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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF JUNE 1,2000 PSA#2612Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command, 4301 Pacific Highway, San
Diego, CA 92110-3127 D -- SUBSCRIPTION FOR ONLINE SEARCHABLE SYSTEM WITH FULL-TEXT OF
CURRENT AND HISTORICAL DATABASES AND ELECTRONIC PUBLICATIONS SOL
N0003900R3162 DUE 061200 POC Heidi Radaford, 619-524-7386 E-MAIL: For
more information, contact the Contract Specialist,
radaford@spawar.navy.mil. This is a combined synopsis/solicitation for
commercial items prepared in accordance with Subpart 12.6 of the FAR,
as supplemented with additional information included in this notice.
This announcement constitutes the only solicitation; proposals are
being requested and a written solicitation will not be issued. This
solicitation document incorporates all provisions and clauses in effect
through Federal Acquisition Circular 97-11. The solicitation number is
N00039-00-R-3162 and is being issued, on 26 May 2000, as a Request for
Proposals. Only written offers received by 12 June 2000 in accordance
with this solicitation will receive consideration and responses must
convey the ability of the offeror to meet the stated requirements.
Award decisions will be based on a competitive selection of proposals
resulting from the technical evaluation and the Contract Negotiator's
best value analysis and not cost alone. SPAWAR reserves the right to
award to other than lowest cost. A two-year (one year base period of
performance with one year option), Firm Fixed Price contract issued
under the provisions of FAR Part 12 is expected to result from this
synopsis. This procurement will provide unlimited online access for
desktop users from the following Naval organizations (including their
subsidiary sites): Site 1: NAWC/AD, Patuxent River, MD Site 2: NAWC/WD,
China Lake, CA Site 3: NSWC, Dahlgren Division, Dahlgren, VA Site 4:
SPAWAR Systems Center, San Diego, CA Site 5: NWC, Newport, RI Site 6:
NUWC, Newport, RI Site 7: NRL, Washington, DC Evaluated Requirements
The following requirements will be evaluated by the Government and are
of equal level of importance to one another: 1) Unlimited access via
the Internet by seven (7) Naval sites to the most comprehensive online
searchable integrated system available containing full-text,
full-image of current and historical databases and electronic
publications including magazines, reports, and directories of
information both US and foreign on: Naval ships, aircraft, weapons
systems, C4I, propulsion, avionics, radar, sonar, construction and
retrofit Military communications, procurements, intelligence, hardware,
transport, weapon systems, electro-optics, munitions, ordnance,
simulation and training, logistics Merchant vessels Maritime issues
Transportation systems, equipment, technologies Space programs, issues,
technologies Terrorism, chemical and biological warfare Market issues,
forecasts, trends, developments 2) The system must be the most
up-to-date and most timely available, as well as offer the most
comprehensive historical coverage of the subject areas listed. In
addition to full-text, the system must contain the greatest number of
digital images available illustrating ships, aircraft, systems,
equipment, etc. Users must be able to search across the entire system
with one search and also have options to search user-specified
categories of information; search capabilities must also include
keyword, Boolean, and fielded options. The system must be able to
automatically alert users when new relevant information becomes
available in the subject area they specify. 3) Access must be made
available to the sites via IP or password/ID; the vendor will supply
blind login scripts. One Naval site, the Naval Research Laboratory,
requires local loading authority for available electronic journals
published by the vendor. The vendor must provide monthly cumulative and
site usage statistics to a Naval focal point. The vendor must provide
system downtime warning and re-instatement information in a timely
manner, as well as provide a technical point of contact for the Naval
focal point for answering access questions and resolving problems. 4)
The vendor must provide distribution copies of its printed publicity
and marketing materials, tip-sheets, training videos, etc. for each
Naval site; and no-cost user training if available as a standard option
or reduced cost training options via various means, e.g., on-site,
telephone, etc., if not provided as a part of standard subscription.
Evaluation Ratings The following evaluation ratings will be utilized in
rating the requirements cited above: Outstanding Excellent, responsive
description/detail to evaluation factor. Exceeds requirements in a
beneficial way to the Navy and has no significant weaknesses. Good
Better than adequate, responsive description/detail to evaluation
factor. Meets requirements and minimal deficiencies are readily
correctable. Acceptable Adequate, responsive description/detail to
evaluation factor; any deficiencies are readily correctable. Poor Fails
to meet evaluation factor; however, deficiencies are correctable.
Unacceptable Fails to meet evaluation factor and deficiency is
uncorrectable without major revisions of proposal. The projected period
of performance will be from 1 August 2000 through 31 July 2001. The
projected period of performance for the Option Year is 1 August 2001
through 31 July 2002, if exercised. Any interested vendors are required
to submit their proposals to include capability of meeting the above
requirement and cost breakout by site by 12 June 2000 via email to
radaford@spawar.navy.mil or mail at SPAWAR, Attn: Heidi Radaford, Code
0231P, 4301 Pacific Highway, San Diego, Ca 92110. Posted 05/26/00
(W-SN459346). (0147) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0038 20000601\D-0004.SOL)
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