AIR_543_Engineering_Pre-Solicitation_Conference-Industry_Day_Brief.pptx

AIR-5.4.3 Engineering Contract Welcome to Industry Day!

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AIR 5.4.3 Engineering and Technical Support Pre-Solicitation Conference N00421-15-R-0011 07 October 2015

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Agenda Opening Presentation Introductions (Government Personnel) Opening Remarks Simulation Division (AIR-5.4.3) Overview Facility Tour Closing Presentation Intended Acquisition Strategy Estimated Schedule NAWCAD Contracts Points of Contact Closing Remarks

Introductions Ms. Sotanya Rushing, AIR-2.5.1.6 Contracting Officer Ms. Michelle Johnson, AIR-2.5.1.6 Contract Specialist Mr. Erik Rebeck, AIR-5.4.3.1.

Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) Mr. Chad Miller, AIR-5.4.3 Division Head Mr. Mike Sakach, AIR-5.4.3 Deputy Division Head

FY2009 New data coming January 2011 Source: NAE NAVAIR Current Readiness Performance Agreement

Opening Remarks Primary purpose of conference is to provide information regarding Simulation Division - AIR 5.4.3 - requirement for Engineering and Technical Support Services.

This is an Unclassified informational briefing.

Recording is not permitted.

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AIR-5.4.3 Simulation Division

The remarks today by Government officials involved in the AIR-5.4.3 support services procurement should not be considered a guarantee of the Government’s course of action in proceeding with this acquisition. The information shared today reflects current Government intentions and is subject to change based on a variety of circumstances, including internal and external comments.

The formal solicitation, when issued, is the ONLY document that should be relied upon in determining the Government’s requirements.

Simulation Division Activities

The Simulation Division:

Provides national leadership in the areas of virtual and constructive simulation for naval aviation.

Designs, develops, integrates, and validates:

High fidelity manned and un-manned flight simulations incorporating simulated and stimulated systems.

Mission, weapons, and sensor system simulations.

Live, Virtual and Constructive (LVC) modeled environment, architectures, and interfaces.

Prototype training systems Leverages its solutions across RDT&E, training, and operational requirements.

Operates, maintains and improves laboratories, hardware-in-the-loop, and data reduction labs in pursuit of it’s missions.

Simulation Division (AIR 5.4.3) Overview

The Simulation Division was recently formed through a re-organization that combined:

Battlespace Modeling and Simulation Division (legacy 5.4.2), Aircraft Simulation Division (legacy 5.4.3), and Mission Systems T&E Support and Analysis Branch (5.1.2.12)

Aligns NAWCAD Simulation under a single organization

Better enables systems-of-systems activities LVC, distributed simulation

Air 5.4.3 Organization

5.4.3.1 Enterprise Operations Branch 5.4.3.2 Mission Systems Branch 5.4.3.3 Flight Simulations Technologies Branch 5.4.3.4 Simulation Prototyping Branch 5.4.3.5 Modeling and Interface Branch 5.4.3.6 Battlespace Applications Branch 5.4.3.8 Mission Systems T&E Support and Analysis Branch 5.4.3.7 Battlespace Modeling V&V Branch 5.4.3

SIMULATION DIVISION

5.4.3.9 Cyber Simulation Branch

Legacy 5.4.3: Aircraft Sim. Division (~79 CIV)

Legacy 5.4.2: Battlespace Mod. Division (~53 CIV)

Legacy 5.1.2.12: Mission Systems T&E Branch (~13 CIV) (New Branch)

Future Contract Support

Contracted support is being restructured. Intention is to obtain support via three contracts:

Engineering and Technical Support Contract N00421-15-R-0011 – Engineering, SW Development, SME, and Project support Operations and Maintenance Contract N00421-15-R-0012 – Information Technology and laboratory operations support Supply Contract N00421-15-R-0013 – Supply manufacture and acquisition

Purpose of contract restructure Align contracts with new organization Eliminate redundancies

Battlespace Simulation

Next Generation Threat System (NGTS) is a Simulation Division Synthetic Environment Generator Models aircraft, ground units, surface, and underwater platforms, associated weapons, sensors, and sub-systems.

Used to support training and RDT&E activities.

Graphical interface for modeling w/o code changes.

Software tools for LVC and distributed simulation connectivity, interfacing, and operation.

SME’s supporting model and scenario development.

Warfare Simulation Lab

On The Tour!

MFS Laboratory

Manned Flight Simulator (MFS) facility supports:

Eight simulation lab stations, that include seven out-the-window display systems and one motion base platform.

Mobile aircraft crew-stations move between labs.

Flight test rehearsal Pilot familiarization Hardware-in-the-Loop system/ software testing Prototype development and evaluation Mission effectiveness Distributed simulation events

Prototype Training Systems

The Simulation Division Designs, develops, and deploys prototype simulation training systems and software.

These devices are routinely put into full production using developed data packages.

Platforms include: CH-47F, MH-60R, CH-53E, MQ-8B/C Fire Scout, MQ-4C Triton, E-2C DRT.

Engineering support activity for CH-47F On-site installation, testing, and initial training.

SW Training products include NGTS, WSCE, and visual/sensor databases.

ESTEL

E-2 Systems Test and Evaluation Laboratory (ESTEL) supports PMA-231 with E-2C/D test and evaluation.

Support includes:

Mission system evaluation / integration Flight test data reduction / analysis Assets include:

E-2C and E-2D HWIL benches Live sensor systems Simulation / stimulation software 100’ antenna tower that includes MIDS, SATCOM, H/UHF, and Link-16 Data reduction and analysis.

Experimentation Distributed simulation / LVC

P-8 PAXSIL

The P-8A Triton Systems Integration Laboratory (Bldg 2865) supports:

Developmental test Flight rehearsal Significant hardware-in-the-loop and aircraft software operating in real-time simulation.

Flight crew-station and Mission Control Stations.

RF capabilities including U/VHF, Link-16 SATCOM, and INMARSAT.

Pilot familiarization Deficiency isolation

Multi-Spectral Environment Engineering The Multi-Spectral Environment Engineering (MEET) Team develops high quality visual and sensor databases used for RDT&E and in training systems.

Developed and supports the NAVAIR Portable Source Initiative (NPSI) to support re-use of developed databases.

Additional Activities UCLASS Lab UAS Integration Lab H-60 Data Reduction Lab Executive Helicopter SIL Support Aircraft Data Reduction and Processing Connectivity with other Range facilities (SAIL, IBAR, ATR, etc.) in support Distributed Simulation Test Events Support of Open Architecture Initiatives (FACE, NEAR) and simulation/aircraft standards development

Facility Tour 5-10 Minute Break We will split into two groups due to the high attendance There are two segments of the tour:

Tour of Building 2109 and CH-47F Tour of Building 2035 After completing a segment of the tour, the groups will switch Regroup here after both tour segments complete

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Tour Time

Intended Acquisition Strategy Request for Proposals (RFP) to be posted on Navy’s FBO website under RFP N00421-15-R-0011.

Restricted basis (i.e., will be small business set-aside).

Intend to award a Single-Award Task Order Contract.

Three-Year Ordering Period.

Task Orders to be issues in ordering period.

Cost Plus Fixed Fee (CPFF) line items for Labor Cost Reimbursement line items for Travel & Material.

No fee on either of the above items.

Intended Acquisition Strategy Award will be made on a best value basis.

Understanding and following RFP Sections L and M are key to developing a compliant proposal.

Proposal Instructions Section L of the RFP.

Instructs Offerors what to include in the proposal.

Evaluation Criteria Section M of the RFP.

Identifies what will be evaluated.

Estimated Schedule

The above dates are estimates. Actual dates are subject to change.

Questions and Answers

All questions shall be submitted in writing to the Contract Specialist by 5:00pm (EST), 08 October 2015.

Answers will be posted to the FBO website under N00421-15-R-0011.

Points of Contact NAWCAD Contracts Points of Contact Ms. Sotanya Rushing, AIR-2.5.1.6 Contracting Officer Sotanya.rushing@navy.mil 301-737-2868 Ms. Michelle E. Johnson, AIR-2.5.1.6.5 Contract Specialist michelle.e.johnson@navy.mil 301-737-7594

Closing Remarks Continue to monitor the FBO website.

Thank you for your interest and participation in this Pre-Solicitation Conference!

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