Draft_RFP_Section_J_Atch_3_-__Task_Order_0001_PWS.pdf

Section J, Attachment 3 Task Order 0001

Labor and Operations PWS Contract FA9451-18-R-0002

30 March 18

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

LABOR AND OPERATIONS TASK ORDER

Professional Technical Support Services (PTSS) to the

Joint Directed Energy Transition Office (DE-JTO)

1.0 SCOPE. This effort shall be conducted pursuant to the provisions of the Professional Technical Support Services (PTSS) contract Performance Work Statement (PWS) incorporated as Section J, Attachment 1 of the basic contract. The objective of this Task Order is to provide the labor and operations Advisory and Assistance Services (A&AS) for the Joint Directed Energy Transition Office (DE-JTO.) Specific requirements for this Task Order were drawn from the overall PWS and are stated in paragraph 3.0 below.

2.0 BACKGROUND:

2.1 The DE-JTO has a requirement for A&AS encompassing professional Directed Energy (DE) technical, engineering and scientific subject matter experts (SMEs) highly specialized in all aspects of advanced High Energy Laser (HEL) systems and technology including functions associated with Laser Sources; Beam Control; Atmospheric Propagation; Lethality; Modeling and Simulation; Advanced HEL Concepts and related services. The requirement includes services to support DE-JTO in the execution of their investment portfolio to advocate and execute a High Energy Laser technology roadmap and strategy that builds on existing Service/Defense Agency and International programs while investing in promising new technology developments for multi- Service High Energy Laser weapon system applications.

3.0 LABOR AND OPERATIONS: The following is applicable to the basic contract line item and all options, if exercised.

3.1 Scope. The contractor shall furnish all personnel, services, supervision and all other items necessary to accomplish the performance requirements stated herein. The overall task order scope is listed in paragraphs 1.2.1-1.2.10 of the basic PWS.

3.2 Tasks. The contractor shall perform all services described in the following basic PWS paragraphs. Note: Efforts included within the scope of paragraph 2.7 of the basic PWS will be authorized as separate task orders as contract requirements are identified.

2.1 General: All paragraphs apply to this order.

2.2 Technical Oversight and Management: All paragraphs apply to this order.

2.3 Strategic Planning for Technology Programs: All paragraphs apply to this order.

2.4 Concept Development and Requirements Analysis: All paragraphs apply to this order.

2.5 Logistical Support for Meetings: All paragraphs apply to this order.

2.6 Personnel Management: All paragraphs apply to this order. Note: The contractor’s approach to staffing shall be flexible and vary to ensure the proposed labor categories, skill mix, and man-hours are adequate to successfully perform the tasks/subtasks outlined in the PWS.

Section J, Attachment 3 Task Order 0001

Labor and Operations PWS Contract FA9451-18-R-0002

30 March 18

4.0 PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS: Paragraphs 3.1 Contractor Performance Assessment Reports System (CPARS), 3.2 Services Summary, 3.3 Right to Survey, 3.4 Quality Control and 3.5 Contractor Full-Time Equivalent Report from the Basic PWS are applicable to this task order in its entirety.

5.0 SECURITY: The contractor shall have a Top Secret Facility Clearance and sufficient personnel with Top Secret clearances to support technical efforts at time of contract award. Paragraphs 4.1 and 4.2 from the Basic PWS are applicable to this task order in its entirety.

6.0 DELIVERABLES: All contract data requirements list (CDRLs) listed in Section J, Exhibit A of the basic contract apply to this order.

7.0 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMNTS / INFORMATION: Paragraphs 6.1

Workspace/Supplies, 6.2 Non-Disclosure Agreements, 6.3 Travel Reimbursement, 6.4 Environment Safety and Health, 6.5 Hours of Operation and 6.6 Conflicts of Interest from the Basic PWS are applicable to this task order in its entirety.

8.0 TRANSITION PHASE-IN/PHASE-OUT: A transition period of 30 days is authorized to ensure a smooth transition with the incumbent DE-JTO A&AS support contractor. A transition period will not be authorized if the successor contractor is a current DE-JTO prime advisory and assistance contractor. Paragraphs 6.7.1 and 6.7.2 from the Basic PWS are applicable to this task order in its entirety.