KGV-31 Sources Sought 19Nov2024.pdf

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This document is a Sources Sought synopsis for the procurement of KGV-31 COMSEC/TRANSEC Cryptological Devices in support of the SBIRS and NG-OPIR missile warning programs managed by the United States Space Force (USSF) Space Systems Command (SSC). The KGV-31 is the only NSA-approved TRANSEC solution for these programs and is required to interface with the SBIRS Enhanced Multimode Modem (SEMM) and OPIR-SBIRS Enhanced Multimode Modem (O-SEMM). The Government is seeking statements of capabilities from contractors that can effectively and efficiently produce the KGV-31 devices. Interested parties must submit a package by December 4, 2024 that includes the contractor's name, Statement of Capabilities, references, business size and type, and approval from the National Security Agency to perform these requirements. The Government will not pay for or return any materials submitted in response to this synopsis, and reserves the right to decide if the information warrants an alternative procurement approach.

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Title: KGV-31 COMSEC/TRANSEC Cryptological Devices

NAICS: 334220 Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment

Manufacturing

This is NOT a solicitation. This is a sources sought synopsis of the an intended procurement of

KGV-31 COMSEC/TRANSEC Cryptological Devices in support of the SBIRS and NG-OPIR

Programs being managed by United States Space Force (USSF) Space Systems Command

(SSC).

Next Generation Missile Warning systems and current Missile Warning systems in sustainment are early-warning assets that provide early detection of missile launches worldwide. These multiple programs utilize the KGV-31 Crypto-modernized COMSEC-TRANSEC Module. The

KGV-31 inserts into the legacy SBIRS Enhanced Multimode Modem (SEMM) and OPIR-SBIRS

Enhanced Multimode Modem (O-SEMM) to provide a complete TRANSEC solution for the programs. Both the KGV-31 and SEMM/O-SEMM are packaged for operations; both are required for full operational support. The KGV-31 maintains the Control and Status (C&S) RS-

232 interface, the TRANSEC TOD input interface, and TRANSEC output stream interface to the

SEMM/O-SEMM. The KGV-31 is the only NSA approved TRANSEC solution for the SBIRS and NG-OPIR systems that provides operational capability and is the gold standard for all

TRANSEC developmental activities to this day for the missions.

Those interested in providing statements of capabilities and explaining how the contractor is able to effectively and efficiently produce KGV-31 COMSEC/TRANSEC Cryptological Devices for

SBIRS and NG-OPIR may submit a package to the Points of Contact listed below.

The written qualification package must include the following information: 1) contractor name and phone number, 2) a Statement of Capabilities (SOC) detailing capabilities to produce the required items. 3) a list of names and phone numbers of references to whom you have produced these items for and 4) type of business, and whether you are a large or small company, socio-economic classification, and whether your company is U.S. or foreign owned. The small business size standard for this requirement is NAICS 334220. The Statement of Capabilities

(SOC) must conform to 8.5 X 11-inch pages, with font no smaller than 12-point, and it shall not exceed five. pages and must be submitted by 04-Dec-2024.

No detailed technical data nor drawings are available from the Government. If a firm believes it is capable of meeting the Government's requirement, it may identify its interest and capability to the following Points of Contacts: Mr. Peter Brachhold, Contract Specialist, at peter.brachold@spaceforce.mil and 1st Lt Jaeyoung Park, USSF, Program Manager, at jaeyoung.park.1@spaceforce.mil within fifteen (15) calendar days of this publication by 4:00

PM. Any interested source must receive approval by the National Security Agency (NSA) to perform these requirements. Such approval must be received as part of the statement of mailto:peter.brachold@spaceforce.mil mailto:jaeyoung.aprk.1@spaceforce.mil capability submission package. All data received in response to this announcement marked or designated as corporate or proprietary information will be fully protected from release outside the Government. The Government will not pay for any materials provided in response to this synopsis and submittals will not be returned to the sender. It is within the Government's sole discretion to decide whether the information received in response to this notice warrants development of an alternative approach or not.

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