N00030-17-R-0201_-_Desc_of_Potential_Reqs.pdf

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MARKET RESEARCH* SOURCES SOUGHT NOTICE (SSN) FOR INTERMEDIATE RANGE (IR) CONVENTIONAL PROMPT GLOBAL STRIKE (IR CPGS) TRADE STUDY
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SSN N00030-17-R-0201

DESCIPTION OF POTENTIAL REQUIREMENTS

Overview

The goal of this potential procurement is to expand IR CPGS technical trade studies and other reports delivered to the Government under previously awarded contracts via solicitation N00030- 13-R-0202. Primary deliverables are a technical trade study and other related reports.

This potential trade study is for conceptual engineering and cost analysis purposes only; it does not reflect any endorsement by the Department of Defense nor does it reflect any policy considerations that may apply to any given concept (e.g., basing arrangements, treaty compliance, etc.).

1.0 IR CPGS Technical Trade Study. The Contractor shall deliver an IR CPGS Technical

Trade Study, which shall expand the level of analysis, refine concepts, and identify excursions to the concepts provided under a previous IR CPGS Technical Trade Study.

Potential areas of study may include:

1.1 Analysis of additional refinement and details of concepts, including modeling of selected components of potential IR CPGS concepts, such as;

1.1.1 Launcher;

1.1.2 Missile Body;

1.1.3 Glide Body; and

1.1.4 Intermediate Range Planning.

1.2 Evaluation of the architecture impact (if any) of the additional refinement and details of concepts;

1.3 Identification of critical technologies which are cost and/or risk drivers for IR CPGS approaches and further trade studies needed (if any); and

1.4 Affordability of alternative glide body configurations.

2.0 Travel. Travel in accordance with the Government’s Joint Travel Regulation (JTR) and

Federal Travel Regulation (FTR) may be required.

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