COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF AUGUST 29,2000 PSA#2674 U.S. Army Space & Missile Defense Command, Attn: SMDC-CM, 106 Wynn
Drive, Huntsville, AL 35805-1990 A -- THEATER MISSILE DEFENSE LIQUID PROPELLANT BOOSTER SYSTEM FOR THE
THEATER TARGET PROGRAM SOL DASG60-00-R-0018 POC ROBBIE H. PHIFER,
Contract Specialist/Contracting Officer, (256) 955-3441 E-MAIL: Click
here to contact the contracting officer via,
robbie.phifer@smdc.army.mil. The U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense
Command Ballistic Missile Targets Joint Program Office, Theater Targets
Product Office is soliciting proposals to develop a Theater Missile
Defense (TMD) Liquid Booster System. The objective of this effort is to
design and develop, test, and fabricate a liquid propellant booster
system to be used to meet the requirements for a new TMD target system.
The goal is to develop a low-cost, highly flexible, threat
representative liquid booster to be ready for demonstration testing in
3QFY05. Phase I will involve multiple-award study contracts. One award
is set-aside for a small business defined under Standard Industrial
Classification (SIC) code 8731 and North American Industrial
Classification System (NAICS) code 54171 with a small business size
standard of 1,000 employees. The other awards will be made on a full
and open competition basis. The study contracts will produce a
conceptual design approach of a liquid booster system up to, but not
including, Preliminary Design Review. The tasks under Phase I will
include the design approach, documentation, and engineering of the
liquid booster. Phase II will follow with the selection of a contractor
to finalize the liquid booster design and will be limited to firms
having ongoing Phase I study contracts as well as fabrication and
testing, for incorporation into a TMD liquid propellant target system.
Phase I deliverables will be the basic design approach, a Phase II
plan, and a proposal for continuing development, integration with
guidance and control, flight termination system, telemetry, interfaces,
and payload. During Phase II, overall integration, test, and flight
services for a demonstration launch will be the responsibility of a
Government-selected Consolidated Theater Targets Services (CTTS)
contractor. The selected booster design contractor will assist the CTTS
contractor in performing liquid booster system integration requirements
to support the demonstration launch. The liquid booster system must
meet all environmentaland treaty considerations imposed through an
iterative negotiation process, which the contractor will be asked to
support. The final product of Phase II, i.e. a completely integrated
liquid propellant TMD target must be capable of launch from diverse
test facilities such as, but not limited to, White Sands Missile Range,
NM; Vandenberg Air Force Base, CA; Fort Wingate, NM; Eglin Air Force
Base, FL, the Wallops Flight Facility, MD; and Kodiak, AK, Kwajalein
Missile Range, Pacific Missile Range Facility, and Wake Island. The
Phase I period of performance will be approximately six months. The
Phase II period of performance will be approximately thirty-six months.
The anticipated contract type for Phase I will be Cost Plus Fixed Fee
(CPFF). A bidders' library will be established to provide interested
firms an opportunity to become familiar with available technical
information on the system to be developed. A SECRET clearance will be
required for this effort and for access to the bidders' library.
Foreign participation is excluded at the prime contractor level.
Additionally, all SECRET caveated work is restricted to U.S.
contractors. The RFP is expected to be released NLT 15 Sep 00 and will
be located at web site
http://www.smdc.army.mil/Contracts/Contracts.html under Solicitations,
Request for Proposal. Posted 08/25/00 (W-SN490492). (0238) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0005 20000829\A-0005.SOL)
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