Global Positioning System Based Range Instrumentation Equipment (GPS-BRIE)

The Department of the Navy Naval Air Warfare Center seeks proposals for a single-award indefinite delivery indefinite quantity contract for Global Positioning System Based Range Instrumentation Equipment (GPS-BRIE) support services, with proposals due November 16. The contract will employ a combination of Cost Plus Fixed-Fee, Cost, and Firm Fixed Price contract line item numbers; the procurement carries no set-aside restriction.

Place of performance will be determined by task order assignments under the IDIQ. The NAICS code is 334511, Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing; PSC is 5865, Electronic Countermeasures, Counter-Countermeasures and Quick Reaction Capability Equipment.

Contractor personnel must comply with DoD Operations Security (OPSEC) requirements as established in DD Form 254, protecting Critical Information across 14 categories including military operations, system tactics and procedures, weapon system vulnerabilities, test and evaluation scheduling, intelligence sources and methods, communications security vulnerabilities, network access credentials, personnel privacy data, and budget information. Critical Information cannot be discussed via non-secure phones and cannot be transmitted unencrypted over unclassified networks; encrypted unclassified or classified networks are required.

CLIN 0003 requires staffing across ten labor categories totaling 17,314 hours annually over five years, including Senior Electrical Engineer, Senior Logistician, Senior Program Manager, Subject Matter Expert/Software Engineer, Electronics Technician, Financial Analyst, Security Specialist, Technical Writer/Database/Documentation Management Analyst, Administrative Assistant, and Information Assurance Analyst. Senior Engineering, Logistician, and Program Manager positions are designated Key Personnel. Labor rates must comply with Bureau of Labor Statistics or Service Contract Labor Standards codes.

Offerors must submit past performance documented within five years of the proposal due date, sequenced by contract type (prime first, then joint venture members, then subcontractors), with validated government points of contact for verification. A Contract Data Requirements List specifies 38 deliverables throughout performance, all marked Critical Technology Information and restricted to DoD and U.S. DoD contractors, with submission frequencies ranging from one-time to monthly. A Sources Sought notice was posted October 28, 2025 under Notice ID N6893626R0008.