C2BMC Operational Defense Design System (CODDS) Industry Day Event and Draft Request for Proposal (RFP) Documents

7/27/2023

This posting is let industry know that the RFP for the CODDS requirement shall be released by close of business 28 July 2023

__________________________________________________________________________

5/31/2023

This posting provides a Draft RFP and updated documents for industry.  Draft RFP and updated documents are as follows:

• HQ0852-23-R-0004 DRAFT
• CODDS Industry Day Question and Answers – PDF dated 5/30/2023
• Revised Draft Section “M” dated 5/30/2023 – Replaces Draft Section “M” dropped February 28, 2023.

MDA will consider industry feedback to draft RFP documents before the final CODDS RFP is released.  Industry feedback to the draft RFP documents or any other document posted to-date for this announcement is due on or before June 14, 2023 and must be must be submitted electronically to MDA-CTB-BC-Orgbox@mda.mil no later than 4:00 pm Central Time.  The subject of the e-mail transmitting the feedback should be, “CODDS Draft RFP Redline Review Tracking Spreadsheet.”  The preferred method of industry feedback is via tracked changes and comment balloons in the draft RFP documents with an accompanying spreadsheet entitled, CODDS Draft RFP Redline Review Tracking Spreadsheet so all feedback can be tracked to closure.

__________________________________________________________________________

5/11/2023

This posting is to provide the latest revised CODDS draft sow.  CODDS Draft SOW 11 May Clean Version supersedes the previous version posted on SAM.gov on 28 February 2023.

__________________________________________________________________________

5/10/2023

This posting provides updated documents for industry.  Updated documents are as follows:

• CODDS Bidders Library DROP (10 May 2023) – Various documents listed in the Statement of Work that are not publicly available to offers.
• CODDS Industry Day Releasable Participants List
• CODDS Industry Day Question and Answers – Not all questions have been answered at this time
• Revised Phased Implementation Plan (APR23) – This replaces the Plan that was part of the Bidder Library Drop on April 7, 2023.

__________________________________________________________________________

4/7/2023

Bidder Library Drop

__________________________________________________________________________

The Missile Defense Agency (MDA) develops an integrated Missile Defense System, integrating land, sea, air, and space-based assets to defend the United States, deployed forces, NATO Allies and Partners from missile attacks.  As the integrating element, Command and Control, Battle Management, and Communications (C2BMC) is at the core of the Missile Defense System.  As a subsystem of C2BMC, the CODDS provides the Combatant Commander with a Missile Defense System capability to collaboratively plan, coordinate, assess, optimize, and integrate High-Demand / Low-Density missile defense resources to defend the United States, US deployed forces, US allies, and friends against all ranges of missiles in all phases of flight.  The CODDS delivers the capability to perform pre-mission analysis to determine optimized asset pairings for efficient and effective missile defense, and it initializes operational C2BMC suites with validated Defense Design Data and supports Force Level planning processes.

5/31/2023

This posting provides a Draft RFP and updated documents for industry.  Draft RFP and updated documents are as follows:

• HQ0852-23-R-0004 DRAFT
• CODDS Industry Day Question and Answers – PDF dated 5/30/2023
• Revised Draft Section “M” dated 5/30/2023 – Replaces Draft Section “M” dropped February 28, 2023.

MDA will consider industry feedback to draft RFP documents before the final CODDS RFP is released.  Industry feedback to the draft RFP documents or any other document posted to-date for this announcement is due on or before June 14, 2023 and must be must be submitted electronically to MDA-CTB-BC-Orgbox@mda.mil no later than 4:00 pm Central Time.  The subject of the e-mail transmitting the feedback should be, “CODDS Draft RFP Redline Review Tracking Spreadsheet.”  The preferred method of industry feedback is via tracked changes and comment balloons in the draft RFP documents with an accompanying spreadsheet entitled, CODDS Draft RFP Redline Review Tracking Spreadsheet so all feedback can be tracked to closure.

__________________________________________________________________________

5/11/2023

This posting is to provide the latest revised CODDS draft sow.  CODDS Draft SOW 11 May Clean Version supersedes the previous version posted on SAM.gov on 28 February 2023.

__________________________________________________________________________

5/10/2023

This posting provides updated documents for industry.  Updated documents are as follows:

• CODDS Bidders Library DROP (10 May 2023) – Various documents listed in the Statement of Work that are not publicly available to offers.
• CODDS Industry Day Releasable Participants List
• CODDS Industry Day Question and Answers – Not all questions have been answered at this time
• Revised Phased Implementation Plan (APR23) – This replaces the Plan that was part of the Bidder Library Drop on April 7, 2023.

__________________________________________________________________________

4/7/2023

Bidder Library Drop

__________________________________________________________________________

The Missile Defense Agency (MDA) develops an integrated Missile Defense System, integrating land, sea, air, and space-based assets to defend the United States, deployed forces, NATO Allies and Partners from missile attacks.  As the integrating element, Command and Control, Battle Management, and Communications (C2BMC) is at the core of the Missile Defense System.  As a subsystem of C2BMC, the CODDS provides the Combatant Commander with a Missile Defense System capability to collaboratively plan, coordinate, assess, optimize, and integrate High-Demand / Low-Density missile defense resources to defend the United States, US deployed forces, US allies, and friends against all ranges of missiles in all phases of flight.  The CODDS delivers the capability to perform pre-mission analysis to determine optimized asset pairings for efficient and effective missile defense, and it initializes operational C2BMC suites with validated Defense Design Data and supports Force Level planning processes.

5/11/2023

This posting is to provide the latest revised CODDS draft sow.  CODDS Draft SOW 11 May Clean Version supersedes the previous version posted on SAM.gov on 28 February 2023.

__________________________________________________________________________

5/10/2023

This posting provides updated documents for industry.  Updated documents are as follows:

• CODDS Bidders Library DROP (10 May 2023) – Various documents listed in the Statement of Work that are not publicly available to offers.
• CODDS Industry Day Releasable Participants List
• CODDS Industry Day Question and Answers – Not all questions have been answered at this time
• Revised Phased Implementation Plan (APR23) – This replaces the Plan that was part of the Bidder Library Drop on April 7, 2023.

__________________________________________________________________________

4/7/2023

Bidder Library Drop

__________________________________________________________________________

The Missile Defense Agency (MDA) develops an integrated Missile Defense System, integrating land, sea, air, and space-based assets to defend the United States, deployed forces, NATO Allies and Partners from missile attacks.  As the integrating element, Command and Control, Battle Management, and Communications (C2BMC) is at the core of the Missile Defense System.  As a subsystem of C2BMC, the CODDS provides the Combatant Commander with a Missile Defense System capability to collaboratively plan, coordinate, assess, optimize, and integrate High-Demand / Low-Density missile defense resources to defend the United States, US deployed forces, US allies, and friends against all ranges of missiles in all phases of flight.  The CODDS delivers the capability to perform pre-mission analysis to determine optimized asset pairings for efficient and effective missile defense, and it initializes operational C2BMC suites with validated Defense Design Data and supports Force Level planning processes.

5/10/2023

This posting provides updated documents for industry.  Updated documents are as follows:

• CODDS Bidders Library DROP (10 May 2023) – Various documents listed in the Statement of Work that are not publicly available to offers.
• CODDS Industry Day Releasable Participants List
• CODDS Industry Day Question and Answers – Not all questions have been answered at this time
• Revised Phased Implementation Plan (APR23) – This replaces the Plan that was part of the Bidder Library Drop on April 7, 2023.

________________________________________________________________________________________________________

The Missile Defense Agency (MDA) develops an integrated Missile Defense System, integrating land, sea, air, and space-based assets to defend the United States, deployed forces, NATO Allies and Partners from missile attacks.  As the integrating element, Command and Control, Battle Management, and Communications (C2BMC) is at the core of the Missile Defense System.  As a subsystem of C2BMC, the CODDS provides the Combatant Commander with a Missile Defense System capability to collaboratively plan, coordinate, assess, optimize, and integrate High-Demand / Low-Density missile defense resources to defend the United States, US deployed forces, US allies, and friends against all ranges of missiles in all phases of flight.  The CODDS delivers the capability to perform pre-mission analysis to determine optimized asset pairings for efficient and effective missile defense, and it initializes operational C2BMC suites with validated Defense Design Data and supports Force Level planning processes.

The Missile Defense Agency (MDA) develops an integrated Missile Defense System, integrating land, sea, air, and space-based assets to defend the United States, deployed forces, NATO Allies and Partners from missile attacks.  As the integrating element, Command and Control, Battle Management, and Communications (C2BMC) is at the core of the Missile Defense System.  As a subsystem of C2BMC, the CODDS provides the Combatant Commander with a Missile Defense System capability to collaboratively plan, coordinate, assess, optimize, and integrate High-Demand / Low-Density missile defense resources to defend the United States, US deployed forces, US allies, and friends against all ranges of missiles in all phases of flight.  The CODDS delivers the capability to perform pre-mission analysis to determine optimized asset pairings for efficient and effective missile defense, and it initializes operational C2BMC suites with validated Defense Design Data and supports Force Level planning processes.