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Ground Based Strategic Deterrent

Demonstration and Validation

(GBSD/DemVal) Technology Studies

Broad Agency Announcement (BAA)

FA8219-14-R-7001

DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A: Distribution authorized to DoD Components only for administrative and operational use determined 8 Jan 2013.

Refer other requests for this document to AFNWC/NI, 6077 Indigo Ln Bldg 1530, Hill AFB, UT 84056.

DESTRUCTION NOTICE: For unclassified documents destroy by any method that will prevent disclosure of contents or reconstruction of the document.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

GBSD/DemVal Technology Studies

PREFACE:

SECTION A

STATEMENT OF OBJECTIVES (SOO)

SECTION B

AWARD INFORMATION

SECTION C

PROPOSAL PREPARATION INSTRUCTIONS

SECTION D

BASIS FOR AWARD

SECTION E

OTHER INFORMATION TO OFFERORS

ATTACHMENT 1

CONTRACTOR PERFORMANCE-BASED WORK STATEMENT (PWS) GUIDELINES

ATTACHMENT 2

GUIDELINES FOR INFORMATION OTHER THAN COST OR PRICING DATA

ATTACHMENT 3

GUIDELINES FOR COST OR PRICING DATA

ATTACHMENT 4

ACRONYMS

ATTACHMENT 5

DOCUMENTS

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GBSD/DemVal Technology Studies

Broad Agency Announcement

FA8219-14-R-7001

PREFACE:

I. Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) Title: GBSD/DemVal Technology Studies

II. Points of Contact (POC):

1. Technical Point of Contact:

Major Jason Webb

Voice: 801-586-7295

E-mail: jason.webb@us.af.mil

2. Contracting Points of Contact:

Mica Stark (Contracting Officer)

Voice: 801-586-8166

E-mail: mica.stark@us.af.mil

Mailing Address:

6014 Dogwood Ave, Bldg 1258

Hill AFB, UT 84056-5816

III. Proposal Due Date and Time: 5 September 2014, 2:00pm MST

IV. Proposals shall be submitted in accordance with Section C of this document.

V. The proposal shall be submitted to the Contracting Officer on three (3) identical compact discs

(CDs). Each proposal shall include a technical/management proposal, a business/price proposal (to include any pertinent excel files), and past performance information. Proposals shall be prepared according to the instructions in Section C. NOTE: Proposals received after the due date and time shall be governed by the provisions of FAR 52.215-1(c)(3).

VI. If after reading this announcement, you have questions or concerns, please contact a Contracting

POC immediately.

mailto:mica.stark@us.af.mil

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INTRODUCTION:

I. Proposal Call: The AFNWC/Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) Systems Directorate, Hill

AFB, Utah is soliciting unclassified technical and price proposals for the effort described in Section

A below. This announcement provides a complete description of the topic. Proposals should be addressed to a Contracting POC stated in the Preface with the appropriate markings. Except as stated in paragraph II below this is an unrestricted acquisition. The North American Industry

Classification (NAICS) applicable to this acquisition is 541330 with annual receipts of $35.5 M as the threshold between small business and large business classification. Small businesses are encouraged to propose on this solicitation. Proposals shall be submitted in accordance with this announcement. There will be no other solicitation issued in regard to this requirement.

Offerors should be alert for any BAA amendments that may permit extensions to the proposal submission date.

II. Foreign Participation & Disclosure Restrictions: This acquisition involves technology that has a military or space application. The foreign disclosure office has determined that limitation of foreign participation is appropriate. Foreign owned or influenced firms; foreign governments or foreign nationals are prohibited from participation as a prime contractor in this acquisition.

III. Access to Restricted Technical Information: This acquisition involves technology that is subject to U.S. Export Control Laws. Only U.S. Contractors who are registered and certified with Defense

Logistics Services Center (DLSC), Federal Center, Battle Creek, MI 49017-3084 (1-800-352-3572) and have a legitimate business purpose may have access to restricted technical information. If you are registered with the DLSC, you must submit a copy of the approved DD Form 2345, Military

Critical Technical Data Agreement, with your request for the data.

IV. Central Contractor Registration: To be eligible for award an offeror must be registered in the

System for Acquisition Management (SAM) database pursuant to Federal Acquisition Regulation

(FAR) Subpart 4.1102. Federal guidance and registration information is available at https://www.sam.gov

V. Non-Government Personnel: All proprietary proposal material shall be clearly marked and held in strict confidence. Follow Proprietary marking guidance in the 10 USC 2320: Rights in technical data and TO 00-5-3 on Proprietary and Copyrighted Data. Restrictive notices notwithstanding, proposals may be handled for administrative purpose by Government contractors. Also input on technical aspects of the proposals may be solicited by the Government from non-Government consultants and experts who are bound by the appropriate non-disclosure requirements. Non-

Government personnel from British Aerospace Electronic (BAE) Systems, BAE subcontractors, Total Administrative Services Corporation (TASC), Booz Allen Hamilton (BAH), FFRDC, and

Tecolote may have access to proposals for the purposes specified above. All proposal submissions will require a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) with the contractors noted in each proposal.

VI. Small Business Subcontracting Plan: Large businesses responding to this announcement whose proposals exceed $650,000 where subcontracting possibilities exist are required to submit a Small

Business Subcontracting Plan in accordance with FAR clause 52.219-9. This plan shall be submitted with the proposal in accordance with Alternate II of FAR clause 52.219-9. The requirement for a

Small Business Subcontracting Plan does not apply to small businesses.

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SECTION A

STATEMENT OF OBJECTIVES (SOO)

I. Statement of Objective: The ICBM Demonstration and Validation (Dem/Val) program will be conducting a series of studies to evaluate new designs and potentially demonstrate new technologies applicable to the ICBM weapon system. The studies noted in Table 1.1 encompass areas of interest across the Dem/Val applications portfolio and cites specific applications program focus areas where warranted. All of the studies outlined will be independently proposed and evaluated for award consideration. It is anticipated there will be multiple contract awards from this BAA during a 12 month period. The plan is applicable to designing, building and testing hardware and components based upon existing Minuteman III (MMIII) specifications.

Contractors may propose to complete all or any number of studies. The study proposals shall be submitted in separate individual proposal packages. The deliverable for each study will be a final report that includes the following: concepts studied and proposed solution, notional cost and development schedules, and risk reducing development activities to increase technology readiness levels (TRL) of the proposed concept. Hardware and or Software development and testing may be necessary as part of the study and will be proposed by the contractor.

II. Open Systems Approach and Goals: The Government intends to procure system(s), and designs having an Open System Architecture and corresponding components. As part of this program, the contractor shall define, document, and follow an open systems approach for using modular design, standards based interfaces, and widely-supported consensus-based standards. The contractor shall develop, maintain, and use an open system management plan to support this approach and will be required to demonstrate compliance with that plan during all design reviews.

As part of an open system management plan, the contractor will be required to identify to the

Government all Commercial-Off-the-Shelf/Non-development Item (COTS/NDI) components, their functionality and proposed use in the system, and provide copies of license agreements related to the use of these components for Government approval prior to use. Further, the contractor is required to identify to the Government all limited rights data (CDRLs) and components, their functionality and proposed use in the system, and provide copies of license agreements related to the use of these components for Government approval prior to use. The proposed open system management plan will be incorporated into the contract with any changes, alterations, and/or modifications requiring

Government approval.

Treatment of Proprietary or Vendor-Unique Elements – The contractor shall explain the use of proprietary, vendor-unique, or closed components or interfaces. If applicable, the contractor shall define its process for identifying and justifying proprietary, vendor-unique or closed interfaces, code modules, hardware, firmware, or software to be used. When interfaces, hardware, firmware, or modules that are proprietary or vendor-unique are required, the contractor shall demonstrate to the

Government that those proprietary elements do not preclude or hinder other component or module developers from interfacing with or otherwise developing, replacing, or upgrading open parts of the system.

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III. The following table lists the study areas for the BAA/SOO.

Paragraph Dem/Val Study Dem/Val Focus Area

A Post Boost Propulsion System PAP

B Strategic Thermal Protection System

(TPS) Materials Development and Testing

RVAP

C Mk 21 MIRV/Shroud GBSD

D Penetration Aid Suite Technology

Demonstration/Signature Reduction

RVAP

E Advanced Minuteman Batteries RVAP

F ICBM Nuclear Command and Control

(NC2) Applications

C2AP

G Strategic Open Architecture Thrust Vector

Control (TVC) System

PAP

H Advanced Ordnance Initiation Systems

Development

PAP

I Reentry Vehicle (RV) Types/Benefits of

Range Extension

GBSD

J Non-Ordnance Strategic Missile Stage

Separation Development

GBSD

K Guidance Instrumentation Flight Test

Safety System Study

GAP

Table 1.1

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A. Post-Boost Propulsion System:

Background:

Projected usage of the MMIII Post Boost Control System (denoted Propulsion System Rocket

Engine (PSRE) has identified a potential shortage of these units in the mid 2020 time period.

Purpose and Scope:

The purpose and scope of this study is to identify and develop options and provide trade-offs for both a ―short term or ―stop-gap‖ solution (to provide for a potential asset attrition issue) and a long-term replacement for the current PSRE. All selected Post Boost Propulsion System (PBPS) design concepts must be compatible with the existing MMIII third stage and payload shroud as well as the current NS-50 missile guidance set interfaces.

Applicable Documents:

S-133-1004-51 Prime Item Development Specification for Propulsion System Rocket Engine

Task Description and Objectives:

Determine options and provide trade-offs for both a ―short term or ―stop-gap‖ solution (to provide for a potential asset attrition issue) and a long-term replacement for the current PSRE.

All selected PBPS design concepts must be compatible with the existing MMIII third stage and payload shroud as well as the current NS-50 missile guidance set interfaces.

Short-term options would be intended to be a ―Drop-in Replacement‖ to fill any gap in quantities available due to attrition and should include as a minimum, build-to-print using the current design and materials (where ever feasible) and a single reentry vehicle version of the current design.

Long-term replacement options would include a ―clean-sheet‖ assessment to include less hazardous propellant options and combining or integrating post boost components with a new missile guidance set wafer. Current PSRE performance requirements shall be assumed for the proposed options. All concepts shall include notional cost and development schedules. The contractor shall propose risk reducing development activities to increase technology readiness levels (TRL) for post boost modernization.

In addition, the following characteristics shall be included in the trade space:

Design Life: Minimum of 30 years with a goal of 35 years

Safety: Minimize safety hazards thru the use of and selection of non/reduced -toxic materials and processes

Maintenance: Low to ―No regular maintenance required‖ o Stop Gap solution must be compatible with existing maintenance and field test equipment.

o Long term solution should identify changes to test equipment hardware

Both Stop Gap and Long Term solutions shall be compatible with all existing transportation and handling equipment.

MIRV capability except for stop gap options

Life cycle cost: Minimize cost of development and deployment

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Mass: Stop Gap: equal to current specification; Long-term: optimized.

Accuracy and precision

Range extension capability

Ballistic Performance:

Propellant Isp

Thrust levels vs. burn time for axial engine and pitch, yaw and roll control thrusters

Additional Tasks:

1. Program Reviews / Technical Interchange Meetings:

a. Host a kick-off meeting to review Government program objectives, requirements, constraints, etc. and coordinate contractor’s comments, questions, etc. within 30 Calendar

Days (CD) of contract award. Provide a Meeting Agenda IAW Contract Data

Requirement List (CDRL) A002. Provide handouts IAW CDRL A003. A Record of

Meeting Minutes Report IAW CDRL A004. The agenda for the meeting shall include the following:

1. Program Management Plan (PMP), IAW CDRL A005, defining scheduled major milestones including program reviews, technical interchange meetings, etc.

2. Program Schedule to include: Major Milestones (Kick-off meeting)

b. Conduct up to four additional technical interchange meetings to be held at a time agreed to at the kick-off meeting. Provide Meeting Agendas IAW CDRL A002. Provide handouts IAW CDRL A003. A Record of Meeting Minutes Report IAW CDRL A004.

The agenda for the meetings shall include a review of the following:

1. Updates to the PMP, IAW CDRL A005.

2. Supporting trade studies, rational for design decisions, and initial risk assessment.

c. Program reviews / technical interchange meetings shall be held at agreed upon government or contractor facility.

2. Hardware Fabrication, Software Development, and Test Support:

Hardware /Software development and testing may be necessary as part of the study and will be proposed by the contractor.

3. Government Furnished Property (GFP):

The contractor shall provide a list of Government Furnished Property required to complete the efforts of this study.

4. Drawings:

Submit conceptual design drawings/models IAW CDRL A009 Conceptual Design

Drawings/Models per DI-SESS-81001E shall document an engineering design concept in detail. These drawings/models shall indicate whether or not a technology is feasible or the design concept has the potential of meeting stated requirements.

5. Final Report:

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Prepare and submit a Final Report summarizing the results of studies to include: analyses, results of any developmental tests, and notional cost and development schedules. The contractor shall propose future risk reducing development activities to increase technology readiness levels (TRL). The report will be submitted after completion effort IAW CDRL

A012.

6. Deliverables:

a. Data Items as stipulated in Exhibit A below

b. Software: None

c. Hardware: None

7. Note:

Non-Government personnel from BAE Systems, BAE subcontractors, FFRDC, and Tecolote may have access to proposals for the purposes specified above. All proposal submissions will require an NDA with the contractors noted in each proposal.

STUDY A EXHIBIT A

ITEM TITLE DID

A001 Integrated Program

Management Report

DI-MGMT-81861 Project or Primavera format

A002 Conference Agenda (Meeting

Agenda)

DI-ADMN-81249A

A003 Briefing Materials DI-MGMT-81605

A004 Report, Record of Meeting

Minutes

DI-ADMN-81505

A005 Program Management Plan

(PMP)

DI-MGMT-81797

A007 Management Plan (Small

Business Subcontracting Plan)

DI-MGMT-8000

A008 Test Plan(s) DI-NDTI-80566A

A009 Conceptual Design

Drawings/Models

DI-SESS-81001E

A012 Technical Report – Study /

Services (Final Report)

DI-MISC-80508B/T

A015 Management Plan - Open

Systems Management Plan

DI-MGMT-8000

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B. Strategic TPS Materials Development and Testing:

ICBM Re-Entry Vehicles operate in extreme reentry environments with severe temperatures and pressures. In order to function in these conditions they require robust materials to create an effective Thermal Protection System (TPS). Suppliers are continually making improvements to material manufacturing techniques and developing higher performance materials, as a result many of the heritage materials are no longer being produced. New materials need to be identified and tested to ensure they will be effective in current and future strategic missile systems.

The United States Air Force (USAF) will be participating with the US Navy (USN) in a

Collaborative Flight Test Experiment (CFTE) scheduled for October of 2017. As part of this collaboration the ICBM Systems Directorate (ICBM SD) has the opportunity to provide several test articles to be included on the joint test reentry vehicle (RV).

Purpose and Scope:

The purpose of this effort is twofold, the first is to provide the required instrumentation and test articles for inclusion on the CFTE. The second is to develop and ground test replacement RV nosetip, heatshield, and antenna materials that replicate existing ICBM RV materials.

Additionally, other TPS materials will be identified, examined, and tested to ensure availability of sources for the sustainment of current and development of future RVs.

Applicable Documents:

N/A

Task Description and Objectives:

The offeror will perform the following tasks for the Strategic TPS Materials Development and

Testing:

1. Provide personnel with proven expertise in this field required for successful completion of this contract.

2. Cost and schedule control mechanisms shall be used to track and report all effort related activities.

3. The offeror shall enter into Associate Contractor Agreements (ACA) for any portion of the contract requiring joint participation in the accomplishment of the Government’s requirements.

4. The offeror will be required to participate in working groups concerning the CFTE and will interface with the USN, USAF, and the integrating contractor (Lockheed Martin Sunnyvale) for the CFTE.

TPS material development and testing include the following tasks:

1. Identify appropriate materials for the following applications:

a. Heatshield

b. Antenna Window

c. Nosetip

2. Perform testing to ensure suitability of selected materials to requirements

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a. Heatshield and Antenna Window material will be provided for ground test and flight testing on the CFTE

b. Nosetip, heatshield, and antenna materials will be compared to performance of heritage

ICBM materials

3. Investigate Mod 3 viable nosetips

a. Determine and/or re-establish nosetip construction processes

b. Investigate varying nosetip and nosetip insert materials and combinations

c. Test built nosetips to characterize performance in reentry environments

In support of the CFTE portion of the effort the offeror will provide the following:

1. Thermocouple (TC) Plugs must be delivered by Aug 2016)

a. TC Plug blanks will be given to the offeror in Oct 2015.

b. Designed TC plug will be designed to geometry of given blanks

c. TC plugs are to be designed to operate in and measure temperatures in a reentry environment.

d. Manufacture and provide test article to be integrated into test vehicle.

2. Forward Heatshields in a Navy Mk5 Reentry Body Geometry (delivered by Jun 2016)

a. Utilize the heatshield material selected in the TPS material development portion of the effort

b. Manufacture and provide test article to be integrated into test vehicle

3. Aft Heatshields in Mk5 Geometry (delivered by Mar 2016)

a. Utilize the heatshield material selected in the TPS material development portion of the effort

b. Manufacture and provide test article to be integrated into test vehicle

4. Antenna Window (delivered by Mar 2016)

a. Utilize the antenna window material selected in the TPS material development portion of the effort

b. Manufacture and provide test article to be integrated into test vehicle

5. Ultrasonic Ablation Detector (UAD) (delivered by Jul 2016)

a. Procure or Develop an UAD to be integrated in to the test vehicle

Details on the deliverables in support of the CFTE will be provided based on US Navy and

USAF Reentry Systems Working Group (RSWG) to be determined specifications. Award will be based on offeror’s expertise in the above mentioned areas and ability to produce or procure required deliverables.

1. Program Reviews / Meetings:

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a. Host a kick-off meeting to review Government program objectives, requirements, constraints, etc. and coordinate contractor’s comments, questions, etc. within 30 CD of contract award. Provide a Meeting Agenda IAW CDRL A002. Provide handouts IAW

CDRL A003. A Record of Meeting Minutes Report IAW CDRL A004 shall be provided.

The agenda for the meeting shall include the following:

1. Program Management Plan (PMP), IAW CDRL A005, defining scheduled major milestones including program reviews, technical interchange meetings, etc.

2. Program Schedule to include: Major Milestones

3. CFTE milestones and meetings to prepare for include:

a. Kick Off (Jan 2015)

b. System Requirements Review (SRR) (May 2015)

c. Preliminary Design Review(PDR) (Oct 2015)

d. Critical Design Review (CDR) (Mar 2016)

e. Flight Readiness Review (FRR) (Apr (2017)

b. Conduct technical interchange meetings at logical intervals (notionally once a quarter) to be held at a time agreed to at the kick-off meeting. Provide a Meeting Agenda IAW

CDRL A002. Provide handouts IAW CDRL A003. A Record of Meeting Minutes

Report IAW CDRL A004 shall be provided after the meeting. The agenda for the meeting shall include, at a minimum, a review of the following:

1. Updates to the PMP, IAW CDRL A005.

2. Supporting trade studies and rationale for design decisions.

c. Program reviews / technical interchange meetings shall be held at agreed upon government or contractor facility.

2. Prototype Fabrication, Software Development, and Test Support:

a. Prototype /Software development and testing may be necessary as part of the study and will be proposed by the offeror.

3. Government Furnished Property (GFP):

The offeror shall provide a list of Government Furnished Property required to complete the efforts of this study.

4. Developmental Drawings:

Submit Developmental Drawings IAW A010 Developmental Design Drawings/Models and

Associated Lists DI-SESS-81002F. The developmental drawings shall support the evaluation of the inherent ability of the design approach to meet the stated military requirements. Support the development of prototype hardware, including computer software if applicable, for test or experimentation. Identify any unique processed required by the design approach.

5. Final Report:

Prepare and submit Final Reports relevant to the work done. Final Reports in regards to studies should summarize the results and include: analyses, and notional cost and development schedules. Final Reports for efforts in support of the CFTE are to include:

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A012.

6. Deliverables:

a. Data Items as stipulated in Exhibit A below

b. Software: None

c. Hardware:

i. Thermocouple (TC) Plugs delivered by Aug 2016)

ii. Forward Heatshields in Mk5 Geometry (delivered by Jun 2016)

iii. Aft Heatshields in Mk5 Geometry (delivered Mar 2016)

iv. Antenna Window (delivered by Mar 2016)

v. Ultrasonic Ablation Detector (delivered Jul 2016)

7. Note:

Non-Government personnel from BAE Systems, BAE subcontractors, FFRDC, and Tecolote

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STUDY B EXHIBIT A

A001 Integrated Program

Management Report

DI-MGMT-81861 Project or Primavera format

A002 Conference Agenda (Meeting

Agenda)

DI-ADMN-81249A

A003 Briefing Materials DI-MGMT-81605

A004 Report, Record of Meeting

Minutes

DI-ADMN-81505

A005 Program Management Plan

(PMP)

DI-MGMT-81797

A006 Quality Assurance Program

Plan

DI-QCIC-81794

Contractor format

A007 Management Plan (Small

Business Subcontracting Plan)

DI-MGMT-8000

A008 Test Plan DI-NDTI-80566A

A010

Developmental Design

Drawings/Models and

Associated Lists

DI-SESS-81002F

A011 Interface Control Document

(ICD)

DI-CMAN-1248A

A012 Technical Report – Study /

Services (Final Report)

DI-MISC-80508B/T

A014 Risk Management Status

Report

DI-MGMT-81809

A015 Management Plan - Open

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C. Mk 21 MIRV/Shroud:

Currently, only the Mk12 and Mk12A reentry vehicles have Multiple Independently Targetable

Reentry Vehicle (MIRV) capability on the MMIII. With the Mk 21 becoming the exclusive RV, steps need to be taken to adapt it for MIRV capability on the MMIII.

Purpose and Scope:

Investigate and identify issues and potential risks in adapting the Mk 21 RV for MIRV capability on the MMIII. Furthermore, trade-offs are to be studied in order to recommend optimal configurations for achieving MIRV capability.

Applicable Documents:

N/A

Task Description and Objectives:

1. Determine options and provide trade-offs for the integration of multiple Mk21 reentry vehicles on the current MMIII system.

a. A modular system that would allow reconfiguration using any of the combinations realized from the multiple reentry vehicles schemes is highly desired.

b. Combinations of reentry vehicles would have minimal impact on performance, integration, and design of the current MMIII system.

2. Determine options and provide trade-offs for potential replacement of shrouds due to attrition.

a. Options should consider if size/shape changes are necessary to accommodate MIRV capability

3. Contractor teaming arrangements are considered to be a viable approach for incorporating

Penetration Aids in the overall reconfiguration.

a. Host a kick-off meeting to review Government program objectives, requirements, constraints, etc. and coordinate contractor’s comments, questions, etc. within 30 CD of contract award. Provide a Meeting Agenda IAW CDRL A002. Provide handouts IAW

CDRL A003. A Record of Meeting Minutes Report IAW CDRL A004 shall be provided after the meeting. The agenda for the meeting shall include the following:

1. Program Management Plan (PMP), IAW CDRL A005, defining scheduled major milestones including program reviews, technical interchange meetings, etc.

2. Program Schedule to include: Major Milestones (Kick-off meeting)

b. Conduct four technical interchange meetings to be held at a time agreed to at the kick-off meeting. Provide a Meeting Agenda IAW CDRL A002. Provide handouts IAW CDRL

A003. A Record of Meeting Minutes Report IAW CDRL A004 shall be provided after the meeting. The agenda for the meeting shall include a review of the following:

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1. Updates to the PMP, IAW CDRL A005.

2. Supporting trade studies, rational for design decisions, and initial risk assessment.

c. Program reviews / technical interchange meetings shall be held at agreed upon government or contractor facility.

2. Hardware Fabrication and Test Support:

Hardware /Software development and testing may be necessary as part of the study and will be proposed by the contractor.

3. Government Furnished Property (GFP):

The Supplier shall provide a list of Government Furnished Property required to complete the efforts of this study.

4. Drawings:

Submit conceptual design drawings/models IAW CDRL A009 Conceptual Design

Drawings/Models per DI-SESS-81001E shall document an engineering design concept in detail. These drawings/models shall indicate whether or not a technology is feasible or the design concept has the potential of meeting stated requirements.

5. Final Report:

Prepare and submit a Final Report summarizing the results of studies to include: analyses, and notional cost and development schedules. The contractor shall propose risk reducing development activities to increase technology readiness levels (TRL). The report will be submitted after completion effort IAW CDRL A012.

6. Deliverables:

a. Data Items as stipulated in Exhibit A below

b. Software: None

c. Hardware: None

7. Note:

Non-Government personnel from BAE Systems, BAE subcontractors, FFRDC, and Tecolote

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STUDY C EXHIBIT A

A001 Integrated Program

Management Report

DI-MGMT-81861 Project or Primavera format

A002 Conference Agenda (Meeting

Agenda)

DI-ADMN-81249A

A003 Briefing Materials DI-MGMT-81605

A004 Report, Record of Meeting

Minutes

DI-ADMN-81505

A005 Program Management Plan

(PMP)

DI-MGMT-81797

A007 Management Plan (Small

Business Subcontracting Plan)

DI-MGMT-8000

A009 Conceptual Design

Drawings/Models

DI-SESS-81001E

A011 Interface Control Document

(ICD)

DI-CMAN-1248A

A012 Technical Report – Study /

Services (Final Report)

DI-MISC-80508B/T

A013 Technical Report – Study /

Services (Trade Studies)

DI-MISC-80508B/T

A015 Management Plan - Open

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D. Penetration Aid Suite Technology Demonstration/Signature Reduction:

The LGM-30G Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) holds at risk a variety of targets, including some that may be protected by anti-ballistic missile (ABM) defense systems.

Many methods exist to avoid, defeat, or penetrate hostile defenses and have been studied and evaluated since the inception of ballistic missile defense.

Reentry vehicles (RVs) are exposed to severe pressures, temperatures, and heating as they reenter the atmosphere at very high velocities. Additional complex nuclear hardness and weather requirements exist, and RVs must survive and function with high reliability in these demanding environments. Current and future concepts require the application of advanced technologies and the availability of a unique industry base to field and sustain operationally capable systems.

Purpose and Scope:

The Penetration Aid Suite Technology Development will mature penetration aid designs and technologies to posture the government and industry to successfully respond to current and future ICBM requirements.

This effort will mature the conceptual designs of infrared/radio frequency (IR/RF) balloons and radio frequency simulating decoys studied in the ICBM Long Range Planning (ILRP)

Penetration Aid Suite Study and continue to a preliminary design review. Fabrication and developmental testing of components, engineering development models, and prototypes will demonstrate the design capability. In addition to maturing the existing conceptual designs, this effort will also study options for signature reduction on existing ICBM reentry vehicles.

Applicable Documents:

The following documents may contain data necessary for the execution of the contract and are available upon request:

a) ILRP Penetration Aid Suite Study Final Report (Classified)

b) ABM-4 Intel Update (Classified)

Task Description and Objectives:

Contractor shall perform the following tasks for Penetration Aid Suite Technology

Demonstration: provide all personnel required for successful completion of this contract, including management, administration, and support services. Cost and schedule control mechanisms shall be used to track and report Penetration Aid Suite Technology Demonstration activities.

Acquire latest intelligence data regarding ballistic missile defenses and analyze impacts, if any, to the existing conceptual design. Include analysis of PenAids suite effectiveness against predicted defense systems.

Mature the designs for IR/RF Balloons and RF Simulating Decoys including the following objectives:

Identify flight test configuration into existing MMIII Weapon System

Study options for incorporating RV signature reduction into overall PenAids suite

Develop a preliminary design for a Penetration Aid Suite based on the ILRP Penetration Aid

Suite Study Design

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Maintain flexibility to select penetration aid suite composition depending on target capability and throw weight limitations

Identify mechanical and electrical interfaces for integration into existing MMIII Weapon

System

Identify changes to Minuteman post boost maneuvers

Design shall function in ICBM launch and reentry environments

Execute a System Requirements Review to ensure design objectives are met

Fabricate and test functionality of sub-components and/or sub-assemblies

Overall design shall enhance current penetration aid capabilities

Work effort shall focus on IR/RF balloons, RF simulating decoys and RV signature reduction options.

a. Host a kick-off meeting to review Government program objectives, requirements, constraints, etc. and coordinate contractor’s comments, questions, etc. within 30 CD of contract award. Provide a Meeting Agenda IAW CDRL A002. Provide handouts IAW

CDRL A003. A Record of Meeting Minutes Report IAW CDRL A004 shall be provided.

The agenda for the meeting shall include the following:

1. Program Management Plan (PMP), IAW CDRL A005, defining scheduled major milestones including program reviews, technical interchange meetings, etc.

2. Program Schedule to include Major Milestones:

a. System Requirements Reviews (SRR)

b. Preliminary Design Reviews (PDR)

c. Manufacturing Readiness Reviews (MRR)

d. Prototype Testing

b. Conduct technical interchange meetings at logical intervals throughout the period of performance. Provide a Meeting Agenda IAW CDRL A002. Provide handouts IAW

CDRL A003. A Record of Meeting Minutes Report IAW CDRL A004 shall be. The agenda for the meeting shall include a review of the following:

1. Updates to the PMP, IAW CDRL A005.

2. Supporting trade studies, rational for design decisions, and initial risk assessment.

c. Program reviews / technical interchange meetings shall be held at agreed upon government or contractor facility.

2. Hardware Fabrication and Test Support:

Hardware /Software development and testing may be necessary as part of the study and will be proposed by the contractor.

3. Government Furnished Property (GFP):

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The Supplier shall provide a list of Government Furnished Property required to complete the efforts of this study.

4. Drawings:

Submit conceptual design drawings/models IAW CDRL A009 Conceptual Design

Drawings/Models per DI-SESS-81001E shall document an engineering design concept in detail. These drawings/models shall indicate whether or not a technology is feasible or the design concept has the potential of meeting stated requirements.

5. Final Report:

Prepare and submit a Final Report summarizing the results of studies to include: analyses, and notional cost and development schedules. The contractor shall propose risk reducing development activities to increase technology readiness levels (TRL). The report will be submitted after completion effort IAW CDRL A012.

6. Deliverables:

a. Data Items as stipulated in Exhibit A below

b. Software: None

c. Hardware: None

7. Note:

Non-Government personnel from BAE Systems, BAE subcontractors, FFRDC, and Tecolote

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STUDY D EXHIBIT A

A001 Integrated Program

Management Report (IPMR)

DI-MGMT-81861 Project or Primavera format

A002 Conference Agenda (Meeting

Agenda)

DI-ADMN-81249A

A003 Briefing Materials DI-MGMT-81605

A004 Report, Record of Meeting

Minutes

DI-ADMN-81505

A005 Program Management Plan

(PMP)

DI-MGMT-81797

A007 Management Plan (Small

Business Subcontracting Plan)

DI-MGMT-8000

A008 Test Plan DI-NDTI-80566A

A009 Conceptual Design

Drawings/Models

DI-SESS-81001E

A012 Technical Report – Study /

Services (Final Report)

DI-MISC-80508B/T

A015 Management Plan - Open

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E. Advanced Minuteman Batteries:

The MMIII currently relies on thirty-year-old silver-zinc oxide battery technology whose military and commercial market has drastically declined. Furthermore cheaper battery designs of alternate chemistry have surfaced, leading silver-zinc oxide battery supplier closures and increased production costs for very limited production and development of these batteries. For these reasons, alternative chemistry batteries that can perform the same functions as the silver-zinc battery in MMIII systems are being considered.

Purpose and Scope:

This effort intends to provide long-term battery availability for the Mk21Arming and Fuzing

Assembly (AFA) with Lithium-Reserve type batteries.

Applicable Documents:

N/A

Task Description and Objectives:

1. Propose a Lithium-Reserve battery to fulfill Mk21 AFA battery requirements

a. Must have proof of successful Lithium-Reserve technology demonstration

b. Verify design baseline can be translated to production

c. Provide data/details on risks associated with integrating a Lithium-Reserve battery into the existing weapons system

2. Provide data, or otherwise perform work to verify the battery meets operational requirements in a relevant environment

3. Determine viability of implementing technology improvements and any potential associated trade-offs including, but not limited to:

a. Increased storage time

b. Flexible packaging

c. Enhanced manufacturability

d. Fire safety

a. Host a kick-off meeting to review Government program objectives, requirements, constraints, etc. and coordinate contractor’s comments, questions, etc. within 30 CD of contract award. Provide a Meeting Agenda IAW CDRL A002. Provide handouts IAW

CDRL A003. A Record of Meeting Minutes Report IAW CDRL A004. The agenda for the meeting shall include the following:

1. Program Management Plan (PMP), IAW CDRL A005, defining scheduled major milestones including program reviews, technical interchange meetings, etc.

2. Program Schedule to include: Major Milestones (Kick-off meeting)

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b. Conduct four technical interchange meetings to be held at a time agreed to at the kick-off meeting. Provide a Meeting Agenda IAW CDRL A002. Provide handouts IAW CDRL

A003. A Record of Meeting Minutes Report IAW CDRL A004. The agenda for the meeting shall include a review of the following:

1. Updates to the PMP, IAW CDRL A005.

2. Supporting trade studies, rational for design decisions, and initial risk assessment.

c. Program reviews / technical interchange meetings shall be held at agreed upon government or contractor facility.

2. Hardware Fabrication and Test Support:

Hardware development and testing may be necessary as part of the studies and will be proposed by the contractor.

3. Government Furnished Property (GFP):

The Supplier shall provide a list of Government Furnished Property required to complete the efforts of this Study.

4. Drawings:

Submit conceptual design drawings/models IAW CDRL A009 Conceptual Design

Drawings/Models per DI-SESS-81001E shall document an engineering design concept in detail. These drawings/models shall indicate whether or not a technology is feasible or the design concept has the potential of meeting stated requirements.

5. Final Report:

Prepare and submit a Final Report summarizing the results of studies to include: analyses and notional cost and development schedules. The contractor shall propose risk reducing development activities to increase technology readiness levels (TRL). The report will be submitted after completion effort IAW CDRL A012.

6. Deliverables:

a. Data Items as stipulated in Exhibit A below

b. Software: None

c. Hardware: None

7. Note:

Non-Government personnel from BAE Systems, BAE subcontractors, BAH, FFRDC, and

Tecolote may have access to proposals for the purposes specified above. All proposal submissions will require an NDA with the contractors noted in each proposal.

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STUDY E EXHIBIT A

Integrated Program

Management Report

DI-MGMT-81861 Project or Primavera format

A002 Conference Agenda (Meeting

Agenda)

DI-ADMN-81249A

A003 Briefing Materials DI-MGMT-81605

A004 Report, Record of Meeting

Minutes

DI-ADMN-81505

A005 Program Management Plan

(PMP)

DI-MGMT-81797

A007 Management Plan (Small

Business Subcontracting Plan)

DI-MGMT-8000

A009 Conceptual Design

Drawings/Models

DI-SESS-81001E

A011 Interface Control Document

(ICD)

DI-SESS-81002F

A012 Technical Report – Study /

Services (Final Report)

DI-MISC-80508B/T

A015 Management Plan - Open

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F. ICBM Nuclear Command and Control (NC2) Applications:

The ICBM system has served as the national nuclear deterrent for more than five decades.

However, many of its components are rapidly approaching obsolescence and maintaining the

NC2 system is becoming more difficult as a result. The current NC2 is comprised of the Launch

Control Center (LCC), the Launch Facility (LF) and all communication systems coming in and out of these facilities. The ICBM NC2 is an element of the ICBM overall system which is facing similar difficulties.

Purpose and Scope:

The purposes of these studies are two-fold. First, an ICBM NC2 systems study will be conducted to provide a thorough, consolidated documentation of the LF and LCC systems and subsystems as it currently exists. This is a 12-month study that will produce thorough documentation describing all sub-systems that exist in the NC2 environment. Items to be included are, but not limited to, functional descriptions of all sub-systems, mechanical/electrical interfaces and data transfer protocol.

The second set of the studies will be the post-GBSD Analysis of Alternatives (AoA). These studies shall exploit State-Of-the Art communications by identifying existing and candidate future technologies to meet present day and future needs as well as ensure systems evolve in a planned, orderly cost efficient manner.

Applicable Documents:

Applicable classified and unclassified information for these studies will be provided to the contractor upon request.

The following document contains data necessary for the execution of the contract and is available upon request:

NC2 Modernization Study conducted by Aerospace

S-133-12386 Prime Item Development Specification for Squadron Data Simulator

Replacement Project

ICD 25-R001 Interface Control – Rack, Electrical Equipment, MT-7312/G, Computer, Digital, CP-2076(V)1/GSW, and Console Operations Program to Command Message

Processing Group – Electrical, Programming and Timing

ICD 25-R017 Interface Control – Rack, Electrical Equipment, MT-7312/G, Computer, Digital, CP-2076(V)/GSW, and Console operations Program to Inertial Measurement Unit

Performance Data Processor Unit – Electrical, Programming and Timing

ICD 25-R030 Interface Control Higher Authority Communications Integration and Control and Rapid Message Processing Element (HAC/RMPE) of the Rapid Execution and Combat

Targeting (REACT) Program to Console, Weapon System Control, OJ-673(v)/GSW, Digital

Interfaces Programming and Timing/Electrical GTE/LORAL

S-133-19571 Software Requirements Specification for the Safety Enhanced Reentry Vehicle

(SERV) Operational Ground Program (OGP) of the Minuteman Guidance Replacement

Program (GRP)

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S-133-36000H Software Requirements Specification for the Console Operations Program

(COP) of the Rapid Execution and Combat Targeting (REACT) Weapon System Control

Element (WSCE)

S-133-128C System Specification for the WS 133B (MMIII) Weapon System

S-133-19381 Computer Program Development Specification for the MMIII EEP Operational

S-133-42148 Prime Item Development Specification for UHF Transmitter

ICBM-HDBK-01 526th Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Systems Wing (526 ICBMSW)

Interface Control Management Handbook

Task Description and Objectives:

An ICBM NC2 system study shall be conducted and at a minimum describe and document individual subsystems and overall current NC2 system architecture and capabilities. The second effort of studies will take into consideration possible post-GBSD AoA studies.

Produce documentation as the ICBM NC2 system exists today. Components of this system include:

LF

LCC

Communications o HICS (Hardened Intersite Cable System) o RF (Radio Frequency) Overlay

Conduct a study to determine options and provide trade-offs for post-GBSD AoA studies:

Technologies and concepts for modern information transfer techniques and message structuring while meeting stringent nuclear surety standards

Concepts and automated test capabilities to modernize command and control support infrastructure

Technologies and architecture concepts to support common operational picture and tactical communications to enhance situational awareness of ICBM facilities

Methods for ensuring survivability of modern electronics in a nuclear effects environment

Feasibility studies for ICBM NC2 modernization efforts

Modular NC2 Architecture/Processing/MCC Operator GUI’s

Enhanced Survivable NC2 Network Communications

Advanced NC2 cyber controls/encryption and supply chain environments surrounding the hardware, material devices, software and firmware need thorough examination in support of nuclear hardening, nuclear assurance, nuclear safety, trusted foundries and control of counterfeit parts.

Flexible network interconnectivity permitting single Launch Facility/node elimination without degrading communication

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Replacement of the functions performed the NC2 equipment located in the Weapon System

Control Console (WSCC)

ICBM NC2 System Requirements

N/A

a. Host a kick-off meeting to review Government program objectives, requirements, constraints, etc. and coordinate contractor’s comments, questions, etc. within 30 CD of contract award. Provide a Meeting Agenda IAW CDRL A002. Provide handouts IAW

CDRL A003. A Record of Meeting Minutes Report IAW CDRL A004 shall be provided after the meeting. The agenda for the meeting shall include the following:

1. Program Management Plan (PMP), IAW CDRL A005, defining scheduled major milestones including program reviews, technical interchange meetings, etc.

2. Program Schedule to include: Major Milestones (Kick-off meeting)

b. Conduct four technical interchange meetings to be held at a time agreed to at the kick-off meeting. Provide a Meeting Agenda IAW CDRL A002. Provide handouts IAW CDRL

A003. A Record of Meeting Minutes Report IAW CDRL A004 shall be provided after the meeting. The agenda for the meeting shall include a review of the following:

1. Updates to the PMP, IAW CDRL A005.

2. Supporting trade studies, rational for design decisions, and initial risk

c. Program reviews / technical interchange meetings shall be held at agreed upon government or contractor facility.

2. Hardware Fabrication and Test Support:

N/A

3. Government Furnished Property (GFP):

The Supplier shall provide a list of Government Furnished Property required to complete the efforts of this study.

4. Drawings:

Submit conceptual design drawings/models IAW CDRL A009 Conceptual Design

Drawings/Models per DI-SESS-81001E shall document an engineering design concept in detail. These drawings/models shall indicate whether or not a technology is feasible or the design concept has the potential of meeting stated requirements.

5. Final Report:

Prepare and submit a Final Report summarizing the results of studies to include: analyses and notional cost and development schedules. The report will be submitted after completion effort IAW CDRL A012.

6. Deliverables:

a. Data Items as stipulated in Exhibit A below

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b. Software: None

c. Hardware: None

7. Note:

Non-Government personnel from BAE Systems, BAE subcontractors, FFRDC, and Tecolote

STUDY F EXHIBIT A

A001 Integrated Program

Management Report

DI-MGMT-81861 Project or Primavera format

A002 Conference Agenda (Meeting

Agenda)

DI-ADMN-81249A

A003 Briefing Materials DI-MGMT-81605

A004 Report, Record of Meeting

Minutes

DI-ADMN-81505

A005 Program Management Plan

(PMP)

DI-MGMT-81797

A007 Management Plan (Small

Business Subcontracting Plan)

DI-MGMT-8000

A009 Conceptual Design

Drawings/Models

DI-SESS-81001E

A011 Interface Control Document

(ICD)

DI-CMAN-81248A

A012 Technical Report – Study /

Services (Final Report)

DI-MISC-80508B/T

A015 Management Plan - Open

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G. Strategic Open Architecture TVC System:

In the years since the Minuteman III was deployed technologies for controlling the thrust direction of solid rocket motors have advanced in many areas. Several options now exist for vectoring rocket motor nozzles including electro-mechanical and electro-hydraulic actuation systems. In order to meet ICBM modernization timelines TVC technologies will need to be matured to meet Strategic Rocket Motor performance requirements in operational environments.

Purpose and Scope:

The overall purpose and scope of this effort are two-fold:

1. Produce a TVC open architecture for a 3-stage, medium class, ICBM launch vehicle

2. Demonstrate a prototype TVC system which meets the requirements of the developed architecture

Applicable Documents:

The following documents contain data which will be used to complete the effort.

Document Paragraphs

SDL-62-2014-01 3.2.1.8, 3.2.1.9, 3.2.1.10, 3.2.1.10.1, 3.2.1.10.2, 3.2.1.10.5

through 3.2.1.10.9, 3.2.1.10.13, 3.2.1.10.14, 3.2.7.3, 3.3.3.1.3, 3.3.3.1.3, 3.3.3.5, 3.3.3.10, 3.3.3.11a, SDL-62-2014-02 3.2.1.8, 3.2.1.9, 3.2.1.10, 3.2.1.10.1, 3.2.1.10.2, 3.2.1.10.5 through 3.2.1.10.9, 3.2.1.10.13, 3.2.1.10.14, 3.2.7.3, 3.3.3.1.3, 3.3.3.1.3, 3.3.3.5, 3.3.3.10, 3.3.3.11a, SDL-62-2014-03 3.2.1.8, 3.2.1.9, 3.2.1.10, 3.2.1.10.1, 3.2.1.10.2, 3.2.1.10.5 through 3.2.1.10.9, 3.2.1.10.13, 3.2.1.10.14, 3.2.7.3, 3.3.3.1.3, 3.3.3.1.3, 3.3.3.5, 3.3.3.10, 3.3.3.11a, Task Description and Objectives:

This study consists of both architecture development and prototype demonstration of a common, modular, flexible design for a Thrust Vector Control (TVC) system, which can be used across all stages of a medium class ICBM weapon system. This effort will be accomplished in two phases.

The first phase will have a Period of Performance (PoP) that is approximately 12 months and includes architecture development and preliminary design of a TVC system.

During the architecture development phase, the following requirements shall be met:

Based on specified requirements in SDL-62-2014-01, SDL-62-2014-02 and SDL-62-2014-

03, listed in the ―Applicable Documents‖ section, generate a set of TVC performance requirements and nuclear environments for all three stages o Where final motor/nozzle parameters are not available, the offeror will utilize similar…