SFRC 45 SLD Site Visit and One-on-One Meeting Kickoff Briefing.pdf

Space Force Range Contract (SFRC) 45 SLD Site Visit/One-on-One

Col Mark Shoemaker, Vice Commander – Operations

SLD 45/CV

Charlene Thomas, Contracting Officer

45 CONS/PKDB

Highest Overall Classification:

UNCLASSIFIED 1

9 January 2023

Future of Operations

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19, 31, 37, 58, 92, __, __, __

Capacity – Agility – Responsiveness -- Resiliency

Future Architecture

• Modernized IP-based networks

• Enables modernized capabilities at the edge

• Enhanced data transport

• Removes critical obsolescence risk

• Modernized equipment at the edge

• Upgraded telemetry antennas for simultaneous pad coverage

• Improved weather sensor systems

• Enhanced tracking radar signal processing

• Migrating capabilities to hybrid cloud for speed of delivery & break apart monolithic systems

• Cyber hardened on‐premise IT infrastructure

• Enables capability for data exchanges between ER & WR

• Key enabler for data strategy

Digital Spaceport – Digital Models – Digital Threads

Objective

Provide industry an opportunity to view a representative set of Range assets that will become SFRC operations, maintenance, sustainment, and integration (OMS&I) responsibilities.

Provide industry an opportunity to meet with the SFRC MFT to present questions and make recommendations to improve the clarity of SFRC requirements before RFP is finalized.

Site Visit Rules of Engagement (ROE) 1

Participants have been divided into three teams and each team will visit all sites at different times (see schedule).

Team assignments were provided to each participant at check-in, all members from the same company are on the same team.

Due to limited parking at many sites we ask all members from the same company to travel together in one vehicle.

Warning, speed limits are strictly enforced on PSFB and CCSFS

Site Visit ROE 2

A Government representative will meet you at each site and lead the site visit.

The Government representative will provide an overview of the site configuration, purpose, and unique features.

Due to the limitations of time and group logistics this will be an overview only, not all rooms/features of the site will be seen or described, participants are encouraged to consult the bidder's library for additional information about SFRC managed assets and facilities.

Site Visit ROE 3

Due to the limitations of time and group logistics no questions will be taken or answered during the site visits.

Participants are encouraged to submit questions to Charlene Thomas (charlene.thomas@spaceforce.mil) and Natalie Erdley (natalie.erdley@spaceforce.mil), these will be answered as soon as practical.

Video, photography, and audio recording is strictly prohibited.

For your safety, all participants must comply with directions from Government personnel during the site visits.

PSFB Site Visit Locations

Building 989 (Development Labs)

Building 945 (Logistics Facility)

Building 981 (DLM Facility)

Building 969 (Radar 0.134)

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To PSFB Main Gate, 45 SLD Headquarters, and Auditorium

CCSFS Site Visit Locations

81900 MOC

CCSFS South Gate

81560 Command Site

20185 Weather Balloon Facility

1645 XY Building

RCF

SR 528

KSC N6‐2296

TEL‐IV

SR A1A (to PSFB)

TEL‐IV Access from SR 3

NASA PKWY

One-on-One Meeting ROE

Companies requesting one-on-one meetings have received their scheduled one-on-one day and time.

One-on-one meetings will be held in SLD 45 Education Center, Building 998, Room A2.

In fairness to all participants companies will be limited to the assigned time slot. Arrive on time and prioritize questions and suggestions. Questions from the one-on-one meetings will be collected and answered as soon as practical.

There will be no video, photography or recording during the one-on-one meetings.

One-on-One Meeting Location

SLD 45 Headquarters Building 423, Room C207

PSFB Main Gate

PSFB Auditorium Building 431

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Building 998 (Education Center) Room A2

Schedule

EVENT Baseline Date Acquisition Strategy Panel 31 March and 14 July 2022 Draft RFP Release 15 December 2022 ER Site Visit and One-on-One Meetings 9-12 January 2023 WR Site Visit and One-on-One Meetings 17-20 January 2023; 24-25

January 2023 Draft RFP Questions Due 27 January 2023 Final RFP Release May 2023 Proposals Due July 2023 Contract Award March 2024 Contract Transition April – September 2024 Contract Start October 2024

CLIN Structure

CLIN Description Applicable PWS Pricing Arrangement

XX01 Enterprise Program Management 1.0 – 1.13 FFP

XX02 Routine Range Services 2 CPAF

XX03 Mission Support Services 3 CPAF

XX04 Range Engineering and Technical Support 4 CPAF

XX05 Other Range Services 5.1 – 5.6, 5.9 – 5.12 CPFF

XX06 Other Range Services 5.7 and 5.8 FFP

XX07 Construction 7 FFP

XX08 Contractor Acquired Services 6.2 Cost

XX09 Contractor Acquired Property 6.1 Cost

XX10 Travel and Training All Cost

0099 Phase-In/Enterprise Program Management 1.14 FFP

DTAMM of LTRS Assets

Digital Transformation, Acquisition, Modernization and Modification (DTAMM) of LTRS assets will be undertaken by a separate GSA FEDSIM contract for Space Launch Delta 45 and 30.

DTAMM RFP is under development with an expected award later in 2023 and contract start October 2023.

The SFRC contractor will be an integral partner in the success of DTAMM by working with SLD 45 and 30 to develop DTAMM project requirements and provide Range domain expertise, integration services, and operational acceptability evaluation.

Organizational Conflict of Interest

As announced on 1 December the Government will not exclude any Offeror from proposing on SFRC.

All offerors will be required to submit an OCI mitigation plan with their proposal and identify if the prime contractor, its affiliates or JV members, or subcontractors (i) are or plan to perform work under DTAMM or (ii) are or plan to perform as a launch service provider utilizing either the Eastern or Western Ranges.

Offerors that meet either of these two conditions must present an OCI control approach that satisfies FAR 9.5 in order to meet the responsibility requirements for award of the SFRC contract.