At/FP naval electronic surveillance systems

SPECIAL PROJECTS AND ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS

A draft copy of the PWS is attached.



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Pacific (SPAWAR Systems Center

Pacific) in support of Security Systems Branch, Code 41450 has identified a

requirement to provide life cycle sustainment and integration support for

security systems and equipment located worldwide for the Naval Facilities

Engineering Command (NAVFAC) Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection (AT/FP)

Ashore Program Office, United States Marine Corps, United States Coast

Guard, local naval tenant commands, DOD agencies requiring tailored security

system support and Department of Homeland Security. Specifically, for the

NAVFAC AT/FP Ashore Program Office, Code 4145 performs the design,

procurement, installation, integration, testing and sustainment of physical

security equipment at shore installations throughout the world to include

regionalization of installations. Systems/equipment and services is defined as

equipment and/or systems that facilitate the detection, delay, deterrence,

assessment, and response to terrorist events. Sustainment services include:

preventive and corrective maintenance, interoperability, maintenance planning,

supply/logistics support, testing and evaluation, reliability and

maintainability,

and configuration management. Code 4145 provides the support necessary to

carry out the day-to-day operations and maintenance of hardware, software

and related equipment. The scope of this effort includes requirements that

provide the following services:



Security System design, procurement, installation, integration, and

testing

Lifecycle Sustainment of systems and equipment to include

hardware and software applications

Preventative Maintenance

Corrective Maintenance (Equipment Repair, Overhaul, or

replacement)

Technology Refresh and/or upgrade

Information Assurance (IA) supportability and sustainability

(software upgrades, security patches, and documentation)

Spare parts management

Service Call Management to provide end to end life

cycle/sustainment support to include:

o Response and Resolution of Service Calls

o Asset and Configuration Management

o Contract Support and Data Requirements

Systems engineering and project management services

requirements but are not limited to, providing recommendations for

assessments of effectiveness, standardization, regional systems solutions,

engineering efficiencies, reduction in total ownership costs, reduction of

manpower, enterprise network solutions, and recommended design and

technical solutions based on Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS) technology



The contractor shall provide all labor, materials, equipment, facilities and

management or supervision necessary to perform the work identified within this

PWS. The systems provide the capability to receive/transmit orders, receive

and process information into situational awareness displays, support command

decision processes and communicate electronic data to multi-service, multi-

agency nodes across the entire all-hazards/all-threats spectrum of Ashore and

Afloat operations. Systems also provide all-hazard warnings to all personnel on

board the installation, and others as appropriate. The systems order of

importance is categorized below:

1. SharePoint based application life cycle support

-AT/FP Information Management (AIM) system

-Remedy

- Next generation application implementation

-IA requirements

2. Information Assurance life cycle support

3. 24/7 CNIC Help Desk Operations

4. Alarm System life cycle support for CONUS/OCONUS naval facilities

currently terminating in the installation / local dispatch centers (LDC) to

include

Intrusion Detection Systems

5. Wide Area Alert and Notification integration and sustainment which

includes the Automated Telephone Notification System /Computer Desktop

Notification System (ATNS/CDNS) life cycle support and Mass Notification

systems Giant Voice and Indoor Voice

6. Regional Dispatch Center (RDC) integration and sustainment

7. Enterprise Land Mobile Radio (ELMR) life cycle support

8. Security Surveillance Systems integration and sustainment

9. Physical Security/Access Control (PS/AC) integration and sustainment

10. Telephony / Telecommunication infrastructure integration and sustainment



SPAWAR Systems Center Pacific intends to issue a solicitation (RFP N66001-12-

R-0001) for a multiple award, indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity (IDIQ),

cost reimbursement type contract with a base period of three (3) years,

followed by two (2) additional option years totaling five (5) years for

continued

mission support. Other Direct Costs (ODC) will be non fee bearing. The

averaged annual estimated level of effort is 215,391hours (659,173 hours for

the three year base period) with an optional 218,891 for option year 1 and

198,891 hours for option year 2. NAICS Code is 541330. This requirement

will be fulfilled via full and open competition.



The estimated release date of the solicitation is 01 May 2013. Electronic

copies of the solicitation will be available for download via the Space and

Naval

Warfare Systems Command E-Commerce Web Page at https://e-

commerce.sscno.nmci.navy.mil under SSC PACIFIC - Open Solicitations.



For questions concerning this action, contact Patricia McDaniel, Contract

Specialist, patricia.mcdaniel@navy.mil.



Anticipated Acquisition Strategy Information for N66001-12-R-0001 is attached