Installation-Counter Small Unmanned Aircraft System (I-CsUAS)

NOTE: DOCUMENTS FOR AMENDMENT 0005 OF RFP M67854-24-R-0003 MUST BE REQUESTED VIA THE PIEE SOLICITATION MODULE. The User Role of Proposal Manager is required for access once approved. Program Executive Office, Land Systems (PEO-LS) Program Manager, Ground Based Air Defense (PM GBAD), is responsible for the development of the I-CsUAS to defend covered assets. Failure to deliver this capability places personnel, covered facilities, and assets at unnecessary risk. The Marine Corps requires a modernized C-sUAS capability to counter the evolving threats. To address this capability gap, the Marine Corps intends to use advanced technologies incorporated throughout the full ?kill chain? to successfully detect, track, identify, and defeat sUAS. This ?kill chain? will encompass integrated and networked sensor nodes along with the ability to protect the defended asset both non-kinetically and kinetically as laws and policy allow. An installation security capability gap exists regarding the detection, tracking, identification, and defeat of sUAS operating under the vicinity of covered facilities and assets as described in United States Code Title 10, Section 130i. To mitigate this gap, a compelling need exists for the development and employment of a counter sUAS capability for installations. The sUAS threat poses unique challenges to military installations when compared to those of operational forces. The System Specification, CDRLs, and other attachments are considered CUI and can be requested via SAM.gov. The requests for these documents can be requested at any time prior to proposal submission, but as part of the request the offeror must provide its CAGE Code to be granted access. The documents will be provided to the requester no later than close of business the following day of the request provided the requester is a U.S. citizen. The requests of all foreign parties will be required to go through the foreign disclosure process for release authorization. Those foreign entities requesting access to the CUI documents must submit a request via email with their company CAGE code, country of origin and to which specific documents they would like access to shannon.graves@usmc.mil and stasia.baker@usmc.mil. The prospective awardee must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) database. Lack of registration in the SAM database will make an offeror ineligible for award. Contractors may obtain information on registration and annual confirmation requirements at https://sam.gov. The points of contact for this RFP Shannon Graves, Contract Specialist, Shannon.Graves@usmc.mil, and Stasia Baker, Contracting Officer, Stasia.Baker@usmc.mil.

NOTE: DOCUMENTS FOR AMENDMENT 0004 OF RFP M67854-24-R-0003 MUST BE REQUESTED VIA THE PIEE SOLICITATION MODULE. The User Role of Proposal Manager is required for access once approved. Program Executive Office, Land Systems (PEO-LS) Program Manager, Ground Based Air Defense (PM GBAD), is responsible for the development of the I-CsUAS to defend covered assets. Failure to deliver this capability places personnel, covered facilities, and assets at unnecessary risk. The Marine Corps requires a modernized C-sUAS capability to counter the evolving threats. To address this capability gap, the Marine Corps intends to use advanced technologies incorporated throughout the full ?kill chain? to successfully detect, track, identify, and defeat sUAS. This ?kill chain? will encompass integrated and networked sensor nodes along with the ability to protect the defended asset both non-kinetically and kinetically as laws and policy allow. An installation security capability gap exists regarding the detection, tracking, identification, and defeat of sUAS operating under the vicinity of covered facilities and assets as described in United States Code Title 10, Section 130i. To mitigate this gap, a compelling need exists for the development and employment of a counter sUAS capability for installations. The sUAS threat poses unique challenges to military installations when compared to those of operational forces. The System Specification, CDRLs, and other attachments are considered CUI and can be requested via SAM.gov. The requests for these documents can be requested at any time prior to proposal submission, but as part of the request the offeror must provide its CAGE Code to be granted access. The documents will be provided to the requester no later than close of business the following day of the request provided the requester is a U.S. citizen. The requests of all foreign parties will be required to go through the foreign disclosure process for release authorization. Those foreign entities requesting access to the CUI documents must submit a request via email with their company CAGE code, country of origin and to which specific documents they would like access to shannon.graves@usmc.mil and stasia.baker@usmc.mil. The prospective awardee must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) database. Lack of registration in the SAM database will make an offeror ineligible for award. Contractors may obtain information on registration and annual confirmation requirements at https://sam.gov. The points of contact for this RFP Shannon Graves, Contract Specialist, Shannon.Graves@usmc.mil, and Stasia Baker, Contracting Officer, Stasia.Baker@usmc.mil.

NOTE: DOCUMENTS FOR AMENDMENT 0003 OF RFP M67854-24-R-0003 MUST BE REQUESTED VIA THE PIEE SOLICITATION MODULE. The User Role of Proposal Manager is required for access once approved. Program Executive Office, Land Systems (PEO-LS) Program Manager, Ground Based Air Defense (PM GBAD), is responsible for the development of the I-CsUAS to defend covered assets. Failure to deliver this capability places personnel, covered facilities, and assets at unnecessary risk. The Marine Corps requires a modernized C-sUAS capability to counter the evolving threats. To address this capability gap, the Marine Corps intends to use advanced technologies incorporated throughout the full ?kill chain? to successfully detect, track, identify, and defeat sUAS. This ?kill chain? will encompass integrated and networked sensor nodes along with the ability to protect the defended asset both non-kinetically and kinetically as laws and policy allow. An installation security capability gap exists regarding the detection, tracking, identification, and defeat of sUAS operating under the vicinity of covered facilities and assets as described in United States Code Title 10, Section 130i. To mitigate this gap, a compelling need exists for the development and employment of a counter sUAS capability for installations. The sUAS threat poses unique challenges to military installations when compared to those of operational forces. The System Specification, CDRLs, and other attachments are considered CUI and can be requested via SAM.gov. The requests for these documents can be requested at any time prior to proposal submission, but as part of the request the offeror must provide its CAGE Code to be granted access. The documents will be provided to the requester no later than close of business the following day of the request provided the requester is a U.S. citizen. The requests of all foreign parties will be required to go through the foreign disclosure process for release authorization. Those foreign entities requesting access to the CUI documents must submit a request via email with their company CAGE code, country of origin and to which specific documents they would like access to shannon.graves@usmc.mil and stasia.baker@usmc.mil. The prospective awardee must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) database. Lack of registration in the SAM database will make an offeror ineligible for award. Contractors may obtain information on registration and annual confirmation requirements at https://sam.gov. The points of contact for this RFP Shannon Graves, Contract Specialist, Shannon.Graves@usmc.mil, and Stasia Baker, Contracting Officer, Stasia.Baker@usmc.mil.

NOTE: DOCUMENTS FOR AMENDMENT 0002 OF RFP M67854-24-R-0003 MUST BE REQUESTED VIA THE PIEE SOLICITATION MODULE. The User Role of Proposal Manager is required for access once approved. Program Executive Office, Land Systems (PEO-LS) Program Manager, Ground Based Air Defense (PM GBAD), is responsible for the development of the I-CsUAS to defend covered assets. Failure to deliver this capability places personnel, covered facilities, and assets at unnecessary risk. The Marine Corps requires a modernized C-sUAS capability to counter the evolving threats. To address this capability gap, the Marine Corps intends to use advanced technologies incorporated throughout the full ?kill chain? to successfully detect, track, identify, and defeat sUAS. This ?kill chain? will encompass integrated and networked sensor nodes along with the ability to protect the defended asset both non-kinetically and kinetically as laws and policy allow. An installation security capability gap exists regarding the detection, tracking, identification, and defeat of sUAS operating under the vicinity of covered facilities and assets as described in United States Code Title 10, Section 130i. To mitigate this gap, a compelling need exists for the development and employment of a counter sUAS capability for installations. The sUAS threat poses unique challenges to military installations when compared to those of operational forces. The System Specification, CDRLs, and other attachments are considered CUI and can be requested via SAM.gov. The requests for these documents can be requested at any time prior to proposal submission, but as part of the request the offeror must provide its CAGE Code to be granted access. The documents will be provided to the requester no later than close of business the following day of the request provided the requester is a U.S. citizen. The requests of all foreign parties will be required to go through the foreign disclosure process for release authorization. Those foreign entities requesting access to the CUI documents must submit a request via email with their company CAGE code, country of origin and to which specific documents they would like access to shannon.graves@usmc.mil and stasia.baker@usmc.mil. The prospective awardee must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) database. Lack of registration in the SAM database will make an offeror ineligible for award. Contractors may obtain information on registration and annual confirmation requirements at https://sam.gov. The points of contact for this RFP Shannon Graves, Contract Specialist, Shannon.Graves@usmc.mil, and Stasia Baker, Contracting Officer, Stasia.Baker@usmc.mil.

Documents for Amendment 0001 of RFP M67854-24-R-0003 may be requested via the PIEE Solicitation Module. The User Role of Proposal Manager is required for access once approved. Program Executive Office, Land Systems (PEO-LS) Program Manager, Ground Based Air Defense (PM GBAD), is responsible for the development of the I-CsUAS to defend covered assets. Failure to deliver this capability places personnel, covered facilities, and assets at unnecessary risk. The Marine Corps requires a modernized C-sUAS capability to counter the evolving threats. To address this capability gap, the Marine Corps intends to use advanced technologies incorporated throughout the full ?kill chain? to successfully detect, track, identify, and defeat sUAS. This ?kill chain? will encompass integrated and networked sensor nodes along with the ability to protect the defended asset both non-kinetically and kinetically as laws and policy allow. An installation security capability gap exists regarding the detection, tracking, identification, and defeat of sUAS operating under the vicinity of covered facilities and assets as described in United States Code Title 10, Section 130i. To mitigate this gap, a compelling need exists for the development and employment of a counter sUAS capability for installations. The sUAS threat poses unique challenges to military installations when compared to those of operational forces. The System Specification, CDRLs, and other attachments are considered CUI and can be requested via SAM.gov. The requests for these documents can be requested at any time prior to proposal submission, but as part of the request the offeror must provide its CAGE Code to be granted access. The documents will be provided to the requester no later than close of business the following day of the request provided the requester is a U.S. citizen. The requests of all foreign parties will be required to go through the foreign disclosure process for release authorization. Those foreign entities requesting access to the CUI documents must submit a request via email with their company CAGE code, country of origin and to which specific documents they would like access to shannon.graves@usmc.mil and stasia.baker@usmc.mil. The prospective awardee must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) database. Lack of registration in the SAM database will make an offeror ineligible for award. Contractors may obtain information on registration and annual confirmation requirements at https://sam.gov. The points of contact for this RFP Shannon Graves, Contract Specialist, Shannon.Graves@usmc.mil, and Stasia Baker, Contracting Officer, Stasia.Baker@usmc.mil.

Program Executive Office, Land Systems (PEO-LS) Program Manager, Ground Based Air Defense (PM GBAD), is responsible for the development of the I-CsUAS to defend covered assets. Failure to deliver this capability places personnel, covered facilities, and assets at unnecessary risk. The Marine Corps requires a modernized C-sUAS capability to counter the evolving threats. To address this capability gap, the Marine Corps intends to use advanced technologies incorporated throughout the full ?kill chain? to successfully detect, track, identify, and defeat sUAS. This ?kill chain? will encompass integrated and networked sensor nodes along with the ability to protect the defended asset both non-kinetically and kinetically as laws and policy allow. An installation security capability gap exists regarding the detection, tracking, identification, and defeat of sUAS operating under the vicinity of covered facilities and assets as described in United States Code Title 10, Section 130i. To mitigate this gap, a compelling need exists for the development and employment of a counter sUAS capability for installations. The sUAS threat poses unique challenges to military installations when compared to those of operational forces. The System Specification, CDRLs, and other attachments are considered CUI and can be requested via SAM.gov. The requests for these documents can be requested at any time prior to proposal submission, but as part of the request the offeror must provide its CAGE Code to be granted access. The documents will be provided to the requester no later than close of business the following day of the request provided the requester is a U.S. citizen. The requests of all foreign parties will be required to go through the foreign disclosure process for release authorization. Those foreign entities requesting access to the CUI documents must submit a request via email with their company CAGE code, country of origin and to which specific documents they would like access to shannon.graves@usmc.mil and stasia.baker@usmc.mil. The prospective awardee must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) database. Lack of registration in the SAM database will make an offeror ineligible for award. Contractors may obtain information on registration and annual confirmation requirements at https://sam.gov. The points of contact for this RFP Shannon Graves, Contract Specialist, Shannon.Graves@usmc.mil, and Stasia Baker, Contracting Officer, Stasia.Baker@usmc.mil.