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- Solicitation number
- N66604-19-R-0035
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This document summarizes the key requirements for a solicitation seeking SUBSAFE hardware, engineering, and technical services. The Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division, Newport is soliciting proposals for a five-year IDIQ contract to provide hardware, systems engineering, technical analyses, mechanical and electrical design, manufacturing, installation, test and evaluation, maintenance, and repair services to support existing and future fleet systems programs. Offerors must be SUBSAFE certified and registered in SAM to be eligible for award. The solicitation was amended three times to extend the question submission deadline to March 27th and the proposal due date to April 4th. The resultant contract will include both CPFF and FFP CLINs. Electric Boat Corporation, Northrop Grumman Shipbuilding, and Oceaneering International are the incumbent contractors.
Attachment 3 - Performance Requirements Summary Table
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Performance Requirements Summary Table PR 1300606670
Requirement Para. # Performance Objective Performance Standard Acceptable
Quality Level
(AQL)
Quality Surveillance Plan
Typical Monitoring Methods
4.1 Engineering
Analysis, Design, and
Design Review
4.1.1 Conduct feasibility studies, ship
impact assessments (including effects on ship and system acoustics), and safety evaluations in support of submarine and surface ship systems, and system design concepts.
Feasibility studies, impact assessments, and safety evaluations are technically accurate, insightful, and are provided in accordance with agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Feedback from NUWC customer.
4.1.2 Conduct ballasting and related
hydrostatic studies relative to proposed or new systems.
Ballasting and hydrostatic studies are technically accurate and are provided in accordance with agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Feedback from NUWC customer.
4.1.3 Conduct structural and acoustic
design studies and analyses on piping, frames, foundations, launch, handling, sails, or other ship systems.
Structural and acoustic deisgn studies are technically accurate, insightful, and are provided in accordance with agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Feedback from NUWC customer.
4.1.4 Conduct ship safety and hull
integrity studies, and development/modification to
SUBSAFE Design Reviews.
Studies are technically accurate and are provided in accordance with agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Feedback from NUWC customer.
4.1.5 Conduct system interface studies
to define and/or resolve design conflicts.
Studies are technically accurate and are provided in accordance with agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Feedback from NUWC customer.
4.1.6 Perform studies relative to control
system software and safety evaluations on system interlocks.
Studies are technically accurate and are provided in accordance with agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Feedback from NUWC customer.
4.1.7 Perform weapon-to-ship
integration studies for US and foreign vessels.
Studies are technically accurate and are provided in accordance with agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Feedback from NUWC customer.
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Quality Level
(AQL)
Quality Surveillance Plan
Typical Monitoring Methods
4.2 Interface Working
Group Meetings
4.2 Conduct Interface Working Group
Meetings to develop interface control documents (ICD) and related interface control revisions
(ICR), as well as identify, document, and resolve system interface issues
Meeting minutes, presentation material, and technical documents are technically accurate and are delivered in accordance with agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Feedback from NUWC customer.
4.3 Component and
Piping Layouts/Ship
Installation Drawings
4.3 Prepare component and piping
layouts and ship installation drawings in support of new or modified systems.
Engineering drawings are technically accurate and are delivered in accordance with agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Feedback from NUWC customer.
4.4 Ship Arrangement
Layouts
4.4 Develop ship arrangement layouts
and detail designs in support of weapon stowage, launcher system, sail system, cargo handling systems, and design concepts for systems that interface with SUBSAFE boundaries.
Engineering drawings are technically accurate and are delivered in accordance with agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Feedback from NUWC customer.
4.5 Test
Plan/Procedures and other Logistics
Documentation
4.5.1 Prepare Alteration and
Improvement (A&I), Ordnance
Alteration (ORDALT), Ship
Alteration (SHIPALT), Temporary Alteration
(TEMPALT), and Engineering
Change instructions.
Engineering change and ORDALT documentation is technically accurate and is delivered in accordance with agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Feedback from NUWC customer.
4.5.2 Prepare engineering drawings
including conceptual designs, system layouts, detail and assembly drawings, interface control drawings, artwork, schematics, and associated lists for fleet systems.
Engineering drawings are technically accurate and are delivered in accordance with agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Feedback from NUWC customer.
Quality Level
(AQL)
Quality Surveillance Plan
Typical Monitoring Methods
4.5.3 Prepare Quality Assurance
(QA)/Quality Control (QC) plans and documentation for preparation or review of
Technical Repair Standards, Quality Assurance Procedures, and Classification of Defects
(CDs).
QA/QC plans and documentation for preparation or review of standards, procedures, or defects are technically accurate and are delivered in accordance with agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Feedback from NUWC customer.
4.5.4 Develop Integrated Logistics
Support (ILS) and Supportability documentation.
Logistics analyses are technically accurate, insightful, and are provided in accordance with agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Feedback from NUWC customer.
4.5.5 Develop design disclosure
documentation in order to fully describe the design, operation, manufacture, and installation.
Engineering data packages are technically accurate and are delivered in accordance with agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Feedback from NUWC customer.
4.5.6 Prepare and process Memoranda
of Agreement (MOA) and controlled Work Packages.
Procedures are technically accurate and are delivered in accordance with agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Feedback from NUWC customer.
4.6 Fleet Training and
Certification
Programs
4.6 Conduct fleet training and
certification programs for newly developed, modernized, or modified ship systems.
Training documentation is technically accurate and is delivered in accordance with agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Feedback from NUWC customer.
4.7 Alteration and
Installation Meetings
4.7 Attend A&I, ORDALT, MACHALT, SHIPALT, TEMPALT, and meetings for fleet systems and make technical recommendations.
Meeting minutes, presentation material, and technical documents are technically accurate and are delivered in accordance with agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Quality Level
(AQL)
Quality Surveillance Plan
Typical Monitoring Methods
4.8 Component, Hardware, and
Material Fabrication
4.8.1 Fabricate and manufacture
shipboard hardware to support repairs and installations of
TEMPALTS, MECHALTS,
SHIPALTS, ORDALTS, A&I,
and Field Changes.
Hardware is fabricated in accordance with drawings and specifications and is delivered in accordance with agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Feedback from NUWC customer.
4.8.2 Fabricate representative mockups
of existing or future planned submarine or surface ship system components or assemblies.
Hardware is fabricated in accordance with drawings and specifications and is delivered in accordance with agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Feedback from NUWC customer.
4.8.3 Provide manufacturing services to
construct systems hardware and equipment from designs.
Hardware is fabricated in accordance with drawings and specifications and is delivered in accordance with agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Feedback from NUWC customer.
4.9 Installation, Maintenance, and
Modernization
Services
4.9.1 Conduct TEMPALTS, MECHALTS, SHIPALTS, ORDALTS, A&I, Engineering
Changes, and Field Changes.
Installation/removal is performed in accordance with approved procedures, meets appropriate quality assurance standards, and within agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Feedback from NUWC customer.
4.9.2 Install and remove
SUBSAFE/LEVEL 1 hardware onboard submarines.
Installation/removal is performed in accordance with approved procedures, meets appropriate quality assurance standards, and within agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Feedback from NUWC customer.
4.9.3 Perform planned and emergent
maintenance on land-based facilities.
Maintenance is performed in accordance with approved procedures, meets appropriate quality assurance standards, and within agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Quality Level
(AQL)
Quality Surveillance Plan
Typical Monitoring Methods
4.9.4 Provide field service engineering
for system assembly and installation, alteration kit proof-ins, grooming and adjustment, operation, repair, refurbishment, system checkout, minor repairs, configuration validation, and system certification.
Assembly and installation is performed in accordance with approved procedures, meets appropriate quality assurance standards, and within agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Feedback from NUWC customer.
4.9.5 Install representative mockups of
existing or future planned submarine or surface ship system components or assemblies.
Installation is performed in accordance with approved procedures, meets appropriate quality assurance standards, and within agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Feedback from NUWC customer.
4.10 Test and
Evaluation Services
4.10.1 Perform evaluation and technical
analysis of results of fabricated systems and subsystems.
Overhauled and new production equipment is technically accurate, meets established quality assurance standards, and is delivered in accordance with agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Feedback from NUWC customer.
4.10.2 Investigate and test fleet hardware
systems and subsystems, including providing onsite troubleshooting.
Overhauled and new production equipment is technically accurate, meets established quality assurance standards, and is delivered in accordance with agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
Quality Level
(AQL)
Quality Surveillance Plan
Typical Monitoring Methods
4.11 Fleet Component
Repair
4.11 Provide technical and engineering
services in response to Vertical
Launch System (VLS) Repair
Facility (RF) requests for the evaluation and analysis of failed fleet components provided as
Government Furnished
Equipment (GFE).
Overhauled and new production equipment is technically accurate, meets established quality assurance standards and is delivered in accordance with agreed upon schedules.
Standard is met 90% of the time.
Government review of deliverable documents.
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