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Preproposal Request for RD&T Supporting Lightweight Security Containers Federal contract opportunity
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NAVFAC-N39430-20-X-2239
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Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command

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This pre-solicitation notice requests pre-proposals for research and development supporting lightweight security containers. Interested offerors should submit pre-proposals by March 27, 2020 describing their technical approach, experience, team, and estimated costs to optimize an existing prototype security container design through testing or modeling to meet key performance requirements. Requirements include a container mass below 150 pounds, 16G bottom and forward shock loads, 10-minute forced entry delay, and redundant locks. If selected, offerors will be invited to submit full proposals due 30 days after notification to further the design through fabrication drawings and specifications. Evaluation criteria are technical approach, experience, team qualifications, cost realism, product benefits, implementation strategy, and project outcomes. Awards will be in the form of contracts from the Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command to academic, non-profit, or industry recipients.

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Industry Question We have a question regarding the forced entry provisions of the subject sources-sought notice. Is the forced entry tool kit releasable? We would like to know if the forced entry attack tool kit is mechanical tools only or if thermal tools are also included.

The Government Response The forced entry attack tool kit will include unlimited hand and cordless tools. No thermal tools. No additional information can be provided at this time regarding the tool kit.

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