Encl 1_Fire Control SOW_FINAL.docx

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2025-2027 TECHNICAL MATURATION AND RISK REDUCTION
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This Statement of Work outlines technical and engineering support services required by the Department of Navy's Strategic Systems Programs (SSP) under Contract N00030-24-C-1005 CLIN 0001 for Technical Maturation and Risk Reduction Trade Studies (RDT&E).

The contractor must provide engineering support across multiple locations including Washington DC, Kings Bay GA, Bangor WA, Cape Canaveral FL, and various NIROP facilities. Key requirements include: performing system engineering to define requirements and coordinate interfaces between Fire Control, Missile, and Ship's systems; conducting trade studies and concept development; assisting with technical reviews of design drawings, specifications, and other documentation; conducting obsolescence mitigation assessments; and providing analysis for fire control systems, payload control systems, and launcher control systems. Deliverables include whitepaper summary reports detailing project plans, concepts, and trade study findings. The work involves coordination with Naval Warfare Centers and other Participating Acquisition Resource Managers (PARMs).

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Subj: STRATEGIC SYSTEMS PROGRAMS TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION FOR

CONTRACT N00030-24-C-1005

CLIN 0001 – Technical Maturation and Risk Reduction Trade Studies (RDT&E)

During the period of performance, the Contractor shall make available and employ its facilities, personnel at the level of effort set forth in Section F, services of others, and materials, and shall use its best efforts to provide the technical and engineering support services for the integrated facilities acquisition for the Strategic Systems Programs’ efforts to support Technical Maturation and Risk Reduction (TMRR).

The contractor will provide the requisite support at the following locations: SPHQ in Washington, DC; SWFLANT in Kings Bay, GA; SWFPAC in Bangor, WA; NOTU at CCSFS, FL; Camp Navajo in Bellemont, AZ; SSP NIROPs in Pittsfield, MA; Santa Cruz, CA; Denver, CO; Magna, UT; and various other CONUS locations. This support shall include engineering and technical support for all SSP sponsored Special Projects requirements.

The following provides detail of required support:

a. The contractor shall perform planning and initial system engineering to define the requirements, coordinate functions and interfaces between Fire Control (FC), Missile, and Ship’s system, project trade studies, concept development for project processing environment, system communications, and insertion approach. Additionally, the contractor shall coordinate activities between appropriate Naval Warfare Centers and other Participating Acquisition Resource Managers (PARMs) to align with test and development events. Further, upon completion of the required efforts, the contractor shall provide a whitepaper summary report of the project plans, concept, and trade study findings and recommendations in contractor format.

b. Technical Reviews:

· Assist SSP in the performance of multi-discipline technical reviews of technical submissions (e.g., design drawings, specifications, basis of designs, cost estimates, engineering calculations, value engineering investigations, geotechnical studies, bid packages, Request for Proposal (RFP) documentation, studies, reports, etc.), with respect to meeting SSP functional/operational requirements

· Deliver written technical, functional, cost efficiency, and editorial comments resulting from the technical reviews.

· Conduct or participate in project meetings (e.g., design reviews, technical interchange, etc.) to provide technical and professional guidance and assistance.

· Conduct an assessment of obsolescence mitigation for nuclear weapon system parts

· Provide analysis, trade studies, and test plans as it pertains to revisions of currently deployed and future fire control systems (nuclear surety), payload control systems (AUR tactical software) , and launcher control systems (SSN-AUR commands).

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