181003_LITE_Plate_Presolicitation_Notice.pdf
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- Lightweight Plate Solicitation
- Solicitation number
- M67854-19-R-1500
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United States Marine Corps
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This presolicitation notice provides details for an upcoming solicitation and industry day regarding a Lightweight Plate contract opportunity. The United States Marine Corps seeks a Berry Amendment compliant LITE Plate that will improve survivability and mobility for Marines by maximizing ballistic protection while minimizing weight, bulk, and heat stress. An industry day hosted by PM ICE and PfM GCES will be held on October 17-18, 2018 at GID Solutions LLC in Triangle, Virginia, with opening comments at 0830 and one-on-one vendor sessions from 0915 to 1700. Notice of intent to participate is due by October 10 and must include company information and attendee names/contact details. Secret-cleared vendors must submit a visit request by the same date. The subsequent solicitation M67854-19-R-1500 will be for the LITE Plate requirement.
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PRESOLICITATION NOTICE
This Presolicitation Notice is being posted in advance of solicitation M67854-19-R-1500 for the Low Intensity Threat
Environment (LITE) Plate.
Information contained in this notice is subject to change.
No proposals are being requested at this time.
NAICS 339113, Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing
MCSC Program Manager for Infantry Combat Equipment (PM
ICE), requires a Berry Amendment compliant, LITE Plate. The
LITE Plate is a small arms protective hard armor insert that will improve the survivability and mobility of Marines by maximizing ballistic protection while minimizing the burdens of weight, bulk, and heat stress.
INDUSTRY DAY ANNOUNCEMENT
PM ICE, Portfolio Manager Ground Combat Element Systems
(PfM GCES), will host an Industry Day for the upcoming LITE
Plate solicitation 17-18 October 2018 at Get It Done (GID)
Solutions LLC, which is located at 18300 Quantico Gateway
Drive, Triangle, VA, 22172. The Industry Day will likely include opening comments and introductions from the
Individual Armor Team Leader as well as one-on-one break-out sessions between the Government and Industry.
Opening comments and introductions begin at 0830 and the forty-five minute time slots begin at 0915 and end at 1700.
One hour is allotted for lunch from 1200-1300. Vendors should restrict their presentations to thirty minutes. Due to the limited conference facility capacity, the number of attendees is limited to three persons per company. The one-on-one break-out sessions will include a classified portion for those with secret clearances.
Notice of Intent to participate (RSVP) in the LITE Plate
Industry Day is due by 10 October 2018. RSVP must include:
- Company name;
- Company address of firms;
- Company point of contact; and
- Name, title, citizenship, telephone, and e-mail address of each person that will be attending the
Industry Day.
To participate in classified discussions, vendors must submit a visit request in JPAS by 10 October 2018. Visit request information is as follows:
- Location: GID Solutions, LLC
- SMO Code: 6BRL65
- POC Information: Mr. Clay Klemm, Assistant Facility
Security Officer, (540) 318-6579x7015
Vendors without a submitted RSVP will not receive access to the Industry Day. Submit requests for individual vendor time slots to erin.howard1@usmc.mil with a copy to cherelda.stephens@usmc.mil and sean.zickert.ctr@usmc.mil.
All RSVPs must be via email.
Notice
The Government may use non-Government support contractor personnel from Get It Done Solutions LLC to assist in collecting and reviewing market information. Proprietary information submitted in response to this notice will be protected from unauthorized disclosure as required by
Subsection 27 of the Federal Procurement Policy Act as amended (41 U.S.C. 423) (hereinafter referred to as "the
Act") as implemented in the FAR. These companies are bound contractually by Organizational Conflict of Interest and disclosure clauses with respect to proprietary information.
Supporting contractor personnel are procurement officials within the meaning of the Act, and will take all necessary action to preclude unauthorized use or disclosure of
Contractor's proprietary data.
mailto:erin.howard1@usmc.mil mailto:cherelda.stephens@usmc.mil mailto:sean.zickert.ctr@usmc.mil
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