Industry Day for PEO IWS 1 Total Ship Training Capability (TSTC) systems

AMENDMENT 0001 - [5/13/2026]

The purpose of this amendment is to provide follow-up materials from the TSTC Industry Day event held on 7 May 2026. Please see the "Attachments" section of this announcement for the Industry Day Presentation Briefing Slides and the List of Registered Organizations.

*** ORIGINAL NOTICE BELOW ***

1.0 GENERAL INFORMATION 

1.1. Purpose 
Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), on behalf of Program Executive Office Integrated Warfare Systems 1.0 (PEO IWS 1.0), invites interested parties to an Industry Day to discuss the production and engineering of the Navy’s Total Ship Training Capability (TSTC) systems with a potential ordering period from Fiscal Year 2028 through 2033. The purpose of this event is to gauge industry interest, understand capabilities (particularly within the small business community), and identify any potential barriers to a future competitive procurement. 

• Product Service Code: PSC 6930 - Operation Training Devices 

• NAICS Code: 334111 - Electronic Computer Manufacturing 

1.2. Disclaimer 
This notice is for market research purposes only and does not constitute a solicitation or Request for Quote (RFQ). The Government is not liable for any costs incurred by attendees and will not provide reimbursement for expenses related to this Industry Day. 

2.0 PROGRAM BACKGROUND AND SCOPE OF WORK 

2.1. Requirement Overview 
The Government anticipates a future requirement to support production of a build-to-print mature product. These products have completed development and testing, have a stable and fully documented design, proven performance characteristics, and are supported by an established process for change incorporation. 

The contractor will work in collaboration with the program office and the in-service engineering agency across the following areas to ensure fleet readiness: 

• Configuration Management 

• Proactive & Transparent Communication 

• Meticulous Documentation and Data Delivery 

• Collaborative Problem Solving 

• Technical Partnership 

The contractor will work with integrated training systems production, system engineering, hardware procurement, testing, maintenance, warehousing, repair, logistics, and documentation as required for US Navy ships, Foreign Military Sales (FMS) and shore sites.  

Specific areas include:  

• Project Management: Perform comprehensive program management, manufacturing, and data delivery functions. The core task is to build a standard product, have it accepted by the government, and then customize it for specific shipboard configurations. The Navy places a strong emphasis on a partnership built around three key areas: disciplined program management, rigorous quality control, and transparent financial stewardship. 

• Production: Produce, Test, and Deliver the AN/T46 Battle Force Tactical Training (BFTT) suite, the AN/T52 Advanced Training Domain (ATD) Training Interface Unit, and Virtual Tactical Bridge Shipboard Radio (VTB-SR) Equipment in accordance with Technical Data Packages.  

• Engineering: Provide comprehensive engineering and production support for training systems. This includes developing and reviewing technical documentation, identifying and addressing material obsolescence, managing engineering changes (ECPs), generating trouble reports for hardware and software, and documenting any deficiencies when configurations cannot be met. Provide engineering support to update and maintain the Government-Furnished TDPs for all systems. 

• Tech Support: Provide technical support for inventory, production, and system lifecycle management. This includes receiving, inspecting, cataloging, and tracking parts; maintaining inventory and reporting status; and managing obsolescence to include a Diminishing Manufacturing Sources and Material Shortages (DMSMS) plan and metrics. Support production, testing, creating field change kits, assisting with stock level planning, etc. Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) related technical data, technical publications, and supply support analyses (such as technical manuals, maintenance procedures/instructions, and other documentation). 

• Warehousing: Estimated 8,000 square feet, climate controlled with protection from extreme heat, cold, moisture, humidity, and other environmental conditions (such as mold and mildew). The building must be insured against natural and man-made disaster. Accessible for delivery of palleted and un-palleted items of weights up to 800 lbs. and 84” in height. The storage area must be secured with access control system. 

• The Navy estimates that the combined engineering support efforts will constitute less than twenty percent (<20%) of the total contract value. 

2.2. Key Technical Requirements 

• Build to Print alignment to Technical Data Packages (TDP), 365 days’ time to build 

• Testing: All delivered systems must pass Government-furnished operational and functional tests. 

• Engineering Change Proposal: Support engineering changes, drawing updates, and other functional areas as required. 

• Military Specifications and Ruggedization: Systems must adhere to various military specifications, Electromagnetic Interference (EMI), shock and vibration, ship alteration updated standards 

3.0 INDUSTRY DAY ANNOUNCEMENT 

The Government intends to hold an Industry Day to discuss this requirement in greater detail and to facilitate an exchange of information. 

Date: 07 May 2026 

Time: 0900 – 1500 EDT 

Location: 80M Street SE Suite 600 MANTECH at Washington, DC 20003 

The event will begin at 0900 EDT with a general session to provide an overview of the program, clarify the scope of work, and answer questions from industry. 

Immediately following the conclusion of the general session, the Government will hold one-on-one meetings to facilitate a more in-depth discussion and better understand the capabilities of individual companies. The final schedule and duration of one-on-one slots will be determined based on the number of requests received.  Interested parties are encouraged to request a one-on-one session in their RSVP response to assist with scheduling. 

4.0 REGISTRATION AND EVENT LOGISTICS 

4.1. Registration / RSVP (Required) 

All parties interested in attending the Industry Day must pre-register by sending an email to John Sullivan (john.a.sullivan101.civ@us.navy.mil) and Mahala Dean (mahala.r.dean.civ@us.navy.mil). 

RSVP Deadline: Please submit your registration no later than 1 May 2026 at 1700 EDT. 

Required Information: The body of the email must include: 

• Email Subject Line: TSTC Industry Day 2026 RSVP 

• Company Name & CAGE Code 

• Company's business size status under NAICS 334111 including any specific socioeconomic categories 

• Full Name of Each Attendee 

• Title of Each Attendee 

• Email and Phone Number for Each Attendee 

• Confirm whether your company is interested in a one-on-one session  

• Questions & topics suggestions to be discussed at industry day 

4.2. Attendance Limitations 

Due to space constraints, attendance is limited to a maximum of three (3) representatives per company. 

4.3. Event Access and Security 

The Industry Day will be held at a controlled-access facility. All registered attendees should arrive 15-20 minutes early to allow time for security processing. Upon arrival at 80M Street SE, please check in at the main lobby security desk. A valid, government-issued photo ID (e.g., Driver's License, Passport) is required for entry.  ManTech is located on the 6th floor (Suite 600) of the 80M street building. 

4.4. Submission of Questions & Topics 

To ensure the event is as productive as possible, we invite interested parties to submit specific topics, questions, or concerns in advance. Please include these in your RSVP email or send them separately with the subject line "TSTC Industry Day Topics" by the RSVP deadline.