C-sUAS Digital Tech Read Library_Instr_20201006.docx
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- Solicitation number
- FA875020R1000
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This document provides information on a forthcoming federal contract opportunity for Counter-small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (C-sUAS) capabilities. The Air Force Research Laboratory seeks to establish an indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity research and development contract with a maximum value of $490 million over a seven-year ordering period. The contract will involve cost-plus-fixed-fee completion task orders to support rapid prototyping, demonstration, evaluation and transition of C-sUAS technologies to address threats posed by adversary use of commercial small drones. Eligible businesses are encouraged to attend an upcoming Industry Day on December 16, 2019 to learn more about requirements prior to release of the draft request for proposals in early 2020. The solicitation will be a small business set-aside and require 20% of personnel to hold TS/SCI clearances initially.
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TECHNICAL READ LIBRARY INSTRUCTIONS
for
C-sUAS (RFP# FA8750-20-R-1000)
6 October 2020
INSTRUCTIONS:
A technical library relating to the subject area of this acquisition is available digitally for review by Small Business Offerors (hereafter the “Recipient”) during the proposal preparation period for the acquisition under the Request for Proposals number FA8750-20-R-1000.
The Recipient shall not use, modify, reproduce, release, perform, display, or disclose the Library for any purpose other than to prepare its proposal. The Recipient shall not release, perform, display, or disclose the Library to any person or entity other than those that are listed in the Non-Disclosure Agreement to be provided separately once all the documents identified in these instructions have been received. The library technical data is subject to export control and the Recipient agrees to comply with all requirements of the Export Administration Regulations, including but not limited to restricting access or dissemination to foreign nationals, i.e. non-US citizens, regardless of whether or not such persons are employed by the Recipient. The Recipient shall not transmit, store or otherwise cause the Library to be resident on any cloud storage platform or through any cloud service platform, e.g. Google Docs, where the data is not stored within the territory of the United States.
For library access, email the PM, Donna Toole, email: donna.toole.1@us.af.mil with your company name and CAGE code, along with a copy of the company’s approved DD Form 2345, "Military Critical Technical Data Agreement," and a letter, on company letterhead, from the Data Custodian (designated on the DD Form 2345 form) authorizing access by name identifying the individual employees of the Recipient who will be reviewing the library; and a completed proof of U.S. Citizenship form for each individual. All documents shall be submitted to email: Donna.toole.1@us.af.mil. Once all appropriate documents have been submitted, then the Digital Tech Read Library will be sent in care of the company Data Custodian.
The Data Custodian shall be the Recipient’s custodian of the Digital Tech Read Library and will control access and safekeeping., In addition, the Recipient agrees that the Data Custodian will: remove and delete this Library from any and all of the Recipient’s systems, subsystems, backups, communication services or storage locations wherever located no later than 10 days after receipt of the Library; have all persons to whom it released the Library do so by that date; and will notify the Government PM, Donna Toole, via email: donna.toole1@us.af.mil, that the Library has been removed and all data deleted.
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