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Amendment 0005 Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
N66604-18-R-0881
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Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command

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This Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) outlines the organizational structure and costs associated with supporting operations at the Atlantic Undersea Test and Evaluation Center (AUTEC). It includes direct labor, materials, other direct costs, workyears, and number of aircraft allocated to each tier of the WBS. The top tiers cover management and overhead functions, range and test support functions, and facilities support. Management and overhead encompasses competency management, contract management, financial management, and other administrative activities. Range and test support includes program management, engineering support, airspace management, safety, test planning, quality assurance, IT, environmental programs, and test operations. Facilities support outlines utilities, communications, equipment maintenance, facilities maintenance and upgrades, transportation, supplies, and equipment. This WBS will be used by the contractor to fulfill reporting requirements under Section 4.1.2 of the Performance Work Statement for supporting operations at AUTEC.

The amendment to solicitation N66604-18-R-0881 updates sections in the solicitation related to attachments, evaluation criteria, and answers provided to offeror questions. It instructs offerors to review the updated information in the relevant sections and the Bidders' Library. The solicitation is for the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command.

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AUTEC

This AUTEC WBS is to be used in fulfillment of contractual requirements PWS Section 4.1.2.
The AUTEC WBS is provided as information only with the RFP.
Range/FacilityAUTEC
WBSMRTFB InstitutionalDirect Test SupportAIRCRAFT SUPPORT
WBS Tier 1WBS Tier 2WBS Tier 2 DefinitionWBS
Tier 3 #WBS Tier 3WBS
Tier 4 #WBS Tier 4INST: Contractor Labor $INST: Materials $INST:ODC $INST: Contractor WorkyearINST: Contractor CostDIRECT: Ktr. Labor $DIRECT: Materials $DIRECT: ODC $DIRECT: Krt. WorkyearDirect: Ktr CostAIRCRAFT SUPPORT: KTR. WorkyearAIRCRAFT SUPPORT: Number of AircraftAIRCRAFT SUPPORT: Shuttle Flights
1.0 Management and Overhead Functions
1.1 Competency ManagementDirectors and supervisors for personnel supporting all functions (overhead, range support, engineering management, and test support) which can not be attributed to any other Tier 2 "management" functions designated in this WBS. Should designate portion of MY dedicated to "management" (other portions of MY can be designated to appropriate areas)
1.1.1Branch Manager
1.1.3Division Head
1.1.5Deputy Director
1.1.6Director
Includes Executive Assistants, Clerical and secretarial support and any administrative support1.2.1Personnel Support/Competency Administrator
1.2.2Administrative Assistants
1.2.3PCARD/Credit Card/Small Purchases
1.3 Contract ManagementResponsible for oversight on range/facility O&M and any/all support contracts (includes fees to NWCF)
1.3.1Contracting Officer Representative (COR)
1.3.2Procurement MGR
1.3.3GFE Property Control
1.3.4Contracting Service Cost Center Fee
1.4 Financial ManagementAny persons whose primary job is designated as the management, distribution, and execution of funds.
1.4.1Budget Analyst
1.4.2Business Financial Manager
1.5 Business Development/Strategic PlanningPersonnel conducting business development or strategic planning activities across the T&E competency (site, range, or facility)
1.6 Investment ManagementAll labor and instituional costs tied to management, development, and execution of investment projects.
1.6.1Investment Manager
1.6.2CTEIP/I&M Project Managers (designated separately)
1.6.3Tri-Service Support (i.e. Reliance, TSMEs)
1.7 Professional ServicesAny contracted support services (to include NWCF costs/services - but not workyears) not designated under another Tier 2 categoryCTEIP manager
1.9 Tuition for TrainingTraining
1.10 TravelTravel costs of personnel to include institutional and direct funding allocations
1.11 Summer Hires and InternsCosts associated with summer hires and interns, including travel (unless they are filling a critical position in another area (2.0, 5.0, etc.)

1.12 Award Fee Costs of contract award fee

Gianetis, Nicole P CIV NUWC NWPT: Award Fee and Incentive Fee

1.13 CPI/AirSpeedCosts associated with management of, or Range/facility contributions to, NAVAIR CPI/AISPEED efforts
1.13.1AirSpeed Management
1.14.1Government
1.14.2Depreciation
1.14.3FECA
1.14.4Range Commanders Conference
1.15 OtherManagement and overhead costs not captured elsewhere (include AUTEC contractor costs here - i.e. HR, BFM, etc.) Should be broken out at Tier 3 level.
1.15.4Contract G&A/OH
2.0 Range and Test Support Functions
2.1 Program/Project Management/SupportLeadership and management activities related to managing programs or projects conducted by the T&E competency (range or facility)
2.2 Engineering SupportScience and/or engineering support associated with a specific T&E field or systems. Not tied to day to day maintenance of a specific system.
2.2.1Subject Matter Experts (SMEs)
2.2.3Chief Engineer
2.2.4Science Advisor
2.2.5Instrumentation Modification Engineering
2.2.6Design Engineering
2.2.7BAMS
2.2.8JMETC
2.3 Airspace ManagementActivities and fees related to management of range airspace to ensure safe and efficient conduct of flight operations and tests
2.3.1Mission Controller
2.4 SafetyAll Safety-related activities including ground and air
2.4.1Range Saftey
2.4.2Explosives Safety Program
2.5 Test ManagementActivities related to management of T&E programs
2.6 Test PlanningActivities related to test planning for T&E programs (resource allocation, planning and logistics to execute tests)
2.6.1Range Scheduling and Control
2.6.2Marine Mammel Monitoring
2.7 Quality AssuranceQuality assurance activities pertaining to management and operations of the range

2.8 Surveying All range surveying activities

2.9 IT ManagementIT management activities pertaining to test and business operations
2.9.1System Administration
2.9.2Information Assurance
2.9.3FAM-Navy T&E
2.10 Frequency ManagementAll activities required to support current and future initiatives for range frequency management
2.10.1Frequency management
2.11 EnvironmentalAll activities required to support environmental compliance and management initiatives
2.12 EncroachmetAll activities to combat current and future range encroachment actions including civilan outreach
2.13 Test Operations/ConductActivities related to the execution of test operations/condcut (can not be attributed to a single piece of range instrumentation/equipment)
2.15 Configuration ManagementAll activities supporting configuration management of range equipment, range systems and test articles
2.15.1Test Aircle Configuration Management
2.16 OtherAny other range and test support functions not captured elsewhere under 2.0
2.16.1Training Range Support
3.0 Facilities Support
3.1 Personal Computers and NetworksPersonal computers and networks not associated with operations
3.1.1NMCI
3.1.2Not NMCI
3.2 Facility Management/CoordinatorFacilities management and coordination activities (Staff Civil Engineer, etc) relating to Navy Regional Commander/CNIC responsibilities
3.3 UtilitiesCost of utilities not chargeable to test customers (the bill the range manager gets to pay)
3.3.1Electricity
3.3.2Heat
3.3.3Water
3.3.4Sewage
3.3.5Propane
3.3.6Steam
3.3.7Fuel/Oil/Gas
3.3.8General Support
3.4 Phone CommunicationsCosts associated with phone communications across the site. Does not include range communications or command and control systems captured elsewhere in WBS
3.4.1NMCI Cell Phones/Pagers
3.4.2Cell Phones/Pagers/Calling Cards
3.4.3Phone Lines/Equipment
3.4.4General Support
3.5 Purchased Equipment MaintenanceCosts associated with the maintenance of equipment, not specifically captured elsewhere. Includes service contract costs.
3.5.1RDT&E Compter Systems Maintenance HW/SW
3.5.2Range Server Support
3.5.3General Support
3.6 Facility MaintenanceCosts allocated to facilities maintenance (Class 1 (Land) and 2 (Building and Structures) ); does not include 2922 M&R
3.6.1Public Works Support
3.6.2Test Facility Maintenance (Not PW)
3.6.3Custodial/Pest Control
3.6.4Roads & Grounds
3.6.5General Support
3.7 Facility UpgradesCosts allocated to facilities upgrades (Class 1 and 2 properties), including installed equipment and demolition costs; does not include 2922 M&R
3.7.1Test Facility Equipment
3.8 Transportation/ShippingCosts allocated to transportation and shipping for general Range/Facility common support (to include barge support)
3.8.1AUTEC Shipping
3.8.1.1AUTEC Barge
3.8.1.2AUTEC Port Handling Srvcs
3.8.1.3AUTEC Other Shipping / Packing
3.8.2SCI-LCM-8 Barge
3.8.3General Support
3.9 Supplies & EquipmentCosts associated with purchasing general administrative and technical supplies and low-cost equipment (<$100K)
3.9.1Supply
3.9.2Freight

3.10 Security Support Costs associated with providing general Range/Facility security to include security for test operations. Includes material (fence, etc) and non-material (security awareness) expenses

3.11 Policy & FireCosts associated with providing general Range/Facility police and fire department functions
3.11.1FCS/Fire Inspection
3.12 Equipment ManagementProperty management and disposal, and Spares replenishment.

3.13 Housing Costs associated with providing permanent and transient housing for assigned personnel and authorized visitors (does not include facilities-related costs captured elsewhere)

3.14 Dependent Education Costs associated with providing dependent education for assigned personnel. (does not include facilities-related costs captured elsewhere)

3.15 Food Services Costs associated with providing food services for assigned personnel and authorized visitors (does not include facilities-related costs captured elsewhere)

3.16 Base ServicesCosts associated with providing on-base logistics and transportation services
3.16.1Logistics/Hazardous Waste/CED
3.17 MedicalCosts associated with providing medical services for assigned personnel and authorized visitors (does not include facilities-related costs captured elsewhere)
3.18 LeasesCosts of ALL Leases
3.18.1Building/Land Leases

Gianetis, Nicole P CIV NUWC NWPT: Bahamas and WPB Rent

Gianetis, Nicole P CIV NUWC NWPT: Award Fee/Incentive Fee2.18.1.3Airport Lease
3.18.2Vehicle Leases
3.18.3Equipment Leases
3.19 Other ExpensesCosts associated with other facilities support functions not captured elsewhere in WBS
3.19..1Generator Support
4.0 Range Systems
4.1 Radar SystemsMaintenance and operation of range radar systems
4.1.1MIR
4.1.2R-778 Radards
4.1.3Surface Surveillance Radars
4.1.3.1Furunos
4.1.3.2Surveillance Radars
4.1.4ROTR
4.1.5COSIP
4.1.5.1COSIP 1-Q4 (FSU 0170)
4.1.5.2COSIP 1-Q15 (FSU 0180)
4.1.5.3COSIP 1-Q16 (FSU 0181)
4.1.6RIR-716/FPS-16
4.1.6.1Mugu Radars
4.1.6.2SNI Radars
4.1.7Doppler
4.1.8MK-74 (FSU 0190)
4.1.9Beacons
4.1.10AUTEC NIKE Radar
4.1.11General Support
4.2 Optical SystemsMaintenance and operation of range optical systems and mounts
4.2.1KTM/VTM
4.2.1.1VTM 1 (FSU 0282)
4.2.1.2VTM 2 (FSU 0283)
4.2.2Cinetheodolites
4.2.3Laser Trackers
4.2.4Laser Van
4.2.5Minilir
4.2.6Cameras
4.2.6.1Carrier Suitability
4.2.6.2MK 7
4.2.6.3Measurements
4.2.7Photogrametrics
4.2.8Video
4.2.8.1Video Room
4.2.8.2Video Support
4.2.9Cast Clance Airborne
4.2.10SHOTS
4.2.10.1SHOTS 1 (FSU 0280)
4.2.10.2SHOTS 2 (FSU 0281)
4.3 GPSMaintenance and operation of range GPS and other positional information systems to include air, ground, and shipboard systems
4.3.1LATR
4.3.2ARDS/CRIIS
4.3.2.1GPS Data Process
4.3.2.2GPS Development
4.3.2.3GPS Operations &Maintenance
4.3.2.4GPS Center
4.3.2.5Pods/Transponders
4.4 Signature MeasurementMaintenance and operation of range systems used primarily for signature characterization
4.4.1ADAMS
4.4.2PRISM
4.4.3EVR
4.5 EW/IW Threat SystemsMaintenance and operation of range Electronic Warfare and Information Warfare threat systems and representations
4.5.1Slate Range Facility
4.5.2Threat Logistics Support/Sustainment
4.5.3AUTEC CESSIM
4.5.4EW General Test Support
4.5.5A-2
4.5.6C-4
4.5.7CEASS
4.5.8E-12/14
4.5.9G-6
4.5.10GPS Jamming Van
4.5.11H-12
4.5.12H-8
4.5.13H-9
4.5.14I-23/32/34
4.5.15I-33
4.5.16I-5
4.5.17J-17
4.5.18J-18
4.5.19J-25
4.5.20J-29
4.5.21J-31
4.5.22J-32
4.5.23J-37
4.5.24K-2
4.5.25MOM
4.5.26POLE VAN
4.5.27RADMON
4.5.28Range Signal Density
4.6 Communication SystemsMaintenance and operation of range networks and communications systems
4.6.1Fiber/Microwave Communication Networks
4.6.1.1RDDS
4.6.1.2ARON
4.6.1.3NMRS
4.6.1.4ORCS
4.6.2Voice/Radio Communications Systems
4.7 Telemetry SystemsMaintenance and operation of range telemetry systems, including fixed and mobile systems and associated antennaes
4.7.1TM Antenna
4.7.1.1TM Antennas-PM, LP, & SCI
4.7.1.2TM Antennas-SNI
4.7.2TM Remote Operations
4.7.3Mobile TM Van
4.7.4TM Landline
4.7.5P3 Airborne TM System
4.7.6TM Control & Recording
4.7.6.1TM Control & Recording-Point Mugu
4.7.6.2TM Control & Recording-SNI
4.7.7Makaha TM (FSU 0185)
4.7.8Kokee/NASA TM (FSU 0186)
4.8 Sound & Suppport SystemsAcoustic noise measurement: CTD probes, metrum recorders, etc.
4.8.1Undersea Systems Calibration
4.8.2Acoustic Test Facility
4.9 Underwater Tracking SystemsUndersea TSPI and associate shore electronics
4.9.1FORACS Range
4.9.2Acoustic Range
4.9.3Portable Tracking System
4.9.4Acoustic Test Equipment
4.10 Recovery SystemsManagement, maintenance and operation of range underwater recover systems
4.11 Range Craft/Marine VesselsManagement, maintenance and operation of range craft and marine vessels (large and small range craft supporting range operations and target/vehicle launch and recovery). Should identify individual systems under Tier 3
4.11.1MATSS
4.11.2ALTS
4.11.3MLP
4.11.4777
4.11.5Transporter
4.11.6Prince
4.11.7Narragansett
4.11.8Hugo
4.11.9Moose
4.11.10Fountain
4.11.11RHIB
4.11.12AUTEC Ranger
4.11.13AUTEC Rover
4.11.14AUTEC Range Master
4.11.15Hammerhead I
4.11.16Hammerhead II
4.11.17LCM-75
4.11.18Small Boats
4.11.19General Support
4.12 Land Launch Ordnance SystemsManagement, maintenance and operation of ordnance launch systems ashore

4.13 Data Process, Display & Control Systems Management, maintenance and operation of range data processing, display and control systems. Includes display and control systems only for data processing, storage and transmission.

4.14 Ground Operations Conducts ground operations on the China Lake Land Ranges; include testing of surface fired guns and surface launched missile systems, military vehicles, and target drones. The Branch provides ground safety, launch support and control, weapon, target, and other ordnance services as required. This group also maintains and operates the ordnance Assembly Buildings and is responsible for range residue collection and disposal operations.

4.15 SNORT Track Management, maintenance and operation of SNORT track

4.16 Torpedo/Targets Fire Control & Launchers Management, maintenance and operation of ordnance launch systems onboard range craft and marine vessels (torpedo and test article launch systems including torpedo tubes and control systems)

4.17 Catapults & Arresting GearManagement, maintenance and operation of catapult and arresting gear systems
4.17.1MK-7
4.17.2MK-8
4.17.3MK-9
4.18 Other Range SystemsManagement, maintenance and operation of range systems not otherwise captured
4.18.1Superior Valley
5.0 Labs and Facilities
5.1 Battlespace M&SManagement, maintenance and operation of Battlespace Modeling and Simulation systems
5.1.1Warfare Sim
5.1.2Model Development
5.1.3JUAS (CTEIP)
5.1.4Unmanned Air Systems
5.2 MFSManagement, maintenance and operation of the Manned Flight Simulators and systems
5.2.1Aircraft SIM
5.3 InstrumentationManagement, maintenance and operation of Instrumentation at the Lab/Facility level
5.3.1Instrumentation/Data Collection
5.3.2Common Facilities Support
5.4 ECSTIMManagement, maintenance and operation of systems in the Electronic Combat Stimulation branch
5.4.1NEXT GEN (CTEIP)
5.4.2JDIGS (CTEIP)
5.4.3EO/IR
5.4.4TADL
5.4.5EWISTL
5.4.6CNI
5.4.7Radar
5.5 AIC Sustainment & Maintenance SupportSustainment and maintenance support of Air Intercept Control (AIC) systems

5.6 HPC Management Management of the High Peformance Computing (HPC) center

5.7 EMV Costs and count of personnel associated with management, maintenance and operation of systems which conduct Electro Magnetic Vulnerability (EMV) testing

5.8 EMC Costs and count of personnel associated with management, maintenance and operation of systems which conduct Electro Magnetic Compatibility (EMC) testing

5.9 EMI Costs and count of personnel associated with management, maintenance and operation of systems which conduct Electro Magnetic Interference (EMI) testing

5.10 EMP Costs and count of personnel associated with management, maintenance and operation of systems which conduct Electro Magnetic Pulse (EMP) testing

5.11 TEMPEST Costs and count of personnel associated with management, maintenance and operation of systems which conduct TEMPEST testing and certification

5.12 ESD Management, maintenance and operation of systems which conduct Electro Static Discharge testing

5.13 Warhead Test Management, maintenance and operation of systems which conduct Warhead testing

5.14 Non-Destructive Ordnance Test Management, maintenance and operation of systems which conduct Non Destructive Ordnance testing

5.15 Environmental Test-Vibration Management, maintenance and operation of systems which conduct vibration testing

5.16 Environmental Test Facilities-Climatic Management, maintenance and operation of systems which conduct climatic testing

5.17 Insensitive Munitions Safety Test Management, maintenance and operation of systems which conduct Insensitive Munitions testing

5.18 Propulsion Test Area Management and maintenance of the Propulsion Test Area

5.19 Air Breathing Propulsion Common Systems Management and maintenance of the Propulsion Test Area Common Systems

5.20 Rotor Spin Systems Management, maintenance and operation of Rotor Spin Systems

5.21 Helicopter Drive System Management, maintenance and operation of Helicopter Drive System

5.22 Fuels & Lubes Test Area Management, maintenance and operation of Fuels & Lubes Systems

5.23 ATEF Management, maintenance and operation of the Aircraft Test and Evaluation Facility (ATEF - "Hush House")

5.24 Altitude Environmental Chamber Management, maintenance and operation of the Altitude Environmental Chamber

5.25 Outdoor Test Stand Management, maintenance and operation of the Outdoor Test Stand

5.26 Small Engine Test Area Management, maintenance and operation of the Small Engine Test Area

5.27 Other Labs and FacilitiesManagement, maintenance and operation of other Labs and Facilities
5.27.1Cal Lab and Tech Lab Services
6.0 Aircraft
6.29 Aircraft ShuttlesCosts associated with aircraft shuttle services
6.29.3AUTEC Shuttle

6.31 Other Aircraft Aircraft models or efforts not covered in the items above.

7.0 Targets
7.1 AirManagement, maintenance, support and presentation (launch, flight and recovery) of range aerial targets
7.1.1AQM-37
7.1.2BQM-34
7.1.3BQM-74
7.1.4GQM-163
7.1.5Target Control Systems
7.1.6GQM-173
7.1.7BQM-177
7.1.8ATSO Pod
7.1.9Op Support Staff
7.1.10Odrnance
7.1.11Shipping
7.1.12Calibration
7.1.13AIMD
7.2 LandManagement, maintenance, support and presentation (launch, maneuver and recovery) of range land targets
7.2.1Static Land
7.2.2Moving Land
7.2.3RF Targets
7.2.4Target Control Systems
7.3 SEA/SurfaceManagement, maintenance, support and presentation (launch, maneuver and recovery) of range sea surface targets
7.3.1AVR
7.3.2FACT
7.3.3HSMST
7.3.4MST
7.3.5QST-35
7.3.6TOW
7.3.7SDST
7.3.8Shipping
7.3.9Rigging/Craning/Dockage
7.3.10Calibration
7.3.11Host Tenant & Janitorial
7.3.12Boat Maintenance-Drydock
7.3.13Target Control Systems
7.4 UnderwaterManagement, maintenance, support and presentation (launch, maneuver and recovery) of range subsurface targets. Tier 3 should list targets individually (mostly maintenance)
7.4.1MK-30
7.5 Target EngineeringManagement and engineering support for range targets
7.5.1Target Systems Engineering
7.5.2Target Design Engineering
7.5.3Target Control Systems Engineering
7.5.4Seaborne Targets Engineering
7.6 Other TargetsManagement, maintenance, support and presentation (launch, maneuver and recovery) of other targets
8.0 AVMI
8.1 Flight Test InstrumentationManagement and engineering support for flight test instrumentation
8.1.1AISD Engineering
8.1.2AISD Technical Support
8.2 Flight Test ModificationsManagement and engineering support for flight test modification (modification of test articles required for flight test)

8.3 APF Management, maintenance and operations of the Aircraft Prototyping Facility, not including Facilities Management

8.4 Design Engineering Engineering design of air vehicle modifications

8.5 Machining & Fabrication Machining and fabricating designed air vehicle modifications

Costs associated with the operation and maintenance of Self Defense Test Ship to include Command & Control Systems, Combat Support Systems, and HM&E.

9.0 Self Defense Test Ship
9.1 Command & Control Systems
9.1.1TSRCS
9.1.2Shipboard radios (unsecure)
9.1.3Shipboard radios (secure)
9.2 Combat & Combat Support Systems
9.2.1Radar Systems
9.2.1.12D Radars
9.2.1.23D Radars
9.2.2WE/IW Threat Systems
9.2.2.1SLQ-32
9.2.3Coordination/Combat Systems
9.2.3.1Coordination/Combat System #1
9.2.4Launch/Ordnance Systems
9.2.4.1GUNS/WEAPONS/LAUNCHERS
9.2.5Display Systems
9.2.5.1Data Displays
9.2.5.2SWBD ICS
9.3 Hull, Mechanical & Electrical (HM&E) Systems
9.3.1Hull Systems
9.3.2Propulsion & Ship Control Systems
9.3.3Electrical Generation & Distributive Systems
9.3.4HVAC Systems
9.3.5Marine Systems (anchor, etc.)

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