19AQMM25N0047_CUAS_AttA_20241113.docx
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This document is a Request for Information (RFI) issued by the Department of State's Office of Acquisition Management for market research purposes. The Department is seeking information on the availability and technological capabilities of detect and defeat systems to address current and future threats related to unmanned aircraft systems (UAS).
The RFI is interested in obtaining information on handheld/man-portable, portable, and fixed/static detect and defeat systems, as well as kinetic counter-UAS options. The Department is looking for companies with mature systems, manufacturing capabilities, and industry-leading quality standards, who possess all required licenses and approvals to ship systems overseas. Companies may be required to provide training, installation, integration, testing, repairs, and other services, potentially in remote, austere, and high-threat environments. Responses are due by November 27, 2024, and should be submitted using the provided Attachment A template. The Department reserves the right to conduct one-on-one discussions and request additional information from respondents.
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19AQMM25N0047 – Attachment A – 13 Nov 2024 19AQMM25N0047 – INL Detect and Defeat (C-UAS) RFI Attachment A – Response Template
I. COMPANY INFORMATION
| NAICS Code |
| 334511 – Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing |
| Size Standard |
| Manufacturer: 1,350 employees |
Nonmanufacturer: 500 employees
Company’s Size (Number of Employees)
Company’s Size (Average Revenue)
Company Name
Address
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Company Website
POC Name
Phone
a. Provide information pertaining to your company’s socio-economic status for federal procurement programs (small, HUBZone, 8(a), Women-owned, veteran-owned, etc.).
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b. Is your company the manufacturer of the systems included in this response?
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c. If your company is not the manufacturer of the required systems, describe your company’s relationship and agreements with the manufacturer(s).
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d. If your company is not the manufacturer of the systems and the manufacturer is not a US small business concern, has the Small Business Administration (SBA) issued a class waiver nonmanufacturer rule for the product(s)? If so, please identify the applicable class waiver(s).
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II. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
a. Describe your company’s experience in manufacturing and/or sourcing detect and defeat systems. The Government is interested in the direct experience of your company, not the experience of prospective subcontractors and/or consultants.
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b. Describe your company’s experience deploying detect and defeat systems overseas. The Government is interested in the direct experience of your company, not the experience of prospective subcontractors and/or consultants.
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c. Provide information for each type of detect and defeat system that your company can support by completing the attached Excel file. In addition, for each listed product attach a specification sheet or brochure, if one is available.
Response: Complete Attachment A-1.
d. Have any of the systems included in Attachment A-1 been tested, approved, or certified by the USG? If so, please provide additional information.
e. What licenses (if any) does your company possess to manufacture and ship detect and defeat systems overseas?
f. What quality standard(s) does your company adhere to when manufacturing detect and defeat systems?
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g. What certifications, if any, does your company possess?
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h. Briefly describe your company’s experience with export regulations and licenses. Is your company registered with DDTC or another government entity?
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i. What two (2) recent (within the last 3 years) contracts awarded to your company best showcase your capabilities to meet INL’s detect and defeat requirements? Provide contract number, period of performance, location of work, dollar value, brief description of work (to include type and number of systems sold), and Contracting Officer contact information.
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III. EXISTING CONTRACTS
a. List contract vehicles, if any, through which the Department may purchase the items required under this notice. For each contract vehicle identified provide contract number, Contracting Officer contact information, and any applicable limitations to the type of systems and/or pricing structure.
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b. Would the identified contracts need to be modified to provide the required systems?
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c. May a Department of State Contracting Officer issue orders against the contract(s) without the need for an Interagency Agreement / MIPR? Describe any contract access / use fees, if any.
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IV. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
a. Are there additional types of systems, outside of the main areas identified by the Department, that would provide additional or better capabilities?
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b. Is the nomenclature (technologies areas) identified in this RFI appropriate to develop an acquisition strategy aligned with these areas? If not, what nomenclature do you recommend?
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c. Do the products / services included in your response meet the definition of a commercial product or commercial service found in FAR 2.101? If so, have the products and services been sold to the USG under commercial products and services procedures (FAR Part 12)?
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d. Provide any other recommendations your company may have.
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