SOW-PMA290 MMS Support Services P00009.pdf

This Statement of Work (SOW) is for the Mobile Mission Systems Engineering, Deployment, Maintenance, and Support Contract issued by the United States Navy Special Missions Project Office (PMA-290) on January 23, 2022. The contract is issued as an order under Basic Ordering Agreement N0042123G0005 and is a follow-on to the Mobile Mission Systems Contractor Support Services contract N0042122C0022. This is a performance-based, severable services task order supporting research, development, engineering, operational, logistics, and technical services for the Mobile Mission Systems (MMS) family of systems, including expeditionary trailers, fixed sites, laboratory, and aircraft systems. The work encompasses non-recurring engineering upgrades, procurement, installation, testing, training, certification and accreditation, and sustainment of legacy and fielded MMS capabilities. The MMS systems are designed for rapid reconfiguration to support multiple missions globally, with deployments ranging from several weeks to over one year.

The contractor must perform 100% of work at the contractor site within 25 driving miles of NAS Patuxent River, with limited performance authorized at NAS Patuxent River, NAS Whidbey Island, Jacksonville, Florida, and other deployment sites under approved travel authorizations. Key requirements include monthly financial status reports, monthly progress reports, and personnel locator reports per specified contract data requirement lists (CDRLs). The contractor must maintain IT environment compatibility through Top Secret classification level and provide specified software capabilities including Microsoft Windows 10, Project 2016, Office Professional Plus 2016, SharePoint 2016, and Adobe Acrobat XI Reader. Personnel must have U.S. citizenship, appropriate security clearances (up to TOP SECRET), and complete investigative requirements per NISPOM. The contractor must comply with extensive security protocols including information security, OPSEC, COMSEC, cyber incident response, and NIST 800-171 controls. Detailed support requirements include research and development, systems acquisition support, operations and maintenance logistics, and Australian P-8 Mobile Mission Systems support activities. The contractor is responsible for managing subcontractors, ensuring conflict of interest compliance regarding The Boeing Company, Lockheed Martin Corporation, and Northrop Grumman Corporation, and providing transition-out planning addressing work turnover, quality assurance, risk mitigation, and data transfer upon contract termination.