Foreign military sales (FMS)enhanced international peacekeeping capability (EIPC) and global peacekeeping operation initiative (GPOI)

The purpose of Amendment 0005 is to extend the proposals due date to 14 Aug 2013; revise Attachments (6), (14), and (17); and update Attachment (19).

The purpose of Amendment 0003 is to provide provides responses to Questions see Attachment (19) Questions and Answers and extend the proposal response date to 2:00 PM EST on 7 August 2013.

The purpose of Amendment 0003 is to provide provides responses to Questions see Attachment (19) Questions and Answers and extend the proposal response date to 2:00 PM EST on 7 August 2013

The Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division (NAWCTSD) in Orlando, FL has a requirement to support the Enhanced International Peacekeeping Capability (EIPC) and Global Peacekeeping Operation Initiative (GPOI) Programs with procuring training equipment and minimal training services in support of GPOI partner nation’s peacekeeping missions. This requirement includes Information Technology (IT) and other items necessary to train EIPC/GPOI forces. All procured items must be commercial or commercially available off-the-shelf as defined in FAR Part 2.101. Possible IT items may include but are not limited to: servers, laptop/desktop computers, routers, computer operating systems, word processing programs, anti-virus software.
Other necessary training items may include but are not limited to: riot gear (helmet, shield, baton, etc), uninterruptible power supply, printers (including toner cartridges), vehicle search mirrors, binoculars, projectors, tables, chairs, field radios. As part of delivering the required items to an individual country, equipment installation may be necessary..

The Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division (NAWCTSD) in Orlando, FL has a requirement to support the Enhanced International Peacekeeping Capability (EIPC) and Global Peacekeeping Operation Initiative (GPOI) Programs with procuring training equipment and minimal training services in support of GPOI partner nation’s peacekeeping missions. This requirement includes Information Technology (IT) and other items necessary to train EIPC/GPOI forces. All procured items must be commercial or commercially available off-the-shelf as defined in FAR Part 2.101. Possible IT items may include but are not limited to: servers, laptop/desktop computers, routers, computer operating systems, word processing programs, anti-virus software.

Other necessary training items may include but are not limited to: riot gear (helmet, shield, baton, etc), uninterruptible power supply, printers (including toner cartridges), vehicle search mirrors, binoculars, projectors, tables, chairs, field radios. As part of delivering the required items to an individual country, equipment installation may be necessary.