Draft SOW_SETS_SSN.docx

PR # (57-4015-23)

RFP N00173-23-R-BZ01

Attachment 1 Date: 03/27/2023

Naval Research Laboratory 4555 Overlook Avenue SW Washington DC, 20375-5329 Code 5744

SURFACE ELECTRONIC WARFARE

ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL SERVICES

Statement of Work

20 October 2022

RFP N00173-18-R-MJO1

Attachment #6 Date: 11/07/2020

B2a SOW Sample_1117

STATEMENT OF WORK

(TACTICAL ELECTRONIC WARFARE DIVISION

ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL SERVICES)

1. Introduction

The Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) Surface Electronic Warfare (EW) Branch, Code 5700 Tactical Electronic Warfare Division (TEWD), located in Washington, D.C. has a requirement to procure research and development (R&D) engineering and technical support services.

2. Background

This SOW describes a variety of R&D and operational Navy tasking in support of Distributed Maritime Operations (DMO) and incorporates the three major subdivisions of EW: Electronic Attack (EA)(Definition of EA is to include both soft kill and High power microwave technology), EW Support, and Electronic Protection. TEWD is tasked with performing research, engineering, and application of technologies to support the development and fielding of DMO and EW systems, as well as supporting and maintaining operational systems in a state of readiness and performing the procurement, production, and modernization of the equipment to improve the operational systems. Areas of specific interest include a broad spectrum of scientific research, engineering development, computer simulation, and direct technical liaison with US intelligence and armed services EW expert’s. TEWD is seeking contractor technical assistance in a variety of technical disciplines and related applications. Services provided under this SOW will range from top level concept development to detailed design, fabrication and test of subsystems and components. A wide range of experience in EW, and a variety of scientific, engineering and support backgrounds will be necessary to be successful. Areas of specific interest include a broad spectrum of scientific research, engineering development, computer simulation, and direct technical liaison with US intelligence and armed services EW experts.

3. Scope

The scope of this effort is to shall provide comprehensive R&D and Operational Navy support and maintenance including mission and requirements analysis, system and subsystem design and development, prototype development, fabrication, systems engineering, sustainment engineering and support, test and evaluation, data collection and analysis and program management of assigned tasks in accordance with Section 4 of this SOW.

4. Task Descriptions:

4.1 The Contractor shall provide support to NRL program initiatives with qualified individuals to support the work described below:

4.1.1 Mission, Requirements and Performance Analysis of Concepts and Systems

4.1.2 The Contractor shall support the definition of system concepts, conduct analyses of concept of operations and evaluate tactical situations in establishing the basis for requirements.

4.1.3 The Contractor shall conduct threat analysis and identify shortfalls in current capabilities considering operational requirements.

4.1.4 The Contractor shall conduct requirements definition studies based on established capability requirements, and analysis of mission needs to specify system/subsystem objectives and key performance parameters that are traceable system-to-operational capability requirements.

4.1.5 The Contractor shall identify technical alternatives, perform performance trades, conduct engagement time-line analysis, engineering feasibility studies, and provide technical support in the execution of countermeasure programs/projects. This task area includes onboard and off-board EW detection and EA engagement systems and subsystems requirements needed to support forward-fit and back-fit shipboard requirements.

4.1.6 The Contractor shall conduct study efforts to establish a technology refresh program that will ensure that systems to be developed will have a viable upgrade path and be supportable.

4.1.7 The Contractor shall conduct studies and analysis in support of existing EW capability and shall support the derivation of system capability effectiveness assessments for various EW Mission Scenarios.

4.1.8 The Contractor shall require access to intelligence data at up to the SCI classification level.

4.1.9 The Contractor shall evaluate current ship self-defense capabilities against targeting and anti-ship missiles to determine the most effective application of new and existing onboard and offboard countermeasures.

4.1.10 The Contractor shall analyze at the level of detail needed to evaluate EW systems/subsystems requirements to provide detect through-engage capabilities in ship self-defense and battle group operations.

4.1.11 The Contractor shall use system models and computerized simulation capabilities to evaluate performance. The modeling and simulation (M&S) tasks shall include parametric performance studies, sensitivity studies and multi-sensor correlation studies. M&S may include the development and improvement of computer simulations (e.g. CRUISE_MISSILES, SADM, NULKA six degrees of freedom (6-DOF) and SIMDIS, SHIPIR, DISAMS, MOSAIC, CRAD, ACQUIRE) to predict the infrared (IR) and/or Radio Frequency (RF) signature of military ships and threats or to evaluate various off-board and on-board countermeasure techniques and payloads. The contractor's tasks will encompass technical areas of foreign and domestic threats and countermeasure (CM) capabilities and tactics for air and surface platforms.

4.1.12 The Contractor shall develop methodologies, processes and technology transition roadmaps that support the identification of advanced technology needs applicable to development, production and in-service EW systems.

4.1.13 The Contractor shall evaluate system requirements, technology benefits and transition potential of applicable technologies. The Contractor shall apply these analysis and study efforts on programs that include Platform Protection Future Naval Capabilities (FNC) projects demonstrations, Industry research & development, Small Business Innovative Research and Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) /Department of Defense (DOD) critical technologies exploratory and advanced development efforts. The Contractor shall prepare technical reports detailing the results of research, development, and analysis efforts and the application of technology research efforts to support the development of hardware and software that address capability shortfalls.

4.1.14 The Contractor shall document performance, cost, risk and schedule trades resulting from research and analysis efforts for onboard and off-board EW subsystems (e.g. electronic support (ES), EA, infrared search and track, electro-optical (EO)/infrared (IR) CM, Radar, signal processing and system integration concepts.

4.1.15 The Contractor shall assess proposed development options considering capabilities throughout the engagement timelines from counter-surveillance, counter-targeting, and counter-terminal engagements.

4.1.16 The Contractor shall address onboard and off-board alternatives and cooperative techniques that improve overall EA effectiveness.

4.1.17 The Contractor shall participate in the development of new ES/EA techniques needed to address emerging threats and unique countermeasures against specific threats. The Contractor shall analyze ES/EA technique interoperability with other shipboard system and integration dependencies impacting effectiveness related to an integrated ship engagement response.

4.1.18 The Contractor shall research Naval operational requirements and conduct reviews and analyses of system interoperability and EME requirements and electromagnetic interference/compatibility/pulse (EMI/EMC/EMP) improvement efforts.

4.1.19 The Contractor shall conduct analyses to identify potential EMI/EMC effects and potential solutions resulting from onboard and off-board subsystem design studies, recommended system changes or isolation improvements and assess the overall impact to sensor and EW engagement system/subsystem installations. The Contractor shall document findings of research, development, and analyses efforts in study reports.

4.1.20 The Contractor shall analyze interoperability with other shipboard systems and integration dependencies impacting effectiveness related to an integrated ship engagement response.

4.1.21 The Contractor shall provide comprehensive research and development (R&D) and Operational Navy support and maintenance including mission and requirements analysis, system and subsystem design and development, prototype development, fabrication, systems engineering, sustainment engineering and support, test and evaluation, data collection and analysis and program management of assigned tasks. The Contractor will support the development of emitter simulator/emulators and computer modeling and simulation. The Contractor will provide technical and analyst support to various facility operations and support the coordination of task efforts, scheduling, budgeting and execution of assigned projects. The Contractor will provide scientific, engineering, security, computer information technology (IT), programmatic, and financial management that support each of the technical support areas in Section 3, Task Descriptions.

4.1.22 The Contractor shall provide personnel expertise to support advanced technology development projects that have the potential to enhance current and future Naval countermeasure capabilities to include EW (detection and countermeasures), EW effectiveness, millimeter wave countermeasure technology, electro-optic and infrared (IR) countermeasures technologies and unmanned systems technologies.

4.2 System Design, Engineering, and Prototyping:

4.2.1 The Contractor shall convert the system concepts and requirements derived in Section 4.1, performing risk identification/analysis/mitigation, traceability, and integration of the various components, to produce a working prototype, a model, or inputs to acquisition program requirements. In addition, representative tasks may include: computer-aided design, hardware and software design studies and analysis, specification preparation, configuration management, documentation and configuration control, fabrication, assembly, quality inspections, training of personnel, modeling and simulations. Contractor shall be proficient in model based systems engineering. Programs including Dynamic Object Oriented Requirements System (DOORS), Magic Draw, and Rhapsody shall be used.

4.2.2 The Contractor shall provide technical and analysis support in the development of analytical models capable of predicting the performance effectiveness of the engineering prototype CM systems that will be undergoing testing in laboratory and field environments.

4.2.3 The Contractor shall support the development of prototype systems including emitter simulation/emulators with best engineering practices for comprehensive performance for all applications anticipated with the proposed CM systems. The Contractor shall support installation studies to determine system performance in operational environments.

4.2.4 The Contractor shall provide engineering and technical services to design, develop, integrate, and test prototype and limited-production systems and subsystems. Examples of these systems and subsystems include but are not limited to the following: unmanned vehicles; structural components; mechanical and electro-mechanical devices; RF, electronic and avionics components; software elements; ground support equipment; and other devices supporting TEWD activities.

4.2.5 The Contractor shall design, procure, test, and integrate electronic and avionics systems for data acquisition, processing, and analysis; command and telemetry functions; low-noise signal conditioning and sensor interfaces; power conversion; and temperature control.

4.2.6 The Contractor shall provide for the fabrication and assembly of hardware for prototype systems and subsystems, including the fabrication of unique piece parts, printed wiring boards, fixtures, and mechanical assemblies for use during assembly, integration, and test. The Contractor shall provide specialized material, hardware, and components (e.g., raw materials, electrical, electronic, and electro-mechanical parts, machined parts, weldments, racks and structures, test equipment, and special processes) in support of tasks issued within this area. The Contractor shall interface with vendors for the production and delivery of hardware, components and equipment. The Contractor shall maintain piece part inventories and will track and monitor the assembly process on selected efforts.

4.2.7 The contractor shall provide support to maintain, repair, and upgrade existing EW systems and subsystems. The contractor shall provide all necessary facilities, services, test equipment and parts to test, repair or upgrade Government Furnished Property within the scope of this SOW and as specified by each task order.

4.2.8 The contractor shall fabricate and repair highly integrated radio frequency components, hybrid integrated component assemblies, and monolithic microwave integrated circuit (MMIC) modules. The contractor shall have access to an off-site Class 10,000 clean room with workspaces/workbenches suitable for Class 1,000 or better processing to accomplish high fidelity fabrication and repair.

4.2.9 The Contractor shall conduct study efforts to establish a technology refresh program that will ensure that systems to be developed will have a viable upgrade path and be supportable.

4.3 Test and Evaluation of Concepts and Systems - The analysis, modeling and simulation of threat missile and EA development systems is a critical function with regard to Test & Evaluation process.

4.3.1 The Contractor shall assess the performance of the prototype systems through various phases of test and evaluation efforts to determine that design goals are achieved. Representative tasks may include participation in software build qualification testing, factory qualification testing, and shore/at-sea field testing. Testing includes performance of component, subsystem, system, environmental tests; verification and validation, and simulation and modeling. Performance of these tasks shall be performed at Government and/or Contractor sites, shore based ranges, and at-sea shipboard tests as required in support of the various developmental phases of the countermeasure or directed energy (DE) system.

4.3.2 The Contractor shall design and develop unique devices, data acquisition, data reduction and sensors for EW applications for use during laboratory and field tests.

4.3.3 The Contractor shall provide the personnel, supplies, and support required to evaluate the sensor, countermeasure or directed energy system, and design and fabricate specialized hardware that may be required to support tests. Hardware required for supporting test and evaluation tasks shall include data acquisition, data reduction and media storage systems. The hardware shall also include electrical and mechanical interfaces between the system under test with required test equipment and fielded systems for applications with land, ship, or airborne platforms.

4.3.4 The Contractor shall research test requirements, identify test resources and provide technical assistance in the evaluation and reporting of the test and evaluation required to demonstrate system performance by preparing recommended inputs to test plans, procedures and the development/update of Test and Evaluation Master Plans.

4.3.5 The Contractor shall assess and review test plans and procedures to ensure technical and suitable data is acquired to support: technical assessments, program reviews and acquisition decision meetings

4.3.6 The Contractor shall conduct research concerning the requirements for environmental test requirements. The Contractor shall review and evaluate environmental test requirements and test results to ensure the range and depth of requirements are included in testing plans and test reports.

4.3.7 The Contractor shall coordinate with Navy Research, Development, Test and Evaluation activities to support system and component development activities, risk reduction projects and project processes for shipboard EW, radar, information operations, directed and high energy programs and Communications systems throughout the technology development and system development and demonstration phases.

4.3.8 The Contractor shall provide scientific and engineering support for test planning, data analyses, evaluations, reports, and documentation of system performance and prototype test results.

4.3.9 The Contractor shall provide technical and engineering support for NRL facilities and experiments

4.3.10 The Contractor shall design, fabricate or acquire, and deliver to NRL incidental hardware required for the support of research and testing within the scope of tasks issued within this task area.

4.3.11 The Contractor shall modify, repair or maintain existing lab configurations and equipment at NRL including equipment that the Contractor purchases in support of on-going research efforts.

4.3.12 The Contractor shall document performance of systems or subsystems.

4.3.13 The Contractor shall provide engineering services to test and integrate systems and subsystems with target platforms. The Contractor shall provide support to NRL engineering staff to establish requirements for environmental test of specific systems and subsystems to include mechanical and electrical experimental and functional testing.

4.3.14 The Contractor shall develop test plans and procedures for the integration and test of systems and subsystems into an operational platform at NRL or other NRL-designated facilities.

4.3.15 The Contractor shall perform system level environmental and functional testing, and implement corrective actions resulting from testing.

4.3.16 The Contractor shall provide all assistance necessary to successfully execute experiments of systems or prototypes at both on-site and, for field experiments, at off-site locations.

4.3.17 The Contractor shall conduct site surveys, provide operator training, install and operate equipment, perform equipment maintenance, perform system diagnostics, acquire raw data, process the data, as well as analyze and archive collected data.

4.3.18 Upon completion of this analysis, the Contractor shall provide the data acquired, including all disks, tapes, films, etc., and submit a written report of the results. Tasking support shall require travel to sites and activities world-wide; working aboard military aircraft, ships, boats, and submarines; and at military installations. Equipment handling/installation requires heavy lifting (in excess of 50 lbs.).

4.3.19 The contractor shall train civilian and military personnel in the operation and maintenance of NRL EW systems.

4.3.20 The Contractor shall evaluate various EO/IR countermeasures and specialized devices including infrared threat guidance systems, threat simulators, Circular Variable Filters (CVF), Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) Spectrometers, radiometric thermal imagers, specialized infrared lasers, and data acquisition and image processing systems. The Contractor shall perform detailed data reduction and analysis for these systems.

4.3.21 The Contractor shall select, develop, integrate, and install on various measurement platforms (for example, ship, plane, helicopter, etc.) the equipment required for measurement, testing and field exercises of RF and EO/IR systems in a variety of geographic locations

4.4 Information Systems and Network Management:

4.4.1 The Contractor shall develop and document and maintain Information Technology (IT) Systems and network architecture such as the Surface Electronic Warfare Wide Area Network (SEWWAN), SLQ-59, and other EW prototype systems. This includes designing, configuring, testing, and installing hardware and software at Government and Contractor sites.

4.4.2 The Contractor shall develop and maintain a Plan of Actions and Milestones (POAM) for routine maintenance, hardware and software refresh, and surge tasks. The Contractor shall participate in bi-weekly progress review meetings and provide progress updates.

4.4.3 The Contractor shall have knowledge of the Risk Management Framework (RMF) Accreditation process, and coordinate with NRL personnel to generate, maintain, and update documentation for system accreditation and authority to operate (ATO), including submitting documentation to eMass. The Contractor shall generate required reports, review all log aggregation reports, identify anomalies, and bring any Information Assurance (IA) issues discovered to the attention of the Information Technology (IT) System Information System Security Officer.

4.4.4 The Contractor shall stay current with IA requirements and shall implement those requirements in accordance with system accreditation requirements.

4.4.5 The Contractor shall employ Government approved encryption devices in accordance with the ATO at each site to process SECRET information on the network. The Contractor shall architect the network in order to have distinct, partitioned information and access for multiple programs and user groups in accordance with NRL and program office direction.

4.4.6 The Contractor shall download and install appropriate system and software patches in accordance with system accreditation requirements. The Contractor shall perform vulnerability scans and repair any vulnerability in accordance with system accreditation requirements.

4.4.7 The Contractor shall perform other IA-related activities in accordance with system accreditation requirements. The Contractor shall perform incident response activities to include problem management, reporting, and remediation as required by DoD policies and procedures.

4.4.8 The Contractor shall support IT user access by creating accounts, resetting passwords, responding to user inquiries, and resolving user access and data transfer issues during business hours Monday-Friday 8am - 5pm Eastern Time, excluding Federal Holidays, Executive Orders, and infrastructure outages. The Contractor shall provide technical support to maintain system operation and ensure that the IT shall be functional at all times, excluding infrastructure failures and maintenance issues. The Contractor shall plan and schedule IT maintenance windows to minimize user downtime. The Contractor shall respond to unplanned infrastructure failures and maintenance issues at all times to minimize damage to IT infrastructure and user downtime.

4.4.9 The Contractor shall analyze system performance and propose measures to improve capability and performance. The Contractor shall develop and maintain detailed design documentation of the hardware and software.

4.4.10 Contractor personnel shall have experience with network hardware used on RMF systems including, but not limited to: Dell servers and desktop computers, Cisco servers and VoIP phones, Juniper switches and firewalls, media converters, and encryptors used by the Navy.

4.4.11 Contractor personnel shall have experience with software used on RMF systems including, but not limited to: Microsoft Windows Server Operating Systems, Microsoft Windows Desktop Operating Systems, Microsoft Office programs, Microsoft Exchange Server, Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft EMET, McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator, Ivanti Security Controls, Ivanti Endpoint Security Device Control, EventSentry, Dameware, VMWare, CISCO CUCM, Nero, IBM Rational DOORS Database Server, IBM Rational Rhapsody, GD remote encryptor manager software, Red Hat Linux Server, ACAS Security Center, Nessus Vulnerability Scanner, Juniper switch and firewall software.

4.4.12 Contractor personnel shall collectively possess Cisco Certified Internetworking Expert (CCIE), Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), and VMware Certified Professional (VCP) certifications.

4.5 Security support:

4.5.1 The Contractor shall provide security support in the control of classified information.

4.5.2 The Contractor shall assist with document control, reviewing technical documents and presentations for appropriate classification markings and assisting in security audits.

4.6 Program Implementation, Administrative and Management Support:

4.6.1 The Contractor shall provide technical and analyst support to various facility operations and support the coordination of task efforts, scheduling, budgeting and execution of assigned projects. This shall include program support for the review and execution of research, technology, and engineering development and quick reaction fleet support programs. The Contractor shall assist with the modification of program documentation based on research and analysis of requirements to include cost, risk and schedule factors.

4.6.2 The Contractor shall conduct programmatic research, validate requirements and review engineering drawings and other technical documentation, for compliance with Government specifications. The Contractor shall prepare impact papers addressing the operational impact, logistics support and life cycle cost issues regarding the technical documentation.

4.6.3 The Contractor shall assist in coordinating meetings and associated support to include; agendas, presentation materials, action items and decisions meeting summaries. The Contractor shall provide support to the Principle Investigators ensuring technical requirements are executed timely within schedule and budget.

4.6.4 The Contractor shall assist in preparation and review of program documentation, plans of action and milestones (POAM) and other program execution plans required as part of the development of advanced EW systems.

4.6.5 The Contractor shall update and maintain EW program information applicable to NRL, Program Executive Office, Information Warfare Systems (IWS) Above Water Sensors, and other Government organizations to support Surface Ship EW program office reporting and information database.

4.6.6 The Contractor shall research and develop improvements to NRL and program office unclassified and classified integrated digital environment capabilities.

4.6.7 The Contractor shall assist in developing and maintaining EW program plans and schedule to meet program milestones. The Contractor shall research techniques and development methods needed to assess program progress. These efforts include Critical Path, Gantt and program evaluation and review techniques needed for program management assessment of status and program progress.

4.6.8 The Contractor shall explore standardization, commonality, configuration management, logistics support, risk identification and mitigation, critical item testing and planning techniques. These study areas shall consider program compliance and potential program impact. The Contractor shall provide an assessment of issues, and analysis of solutions in ad hoc reports as required.

4.6.9 The Contractor shall analyze ship installation requirements through reviews and evaluation of platform installation planning efforts. The Contractor shall generate and refine system performance, location and physical installation requirements for various ship classes based on ship availability periods and availability of equipment or field change delivery schedules. The Contractor shall document research findings on installation issues in point or issue papers.

4.6.10 The Contractor shall conduct technical and program assessments on a continuing basis to identify program issues or problems. The Contractor shall provide a corrective action plan to resolve problem areas and deficiencies. This effort requires continuing research of alternatives and identification of problems during the development and testing of subsystems/systems.

4.6.11 The Contractor shall obtain historical program and planning data from all program participants, validate and evaluate program and technical requirements data to be used in program budgetary estimates, forecasts, and what-if planning. The Contractor shall provide detailed technical information in the form of issue or point papers, and briefing materials.

4.6.12 The Contractor shall prepare and maintain data needed for analysis of program funding requirements and for program execution and sponsor program budget reviews. The Contractor shall prepare status and descriptive summaries of each EW program and provide inputs to databases for status reporting and tracking.

4.6.13 The Contractor shall propose program management options with trade-offs needed to achieve program objectives. The Contractor shall identify tasks and work efforts needed to achieve program milestones using a work breakdown structure for allocating functional activities, progress of efforts and assessment of program status.

4.6.14 The Contractor shall utilize and support collaboration tools like SharePoint web sites as necessary for collaboration between government and contractor personnel.

4.6.15 The Contractor shall procure components and materials to support research, test and evaluation, and analysis tasks. The Contractor will evaluate the unique developmental nature of the performance tasks related to hardware and software requirements associated with the developmental system, and will establish the bill of materials and the price justification for the equipment and materials required.

5. Place of Performance

5.1 This work will be performed at the NRL, other government facilities, such as NSWC Dahlgren and Wallops Island, VA, and NAS Patuxent River MD, and Contractor site(s) and other sites as necessary.

6. Security Requirements:

6.1 Facility Security requirements are in accordance with DD Form 254.

6.2 Personnel Security Requirements. Areas 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 4.5, and 4.6 of the SOW shall require access to intelligence data at up to the SCI classification level. A secret security clearance shall be required for any Contractor personnel performing the task in 4.4 of the SOW.

6.2.1 Contractor personnel assigned to this contract who require Top Secret/SCI access must have a favorably adjudicated DoD Tier 5 investigation; a final Top Secret/SCI security clearance, with eligibility of SCI prior to submission.

6.2.2 Contractor personnel assigned to this contract who require Top Secret access must have a favorably adjudicated DoD Tier 5 investigation; a final Top Secret security clearance prior to submission. Contractor personnel, who require access to secret information, must have a favorably completed Tier 3 investigation and a final secret clearance prior to submission.

6.2.3 Contractors issued a DoD interim secret security clearance may ONLY work on unclassified tasks as outlined in the SOW. Unclassified IA or IT positions are NOT authorized with a DoD issued interim secret clearance.

6.2.4 Contract Facility Security Officers (FSOs), and/or NRL Contracting Officer Representatives (COR), are required to report any derogatory information regarding a contractor holding an interim Secret clearance immediately to Code 1230, either on, or off-site. FSOs and NRL CORs shall also notify Code 1230 when a contractor’s interim or final clearance has been declined or revoked.

6.2.5 For Contractors working on unclassified task orders and performing at the locations listed in block 13 of DD254, a favorably completed suitability determination and a submitted T3 investigation is required prior to the start of work. Individual installation access restrictions may apply.

6.2.6 All contractors (including subcontractors) identified in the SOW shall supplement their current security practices by requiring any personnel involved in executing the contract to complete Government-sponsored and administered Operations Security (OPSEC) training, OPSE-1301 and any OPSEC guidance that may pertain to the project.

6.2.7 The SEWWAN network architecture mentioned in Section 4.4 of the SOW is a classified network. The Contractor shall employ government approved encryption devices at each SEWWAN site to process SECRET information on the network.

7. Government Furnished Property (GFP):

7.1 The Government will provide laptop computers as GFP for contractor personnel working offsite of NRL. Government Furnished property shall be tracked in the property report IAW CDRL A003.

8. Safety and Training Requirements:

8.1 On site Contractors shall be required to follow the rules in https://pipeline.nrl.navy.mil/contracts/requirements-for-on-site-contractors

9. Deliverables

9.1 CDRL A001 Contractor’s Progress, Status, & Management Report. The Contractor shall prepare and deliver a bi annual Contractor’s Progress & Status Report in accordance with CDRL A001. For Task orders, the Contractor may be required to develop and maintain a POAM for routine maintenance, hardware and software refresh, and surge tasks and provide in accordance with CDRL A001.

9.2 CDRL A001 Contractor’s Progress, Status, & Management Report. The contractor shall deliver an on-site labor report in accordance with CDRL A001.

9.3 CDRL A002 Scientific and Technical Report. Contractor shall prepare and deliver a Final Technical Report documenting all efforts and results experienced during performance in accordance with CDRL A002.

9.4 CDRL A003 Government Property Inventory Report. The Contractor shall prepare, maintain and deliver a Government Property Inventory Report For all task orders under this contract in accordance with CDRL A003.

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