Appendix P - Historical HAZMAT Costs.xlsx

This document outlines a draft request for proposal for global sustainment of anti-terrorism force protection systems and assets worldwide. The Naval Facilities Engineering and Expeditionary Warfare Center is seeking feedback on the draft RFP by March 31st. The planned acquisition strategy is an indefinite delivery indefinite quantity contract with a single award and a maximum capacity of $600 million over eight years. The bulk of work will be through a base task order and seven option years for sustainment of 955 existing systems and 81,959 assets. Separate task orders may also be issued for technological refreshment, upgrades, repairs from third-party damage or natural disasters, and approved engineering changes. Potential offerors are advised the acquisition strategy requires approval and the RFP will likely be revised based on feedback received.