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This is a draft solicitation for the Threat Systems Management Office II (TSOMIS II) contract. The solicitation seeks proposals to provide operations, maintenance, and sustainment of threat systems as well as event support for Army testing and training. Key details include:

  • The period of performance is a five-year ordering period with two one-year option periods, for a total potential contract length of seven years.

  • Support will be provided at government facilities in Redstone Arsenal, AL, Fort Irwin, CA, Fort Polk, LA, and White Sands Missile Range, NM.

  • A single-award ID/IQ contract is anticipated to be awarded. The majority of work will be priced as firm-fixed-price, with some cost-plus-fixed-fee CLINs.

  • Proposals are due by May 13, 2019. The target award date is November 2019.

  • Services include engineering, configuration management, maintenance, operations, transportation, logistics, and training support. Spare parts, special tools, and documentation will also be provided.

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Questions and Answers

Question NumberQuestionAnswer
1Will the Government please identify the Government furnished facilities and types of facilities the Government envisions contractors to provide in support of PWS requirements (e.g., Section 3.1.1.a)?This answer was provided through the site visit.
2Given the unique nature of the threat systems supported by this contract will the Government please clarify what information will be provided to industry to understand the contract workload (e.g., historical staffing levels or detailed work load indicators)?The contractor will be responsible for proposing the amount of personnel necessary to operate and maintain the equipment for all Test and Evaluations or Training events, based on the requirements of the Performance Work Statements (PWS).
3Will the Government please clarify how the roles are divided between Government and contractor personnel (Integrated team, pure oversight, divided scope areas, Government-led project teams, etc.)?The Government lead provides interface with the customers and oversight. The contractor provides operation and maintenance support.
4Will the Government please clarify what the top programmatic or technical challenges facing the program office in the next few years?Programmatic challenges are having the ability to support all aspects of multiple Test and Evaluation or training events simultanously.

I.E. New requirements such as:

- CTC Support

- Integrated Air Defense Support (IADS) *Both have been added to the mission within the past nine months.

5Are there any prevailing issues the Government expects the winning offeror to rectify?None
6Are there specific TSOMIS processes/activities that the Government values more than others, with respect to current operations?All activities required for mission success are equally important
7Will the Government please clarify if there are there specific ways an offeror can express value in the technical volume other than risk avoidance?Innovation in the sample task
8Will the Government please clarify the TSOIMS priorities that will lead to optimized contract performance?1. Army Test and Evaluation

2. Army Training

3. Director of operational test and evaluation (DOT&E)

4. Tri-Service Support 9 Can the Government provide any more insight to the status of the Solicitation, such as when is the draft RFP or the full RFP expected to come out? Below are the Tentative dates:

1. Draft RFP 30 September 2018

2. Final RFP 03 December 2018

3. Award October/November 2019 or 1 Qtr FY 20

10Will more detail be provided on Level of Effort (LOE) and scope of the software support identified in 3.16?There is no engineering or software support under this contract. The PWS will be amended to correct the ambiguity. Additionally, this is a performance based acquisition. The Government will not provide added detail to the LOE (number of personnel, labor categories, etc.). The Government is looking for industry to provide the level of effort they believe is needed to perform the contract. The contractor supports the Original Equipment Manufacturer to upgrade and install the ARES. The OEM contractor provides the upgraded software but the O&M contractor provides support.
11Is the Threat Unmanned Device (TUD) provided as GFE? If not, will the current incumbent be required to selll this device to the awardee, if the incumbent is not successful?The contractor will be required to subcontract the TUD for work under the TSOMIS contract. The PWS will retain the requirement for use of the TUD; however, the contractor will be required to subcontract only after the current contract is complete. The TUD will not be a part of the evaluation for award under this competition.
12Are spare parts for all TSOMIS GFE Equipment readilly available in the US domestic market place? If foreign parts sourcing is required will the US Government (USG) support the contractor with the export/import control process?Spares are system specific and may not be available from United States (US) vendors. The Government will support the contractor, but the contract is responsible for all import/export policies and procedures during the acquisition process. The Government controls the End User Certificate (EUC) process for the contractor.
13The PWS mentions providing engineering support including software. Are there software engineering requirements in TSOMIS? If so, where can we find the specific requirements for software engineeding (i.e. Platform, applications, languages used)?See Question 10
14The US Government response or security clearance requirement does not reflect actual timelines being experienced to receive secret clearances - 1 year is current average. Will the Government consider interim secret clearances?The Government would work with the contractor to manage this situation should it occur.
15PWS 3.4 Travel. FFP travel required to be priced as part of the appropriate basic contract Contract Line Item Numbers. It will be difficult to price this accurately without the number of trips, duration, etc. Will the USG provide trip details so an accurate FFP for travel can be developed?The PWS shall be amended to delete any mention of FFP travel. All travel on the TSOMIS II Contract will be Cost type.
16PWS 3.7 Translator and interpretation services 0 this was not discussed in the industry day meeting. Please descrbe these services and will they be FFP or CPFF?The Government will change the PWS to take out interpretation. Translation services will be CPFF.
17Will the Government have specific small business utilization goals and what will be those metrics?The Government will have specific small business goals. Currently the team is working to define the levels and firm this requirement up.
18Does the TSOMIS have requirements to develop models or simulations of the threat operations support assets (i.e. TUD, ITF, Giraffe AMB, ets.)? If so, how will these models be used? If so, can any model or simulation work be done outside of White Sands Missile Range (WSMR) or Huntsville, Alabama (HSVL)?No Modeling and Simulation is required under the TSOMIS or TSOMIS II contract
19PWS 3.17 requires the "Contractor IAW DoDI 8510.01 shall apply RMF process to all PEO STRI information systems…" We assume only PEO STRI information systems related to the TSOMIS PWS. Is this correct? DO the TSOMIS PEO STRI information systems now have RMF accreditation and Authority to operations? Who is responsible for maintaining this accreditation?All Government and provided equipment needs to have RMF. All systems have or will have RMF accrediation before TSOMIS II is awarded. The contractor supports the RMF process, but is not responsible for the accreditation of the systems. All of the 54 systems require RMF compliance.
20There appears to be considerable transportation and movement of equipment to range locations and to the NTC, JRTC, JPAC, JMRC and other locations. Does the Government arrange for and provide the cost of all movements? Is the contractor responsible for the loading, unloading and dunnage material to secure each load?The contractor is responsible for all coordination to and from the test ranges. The Government pays for Gas and moves the equipment.
21What is the volume and types of information systems that the contractor will be responsible for ensuring RMF compliance?See question 19.
22Will the contractor have the ability to identify and recommend alternative sources for procuring replacement parts?Yes
23Will the Government please confirm if fulltime support is projected to be required at any locations beyond Redstone Arsenal, WSMR, The JRTC and the NTC?No full time equivalents are required as of right now.
24Are there any new systems above and beyond the current inventory that the Government projects will require contracto support under the TSOMIS II contractYes. New systems are anticipated and will require support. Systems like Advance Nests -GDM, TRC 274 - Thales, ADV McNiter - SRC, CEWJA - Consort. Any new systems that are required will be added to the basic contract if not on the initial award shall be added through the negation process after award if it fits the scope and ceiling.
25In PWS 3.8.3 the Government states that "Contractor shall provide personnel that meet the minimum of DoD 8750 IAT Level III requirements". Is this a current requirement under the TSOMIS I, and does the Governmetn project any other areas of the PWS beyond 3.8.3 requiring either IAT level II or III support?Yes, the current TSOMIS and no further. Information Operations is being performed at Huntsville. Government does not pay for the training. The Government estimates a large pool of employees in the area that have IAT Level III.
26Are there any FFP elements under the TSOMIS I?Contractor Management Report is the only FFP.
27Will the COCOM and JTF OPFOR support requriements (PWS 3.8.1) be focused on training or assesments or both?Both
28What is the projected volume of translation services and interpretation services required under the TSOMIS II, and will those support requriements be CPFF, FFP, and T&M?See answer 16. The requirement is as needed at the moment. There are no requirements for translation services at this time and the requirement may be taken out of the PWS entirely in the future.
29In PWS 3.9.1 Section D, the Government states "Ammunition records shall be maintained". Is this live ammunition and what is fired?This requirement is not required at this time. It is included in the SOW in case it becomes a future requiremnent to maintain live ammunication records.
30What is the volume and nature of software development and support (PWS 3.16) that are projected to be required under the TSOMIS II, and what has been the historic volume of software support under TSOMIS I?See answer 10
31Will the Government provide historic level of effort and labor hours that the incumbent contractor has utilized under the TSOMIS I?No. also, see answer 2 and 10
32Will the Government be providing a full list of the historic task orders that have been executed under the TSOMIS I?No.
33Will the Government be providing prospective offerors with the opportunity to visit any of the other sites requireng onsit support under the TSOMIS II (JRTC, NTC, Etc.)?No
34Are there any logistics management tools and systems currently being used?Logistics management tools are required. The Government allows the contractor to select automated tools to meet the requirements in the contract.
35Will the Government provide historic training fequency requirements/requests from NTC, JRTC, and other Applicable locations?No.
36Would the Government please confirm if fulltime onsire support is currently being provided at either JRTC or the NTC?Yes, full time support is required at JRTC and NTC. There are 10 rotations a year, 24 hr mission support per force days at JRTC and NTC. 24 Hrs a day during live fire days at NTC.
37Does the Government have any expectation of classified hardware/software being managed or stored at any facility?Yes
38Contractor facility requirement. Do you anticipate a requirement for local contracto facilities near WSMR or Redstone? If so, do you anticipate a SCIF requirement in these facilities?No additional contractor facility will be required
39Additional Scope. Are the new I/O and Electronic Warfare (EW) PWS requirements (versus the previous PWS) currently performed on another contract? If so, can you identify that contract where it is being performed?No, there are none
40Wage determinations (WD) requirement. Is there a WD anticipated to be in effect on this contract? Are there WD labor categories required? If so, approximately what percent of total labor is expected to be WD versus exempt?Yes, it is on the current TSOMIS contract and this new contract. There are currently four DOL determinations on contract, see below. Additionally, see question 2 and 10.

1. DOL Dona Ana County, NM is AWD 15-5447 (Rev 3)

2. DOL Madison AL 15-4603 Rev4

3. DOL San Bernardino CA 15-5629 Rev5

4. DOL Vernon LA 15-5197 Rev5

41NAICS code. The previous NAICS for this is 541330, but it appears that with some new requirements added to the PWS that 541715 may be more appropriate. Is the NAICS code for this solicitation being reconsidered?The NAICS code is for the entire effort. The effort is for Operations, Maintnance and Event Support. The NAICS code of 541330 has been provided to the Small Business Office at PEO STRI and has been evaluated, reviewed and approved. The Government is not reconsidering it.
42Historical Labor distribution. Will you be providing the historical labor requirement, by labor category? For WD positions, will you provide seniority information?See question 2, 10 and 40.
43If travel is FFP, need more information - dates and duration, LOE to travel, frequency of travel to those locations. For Outside of Continental US (OCONUS) travel, also need availability of US Government quarters.See questions 15. If Government quarters are available we could use them, but most are not. No USG quarters are available. This is not a hard requirement
44PWS 3.20, is the transition period 30 calander days, or 30 business days?30 Calander days
45Is there a published timeline for the translation services? (We don't keep those -Ukranian, Russian, Dari, Pashty, German, Polish, French, Arabic, Bosnian, Serbian, Chinese, Japanese, and Croatian etc. - on staff)There is no published timeline. See questions 16 and 28
46Considering the complexity of the requirement, is the Government planning on considering innovative approaches, in offerors proposed technical and management solutions for the TSOMIS?Yes, in offerors technical and management solutions. The Government will consider any and all proposals and evaluate the approach for the technical solutions and overall management approach. The innovation will be key to the sample task in the RFP. See question 7
47What is most important to the Government for the success of the TSOMIS II effort?Technical is most important and providing evidence of success in management. Providing a great answer on the sample task is a good way to know if the offeror understands the requirement and how well. Meeting Army Customer's requirements.
48Will new hire employees be reqruied to have security clearances prior to starting on the contract or will interim clearances be acceptable?See question 14. Yes, new hires should have a security clearance to work under the TSOMIS II contract within six months of award. Some selected individuals will require Top Secret/Sensitive Comparmentalized Information clearances based on job position.
49Will the Government release a draft RFP for the TSOMIS effort, if so, when is the estimated date for release of the draft RFP?See questions 9
50What is the Government's "desired" PALT entry date for the TSOMIS effort?See questions 9 (03 December 18)
51When is the final RFP estimated to be released for the TSOMIS II effortSee questions 9
52What is the projected award date for the TSOMIS II effort?See questions 9
53What type of contract is the Government currently considering for TSOMIS II ?Single Award, Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity contract with a 5 year ordering period and 2 option years, for a 7 year total contract.
54Is the Government still planning for a Seven (7) Year Period of Performance consisting of Five (5) Year base Period and Two (2) one (1) Year Options Periods?See questions 53
55In the context of the requirements that define TSOMIS II, what are your most important current and future challenges that need to be resolved?Providing a dynamic threat electronics warfare (EW) capability while testing current and future systems under test and supporting training at the combat training centers.
56Of the planned funding levels, how much is expected to be travel, material, and labor?Labor is largest, then material and lastly travel. Spares list will be provided as part of the RFP.
57How many Full Time Equivalents (FTE) are anticipated for regular operations at WSMR, Huntsville, NTC, and JRTC?See question 10 and 43
58What is the anticipated percentage of small business participation?Above 25%, see question 17
59Is the current requirement being filled by a large or a small business?Currently a small business
60What is the distribution of testing and training in live, virtual, and constructive environments?Most testing is in live domain. In training there will be a small portion in virtual constructive for CTCs.
61For the document repository - who owns this? Contractor or Government?The Government owns this
62When will the management plan and integrated master plan be due?30 days after award
63Will the Government provide labor categories, corresponding job descriptions, and hours for all offerors to bid to?See question 2, 10 and 40.
64Will the Government specify education requirements for the stated key personnel of program manager and operations manager?Resumes will be based on experience and not education.
65Please consider removind the key requirements to submit resume for category of "Other supervisory Personnel". This requirement may discourage offerors from retaining the highly skilled incumbent supervisors.The Governement will reconsider this requirement.
66Reference 3.7 Translation and interpretation services. Are these full time employees or on-demand on-call employees? What is the frequency of use?See questions 16, 28 and 45
67Ref 3.7 travel, will the Government provide a basis (plug number or historical data) for contractors to use for travel? For the three locations listed in the FFP table, how will the contractor determine when travel is FFP or Cost price since these three locations are listed in both tables?See questions 15, 43 and 56
68Reference 3.2.1 Contractor security clearances. The PWS specifies a security manager and a facility security officer. Are these two separate positions? Are both positions local to WSMR or can the FSO be located at contractors HQ?The FSO and SM may be the same, it depends on the strategy proposed by the offeror. The FSO may be located anywhere as long as the company is fulfilling the requirements of the PWS
69As the focus of this contract is the operating and maintaining of the threat systems, will the Government require offerors to demonstrate their ability and experience in the O&M of the threat systems in the technical and past performance volumes.The Government will require revelevant and recent past performance evidence and will verify understanding of the requirements by the offeror through the sample task.
70Are the FFP CLINS for O&M, labor only? Are materials/Shipping/ODC (not spares) part of another CLIN?The O&M CLINS are labor only. Some CLINS also contain licensing costs as part of the operations. Material, shipping, ODC (Not Spares) are part of other CLINS.
71PWS 3.9.2.1 Requisition of Materials, will you consider $5,000 replacing $2,001 for authorization in writing?The Government wil take a look and change if it is deemed appropriate.
72In the previous RFP, FAR 52.211-11 Liquidated Damages -supplies, services, or research and development was listed. Will this be included in the new RFP? If so, what will the charge be for each day of delay?Yes, the Government will include 52.211-11. The Government has not finalized the decision, but considers that the clause will remain standard without changes.
73Is the increase of ceiling due to the increase mission requirements? If som which locations?Yes, mission has increased due to mission support requirements such as support to the Combat Training Centers.
74In yesterdays briefing we didn't hear mention of PWS 3.8.3. Threat Information Operations Environments support. Will this work be in Huntsville? How important is this to the mission?Yes, this work will performed in Huntsville, Alabama. Specifically, RedStone Arsenal. And it is very important.
75Can you provide the base requirements for NTC and JRTC if that will be Firm Fixed Price: System requirements, hours of operations. Do these locations have collective bargaining agreements?NTC: GAMB, 2 ASET IV (RF SAM, AAA), NEST Suite 3 vehicles, 10 rotations each a year. JRTC: G75 radar, 2 ASET IV, ITD Stack (RF SAM, AAA). Mission planning is a 24/7 operation. Currently there are DOL determinations on this locations. DOL determinations will be posted on locations that currently have DOL. The Government does not have any indication that there will be Collective Bargaining Agreements in these locations at this time. See question 40
76PWS 3.9.1 Maintenance Support Plan mentions PEO STRI's desired readiness rate of 90%. What is the historic operational availability rate on the contract?Above 95%
77Given the TS/SCI requirements in the draft PWS, will there be a separate classified PWS or a classified document library?No classified library or PWS.
78Are training support missions separately funded as reimbursable from outside units? Or are they a part of the TSMO core funding under this contract?Yes it is customer funding.
79Will we get access to documentation on the current operations and maintenance work for the test sites? i.e. Maintenance schedules, Equipment operation and maintenance SOPs, MTBF, etc.A document library will be made availble of the all the information the Government currently has. The information will be provided before or at draft RFP.
80Are there any new regulations expected to be coming into effect in the first 12 motnhs of the new contract that can impact performance and cost?FAA 2020. The Government does not know the impact of this regulation, if any, on the TSOMIS II contract. It will be DoD wide affecting all contracts.
81Regarding the type of work under PWS 3.8.2, what is the anticipated LOE nevessary for developing and integrating new/updated threat systems based on adversay TTPs? Will there be need for M&S prior to various testing to verify conformity to changing adversary TTPs? What is the typical time frame for "periodic updates" as described in PWS 3.8.2.d?See questions 10 and 18. OEM contractor performs the integration OPFOR TPP, conducts individual training and new equipment training. Identify how long training takes with new equipment and operators. Prior to test event contractor can test. All new equipment would include new equipment training and threat TTPs would be government by OTC for Test and TRADOC G2 for training.
82PWS 3.8.1 describes a variety of operational SMEs required for the contract. PWS 3.8.2 also includes requirements that indicate the need for SMEs in specific EW systems, particularly adversary equipment function and use (TTPs), but does not specify that such SMEs are necessary. Are such SMEs anticipated, or used currently to support operations, and what level of effort is expected for advanced analytics to support the work described in the subparagraphs of PWS 3.8.2? The data analytics appear to focus on reporting on the characterization of blue force effects on adversary EW equipment and blue force defense effectiveness against adversary EW attack, but does not specifically describe the work as such.FFP labor is for O&M. SME Support is for testing events. ITF captures data from all systems to do the analysis. Reports are provided to test officer depending on the test officers needs. The actual test command performs the evaluation and the analysis. We provide data logs and other signal data such as NESTS data logs to our custormer (e.g. OTC). The OTC test officer then evaluates the effectiveness of our EW support.
83During industry day there was mention of systems which had a more intuative user interface vice systems which required the OEM to operate. Is there a desire in this contract to improve operations or is that outside the scope of this contract?Systems are validated to replicate a specific test. Increasing or decreasing the equiptment may cause a change to the accreditation and change the replicability of the specific threat.
84Does the Government expect the current baseline for equiptment, test events, training to remain the same over seven years or will new systems or events came on line? If new equipment is fielded what will be the contractors role in fielding/operations? (is there a roadmap for the modernization/new equipment fielding?Any new equipment that is provided to the contractor will also come with Net Training and training packages. The contractor will not develop, design or create any publications. The TSOMIS II contract is for Operations, Maintenance and Event support only.
85Ref 3.17 PWS - RMF - can Government provide more detailed description of contractor roles/responsibilities? (with regards to RMF responsibiliities; number of systems/networks etc.) (waivers, schedule, current non-compliant systems)?Contractor will provide support of RMF for accreditatiuon but will not be performing accreditation.
86The incument has a tremendous adavantage with inside information on this contract, one tool the Government has to ensure fair and open competition is with the bidders library in time for industry to comment on documents needed and will the library be released in time for bidders to review and analyze the data to provide accurate bids?All documents that the Government has will be posted and provided to industry.
87Reference industry day discussions on 15 May. The Government indictated that they were satisfied with current performance and that there were no additional areas which needed change or improvement. Is that characterization correct, and if not required to compete TSOMIS II would the Government compete this contract?The Government will hold a full and open competition for the TSOMIS II. Per the FAR, the Government's preference is competition.
88Historical surge data. Please provide personnel surge data for the past 2 years in terms of types of personnel, number of personnel, and devationa of surge.The Government will not provide personnel surge data. Types of personnel, number of personnel and deviation surge. No historical data is available to the Government that it can provide.
89Almost all, if not all, support contractors at the NTC are under one or more collective barganing agreements (CBAs). Given the system O&M support is FFP CLIN, how will the contractor be able to realistically price CBA-impacted economics that have yet to be determined?See question 40 and 75
90Will the Government be requesting past performance questionaires (PPQ) be sent out for subcontractors? Reason for this questions is that the Government has no contract privity for subcontractors and large businesses no longer respond to them due to potential libel suits.The Government has not determined the way it will determine past performance or whether it will use a PPQ.
91Hazard pay. It appears that support contractor may be climbing on top of vehicles to maintain/operate antennas and radars. Are there hazard pay for these types of work and under the current contract?No hazard pay shall be provided for in this contract at this time. If a CBA is required after contract award an equitable adjustment shall be made to the contract.
92Small business participation. 1. what are the SB goals/ requirements? WOSB, HubZone, SDB, Service Disabled Vet? 2. Will CPARS evaluation factor be directly tied to SB goals? 3. What other measures will be put in place to ensure prime meets the SB goals.The Government has not yet made a determination of goals. However, CPARS shall be directly tied to the SB goals. All FAR clauses related to SB will be part of the RFP.
93Will the Government consider providing a level of effort table with labor categories and hours in the RFP? -Expedite review process for evaluators and Eliminate competitive advantage for incumbentSee question 2, 10, 18 and 40. The Government will provide a technical library that will provide information on systems, hours and requirements of the systems. The Government will not provide an LOE. As this is a performance based acquisition under a best value trade off continuum, the Government seeks to minimize as much as possible the incumbent competitive advantage. Through the technical library, site visit, industry day, questions and answers, providing section B (CLIN structure) early in the acquisition cycle, providing draft RFP that contains as much information as possible (Clauses, CLINS, Sections L and M, and all attachments) and providing clear criteria the Government is seeking to provide all bidders an even playing field. Therefore, it is up to each offeror to dermine the best mix of employee labor categories and hours to meet the Government's requirement.
94What is the workforce requirement for each site? (Total number per site, permanent)See question 2, 10, 18, 40 and 93.
95Wil Davis-Bacon act wage scale be used for personnel traveling to test/remote sites?The current and the future contract for the TSOMIS requirements will not use or have the Davis-Bacon act.
96What union represents the hourly workers at each site?See question 40, 75 and 89
97When are the labor contract negotiations years scheduled?For labor categories that are under DOL WD, a once a year adjustment will be performed after the prime contractor requests the changes to the labor categories. Any labor categories that have a change in labor hour cost shall be updated and shall be reflected in the CLINs. For labor category costs that increase due to a union contract after award, an equitable adjustment shall be made to the contract to update the CLIN costs. All labor categories outside of the DOL WD cost and FFP will be negotiated under the basic contract and no other negotiations are expected after award on these agreed to labor rate costs.
98What job classification have union representation?See question 40, 75, 89 and 96
99Will you provide job classifications and description/duties?See question 2, 10, 18, 40, 93 and 94.
100Is there union representation at each site?See question 40, 75, 89, 96 and 98
101The development work in Huntsville was mentioned yesterday, is that work included on this contract?No systems design, development or production work shall be performed under this contract.
102What is the rationale behind FFP?Based on the information the Government has and the known requirements of the contract, the FFP type contract is most suitable. The Government will provide O&M manuals and all other technical documents it possesses. The Government belives that there is adequate price competition, enough information to permit realistic estimates of probable costs or performance and that performance uncertainties can be identified and reasonable estimates of their cost impacts can be made. A big portion of the contract is for O&M which is priced as FFP (only labor and licenses (if applicable) are priced in these CLINs , the support for spare parts on know equipment is also FFP (a spares parts list will be provided), the event which contains known requirements is FFP (Only CTC will be FFP), the Over and Above Work Request for emergency maintenance is FFP. Travel shall be Cost, all other events that cannot be resonably estimated shall be CPFF and all other ODCs shall be procured under CPFF.
103Is it projected that offerors will need to identify any key personnel beyond the Program Manager, Operations Manager, and other supervisory personnel in their proposal submissions?Not at the moment.
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CLIN Structure

Ordering PeriodItemDeliverable ItemsCLINUnitQtyUnit PriceTotal Amount# of systemsMaintance cycle per year
No.TypeOf Issue# of systems
Yr 1Operations and Maintenance Regular Schedule
FY 19-200001Integrated Threat Force-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter24624
0002Network Electronic Support Sensors (NEST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter36936
0003Advanced Network Electronic Support Sensors (advanced NEST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter20520
0004Threath Unmanned Device (TUD)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter414
0005Giraffe Agile Multi-Beam (GAMB)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter828
0006Giraffe G-75-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter414
0007Wideband Configurable Controlled Jammer (WCCJ)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter16416
0008CICADA-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter828
0009Enhanced Control Signal Transmitter (E-CST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter481248
0010Legacy Controlled Signal Transmitter (L-CST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter828
0011Mobile Commercial Network Infranstructure Test Range (MCNITR)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter36936
0012Electronic Warfare Open-Air Collector (EWOC)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter414
0013Aircraft Survivability Equiptment Test Set IV (ASET IV)FFPQuarter16416
Event Support
0014Combat Training Centers (CTC) (travel and shipping included)FFPLot21
0015Event Support Excursions (NIE, Red Flag, JLTV, Spider, Striker, AMP-V, Vigilant and Hammer 3, Valient shield, A2AD, TSMO Acceptance Test,)CPFFLot1
0016Demonstration SupportCPFFLot1
0017Travel and Shipping Support for Event Excursions and Demonstration SupportCPFFLot1
0018Instrumentation, Verification, Validation and Accreditation Support (SME Labor)CPFFLot1
I/O Environment support
0019Threat Information Operations Environments -O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter414
Combatant Command (COCOM) and Joint Task Force Opposing Force (OPFOR) Support
0020COCOM and OPFOR Including Travel (SME Support labor)FFPYear4
Spare Kits
0021Integrated Threat ForceFFPYear6
0022Network Electronic Support Sensors (NEST)FFPYear9
0023Advanced Network Electronic Support Sensors (advanced NEST)FFPYear5
0024Threath Unmanned Device (TUD)FFPYear1
0025Giraffe Agile Multi-Beam (GAMB)FFPYear2
0026Giraffe G-75FFPYear1
0027Wideband Configurable Controlled Jammer (WCCJ)FFPYear4
0028CICADA-O&M and LicensesFFPYear2
0029Enhanced Control Signal Transmitter (E-CST)FFPYear12
0030Legacy Controlled Signal Transmitter (L-CST)FFPYear2
0031Mobile Commercial Network Infranstructure Test Range (MCNITR)FFPYear9
0032Electronic Warfare Open-Air Collector (EWOC)FFPYear1
0033Aircraft Survivability Equiptment Test Set IV (ASET IV)FFPYear4
0034ODC SparesCPFFLot1
Emergency Maintenance
0035OAWR (emergency maintenance support and materials)FFPLot1
Yr 2Operations and Maintenance Regular Schedule
FY 20-210036Integrated Threat Force-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter24624
0037Network Electronic Support Sensors (NEST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter36936
0038Advanced Network Electronic Support Sensors (advanced NEST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter20520
0039Threath Unmanned Device (TUD)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter414
0040Giraffe Agile Multi-Beam (GAMB)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter828
0041Giraffe G-75-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter414
0042Wideband Configurable Controlled Jammer (WCCJ)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter16416
0043CICADA-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter828
0044Enhanced Control Signal Transmitter (E-CST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter481248
0045Legacy Controlled Signal Transmitter (L-CST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter828
0046Mobile Commercial Network Infranstructure Test Range (MCNITR)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter36936
0047Electronic Warfare Open-Air Collector (EWOC)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter414
0048Aircraft Survivability Equiptment Test Set IV (ASET IV)FFPQuarter16416
Event Support
0049Combat Training Centers (CTC) (travel and shipping included)FFPLot21
0050Event Support Excursions (NIE, Red Flag, JLTV, Spider, Striker, AMP-V, Vigilant and Hammer 3, Valient shield, A2AD, TSMO Acceptance Test,)CPFFLot1
0051Demonstration SupportCPFFLot1
0052Travel and Shipping Support for Event Excursions and Demonstration SupportCPFFLot1
0053Instrumentation, Verification, Validation and Accreditation Support (SME Labor)CPFFLot1
I/O Environment support
0054Threat Information Operations Environments -O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter414
Combatant Command (COCOM) and Joint Task Force Opposing Force (OPFOR) Support
0055COCOM and OPFOR Including Travel (SME Support labor)FFPYear4
Spare Kits
0056Integrated Threat ForceFFPYear6
0057Network Electronic Support Sensors (NEST)FFPYear9
0058Advanced Network Electronic Support Sensors (advanced NEST)FFPYear5
0059Threath Unmanned Device (TUD)FFPYear1
0060Giraffe Agile Multi-Beam (GAMB)FFPYear2
0061Giraffe G-75FFPYear1
0062Wideband Configurable Controlled Jammer (WCCJ)FFPYear4
0063CICADA-O&M and LicensesFFPYear2
0064Enhanced Control Signal Transmitter (E-CST)FFPYear12
0065Legacy Controlled Signal Transmitter (L-CST)FFPYear2
0066Mobile Commercial Network Infranstructure Test Range (MCNITR)FFPYear9
0067Electronic Warfare Open-Air Collector (EWOC)FFPYear1
0068Aircraft Survivability Equiptment Test Set IV (ASET IV)FFPYear4
0069ODC SparesCPFFLot1
Spare Kits
0070OAWR (emergency maintenance support and materials)FFPLot1
Yr 3Operations and Maintenance Regular Schedule
FY 21-220071Integrated Threat Force-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter24624
0072Network Electronic Support Sensors (NEST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter36936
0073Advanced Network Electronic Support Sensors (advanced NEST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter20520
0074Threath Unmanned Device (TUD)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter414
0075Giraffe Agile Multi-Beam (GAMB)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter828
0076Giraffe G-75-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter414
0077Wideband Configurable Controlled Jammer (WCCJ)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter16416
0078CICADA-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter828
0079Enhanced Control Signal Transmitter (E-CST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter481248
0080Legacy Controlled Signal Transmitter (L-CST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter828
0081Mobile Commercial Network Infranstructure Test Range (MCNITR)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter36936
0082Electronic Warfare Open-Air Collector (EWOC)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter414
0083Aircraft Survivability Equiptment Test Set IV (ASET IV)FFPQuarter16416
Event Support
0084Combat Training Centers (CTC) (travel and shipping included)FFPLot21
0085Event Support Excursions (NIE, Red Flag, JLTV, Spider, Striker, AMP-V, Vigilant and Hammer 3, Valient shield, A2AD, TSMO Acceptance Test,)CPFFLot1
0086Demonstration SupportCPFFLot1
0087Travel and Shipping Support for Event Excursions and Demonstration SupportCPFFLot1
0088Instrumentation, Verification, Validation and Accreditation Support (SME Labor)CPFFLot1
I/O Environment support
0089Threat Information Operations Environments -O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter414
Combatant Command (COCOM) and Joint Task Force Opposing Force (OPFOR) Support
0090COCOM and OPFOR Including Travel (SME Support labor)FFPYear4
Spare Kits
0091Integrated Threat ForceFFPYear6
0092Network Electronic Support Sensors (NEST)FFPYear9
0093Advanced Network Electronic Support Sensors (advanced NEST)FFPYear5
0094Threath Unmanned Device (TUD)FFPYear1
0095Giraffe Agile Multi-Beam (GAMB)FFPYear2
0096Giraffe G-75FFPYear1
0097Wideband Configurable Controlled Jammer (WCCJ)FFPYear4
0098CICADA-O&M and LicensesFFPYear2
0099Enhanced Control Signal Transmitter (E-CST)FFPYear12
0100Legacy Controlled Signal Transmitter (L-CST)FFPYear2
0101Mobile Commercial Network Infranstructure Test Range (MCNITR)FFPYear9
0102Electronic Warfare Open-Air Collector (EWOC)FFPYear1
0103Aircraft Survivability Equiptment Test Set IV (ASET IV)FFPYear4
0104ODC SparesCPFFLot1
Spare Kits
0105OAWR (emergency maintenance support and materials)FFPLot1
Yr 4Operations and Maintenance Regular Schedule
FY 22-230071Integrated Threat Force-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter24624
0072Network Electronic Support Sensors (NEST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter36936
0073Advanced Network Electronic Support Sensors (advanced NEST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter20520
0074Threath Unmanned Device (TUD)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter414
0075Giraffe Agile Multi-Beam (GAMB)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter828
0076Giraffe G-75-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter414
0077Wideband Configurable Controlled Jammer (WCCJ)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter16416
0078CICADA-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter828
0079Enhanced Control Signal Transmitter (E-CST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter481248
0080Legacy Controlled Signal Transmitter (L-CST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter828
0081Mobile Commercial Network Infranstructure Test Range (MCNITR)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter36936
0082Electronic Warfare Open-Air Collector (EWOC)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter414
0083Aircraft Survivability Equiptment Test Set IV (ASET IV)FFPQuarter16416
Event Support
0084Combat Training Centers (CTC) (travel and shipping included)FFPLot21
0085Event Support Excursions (NIE, Red Flag, JLTV, Spider, Striker, AMP-V, Vigilant and Hammer 3, Valient shield, A2AD, TSMO Acceptance Test,)CPFFLot1
0086Demonstration SupportCPFFLot1
0087Travel and Shipping Support for Event Excursions and Demonstration SupportCPFFLot1
0088Instrumentation, Verification, Validation and Accreditation Support (SME Labor)CPFFLot1
I/O Environment support
0089Threat Information Operations Environments -O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter414
Combatant Command (COCOM) and Joint Task Force Opposing Force (OPFOR) Support
0090COCOM and OPFOR Including Travel (SME Support labor)FFPYear4
Spare Kits
0091Integrated Threat ForceFFPYear6
0092Network Electronic Support Sensors (NEST)FFPYear9
0093Advanced Network Electronic Support Sensors (advanced NEST)FFPYear5
0094Threath Unmanned Device (TUD)FFPYear1
0095Giraffe Agile Multi-Beam (GAMB)FFPYear2
0096Giraffe G-75FFPYear1
0097Wideband Configurable Controlled Jammer (WCCJ)FFPYear4
0098CICADA-O&M and LicensesFFPYear2
0099Enhanced Control Signal Transmitter (E-CST)FFPYear12
0100Legacy Controlled Signal Transmitter (L-CST)FFPYear2
0101Mobile Commercial Network Infranstructure Test Range (MCNITR)FFPYear9
0102Electronic Warfare Open-Air Collector (EWOC)FFPYear1
0103Aircraft Survivability Equiptment Test Set IV (ASET IV)FFPYear4
0104ODC SparesCPFFLot1
Spare Kits
0105OAWR (emergency maintenance support and materials)FFPLot1
Yr 5Operations and Maintenance Regular Schedule
FY 23-240071Integrated Threat Force-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter24624
0072Network Electronic Support Sensors (NEST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter36936
0073Advanced Network Electronic Support Sensors (advanced NEST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter20520
0074Threath Unmanned Device (TUD)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter414
0075Giraffe Agile Multi-Beam (GAMB)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter828
0076Giraffe G-75-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter414
0077Wideband Configurable Controlled Jammer (WCCJ)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter16416
0078CICADA-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter828
0079Enhanced Control Signal Transmitter (E-CST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter481248
0080Legacy Controlled Signal Transmitter (L-CST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter828
0081Mobile Commercial Network Infranstructure Test Range (MCNITR)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter36936
0082Electronic Warfare Open-Air Collector (EWOC)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter414
0083Aircraft Survivability Equiptment Test Set IV (ASET IV)FFPQuarter16416
Event Support
0084Combat Training Centers (CTC) (travel and shipping included)FFPLot21
0085Event Support Excursions (NIE, Red Flag, JLTV, Spider, Striker, AMP-V, Vigilant and Hammer 3, Valient shield, A2AD, TSMO Acceptance Test,)CPFFLot1
0086Demonstration SupportCPFFLot1
0087Travel and Shipping Support for Event Excursions and Demonstration SupportCPFFLot1
0088Instrumentation, Verification, Validation and Accreditation Support (SME Labor)CPFFLot1
I/O Environment support
0089Threat Information Operations Environments -O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter414
Combatant Command (COCOM) and Joint Task Force Opposing Force (OPFOR) Support
0090COCOM and OPFOR Including Travel (SME Support labor)FFPYear4
Spare Kits
0091Integrated Threat ForceFFPYear6
0092Network Electronic Support Sensors (NEST)FFPYear9
0093Advanced Network Electronic Support Sensors (advanced NEST)FFPYear5
0094Threath Unmanned Device (TUD)FFPYear1
0095Giraffe Agile Multi-Beam (GAMB)FFPYear2
0096Giraffe G-75FFPYear1
0097Wideband Configurable Controlled Jammer (WCCJ)FFPYear4
0098CICADA-O&M and LicensesFFPYear2
0099Enhanced Control Signal Transmitter (E-CST)FFPYear12
0100Legacy Controlled Signal Transmitter (L-CST)FFPYear2
0101Mobile Commercial Network Infranstructure Test Range (MCNITR)FFPYear9
0102Electronic Warfare Open-Air Collector (EWOC)FFPYear1
0103Aircraft Survivability Equiptment Test Set IV (ASET IV)FFPYear4
0104ODC SparesCPFFLot1
Spare Kits
0105OAWR (emergency maintenance support and materials)FFPLot1
Opt Yr 1, Contract Yr 6Operations and Maintenance Regular Schedule
FY 24-250106Integrated Threat Force-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter24624
0107Network Electronic Support Sensors (NEST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter36936
0108Advanced Network Electronic Support Sensors (advanced NEST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter20520
0109Threath Unmanned Device (TUD)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter414
0110Giraffe Agile Multi-Beam (GAMB)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter828
0111Giraffe G-75-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter414
0112Wideband Configurable Controlled Jammer (WCCJ)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter16416
0113CICADA-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter828
0114Enhanced Control Signal Transmitter (E-CST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter481248
0115Legacy Controlled Signal Transmitter (L-CST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter828
0116Mobile Commercial Network Infranstructure Test Range (MCNITR)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter36936
0117Electronic Warfare Open-Air Collector (EWOC)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter414
0118Aircraft Survivability Equiptment Test Set IV (ASET IV)FFPQuarter16416
Event Support
0119Combat Training Centers (CTC) (travel and shipping included)FFPLot21
0120Event Support Excursions (NIE, Red Flag, JLTV, Spider, Striker, AMP-V, Vigilant and Hammer 3, Valient shield, A2AD, TSMO Acceptance Test,)CPFFLot1
0121Demonstration SupportCPFFLot1
0122Travel and Shipping Support for Event Excursions and Demonstration SupportCPFFLot1
0123Instrumentation, Verification, Validation and Accreditation Support (SME Labor)CPFFLot1
I/O Environment support
0124Threat Information Operations Environments -O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter414
Combatant Command (COCOM) and Joint Task Force Opposing Force (OPFOR) Support
0125COCOM and OPFOR Including Travel (SME Support labor)FFPYear4
Spare Kits
0126Integrated Threat ForceFFPYear6
0127Network Electronic Support Sensors (NEST)FFPYear9
0128Advanced Network Electronic Support Sensors (advanced NEST)FFPYear5
0129Threath Unmanned Device (TUD)FFPYear1
0130Giraffe Agile Multi-Beam (GAMB)FFPYear2
0131Giraffe G-75FFPYear1
0132Wideband Configurable Controlled Jammer (WCCJ)FFPYear4
0133CICADA-O&M and LicensesFFPYear2
0134Enhanced Control Signal Transmitter (E-CST)FFPYear12
0135Legacy Controlled Signal Transmitter (L-CST)FFPYear2
0136Mobile Commercial Network Infranstructure Test Range (MCNITR)FFPYear9
0137Electronic Warfare Open-Air Collector (EWOC)FFPYear1
0138Aircraft Survivability Equiptment Test Set IV (ASET IV)FFPYear4
0139ODC SparesCPFFLot1
Spare Kits
0140OAWR (emergency maintenance support and materials)FFPLot1
Opt Yr 2, Contract Yr 6Operations and Maintenance Regular Schedule
FY 25-260141Integrated Threat Force-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter24624
0142Network Electronic Support Sensors (NEST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter36936
0143Advanced Network Electronic Support Sensors (advanced NEST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter20520
0144Threath Unmanned Device (TUD)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter414
0145Giraffe Agile Multi-Beam (GAMB)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter828
0146Giraffe G-75-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter414
0147Wideband Configurable Controlled Jammer (WCCJ)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter16416
0148CICADA-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter828
0149Enhanced Control Signal Transmitter (E-CST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter481248
0150Legacy Controlled Signal Transmitter (L-CST)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter828
0151Mobile Commercial Network Infranstructure Test Range (MCNITR)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter36936
0152Electronic Warfare Open-Air Collector (EWOC)-O&M and LicensesFFPQuarter414
0153Aircraft Survivability Equiptment Test Set IV (ASET IV)FFPQuarter16416
Event Support
0154Combat Training Centers (CTC) (travel and shipping included)FFPLot21
0155Event Support Excursions (NIE, Red Flag, JLTV, Spider, Striker, AMP-V, Vigilant and Hammer 3, Valient shield, A2AD, TSMO Acceptance Test,)CPFFLot1
0156Demonstration SupportCPFFLot1

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