory by unique identifier containing associated nuclear material, 7) support on-line archive (history) access via ad hoc query and have ad hoc report generation capability at all levels and restoration, 8) support an audit trail of all transactions processed, 9) support batch input either through locally written code or through a vendor provided import function, 10) support flat file generation at all levels of the inventory, 11) support continuous updating during month end weapon, component, and nuclear material balancing activities. 12) provide interface accessibility to/from other DOE/DoD software applications. Only firms that currently have software product(s) possessing the above characteristics are invited to respond to this RFI. Responses should include: 1. Product literature that addresses the above characteristics and any other important technical aspects of the product; 2. Commercial price list or GSA schedule for license and maintenance fees for all platforms supported; 3. Points of contact (including name, phone number, and fax number) that are knowledgeable about the technical aspects of the product(s) and the license agreement. Responses submitted should define capabilities that are currently commercially available. The process of identifying and selecting potential suppliers will be at the sole judgement of DOE/AL and FM&T. The process may include detailed technical presentations, discussions with present users and evaluations on site at DOE/AL and/or FM&T. After evaluation, a Request for Proposal may be issued. Any information submitted should NOTbe company sensitive or proprietary This RFI is not a Request for Proposal, and nothing shall be construed herein or through the RFI process to commit or obligate the Government to further action as a result of this RFI. Firms responding to this RFI shall provide 8 copies and shall bear all risk and expense of any resources used to provide the requested information, and all information submitted in response to this request shall become the property of the Government. Responses to this RFI shall be addressed to Lisa Krstulic, Honeywell FM&T, PO Box 419159, Kansas City, MO 64141-6159. Telephonic inquiries will not be addressed. Posted 04/27/00 (D-SN449450). (0118)

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