Ngen - next generation enterprise network request for proposals (RFP)

Awarded Award Notice Posted

Solicitation number
N00039-12-R-0009
Agency
Naval Information Warfare Systems Command Department of the Navy, Department of Defense
Awarded
to Peraton Enterprise Solutions LLC
Set-aside
No set-aside

Opportunity facts

Contract number
N0003913D0013 Federal IDV award
NAICS code
541512 Computer Systems Design Services
PSC
Not on record
Place of performance
1325 10th Street SE Bldg 196 Suite 301 Washington, DC 20374 USA
More information

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Notice text

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Update #32 · Latest ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Jul 31, 2012 2:19 pmTrack Changes Update 32: 7/31/2012 - Amendment 0017 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP Special Notice Posting or Market Survey as technical issues continue to be

resolved. Attachment J-7 reposted; contains very minor revisions. Revisions

to Sections B, L, M and PWS are also minor. Bidders's Questions & Answers

Matrix/Wave #6 also posted.



Update 31: 7/24/2012 - Amendment 0016 - Update to USMC CDRL. Again, see

FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP Special Notice Posting or Market Survey as

technical problems still exist.



Update 30: 7/24/2012 - Posting Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #5 (in

response to submissions prior to 24 July 2012 10:00am EST) provided via

previously identified FBO Special Notice and Market Survey. Again, see

FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP Special Notice Posting or Market Survey as

technical problems still exist.



Update 29: 7/24/2012 -The NGEN Program Office received a number of

additional industry questions after the 6 July 2012 deadline. In order to

process, answer and publish said questions and corresponding answers, the

bidders' questions submission deadline has been extended to 24 July 2012,

10:00 am EST.





Update 28: 7/20/2012 - Amendment 0015 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting or Market Survey as technical issues continue to be

resolved. Updated attachments J-7 and J-17 highlight this amendment.

Previous versions have been deleted.



Update 27: 7/16/2012 - Amendment 0014 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting or Market Survey as technical issues continue to be

resolved. This amendment includes an important update to the the delivery

point/location for proposals.



Update 26: 7/11/2012 - Amendment 0013 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting or Market Survey as technical issues continue to be

resolved. Amendment includes final updates to J-7, J-17 and L-15 and

restatement of official proposal due date of 8 August 2012 at 1400 EST.



Update 25: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #4 (in response

to 6 July 2012 submissions) provided via previously identified FBO Special

Notice and Market Survey. Requisite amendments forthcoming. Question #8 is

an update to a response provided in Matrix #3 (Question 23).





Update 24: 7/9/2012 - Amendment 0012 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting or Market Survey as technical issues continue to be

resolved. As in the case of the original posting of J-18 (CoSC Master

Softwware

List), the updated version (rev 3) will be posted to the Technical Data

Repository (TDR) site by 12:00 pm EST on 10 July 2012.





Update 23: 7/9/2012 - Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #3 ( in response

to 6 July 2012 submissions) provided via previously identified FBO Special

Notice and Market Survey. Requisite amendments forthcoming.





Update 22: 7/6/2012 -The NGEN Program Office received a number of

additional industry questions after the 11 June 2012 deadline. In order to

process, answer and publish said questions and corresponding answers, the

bidders' questions submission deadline has been extended to 6 July 2012,

12:00 pm EST.



Update 21: 7/3/2012 - The Government has extended the proposal due date

from 18 July 2012 to 8 August 2012 (3 weeks) in support of recent

amendments to the RFP/Solicitation and unforeseen area events

(weather/power outages). All other guidance and parameters associated with

the RFP remain in effect.



Update 20: Note from the PCO: Unfortunately the Special Notice automatically

places the documents in alphabetical order. Refering to the Market Survey

MKTSVY-0BE756 (NGEN-Next Generation Enterprise Network RFP - Augmentation

Notice in Support of N00039-12-R-0009) where I am also posting the

documents, during this period of technical issues, may facilitate your

downloads

of new and/or updated documents. Each new document is captured under the

Amendment Summary Page.



Update 19: 6/28/2012 - Amendment 0011. See NGEN RFP Special Notice for

posting of new documents which include: Attachments J-7 and J-17, Updated

Sections B and C, PWS Sections 3.4, 3.3.1.1 and 3.3.17, CDRLs 012 and 058.

Again see the FBO Special Notice for the latest postings.



Update 18: 6/28/2012 - Update to Bidders' Questions and Answers Set #2

released on 22 June under Update 10. See Special Notice posting for

document.



Update 17: 6/28/2012 - Updated Baseline Description Report (CDRL A130)

reposted. Technical problems being experienced in opening original CDRL

A130. See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP Special Notice Posting for new A130 as

technical issues continue to be resolved on original solicitation site.



Update 16: 6/26/2012 - Amendment 0010 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting as technical issues continue to be resolved. As in the

case of the original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated

version (rev 2) is posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 15: 6/26/2012 - Amendment 0009 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting as technical issues continue to be resolved.



Update 14: 6/23/2012 - Using a Special Notice posted to FedBizOpps (FBO) to

publish

updates/amended documents while technical issues are being resolved.

A Special Notice (N00039_SNOTE_0004FCE2) is being used to augment

solicitation

N00039-12-R-0009 (NGEN RFP). There is a technical problem which is inhibiting

the

posting of all PWS updates associated with Amendment 0008 published on

6/22/2012

under Update 13.



The documents will be posted to the solicitation site upon resolution of the

technical

issues. However in order to facilitate the timely receipt of the recent PWS

changes by

interested parties, this Special Notice is being used as a temporary vehicle to

communicate those changes.



Please direct any comments or concerns directly to me.



Sincerely,

CDR John H. Windom

NGEN Contracting Officer:





Update 13: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0008;Note: PWS Section 3.4 updates

are still

being finalized and will posted in a follow-on amendment.



Update 12: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0007



Update 11: 06/22/2012 - Update to Bidders Questions and Answers Matrix #1

released under Update 3.



Update 10 - 06/22/2012 - Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #2 dated 22

June 2012 ( in response to 11 June 2012 submissions) provided below.

Requisite amendments forthcoming.



Update 9: Amendment 0006 - 06/22/2012; In addition v2.0 (latest update) to

the Marine Corps Information Technology Environment (MCITE), Enterprise

Service Desk (ESD), and Functional Requirements Documents (FRD) have been

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site. Link:



https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/Shared%20Documents/Forms/AllItems.aspx?RootFolder=%2fsites%

2fNEN%5fTXS%5fRFP%5fGOV%5fTECH%5fDOC%2fNGEN%5fTechnical%5fDATA%

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Update 8: Amendment 0005 - 06/18/2012; Reminder- As in the case of the

original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated version is

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 7: Cover page (SF30) for Amendement 0002; Block 14: J-36 should

be identified as Key Personnel Qualifications vice USMC QASP. The actual

change associated with J-36 identified in the summary is correct. No new J-36

will be posted; see summary of changes for elements that have been revised.



Update 6: Amendment 0004 - 06/13/2012



Update 5: Amendment 0003 - 06/12/2012; Additionally, information in the

deleted J-45 being moved to the Technical Data Repository (TDR)



Update 4: Amendment 0002 - 06/11/2012



Update 3: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix provided below. Requisite

amendments forthcoming.



Update 2: Bidders' questions submisstion window extended from 23 May 2012

to 11 June 2012 at 1700. Please submit in accordance with orginal submission

guidance prescribed below.



Update 1: See Amendment 0001 & Related Attachments - 06/01/2012



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of the

Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #31 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Jul 24, 2012 2:47 pmTrack Changes Update 31: 7/24/2012 - Amendment 0016 - Update to USMC CDRL. Again, see FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP Special Notice Posting or Market Survey as

technical problems still exist.



Update 30: 7/24/2012 - Posting Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #5 (in

response to submissions prior to 24 July 2012 10:00am EST) provided via

previously identified FBO Special Notice and Market Survey. Again, see

FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP Special Notice Posting or Market Survey as

technical problems still exist.



Update 29: 7/24/2012 -The NGEN Program Office received a number of

additional industry questions after the 6 July 2012 deadline. In order to

process, answer and publish said questions and corresponding answers, the

bidders' questions submission deadline has been extended to 24 July 2012,

10:00 am EST.





Update 28: 7/20/2012 - Amendment 0015 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting or Market Survey as technical issues continue to be

resolved. Updated attachments J-7 and J-17 highlight this amendment.

Previous versions have been deleted.



Update 27: 7/16/2012 - Amendment 0014 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting or Market Survey as technical issues continue to be

resolved. This amendment includes an important update to the the delivery

point/location for proposals.



Update 26: 7/11/2012 - Amendment 0013 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting or Market Survey as technical issues continue to be

resolved. Amendment includes final updates to J-7, J-17 and L-15 and

restatement of official proposal due date of 8 August 2012 at 1400 EST.



Update 25: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #4 (in response

to 6 July 2012 submissions) provided via previously identified FBO Special

Notice and Market Survey. Requisite amendments forthcoming. Question #8 is

an update to a response provided in Matrix #3 (Question 23).





Update 24: 7/9/2012 - Amendment 0012 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting or Market Survey as technical issues continue to be

resolved. As in the case of the original posting of J-18 (CoSC Master

Softwware

List), the updated version (rev 3) will be posted to the Technical Data

Repository (TDR) site by 12:00 pm EST on 10 July 2012.





Update 23: 7/9/2012 - Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #3 ( in response

to 6 July 2012 submissions) provided via previously identified FBO Special

Notice and Market Survey. Requisite amendments forthcoming.





Update 22: 7/6/2012 -The NGEN Program Office received a number of

additional industry questions after the 11 June 2012 deadline. In order to

process, answer and publish said questions and corresponding answers, the

bidders' questions submission deadline has been extended to 6 July 2012,

12:00 pm EST.



Update 21: 7/3/2012 - The Government has extended the proposal due date

from 18 July 2012 to 8 August 2012 (3 weeks) in support of recent

amendments to the RFP/Solicitation and unforeseen area events

(weather/power outages). All other guidance and parameters associated with

the RFP remain in effect.



Update 20: Note from the PCO: Unfortunately the Special Notice automatically

places the documents in alphabetical order. Refering to the Market Survey

MKTSVY-0BE756 (NGEN-Next Generation Enterprise Network RFP - Augmentation

Notice in Support of N00039-12-R-0009) where I am also posting the

documents, during this period of technical issues, may facilitate your

downloads

of new and/or updated documents. Each new document is captured under the

Amendment Summary Page.



Update 19: 6/28/2012 - Amendment 0011. See NGEN RFP Special Notice for

posting of new documents which include: Attachments J-7 and J-17, Updated

Sections B and C, PWS Sections 3.4, 3.3.1.1 and 3.3.17, CDRLs 012 and 058.

Again see the FBO Special Notice for the latest postings.



Update 18: 6/28/2012 - Update to Bidders' Questions and Answers Set #2

released on 22 June under Update 10. See Special Notice posting for

document.



Update 17: 6/28/2012 - Updated Baseline Description Report (CDRL A130)

reposted. Technical problems being experienced in opening original CDRL

A130. See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP Special Notice Posting for new A130 as

technical issues continue to be resolved on original solicitation site.



Update 16: 6/26/2012 - Amendment 0010 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting as technical issues continue to be resolved. As in the

case of the original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated

version (rev 2) is posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 15: 6/26/2012 - Amendment 0009 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting as technical issues continue to be resolved.



Update 14: 6/23/2012 - Using a Special Notice posted to FedBizOpps (FBO) to

publish

updates/amended documents while technical issues are being resolved.

A Special Notice (N00039_SNOTE_0004FCE2) is being used to augment

solicitation

N00039-12-R-0009 (NGEN RFP). There is a technical problem which is inhibiting

the

posting of all PWS updates associated with Amendment 0008 published on

6/22/2012

under Update 13.



The documents will be posted to the solicitation site upon resolution of the

technical

issues. However in order to facilitate the timely receipt of the recent PWS

changes by

interested parties, this Special Notice is being used as a temporary vehicle to

communicate those changes.



Please direct any comments or concerns directly to me.



Sincerely,

CDR John H. Windom

NGEN Contracting Officer:





Update 13: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0008;Note: PWS Section 3.4 updates

are still

being finalized and will posted in a follow-on amendment.



Update 12: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0007



Update 11: 06/22/2012 - Update to Bidders Questions and Answers Matrix #1

released under Update 3.



Update 10 - 06/22/2012 - Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #2 dated 22

June 2012 ( in response to 11 June 2012 submissions) provided below.

Requisite amendments forthcoming.



Update 9: Amendment 0006 - 06/22/2012; In addition v2.0 (latest update) to

the Marine Corps Information Technology Environment (MCITE), Enterprise

Service Desk (ESD), and Functional Requirements Documents (FRD) have been

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site. Link:



https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/Shared%20Documents/Forms/AllItems.aspx?RootFolder=%2fsites%

2fNEN%5fTXS%5fRFP%5fGOV%5fTECH%5fDOC%2fNGEN%5fTechnical%5fDATA%

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Update 8: Amendment 0005 - 06/18/2012; Reminder- As in the case of the

original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated version is

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 7: Cover page (SF30) for Amendement 0002; Block 14: J-36 should

be identified as Key Personnel Qualifications vice USMC QASP. The actual

change associated with J-36 identified in the summary is correct. No new J-36

will be posted; see summary of changes for elements that have been revised.



Update 6: Amendment 0004 - 06/13/2012



Update 5: Amendment 0003 - 06/12/2012; Additionally, information in the

deleted J-45 being moved to the Technical Data Repository (TDR)



Update 4: Amendment 0002 - 06/11/2012



Update 3: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix provided below. Requisite

amendments forthcoming.



Update 2: Bidders' questions submisstion window extended from 23 May 2012

to 11 June 2012 at 1700. Please submit in accordance with orginal submission

guidance prescribed below.



Update 1: See Amendment 0001 & Related Attachments - 06/01/2012



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of the

Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #30 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Jul 20, 2012 3:21 pmTrack Changes Update 28: 7/20/2012 - Amendment 0015 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP Special Notice Posting or Market Survey as technical issues continue to be

resolved. Updated attachments J-7 and J-17 highlight this amendment.

Previous versions have been deleted.



Update 27: 7/16/2012 - Amendment 0014 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting or Market Survey as technical issues continue to be

resolved. This amendment includes an important update to the the delivery

point/location for proposals.



Update 26: 7/11/2012 - Amendment 0013 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting or Market Survey as technical issues continue to be

resolved. Amendment includes final updates to J-7, J-17 and L-15 and

restatement of official proposal due date of 8 August 2012 at 1400 EST.



Update 25: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #4 (in response

to 6 July 2012 submissions) provided via previously identified FBO Special

Notice and Market Survey. Requisite amendments forthcoming. Question #8 is

an update to a response provided in Matrix #3 (Question 23).





Update 24: 7/9/2012 - Amendment 0012 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting or Market Survey as technical issues continue to be

resolved. As in the case of the original posting of J-18 (CoSC Master

Softwware

List), the updated version (rev 3) will be posted to the Technical Data

Repository (TDR) site by 12:00 pm EST on 10 July 2012.





Update 23: 7/9/2012 - Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #3 ( in response

to 6 July 2012 submissions) provided via previously identified FBO Special

Notice and Market Survey. Requisite amendments forthcoming.





Update 22: 7/6/2012 -The NGEN Program Office received a number of

additional industry questions after the 11 June 2012 deadline. In order to

process, answer and publish said questions and corresponding answers, the

bidders' questions submission deadline has been extended to 6 July 2012,

12:00 pm EST.



Update 21: 7/3/2012 - The Government has extended the proposal due date

from 18 July 2012 to 8 August 2012 (3 weeks) in support of recent

amendments to the RFP/Solicitation and unforeseen area events

(weather/power outages). All other guidance and parameters associated with

the RFP remain in effect.



Update 20: Note from the PCO: Unfortunately the Special Notice automatically

places the documents in alphabetical order. Refering to the Market Survey

MKTSVY-0BE756 (NGEN-Next Generation Enterprise Network RFP - Augmentation

Notice in Support of N00039-12-R-0009) where I am also posting the

documents, during this period of technical issues, may facilitate your

downloads

of new and/or updated documents. Each new document is captured under the

Amendment Summary Page.



Update 19: 6/28/2012 - Amendment 0011. See NGEN RFP Special Notice for

posting of new documents which include: Attachments J-7 and J-17, Updated

Sections B and C, PWS Sections 3.4, 3.3.1.1 and 3.3.17, CDRLs 012 and 058.

Again see the FBO Special Notice for the latest postings.



Update 18: 6/28/2012 - Update to Bidders' Questions and Answers Set #2

released on 22 June under Update 10. See Special Notice posting for

document.



Update 17: 6/28/2012 - Updated Baseline Description Report (CDRL A130)

reposted. Technical problems being experienced in opening original CDRL

A130. See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP Special Notice Posting for new A130 as

technical issues continue to be resolved on original solicitation site.



Update 16: 6/26/2012 - Amendment 0010 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting as technical issues continue to be resolved. As in the

case of the original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated

version (rev 2) is posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 15: 6/26/2012 - Amendment 0009 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting as technical issues continue to be resolved.



Update 14: 6/23/2012 - Using a Special Notice posted to FedBizOpps (FBO) to

publish

updates/amended documents while technical issues are being resolved.

A Special Notice (N00039_SNOTE_0004FCE2) is being used to augment

solicitation

N00039-12-R-0009 (NGEN RFP). There is a technical problem which is inhibiting

the

posting of all PWS updates associated with Amendment 0008 published on

6/22/2012

under Update 13.



The documents will be posted to the solicitation site upon resolution of the

technical

issues. However in order to facilitate the timely receipt of the recent PWS

changes by

interested parties, this Special Notice is being used as a temporary vehicle to

communicate those changes.



Please direct any comments or concerns directly to me.



Sincerely,

CDR John H. Windom

NGEN Contracting Officer:





Update 13: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0008;Note: PWS Section 3.4 updates

are still

being finalized and will posted in a follow-on amendment.



Update 12: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0007



Update 11: 06/22/2012 - Update to Bidders Questions and Answers Matrix #1

released under Update 3.



Update 10 - 06/22/2012 - Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #2 dated 22

June 2012 ( in response to 11 June 2012 submissions) provided below.

Requisite amendments forthcoming.



Update 9: Amendment 0006 - 06/22/2012; In addition v2.0 (latest update) to

the Marine Corps Information Technology Environment (MCITE), Enterprise

Service Desk (ESD), and Functional Requirements Documents (FRD) have been

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site. Link:



https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/Shared%20Documents/Forms/AllItems.aspx?RootFolder=%2fsites%

2fNEN%5fTXS%5fRFP%5fGOV%5fTECH%5fDOC%2fNGEN%5fTechnical%5fDATA%

2fShared%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20Documents%2fNGEN%

20Applicable%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20N00039%2d12%2dR%

2d0009%20Informational%

20Data&FolderCTID=0x0120004D69321EA554F54E945283C5830B63DE&View=%

7bCF9E9648%2d0743%2d41F3%2d91ED%2dAAAEA98AC31C%7d



Update 8: Amendment 0005 - 06/18/2012; Reminder- As in the case of the

original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated version is

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 7: Cover page (SF30) for Amendement 0002; Block 14: J-36 should

be identified as Key Personnel Qualifications vice USMC QASP. The actual

change associated with J-36 identified in the summary is correct. No new J-36

will be posted; see summary of changes for elements that have been revised.



Update 6: Amendment 0004 - 06/13/2012



Update 5: Amendment 0003 - 06/12/2012; Additionally, information in the

deleted J-45 being moved to the Technical Data Repository (TDR)



Update 4: Amendment 0002 - 06/11/2012



Update 3: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix provided below. Requisite

amendments forthcoming.



Update 2: Bidders' questions submisstion window extended from 23 May 2012

to 11 June 2012 at 1700. Please submit in accordance with orginal submission

guidance prescribed below.



Update 1: See Amendment 0001 & Related Attachments - 06/01/2012



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of the

Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #29 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Jul 16, 2012 10:01 amTrack Changes Update 27: 7/16/2012 - Amendment 0014 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP Special Notice Posting or Market Survey as technical issues continue to be

resolved. This amendment includes an important update to the the delivery

point/location for proposals.



Update 26: 7/11/2012 - Amendment 0013 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting or Market Survey as technical issues continue to be

resolved. Amendment includes final updates to J-7, J-17 and L-15 and

restatement of official proposal due date of 8 August 2012 at 1400 EST.



Update 25: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #4 (in response

to 6 July 2012 submissions) provided via previously identified FBO Special

Notice and Market Survey. Requisite amendments forthcoming. Question #8 is

an update to a response provided in Matrix #3 (Question 23).





Update 24: 7/9/2012 - Amendment 0012 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting or Market Survey as technical issues continue to be

resolved. As in the case of the original posting of J-18 (CoSC Master

Softwware

List), the updated version (rev 3) will be posted to the Technical Data

Repository (TDR) site by 12:00 pm EST on 10 July 2012.





Update 23: 7/9/2012 - Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #3 ( in response

to 6 July 2012 submissions) provided via previously identified FBO Special

Notice and Market Survey. Requisite amendments forthcoming.





Update 22: 7/6/2012 -The NGEN Program Office received a number of

additional industry questions after the 11 June 2012 deadline. In order to

process, answer and publish said questions and corresponding answers, the

bidders' questions submission deadline has been extended to 6 July 2012,

12:00 pm EST.



Update 21: 7/3/2012 - The Government has extended the proposal due date

from 18 July 2012 to 8 August 2012 (3 weeks) in support of recent

amendments to the RFP/Solicitation and unforeseen area events

(weather/power outages). All other guidance and parameters associated with

the RFP remain in effect.



Update 20: Note from the PCO: Unfortunately the Special Notice automatically

places the documents in alphabetical order. Refering to the Market Survey

MKTSVY-0BE756 (NGEN-Next Generation Enterprise Network RFP - Augmentation

Notice in Support of N00039-12-R-0009) where I am also posting the

documents, during this period of technical issues, may facilitate your

downloads

of new and/or updated documents. Each new document is captured under the

Amendment Summary Page.



Update 19: 6/28/2012 - Amendment 0011. See NGEN RFP Special Notice for

posting of new documents which include: Attachments J-7 and J-17, Updated

Sections B and C, PWS Sections 3.4, 3.3.1.1 and 3.3.17, CDRLs 012 and 058.

Again see the FBO Special Notice for the latest postings.



Update 18: 6/28/2012 - Update to Bidders' Questions and Answers Set #2

released on 22 June under Update 10. See Special Notice posting for

document.



Update 17: 6/28/2012 - Updated Baseline Description Report (CDRL A130)

reposted. Technical problems being experienced in opening original CDRL

A130. See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP Special Notice Posting for new A130 as

technical issues continue to be resolved on original solicitation site.



Update 16: 6/26/2012 - Amendment 0010 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting as technical issues continue to be resolved. As in the

case of the original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated

version (rev 2) is posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 15: 6/26/2012 - Amendment 0009 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting as technical issues continue to be resolved.



Update 14: 6/23/2012 - Using a Special Notice posted to FedBizOpps (FBO) to

publish

updates/amended documents while technical issues are being resolved.

A Special Notice (N00039_SNOTE_0004FCE2) is being used to augment

solicitation

N00039-12-R-0009 (NGEN RFP). There is a technical problem which is inhibiting

the

posting of all PWS updates associated with Amendment 0008 published on

6/22/2012

under Update 13.



The documents will be posted to the solicitation site upon resolution of the

technical

issues. However in order to facilitate the timely receipt of the recent PWS

changes by

interested parties, this Special Notice is being used as a temporary vehicle to

communicate those changes.



Please direct any comments or concerns directly to me.



Sincerely,

CDR John H. Windom

NGEN Contracting Officer:





Update 13: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0008;Note: PWS Section 3.4 updates

are still

being finalized and will posted in a follow-on amendment.



Update 12: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0007



Update 11: 06/22/2012 - Update to Bidders Questions and Answers Matrix #1

released under Update 3.



Update 10 - 06/22/2012 - Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #2 dated 22

June 2012 ( in response to 11 June 2012 submissions) provided below.

Requisite amendments forthcoming.



Update 9: Amendment 0006 - 06/22/2012; In addition v2.0 (latest update) to

the Marine Corps Information Technology Environment (MCITE), Enterprise

Service Desk (ESD), and Functional Requirements Documents (FRD) have been

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site. Link:



https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/Shared%20Documents/Forms/AllItems.aspx?RootFolder=%2fsites%

2fNEN%5fTXS%5fRFP%5fGOV%5fTECH%5fDOC%2fNGEN%5fTechnical%5fDATA%

2fShared%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20Documents%2fNGEN%

20Applicable%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20N00039%2d12%2dR%

2d0009%20Informational%

20Data&FolderCTID=0x0120004D69321EA554F54E945283C5830B63DE&View=%

7bCF9E9648%2d0743%2d41F3%2d91ED%2dAAAEA98AC31C%7d



Update 8: Amendment 0005 - 06/18/2012; Reminder- As in the case of the

original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated version is

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 7: Cover page (SF30) for Amendement 0002; Block 14: J-36 should

be identified as Key Personnel Qualifications vice USMC QASP. The actual

change associated with J-36 identified in the summary is correct. No new J-36

will be posted; see summary of changes for elements that have been revised.



Update 6: Amendment 0004 - 06/13/2012



Update 5: Amendment 0003 - 06/12/2012; Additionally, information in the

deleted J-45 being moved to the Technical Data Repository (TDR)



Update 4: Amendment 0002 - 06/11/2012



Update 3: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix provided below. Requisite

amendments forthcoming.



Update 2: Bidders' questions submisstion window extended from 23 May 2012

to 11 June 2012 at 1700. Please submit in accordance with orginal submission

guidance prescribed below.



Update 1: See Amendment 0001 & Related Attachments - 06/01/2012



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of the

Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #28 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Jul 11, 2012 4:43 pmTrack Changes Update 26: 7/11/2012 - Amendment 0013 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP Special Notice Posting or Market Survey as technical issues continue to be

resolved. Amendment includes final updates to J-7, J-17 and L-15 and

restatement of official proposal due date of 8 August 2012 at 1400 EST.



Update 25: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #4 (in response

to 6 July 2012 submissions) provided via previously identified FBO Special

Notice and Market Survey. Requisite amendments forthcoming. Question #8 is

an update to a response provided in Matrix #3 (Question 23).





Update 24: 7/9/2012 - Amendment 0012 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting or Market Survey as technical issues continue to be

resolved. As in the case of the original posting of J-18 (CoSC Master

Softwware

List), the updated version (rev 3) will be posted to the Technical Data

Repository (TDR) site by 12:00 pm EST on 10 July 2012.





Update 23: 7/9/2012 - Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #3 ( in response

to 6 July 2012 submissions) provided via previously identified FBO Special

Notice and Market Survey. Requisite amendments forthcoming.





Update 22: 7/6/2012 -The NGEN Program Office received a number of

additional industry questions after the 11 June 2012 deadline. In order to

process, answer and publish said questions and corresponding answers, the

bidders' questions submission deadline has been extended to 6 July 2012,

12:00 pm EST.



Update 21: 7/3/2012 - The Government has extended the proposal due date

from 18 July 2012 to 8 August 2012 (3 weeks) in support of recent

amendments to the RFP/Solicitation and unforeseen area events

(weather/power outages). All other guidance and parameters associated with

the RFP remain in effect.



Update 20: Note from the PCO: Unfortunately the Special Notice automatically

places the documents in alphabetical order. Refering to the Market Survey

MKTSVY-0BE756 (NGEN-Next Generation Enterprise Network RFP - Augmentation

Notice in Support of N00039-12-R-0009) where I am also posting the

documents, during this period of technical issues, may facilitate your

downloads

of new and/or updated documents. Each new document is captured under the

Amendment Summary Page.



Update 19: 6/28/2012 - Amendment 0011. See NGEN RFP Special Notice for

posting of new documents which include: Attachments J-7 and J-17, Updated

Sections B and C, PWS Sections 3.4, 3.3.1.1 and 3.3.17, CDRLs 012 and 058.

Again see the FBO Special Notice for the latest postings.



Update 18: 6/28/2012 - Update to Bidders' Questions and Answers Set #2

released on 22 June under Update 10. See Special Notice posting for

document.



Update 17: 6/28/2012 - Updated Baseline Description Report (CDRL A130)

reposted. Technical problems being experienced in opening original CDRL

A130. See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP Special Notice Posting for new A130 as

technical issues continue to be resolved on original solicitation site.



Update 16: 6/26/2012 - Amendment 0010 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting as technical issues continue to be resolved. As in the

case of the original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated

version (rev 2) is posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 15: 6/26/2012 - Amendment 0009 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting as technical issues continue to be resolved.



Update 14: 6/23/2012 - Using a Special Notice posted to FedBizOpps (FBO) to

publish

updates/amended documents while technical issues are being resolved.

A Special Notice (N00039_SNOTE_0004FCE2) is being used to augment

solicitation

N00039-12-R-0009 (NGEN RFP). There is a technical problem which is inhibiting

the

posting of all PWS updates associated with Amendment 0008 published on

6/22/2012

under Update 13.



The documents will be posted to the solicitation site upon resolution of the

technical

issues. However in order to facilitate the timely receipt of the recent PWS

changes by

interested parties, this Special Notice is being used as a temporary vehicle to

communicate those changes.



Please direct any comments or concerns directly to me.



Sincerely,

CDR John H. Windom

NGEN Contracting Officer:





Update 13: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0008;Note: PWS Section 3.4 updates

are still

being finalized and will posted in a follow-on amendment.



Update 12: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0007



Update 11: 06/22/2012 - Update to Bidders Questions and Answers Matrix #1

released under Update 3.



Update 10 - 06/22/2012 - Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #2 dated 22

June 2012 ( in response to 11 June 2012 submissions) provided below.

Requisite amendments forthcoming.



Update 9: Amendment 0006 - 06/22/2012; In addition v2.0 (latest update) to

the Marine Corps Information Technology Environment (MCITE), Enterprise

Service Desk (ESD), and Functional Requirements Documents (FRD) have been

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site. Link:



https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/Shared%20Documents/Forms/AllItems.aspx?RootFolder=%2fsites%

2fNEN%5fTXS%5fRFP%5fGOV%5fTECH%5fDOC%2fNGEN%5fTechnical%5fDATA%

2fShared%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20Documents%2fNGEN%

20Applicable%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20N00039%2d12%2dR%

2d0009%20Informational%

20Data&FolderCTID=0x0120004D69321EA554F54E945283C5830B63DE&View=%

7bCF9E9648%2d0743%2d41F3%2d91ED%2dAAAEA98AC31C%7d



Update 8: Amendment 0005 - 06/18/2012; Reminder- As in the case of the

original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated version is

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 7: Cover page (SF30) for Amendement 0002; Block 14: J-36 should

be identified as Key Personnel Qualifications vice USMC QASP. The actual

change associated with J-36 identified in the summary is correct. No new J-36

will be posted; see summary of changes for elements that have been revised.



Update 6: Amendment 0004 - 06/13/2012



Update 5: Amendment 0003 - 06/12/2012; Additionally, information in the

deleted J-45 being moved to the Technical Data Repository (TDR)



Update 4: Amendment 0002 - 06/11/2012



Update 3: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix provided below. Requisite

amendments forthcoming.



Update 2: Bidders' questions submisstion window extended from 23 May 2012

to 11 June 2012 at 1700. Please submit in accordance with orginal submission

guidance prescribed below.



Update 1: See Amendment 0001 & Related Attachments - 06/01/2012



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of the

Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #27 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Jul 10, 2012 2:05 pmTrack Changes Update 25: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #4 (in response to 6 July 2012 submissions) provided via previously identified FBO Special

Notice and Market Survey. Requisite amendments forthcoming. Question #8 is

an update to a response provided in Matrix #3 (Question 23).





Update 24: 7/9/2012 - Amendment 0012 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting or Market Survey as technical issues continue to be

resolved. As in the case of the original posting of J-18 (CoSC Master

Softwware

List), the updated version (rev 3) will be posted to the Technical Data

Repository (TDR) site by 12:00 pm EST on 10 July 2012.





Update 23: 7/9/2012 - Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #3 ( in response

to 6 July 2012 submissions) provided via previously identified FBO Special

Notice and Market Survey. Requisite amendments forthcoming.





Update 22: 7/6/2012 -The NGEN Program Office received a number of

additional industry questions after the 11 June 2012 deadline. In order to

process, answer and publish said questions and corresponding answers, the

bidders' questions submission deadline has been extended to 6 July 2012,

12:00 pm EST.



Update 21: 7/3/2012 - The Government has extended the proposal due date

from 18 July 2012 to 8 August 2012 (3 weeks) in support of recent

amendments to the RFP/Solicitation and unforeseen area events

(weather/power outages). All other guidance and parameters associated with

the RFP remain in effect.



Update 20: Note from the PCO: Unfortunately the Special Notice automatically

places the documents in alphabetical order. Refering to the Market Survey

MKTSVY-0BE756 (NGEN-Next Generation Enterprise Network RFP - Augmentation

Notice in Support of N00039-12-R-0009) where I am also posting the

documents, during this period of technical issues, may facilitate your

downloads

of new and/or updated documents. Each new document is captured under the

Amendment Summary Page.



Update 19: 6/28/2012 - Amendment 0011. See NGEN RFP Special Notice for

posting of new documents which include: Attachments J-7 and J-17, Updated

Sections B and C, PWS Sections 3.4, 3.3.1.1 and 3.3.17, CDRLs 012 and 058.

Again see the FBO Special Notice for the latest postings.



Update 18: 6/28/2012 - Update to Bidders' Questions and Answers Set #2

released on 22 June under Update 10. See Special Notice posting for

document.



Update 17: 6/28/2012 - Updated Baseline Description Report (CDRL A130)

reposted. Technical problems being experienced in opening original CDRL

A130. See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP Special Notice Posting for new A130 as

technical issues continue to be resolved on original solicitation site.



Update 16: 6/26/2012 - Amendment 0010 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting as technical issues continue to be resolved. As in the

case of the original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated

version (rev 2) is posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 15: 6/26/2012 - Amendment 0009 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting as technical issues continue to be resolved.



Update 14: 6/23/2012 - Using a Special Notice posted to FedBizOpps (FBO) to

publish

updates/amended documents while technical issues are being resolved.

A Special Notice (N00039_SNOTE_0004FCE2) is being used to augment

solicitation

N00039-12-R-0009 (NGEN RFP). There is a technical problem which is inhibiting

the

posting of all PWS updates associated with Amendment 0008 published on

6/22/2012

under Update 13.



The documents will be posted to the solicitation site upon resolution of the

technical

issues. However in order to facilitate the timely receipt of the recent PWS

changes by

interested parties, this Special Notice is being used as a temporary vehicle to

communicate those changes.



Please direct any comments or concerns directly to me.



Sincerely,

CDR John H. Windom

NGEN Contracting Officer:





Update 13: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0008;Note: PWS Section 3.4 updates

are still

being finalized and will posted in a follow-on amendment.



Update 12: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0007



Update 11: 06/22/2012 - Update to Bidders Questions and Answers Matrix #1

released under Update 3.



Update 10 - 06/22/2012 - Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #2 dated 22

June 2012 ( in response to 11 June 2012 submissions) provided below.

Requisite amendments forthcoming.



Update 9: Amendment 0006 - 06/22/2012; In addition v2.0 (latest update) to

the Marine Corps Information Technology Environment (MCITE), Enterprise

Service Desk (ESD), and Functional Requirements Documents (FRD) have been

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site. Link:



https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/Shared%20Documents/Forms/AllItems.aspx?RootFolder=%2fsites%

2fNEN%5fTXS%5fRFP%5fGOV%5fTECH%5fDOC%2fNGEN%5fTechnical%5fDATA%

2fShared%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20Documents%2fNGEN%

20Applicable%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20N00039%2d12%2dR%

2d0009%20Informational%

20Data&FolderCTID=0x0120004D69321EA554F54E945283C5830B63DE&View=%

7bCF9E9648%2d0743%2d41F3%2d91ED%2dAAAEA98AC31C%7d



Update 8: Amendment 0005 - 06/18/2012; Reminder- As in the case of the

original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated version is

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 7: Cover page (SF30) for Amendement 0002; Block 14: J-36 should

be identified as Key Personnel Qualifications vice USMC QASP. The actual

change associated with J-36 identified in the summary is correct. No new J-36

will be posted; see summary of changes for elements that have been revised.



Update 6: Amendment 0004 - 06/13/2012



Update 5: Amendment 0003 - 06/12/2012; Additionally, information in the

deleted J-45 being moved to the Technical Data Repository (TDR)



Update 4: Amendment 0002 - 06/11/2012



Update 3: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix provided below. Requisite

amendments forthcoming.



Update 2: Bidders' questions submisstion window extended from 23 May 2012

to 11 June 2012 at 1700. Please submit in accordance with orginal submission

guidance prescribed below.



Update 1: See Amendment 0001 & Related Attachments - 06/01/2012



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of the

Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #26 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Jul 09, 2012 5:40 pmTrack Changes Update 24: 7/9/2012 - Amendment 0012 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP Special Notice Posting or Market Survey as technical issues continue to be

resolved. As in the case of the original posting of J-18 (CoSC Master

Softwware

List), the updated version (rev 3) will be posted to the Technical Data

Repository (TDR) site by 12:00 pm EST on 10 July 2012.





Update 23: 7/9/2012 - Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #3 ( in response

to 6 July 2012 submissions) provided via previously identified FBO Special

Notice and Market Survey. Requisite amendments forthcoming.





Update 22: 7/6/2012 -The NGEN Program Office received a number of

additional industry questions after the 11 June 2012 deadline. In order to

process, answer and publish said questions and corresponding answers, the

bidders' questions submission deadline has been extended to 6 July 2012,

12:00 pm EST.



Update 21: 7/3/2012 - The Government has extended the proposal due date

from 18 July 2012 to 8 August 2012 (3 weeks) in support of recent

amendments to the RFP/Solicitation and unforeseen area events

(weather/power outages). All other guidance and parameters associated with

the RFP remain in effect.



Update 20: Note from the PCO: Unfortunately the Special Notice automatically

places the documents in alphabetical order. Refering to the Market Survey

MKTSVY-0BE756 (NGEN-Next Generation Enterprise Network RFP - Augmentation

Notice in Support of N00039-12-R-0009) where I am also posting the

documents, during this period of technical issues, may facilitate your

downloads

of new and/or updated documents. Each new document is captured under the

Amendment Summary Page.



Update 19: 6/28/2012 - Amendment 0011. See NGEN RFP Special Notice for

posting of new documents which include: Attachments J-7 and J-17, Updated

Sections B and C, PWS Sections 3.4, 3.3.1.1 and 3.3.17, CDRLs 012 and 058.

Again see the FBO Special Notice for the latest postings.



Update 18: 6/28/2012 - Update to Bidders' Questions and Answers Set #2

released on 22 June under Update 10. See Special Notice posting for

document.



Update 17: 6/28/2012 - Updated Baseline Description Report (CDRL A130)

reposted. Technical problems being experienced in opening original CDRL

A130. See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP Special Notice Posting for new A130 as

technical issues continue to be resolved on original solicitation site.



Update 16: 6/26/2012 - Amendment 0010 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting as technical issues continue to be resolved. As in the

case of the original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated

version (rev 2) is posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 15: 6/26/2012 - Amendment 0009 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting as technical issues continue to be resolved.



Update 14: 6/23/2012 - Using a Special Notice posted to FedBizOpps (FBO) to

publish

updates/amended documents while technical issues are being resolved.

A Special Notice (N00039_SNOTE_0004FCE2) is being used to augment

solicitation

N00039-12-R-0009 (NGEN RFP). There is a technical problem which is inhibiting

the

posting of all PWS updates associated with Amendment 0008 published on

6/22/2012

under Update 13.



The documents will be posted to the solicitation site upon resolution of the

technical

issues. However in order to facilitate the timely receipt of the recent PWS

changes by

interested parties, this Special Notice is being used as a temporary vehicle to

communicate those changes.



Please direct any comments or concerns directly to me.



Sincerely,

CDR John H. Windom

NGEN Contracting Officer:





Update 13: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0008;Note: PWS Section 3.4 updates

are still

being finalized and will posted in a follow-on amendment.



Update 12: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0007



Update 11: 06/22/2012 - Update to Bidders Questions and Answers Matrix #1

released under Update 3.



Update 10 - 06/22/2012 - Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #2 dated 22

June 2012 ( in response to 11 June 2012 submissions) provided below.

Requisite amendments forthcoming.



Update 9: Amendment 0006 - 06/22/2012; In addition v2.0 (latest update) to

the Marine Corps Information Technology Environment (MCITE), Enterprise

Service Desk (ESD), and Functional Requirements Documents (FRD) have been

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site. Link:



https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/Shared%20Documents/Forms/AllItems.aspx?RootFolder=%2fsites%

2fNEN%5fTXS%5fRFP%5fGOV%5fTECH%5fDOC%2fNGEN%5fTechnical%5fDATA%

2fShared%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20Documents%2fNGEN%

20Applicable%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20N00039%2d12%2dR%

2d0009%20Informational%

20Data&FolderCTID=0x0120004D69321EA554F54E945283C5830B63DE&View=%

7bCF9E9648%2d0743%2d41F3%2d91ED%2dAAAEA98AC31C%7d



Update 8: Amendment 0005 - 06/18/2012; Reminder- As in the case of the

original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated version is

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 7: Cover page (SF30) for Amendement 0002; Block 14: J-36 should

be identified as Key Personnel Qualifications vice USMC QASP. The actual

change associated with J-36 identified in the summary is correct. No new J-36

will be posted; see summary of changes for elements that have been revised.



Update 6: Amendment 0004 - 06/13/2012



Update 5: Amendment 0003 - 06/12/2012; Additionally, information in the

deleted J-45 being moved to the Technical Data Repository (TDR)



Update 4: Amendment 0002 - 06/11/2012



Update 3: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix provided below. Requisite

amendments forthcoming.



Update 2: Bidders' questions submisstion window extended from 23 May 2012

to 11 June 2012 at 1700. Please submit in accordance with orginal submission

guidance prescribed below.



Update 1: See Amendment 0001 & Related Attachments - 06/01/2012



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of the

Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #25 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Jul 09, 2012 12:06 pmTrack Changes Update 23: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #3 ( in response to 6 July 2012 submissions) provided via previously identified FBO Special Notice and

Market Survey. Requisite amendments forthcoming.





Update 22: The NGEN Program Office received a number of additional industry

questions after the 11 June 2012 deadline. In order to process, answer and

publish said questions and corresponding answers, the bidders' questions

submission deadline has been extended to 6 July 2012, 12:00 pm EST.



Update 21: The Government has extended the proposal due date from 18 July

2012 to 8 August 2012 (3 weeks) in support of recent amendments to the

RFP/Solicitation and unforeseen area events (weather/power outages). All

other guidance and parameters associated with the RFP remain in effect.



Update 20: Note from the PCO: Unfortunately the Special Notice automatically

places the documents in alphabetical order. Refering to the Market Survey

MKTSVY-0BE756 (NGEN-Next Generation Enterprise Network RFP - Augmentation

Notice in Support of N00039-12-R-0009) where I am also posting the

documents, during this period of technical issues, may facilitate your

downloads

of new and/or updated documents. Each new document is captured under the

Amendment Summary Page.



Update 19: 6/28/2012 - Amendment 0011. See NGEN RFP Special Notice for

posting of new documents which include: Attachments J-7 and J-17, Updated

Sections B and C, PWS Sections 3.4, 3.3.1.1 and 3.3.17, CDRLs 012 and 058.

Again see the FBO Special Notice for the latest postings.



Update 18: 6/28/2012 - Update to Bidders' Questions and Answers Set #2

released on 22 June under Update 10. See Special Notice posting for

document.



Update 17: 6/28/2012 - Updated Baseline Description Report (CDRL A130)

reposted. Technical problems being experienced in opening original CDRL

A130. See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP Special Notice Posting for new A130 as

technical issues continue to be resolved on original solicitation site.



Update 16: 6/26/2012 - Amendment 0010 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting as technical issues continue to be resolved. As in the

case of the original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated

version (rev 2) is posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 15: 6/26/2012 - Amendment 0009 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting as technical issues continue to be resolved.



Update 14: 6/23/2012 - Using a Special Notice posted to FedBizOpps (FBO) to

publish

updates/amended documents while technical issues are being resolved.

A Special Notice (N00039_SNOTE_0004FCE2) is being used to augment

solicitation

N00039-12-R-0009 (NGEN RFP). There is a technical problem which is inhibiting

the

posting of all PWS updates associated with Amendment 0008 published on

6/22/2012

under Update 13.



The documents will be posted to the solicitation site upon resolution of the

technical

issues. However in order to facilitate the timely receipt of the recent PWS

changes by

interested parties, this Special Notice is being used as a temporary vehicle to

communicate those changes.



Please direct any comments or concerns directly to me.



Sincerely,

CDR John H. Windom

NGEN Contracting Officer:





Update 13: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0008;Note: PWS Section 3.4 updates

are still

being finalized and will posted in a follow-on amendment.



Update 12: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0007



Update 11: 06/22/2012 - Update to Bidders Questions and Answers Matrix #1

released under Update 3.



Update 10 - 06/22/2012 - Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #2 dated 22

June 2012 ( in response to 11 June 2012 submissions) provided below.

Requisite amendments forthcoming.



Update 9: Amendment 0006 - 06/22/2012; In addition v2.0 (latest update) to

the Marine Corps Information Technology Environment (MCITE), Enterprise

Service Desk (ESD), and Functional Requirements Documents (FRD) have been

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site. Link:



https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/Shared%20Documents/Forms/AllItems.aspx?RootFolder=%2fsites%

2fNEN%5fTXS%5fRFP%5fGOV%5fTECH%5fDOC%2fNGEN%5fTechnical%5fDATA%

2fShared%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20Documents%2fNGEN%

20Applicable%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20N00039%2d12%2dR%

2d0009%20Informational%

20Data&FolderCTID=0x0120004D69321EA554F54E945283C5830B63DE&View=%

7bCF9E9648%2d0743%2d41F3%2d91ED%2dAAAEA98AC31C%7d



Update 8: Amendment 0005 - 06/18/2012; Reminder- As in the case of the

original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated version is

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 7: Cover page (SF30) for Amendement 0002; Block 14: J-36 should

be identified as Key Personnel Qualifications vice USMC QASP. The actual

change associated with J-36 identified in the summary is correct. No new J-36

will be posted; see summary of changes for elements that have been revised.



Update 6: Amendment 0004 - 06/13/2012



Update 5: Amendment 0003 - 06/12/2012; Additionally, information in the

deleted J-45 being moved to the Technical Data Repository (TDR)



Update 4: Amendment 0002 - 06/11/2012



Update 3: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix provided below. Requisite

amendments forthcoming.



Update 2: Bidders' questions submisstion window extended from 23 May 2012

to 11 June 2012 at 1700. Please submit in accordance with orginal submission

guidance prescribed below.



Update 1: See Amendment 0001 & Related Attachments - 06/01/2012



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of the

Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #24 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Jul 04, 2012 10:51 amTrack Changes Update 21: The Government has extended the proposal due date from 18 July 2012 to 8 August 2012 (3 weeks) in support of recent amendments to the

RFP/Solicitation and unforeseen area events (weather/power outages). All

other guidance and parameters associated with the RFP remain in effect.



Update 20: Note from the PCO: Unfortunately the Special Notice automatically

places the documents in alphabetical order. Refering to the Market Survey

MKTSVY-0BE756 (NGEN-Next Generation Enterprise Network RFP - Augmentation

Notice in Support of N00039-12-R-0009) where I am also posting the

documents, during this period of technical issues, may facilitate your

downloads

of new and/or updated documents. Each new document is captured under the

Amendment Summary Page.



Update 19: 6/28/2012 - Amendment 0011. See NGEN RFP Special Notice for

posting of new documents which include: Attachments J-7 and J-17, Updated

Sections B and C, PWS Sections 3.4, 3.3.1.1 and 3.3.17, CDRLs 012 and 058.

Again see the FBO Special Notice for the latest postings.



Update 18: 6/28/2012 - Update to Bidders' Questions and Answers Set #2

released on 22 June under Update 10. See Special Notice posting for

document.



Update 17: 6/28/2012 - Updated Baseline Description Report (CDRL A130)

reposted. Technical problems being experienced in opening original CDRL

A130. See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP Special Notice Posting for new A130 as

technical issues continue to be resolved on original solicitation site.



Update 16: 6/26/2012 - Amendment 0010 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting as technical issues continue to be resolved. As in the

case of the original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated

version (rev 2) is posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 15: 6/26/2012 - Amendment 0009 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting as technical issues continue to be resolved.



Update 14: 6/23/2012 - Using a Special Notice posted to FedBizOpps (FBO) to

publish

updates/amended documents while technical issues are being resolved.

A Special Notice (N00039_SNOTE_0004FCE2) is being used to augment

solicitation

N00039-12-R-0009 (NGEN RFP). There is a technical problem which is inhibiting

the

posting of all PWS updates associated with Amendment 0008 published on

6/22/2012

under Update 13.



The documents will be posted to the solicitation site upon resolution of the

technical

issues. However in order to facilitate the timely receipt of the recent PWS

changes by

interested parties, this Special Notice is being used as a temporary vehicle to

communicate those changes.



Please direct any comments or concerns directly to me.



Sincerely,

CDR John H. Windom

NGEN Contracting Officer:





Update 13: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0008;Note: PWS Section 3.4 updates

are still

being finalized and will posted in a follow-on amendment.



Update 12: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0007



Update 11: 06/22/2012 - Update to Bidders Questions and Answers Matrix #1

released under Update 3.



Update 10 - 06/22/2012 - Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #2 dated 22

June 2012 ( in response to 11 June 2012 submissions) provided below.

Requisite amendments forthcoming.



Update 9: Amendment 0006 - 06/22/2012; In addition v2.0 (latest update) to

the Marine Corps Information Technology Environment (MCITE), Enterprise

Service Desk (ESD), and Functional Requirements Documents (FRD) have been

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site. Link:



https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/Shared%20Documents/Forms/AllItems.aspx?RootFolder=%2fsites%

2fNEN%5fTXS%5fRFP%5fGOV%5fTECH%5fDOC%2fNGEN%5fTechnical%5fDATA%

2fShared%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20Documents%2fNGEN%

20Applicable%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20N00039%2d12%2dR%

2d0009%20Informational%

20Data&FolderCTID=0x0120004D69321EA554F54E945283C5830B63DE&View=%

7bCF9E9648%2d0743%2d41F3%2d91ED%2dAAAEA98AC31C%7d



Update 8: Amendment 0005 - 06/18/2012; Reminder- As in the case of the

original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated version is

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 7: Cover page (SF30) for Amendement 0002; Block 14: J-36 should

be identified as Key Personnel Qualifications vice USMC QASP. The actual

change associated with J-36 identified in the summary is correct. No new J-36

will be posted; see summary of changes for elements that have been revised.



Update 6: Amendment 0004 - 06/13/2012



Update 5: Amendment 0003 - 06/12/2012; Additionally, information in the

deleted J-45 being moved to the Technical Data Repository (TDR)



Update 4: Amendment 0002 - 06/11/2012



Update 3: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix provided below. Requisite

amendments forthcoming.



Update 2: Bidders' questions submisstion window extended from 23 May 2012

to 11 June 2012 at 1700. Please submit in accordance with orginal submission

guidance prescribed below.



Update 1: See Amendment 0001 & Related Attachments - 06/01/2012



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of the

Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #23 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Jun 28, 2012 6:11 pmTrack Changes Update 20: Note from the PCO: Unfortunately the Special Notice automatically places the documents in alphabetical order. Refering to the Market Survey

MKTSVY-0BE756 (NGEN-Next Generation Enterprise Network RFP - Augmentation

Notice in Support of N00039-12-R-0009) where I am also posting the

documents, during this period of technical issues, may facilitate your

downloads

of new and/or updated documents. Each new document is captured under the

Amendment Summary Page.



Update 19: 6/28/2012 - Amendment 0011. See NGEN RFP Special Notice for

posting of new documents which include: Attachments J-7 and J-17, Updated

Sections B and C, PWS Sections 3.4, 3.3.1.1 and 3.3.17, CDRLs 012 and 058.

Again see the FBO Special Notice for the latest postings.



Update 18: 6/28/2012 - Update to Bidders' Questions and Answers Set #2

released on 22 June under Update 10. See Special Notice posting for

document.



Update 17: 6/28/2012 - Updated Baseline Description Report (CDRL A130)

reposted. Technical problems being experienced in opening original CDRL

A130. See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP Special Notice Posting for new A130 as

technical issues continue to be resolved on original solicitation site.



Update 16: 6/26/2012 - Amendment 0010 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting as technical issues continue to be resolved. As in the

case of the original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated

version (rev 2) is posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 15: 6/26/2012 - Amendment 0009 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting as technical issues continue to be resolved.



Update 14: 6/23/2012 - Using a Special Notice posted to FedBizOpps (FBO) to

publish

updates/amended documents while technical issues are being resolved.

A Special Notice (N00039_SNOTE_0004FCE2) is being used to augment

solicitation

N00039-12-R-0009 (NGEN RFP). There is a technical problem which is inhibiting

the

posting of all PWS updates associated with Amendment 0008 published on

6/22/2012

under Update 13.



The documents will be posted to the solicitation site upon resolution of the

technical

issues. However in order to facilitate the timely receipt of the recent PWS

changes by

interested parties, this Special Notice is being used as a temporary vehicle to

communicate those changes.



Please direct any comments or concerns directly to me.



Sincerely,

CDR John H. Windom

NGEN Contracting Officer:





Update 13: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0008;Note: PWS Section 3.4 updates

are still

being finalized and will posted in a follow-on amendment.



Update 12: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0007



Update 11: 06/22/2012 - Update to Bidders Questions and Answers Matrix #1

released under Update 3.



Update 10 - 06/22/2012 - Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #2 dated 22

June 2012 ( in response to 11 June 2012 submissions) provided below.

Requisite amendments forthcoming.



Update 9: Amendment 0006 - 06/22/2012; In addition v2.0 (latest update) to

the Marine Corps Information Technology Environment (MCITE), Enterprise

Service Desk (ESD), and Functional Requirements Documents (FRD) have been

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site. Link:



https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/Shared%20Documents/Forms/AllItems.aspx?RootFolder=%2fsites%

2fNEN%5fTXS%5fRFP%5fGOV%5fTECH%5fDOC%2fNGEN%5fTechnical%5fDATA%

2fShared%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20Documents%2fNGEN%

20Applicable%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20N00039%2d12%2dR%

2d0009%20Informational%

20Data&FolderCTID=0x0120004D69321EA554F54E945283C5830B63DE&View=%

7bCF9E9648%2d0743%2d41F3%2d91ED%2dAAAEA98AC31C%7d



Update 8: Amendment 0005 - 06/18/2012; Reminder- As in the case of the

original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated version is

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 7: Cover page (SF30) for Amendement 0002; Block 14: J-36 should

be identified as Key Personnel Qualifications vice USMC QASP. The actual

change associated with J-36 identified in the summary is correct. No new J-36

will be posted; see summary of changes for elements that have been revised.



Update 6: Amendment 0004 - 06/13/2012



Update 5: Amendment 0003 - 06/12/2012; Additionally, information in the

deleted J-45 being moved to the Technical Data Repository (TDR)



Update 4: Amendment 0002 - 06/11/2012



Update 3: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix provided below. Requisite

amendments forthcoming.



Update 2: Bidders' questions submisstion window extended from 23 May 2012

to 11 June 2012 at 1700. Please submit in accordance with orginal submission

guidance prescribed below.



Update 1: See Amendment 0001 & Related Attachments - 06/01/2012



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of the

Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #22 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Jun 28, 2012 5:53 pmTrack Changes Update 19: 6/28/2012 - Amendment 0011. See NGEN RFP Special Notice for posting of new documents which include: Attachments J-7 and J-17, Updated

Sections B and C, PWS Sections 3.4, 3.3.1.1 and 3.3.17, CDRLs 012 and 058.

Again see the FBO Special Notice for the latest postings.



Update 18: 6/28/2012 - Update to Bidders' Questions and Answers Set #2

released on 22 June under Update 10. See Special Notice posting for

document.



Update 17: 6/28/2012 - Updated Baseline Description Report (CDRL A130)

reposted. Technical problems being experienced in opening original CDRL

A130. See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP Special Notice Posting for new A130 as

technical issues continue to be resolved on original solicitation site.



Update 16: 6/26/2012 - Amendment 0010 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting as technical issues continue to be resolved. As in the

case of the original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated

version (rev 2) is posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 15: 6/26/2012 - Amendment 0009 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting as technical issues continue to be resolved.



Update 14: 6/23/2012 - Using a Special Notice posted to FedBizOpps (FBO) to

publish

updates/amended documents while technical issues are being resolved.

A Special Notice (N00039_SNOTE_0004FCE2) is being used to augment

solicitation

N00039-12-R-0009 (NGEN RFP). There is a technical problem which is inhibiting

the

posting of all PWS updates associated with Amendment 0008 published on

6/22/2012

under Update 13.



The documents will be posted to the solicitation site upon resolution of the

technical

issues. However in order to facilitate the timely receipt of the recent PWS

changes by

interested parties, this Special Notice is being used as a temporary vehicle to

communicate those changes.



Please direct any comments or concerns directly to me.



Sincerely,

CDR John H. Windom

NGEN Contracting Officer:





Update 13: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0008;Note: PWS Section 3.4 updates

are still

being finalized and will posted in a follow-on amendment.



Update 12: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0007



Update 11: 06/22/2012 - Update to Bidders Questions and Answers Matrix #1

released under Update 3.



Update 10 - 06/22/2012 - Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #2 dated 22

June 2012 ( in response to 11 June 2012 submissions) provided below.

Requisite amendments forthcoming.



Update 9: Amendment 0006 - 06/22/2012; In addition v2.0 (latest update) to

the Marine Corps Information Technology Environment (MCITE), Enterprise

Service Desk (ESD), and Functional Requirements Documents (FRD) have been

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site. Link:



https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/Shared%20Documents/Forms/AllItems.aspx?RootFolder=%2fsites%

2fNEN%5fTXS%5fRFP%5fGOV%5fTECH%5fDOC%2fNGEN%5fTechnical%5fDATA%

2fShared%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20Documents%2fNGEN%

20Applicable%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20N00039%2d12%2dR%

2d0009%20Informational%

20Data&FolderCTID=0x0120004D69321EA554F54E945283C5830B63DE&View=%

7bCF9E9648%2d0743%2d41F3%2d91ED%2dAAAEA98AC31C%7d



Update 8: Amendment 0005 - 06/18/2012; Reminder- As in the case of the

original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated version is

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 7: Cover page (SF30) for Amendement 0002; Block 14: J-36 should

be identified as Key Personnel Qualifications vice USMC QASP. The actual

change associated with J-36 identified in the summary is correct. No new J-36

will be posted; see summary of changes for elements that have been revised.



Update 6: Amendment 0004 - 06/13/2012



Update 5: Amendment 0003 - 06/12/2012; Additionally, information in the

deleted J-45 being moved to the Technical Data Repository (TDR)



Update 4: Amendment 0002 - 06/11/2012



Update 3: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix provided below. Requisite

amendments forthcoming.



Update 2: Bidders' questions submisstion window extended from 23 May 2012

to 11 June 2012 at 1700. Please submit in accordance with orginal submission

guidance prescribed below.



Update 1: See Amendment 0001 & Related Attachments - 06/01/2012



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of the

Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #21 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Jun 28, 2012 10:49 amTrack Changes Update 17: 6/28/2012 - Updated Baseline Description Report (CDRL A130) reposted. Technical problems being experienced in opening original CDRL

A130. See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP Special Notice Posting for new A130 as

technical issues continue to be resolved on original solicitation site.



Update 16: 6/26/2012 - Amendment 0010 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting as technical issues continue to be resolved. As in the

case of the original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated

version (rev 2) is posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 15: 6/26/2012 - Amendment 0009 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting as technical issues continue to be resolved.



Update 14: 6/23/2012 - Using a Special Notice posted to FedBizOpps (FBO) to

publish

updates/amended documents while technical issues are being resolved.

A Special Notice (N00039_SNOTE_0004FCE2) is being used to augment

solicitation

N00039-12-R-0009 (NGEN RFP). There is a technical problem which is inhibiting

the

posting of all PWS updates associated with Amendment 0008 published on

6/22/2012

under Update 13.



The documents will be posted to the solicitation site upon resolution of the

technical

issues. However in order to facilitate the timely receipt of the recent PWS

changes by

interested parties, this Special Notice is being used as a temporary vehicle to

communicate those changes.



Please direct any comments or concerns directly to me.



Sincerely,

CDR John H. Windom

NGEN Contracting Officer:





Update 13: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0008;Note: PWS Section 3.4 updates

are still

being finalized and will posted in a follow-on amendment.



Update 12: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0007



Update 11: 06/22/2012 - Update to Bidders Questions and Answers Matrix #1

released under Update 3.



Update 10 - 06/22/2012 - Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #2 dated 22

June 2012 ( in response to 11 June 2012 submissions) provided below.

Requisite amendments forthcoming.



Update 9: Amendment 0006 - 06/22/2012; In addition v2.0 (latest update) to

the Marine Corps Information Technology Environment (MCITE), Enterprise

Service Desk (ESD), and Functional Requirements Documents (FRD) have been

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site. Link:



https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/Shared%20Documents/Forms/AllItems.aspx?RootFolder=%2fsites%

2fNEN%5fTXS%5fRFP%5fGOV%5fTECH%5fDOC%2fNGEN%5fTechnical%5fDATA%

2fShared%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20Documents%2fNGEN%

20Applicable%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20N00039%2d12%2dR%

2d0009%20Informational%

20Data&FolderCTID=0x0120004D69321EA554F54E945283C5830B63DE&View=%

7bCF9E9648%2d0743%2d41F3%2d91ED%2dAAAEA98AC31C%7d



Update 8: Amendment 0005 - 06/18/2012; Reminder- As in the case of the

original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated version is

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 7: Cover page (SF30) for Amendement 0002; Block 14: J-36 should

be identified as Key Personnel Qualifications vice USMC QASP. The actual

change associated with J-36 identified in the summary is correct. No new J-36

will be posted; see summary of changes for elements that have been revised.



Update 6: Amendment 0004 - 06/13/2012



Update 5: Amendment 0003 - 06/12/2012; Additionally, information in the

deleted J-45 being moved to the Technical Data Repository (TDR)



Update 4: Amendment 0002 - 06/11/2012



Update 3: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix provided below. Requisite

amendments forthcoming.



Update 2: Bidders' questions submisstion window extended from 23 May 2012

to 11 June 2012 at 1700. Please submit in accordance with orginal submission

guidance prescribed below.



Update 1: See Amendment 0001 & Related Attachments - 06/01/2012



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of the

Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #20 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Jun 26, 2012 4:49 pmTrack Changes Update 16: 6/26/2012 - Amendment 0010 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP Special Notice Posting as technical issues continue to be resolved. As in the

case of the original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated

version (rev 2) is posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 15: 6/26/2012 - Amendment 0009 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP

Special Notice Posting as technical issues continue to be resolved.



Update 14: 6/23/2012 - Using a Special Notice posted to FedBizOpps (FBO) to

publish

updates/amended documents while technical issues are being resolved.

A Special Notice (N00039_SNOTE_0004FCE2) is being used to augment

solicitation

N00039-12-R-0009 (NGEN RFP). There is a technical problem which is inhibiting

the

posting of all PWS updates associated with Amendment 0008 published on

6/22/2012

under Update 13.



The documents will be posted to the solicitation site upon resolution of the

technical

issues. However in order to facilitate the timely receipt of the recent PWS

changes by

interested parties, this Special Notice is being used as a temporary vehicle to

communicate those changes.



Please direct any comments or concerns directly to me.



Sincerely,

CDR John H. Windom

NGEN Contracting Officer:





Update 13: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0008;Note: PWS Section 3.4 updates

are still

being finalized and will posted in a follow-on amendment.



Update 12: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0007



Update 11: 06/22/2012 - Update to Bidders Questions and Answers Matrix #1

released under Update 3.



Update 10 - 06/22/2012 - Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #2 dated 22

June 2012 ( in response to 11 June 2012 submissions) provided below.

Requisite amendments forthcoming.



Update 9: Amendment 0006 - 06/22/2012; In addition v2.0 (latest update) to

the Marine Corps Information Technology Environment (MCITE), Enterprise

Service Desk (ESD), and Functional Requirements Documents (FRD) have been

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site. Link:



https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/Shared%20Documents/Forms/AllItems.aspx?RootFolder=%2fsites%

2fNEN%5fTXS%5fRFP%5fGOV%5fTECH%5fDOC%2fNGEN%5fTechnical%5fDATA%

2fShared%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20Documents%2fNGEN%

20Applicable%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20N00039%2d12%2dR%

2d0009%20Informational%

20Data&FolderCTID=0x0120004D69321EA554F54E945283C5830B63DE&View=%

7bCF9E9648%2d0743%2d41F3%2d91ED%2dAAAEA98AC31C%7d



Update 8: Amendment 0005 - 06/18/2012; Reminder- As in the case of the

original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated version is

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 7: Cover page (SF30) for Amendement 0002; Block 14: J-36 should

be identified as Key Personnel Qualifications vice USMC QASP. The actual

change associated with J-36 identified in the summary is correct. No new J-36

will be posted; see summary of changes for elements that have been revised.



Update 6: Amendment 0004 - 06/13/2012



Update 5: Amendment 0003 - 06/12/2012; Additionally, information in the

deleted J-45 being moved to the Technical Data Repository (TDR)



Update 4: Amendment 0002 - 06/11/2012



Update 3: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix provided below. Requisite

amendments forthcoming.



Update 2: Bidders' questions submisstion window extended from 23 May 2012

to 11 June 2012 at 1700. Please submit in accordance with orginal submission

guidance prescribed below.



Update 1: See Amendment 0001 & Related Attachments - 06/01/2012



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of the

Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #19 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Jun 26, 2012 9:53 amTrack Changes Update 15: 6/26/2012 - Amendment 0009 - See FedBizOpps (FBO) NGEN RFP Special Notice Posting as technical issues continue to be resolved.



Update 14: 6/23/2012 - Using a Special Notice posted to FedBizOpps (FBO) to

publish

updates/amended documents while technical issues are being resolved.

A Special Notice (N00039_SNOTE_0004FCE2) is being used to augment

solicitation

N00039-12-R-0009 (NGEN RFP). There is a technical problem which is inhibiting

the

posting of all PWS updates associated with Amendment 0008 published on

6/22/2012

under Update 13.



The documents will be posted to the solicitation site upon resolution of the

technical

issues. However in order to facilitate the timely receipt of the recent PWS

changes by

interested parties, this Special Notice is being used as a temporary vehicle to

communicate those changes.



Please direct any comments or concerns directly to me.



Sincerely,

CDR John H. Windom

NGEN Contracting Officer:





Update 13: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0008;Note: PWS Section 3.4 updates

are still

being finalized and will posted in a follow-on amendment.



Update 12: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0007



Update 11: 06/22/2012 - Update to Bidders Questions and Answers Matrix #1

released under Update 3.



Update 10 - 06/22/2012 - Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #2 dated 22

June 2012 ( in response to 11 June 2012 submissions) provided below.

Requisite amendments forthcoming.



Update 9: Amendment 0006 - 06/22/2012; In addition v2.0 (latest update) to

the Marine Corps Information Technology Environment (MCITE), Enterprise

Service Desk (ESD), and Functional Requirements Documents (FRD) have been

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site. Link:



https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/Shared%20Documents/Forms/AllItems.aspx?RootFolder=%2fsites%

2fNEN%5fTXS%5fRFP%5fGOV%5fTECH%5fDOC%2fNGEN%5fTechnical%5fDATA%

2fShared%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20Documents%2fNGEN%

20Applicable%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20N00039%2d12%2dR%

2d0009%20Informational%

20Data&FolderCTID=0x0120004D69321EA554F54E945283C5830B63DE&View=%

7bCF9E9648%2d0743%2d41F3%2d91ED%2dAAAEA98AC31C%7d



Update 8: Amendment 0005 - 06/18/2012; Reminder- As in the case of the

original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated version is

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 7: Cover page (SF30) for Amendement 0002; Block 14: J-36 should

be identified as Key Personnel Qualifications vice USMC QASP. The actual

change associated with J-36 identified in the summary is correct. No new J-36

will be posted; see summary of changes for elements that have been revised.



Update 6: Amendment 0004 - 06/13/2012



Update 5: Amendment 0003 - 06/12/2012; Additionally, information in the

deleted J-45 being moved to the Technical Data Repository (TDR)



Update 4: Amendment 0002 - 06/11/2012



Update 3: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix provided below. Requisite

amendments forthcoming.



Update 2: Bidders' questions submisstion window extended from 23 May 2012

to 11 June 2012 at 1700. Please submit in accordance with orginal submission

guidance prescribed below.



Update 1: See Amendment 0001 & Related Attachments - 06/01/2012



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of the

Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #18 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Jun 23, 2012 11:19 pmTrack Changes Update 14: 6/23/2012 - Using a Special Notice posted to FedBizOpps (FBO) to publish

updates/amended documents while technical issues are being resolved.

A Special Notice (N00039_SNOTE_0004FCE2) is being used to augment solicitation

N00039-12-R-0009 (NGEN RFP). There is a technical problem which is inhibiting

the

posting of all PWS updates associated with Amendment 0008 published on

6/22/2012

under Update 13.



The documents will be posted to the solicitation site upon resolution of the

technical

issues. However in order to facilitate the timely receipt of the recent PWS

changes by

interested parties, this Special Notice is being used as a temporary vehicle to

communicate those changes.



Please direct any comments or concerns directly to me.



Sincerely,

CDR John H. Windom

NGEN Contracting Officer:





Update 13: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0008;Note: PWS Section 3.4 updates are still

being finalized and will posted in a follow-on amendment.



Update 12: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0007



Update 11: 06/22/2012 - Update to Bidders Questions and Answers Matrix #1

released under Update 3.



Update 10 - 06/22/2012 - Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #2 dated 22

June 2012 ( in response to 11 June 2012 submissions) provided below.

Requisite amendments forthcoming.



Update 9: Amendment 0006 - 06/22/2012; In addition v2.0 (latest update) to

the Marine Corps Information Technology Environment (MCITE), Enterprise

Service Desk (ESD), and Functional Requirements Documents (FRD) have been

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site. Link:



https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/Shared%20Documents/Forms/AllItems.aspx?RootFolder=%2fsites%

2fNEN%5fTXS%5fRFP%5fGOV%5fTECH%5fDOC%2fNGEN%5fTechnical%5fDATA%

2fShared%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20Documents%2fNGEN%

20Applicable%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20N00039%2d12%2dR%

2d0009%20Informational%

20Data&FolderCTID=0x0120004D69321EA554F54E945283C5830B63DE&View=%

7bCF9E9648%2d0743%2d41F3%2d91ED%2dAAAEA98AC31C%7d



Update 8: Amendment 0005 - 06/18/2012; Reminder- As in the case of the

original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated version is

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 7: Cover page (SF30) for Amendement 0002; Block 14: J-36 should

be identified as Key Personnel Qualifications vice USMC QASP. The actual

change associated with J-36 identified in the summary is correct. No new J-36

will be posted; see summary of changes for elements that have been revised.



Update 6: Amendment 0004 - 06/13/2012



Update 5: Amendment 0003 - 06/12/2012; Additionally, information in the

deleted J-45 being moved to the Technical Data Repository (TDR)



Update 4: Amendment 0002 - 06/11/2012



Update 3: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix provided below. Requisite

amendments forthcoming.



Update 2: Bidders' questions submisstion window extended from 23 May 2012

to 11 June 2012 at 1700. Please submit in accordance with orginal submission

guidance prescribed below.



Update 1: See Amendment 0001 & Related Attachments - 06/01/2012



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of the

Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #17 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Jun 22, 2012 3:12 pmTrack Changes Update 12: 06/22/2012 - Amendment 0007

Update 11: 06/22/2012 - Update to Bidders Questions and Answers Matrix #1

released under Update 3.



Update 10 - 06/22/2012 - Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #2 dated 22

June 2012 ( in response to 11 June 2012 submissions) provided below.

Requisite amendments forthcoming.



Update 9: Amendment 0006 - 06/22/2012; In addition v2.0 (latest update) to

the Marine Corps Information Technology Environment (MCITE), Enterprise

Service Desk (ESD), and Functional Requirements Documents (FRD) have been

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site. Link:



https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/Shared%20Documents/Forms/AllItems.aspx?RootFolder=%2fsites%

2fNEN%5fTXS%5fRFP%5fGOV%5fTECH%5fDOC%2fNGEN%5fTechnical%5fDATA%

2fShared%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20Documents%2fNGEN%

20Applicable%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20N00039%2d12%2dR%

2d0009%20Informational%

20Data&FolderCTID=0x0120004D69321EA554F54E945283C5830B63DE&View=%

7bCF9E9648%2d0743%2d41F3%2d91ED%2dAAAEA98AC31C%7d



Update 8: Amendment 0005 - 06/18/2012; Reminder- As in the case of the

original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated version is

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 7: Cover page (SF30) for Amendement 0002; Block 14: J-36 should

be identified as Key Personnel Qualifications vice USMC QASP. The actual

change associated with J-36 identified in the summary is correct. No new J-36

will be posted; see summary of changes for elements that have been revised.



Update 6: Amendment 0004 - 06/13/2012



Update 5: Amendment 0003 - 06/12/2012; Additionally, information in the

deleted J-45 being moved to the Technical Data Repository (TDR)



Update 4: Amendment 0002 - 06/11/2012



Update 3: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix provided below. Requisite

amendments forthcoming.



Update 2: Bidders' questions submisstion window extended from 23 May 2012

to 11 June 2012 at 1700. Please submit in accordance with orginal submission

guidance prescribed below.



Update 1: See Amendment 0001 & Related Attachments - 06/01/2012



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of the

Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #16 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Jun 22, 2012 2:47 pmTrack Changes Update 11: 06/22/2012 - Update to Bidders Questions and Answers Matrix #1 released under Update 3.



Update 10 - 06/22/2012 - Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix #2 dated 22

June 2012 ( in response to 11 June 2012 submissions) provided below.

Requisite amendments forthcoming.



Update 9: Amendment 0006 - 06/22/2012; In addition v2.0 (latest update) to

the Marine Corps Information Technology Environment (MCITE), Enterprise

Service Desk (ESD), and Functional Requirements Documents (FRD) have been

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site. Link:



https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/Shared%20Documents/Forms/AllItems.aspx?RootFolder=%2fsites%

2fNEN%5fTXS%5fRFP%5fGOV%5fTECH%5fDOC%2fNGEN%5fTechnical%5fDATA%

2fShared%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20Documents%2fNGEN%

20Applicable%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20N00039%2d12%2dR%

2d0009%20Informational%

20Data&FolderCTID=0x0120004D69321EA554F54E945283C5830B63DE&View=%

7bCF9E9648%2d0743%2d41F3%2d91ED%2dAAAEA98AC31C%7d



Update 8: Amendment 0005 - 06/18/2012; Reminder- As in the case of the

original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated version is

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 7: Cover page (SF30) for Amendement 0002; Block 14: J-36 should

be identified as Key Personnel Qualifications vice USMC QASP. The actual

change associated with J-36 identified in the summary is correct. No new J-36

will be posted; see summary of changes for elements that have been revised.



Update 6: Amendment 0004 - 06/13/2012



Update 5: Amendment 0003 - 06/12/2012; Additionally, information in the

deleted J-45 being moved to the Technical Data Repository (TDR)



Update 4: Amendment 0002 - 06/11/2012



Update 3: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix provided below. Requisite

amendments forthcoming.



Update 2: Bidders' questions submisstion window extended from 23 May 2012

to 11 June 2012 at 1700. Please submit in accordance with orginal submission

guidance prescribed below.



Update 1: See Amendment 0001 & Related Attachments - 06/01/2012



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of the

Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #15 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Jun 22, 2012 2:26 pmTrack Changes Update 10 - Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix dated 22 June 2012 ( in response to 11 June 2012 submissions) provided below. Requisite

amendments forthcoming.





Update 9: Amendment 0006 - 06/22/2012; In addition v2.0 (latest update) to

the Marine Corps Information Technology Environment (MCITE), Enterprise

Service Desk (ESD), and Functional Requirements Documents (FRD) have been

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site. Link:



https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/Shared%20Documents/Forms/AllItems.aspx?RootFolder=%2fsites%

2fNEN%5fTXS%5fRFP%5fGOV%5fTECH%5fDOC%2fNGEN%5fTechnical%5fDATA%

2fShared%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20Documents%2fNGEN%

20Applicable%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20N00039%2d12%2dR%

2d0009%20Informational%

20Data&FolderCTID=0x0120004D69321EA554F54E945283C5830B63DE&View=%

7bCF9E9648%2d0743%2d41F3%2d91ED%2dAAAEA98AC31C%7d



Update 8: Amendment 0005 - 06/18/2012; Reminder- As in the case of the

original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated version is

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 7: Cover page (SF30) for Amendement 0002; Block 14: J-36 should

be identified as Key Personnel Qualifications vice USMC QASP. The actual

change associated with J-36 identified in the summary is correct. No new J-36

will be posted; see summary of changes for elements that have been revised.



Update 6: Amendment 0004 - 06/13/2012



Update 5: Amendment 0003 - 06/12/2012; Additionally, information in the

deleted J-45 being moved to the Technical Data Repository (TDR)



Update 4: Amendment 0002 - 06/11/2012



Update 3: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix provided below. Requisite

amendments forthcoming.



Update 2: Bidders' questions submisstion window extended from 23 May 2012

to 11 June 2012 at 1700. Please submit in accordance with orginal submission

guidance prescribed below.



Update 1: See Amendment 0001 & Related Attachments - 06/01/2012



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of the

Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #14 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Jun 22, 2012 12:21 pmTrack Changes Update 9: Amendment 0006 - 06/22/2012; In addition v2.0 (latest update) to the Marine Corps Information Technology Environment (MCITE), Enterprise

Service Desk (ESD), and Functional Requirements Documents (FRD) have been

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site. Link:



https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/Shared%20Documents/Forms/AllItems.aspx?RootFolder=%2fsites%

2fNEN%5fTXS%5fRFP%5fGOV%5fTECH%5fDOC%2fNGEN%5fTechnical%5fDATA%

2fShared%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20Documents%2fNGEN%

20Applicable%20Documents%2fNGEN%20RFP%20N00039%2d12%2dR%

2d0009%20Informational%

20Data&FolderCTID=0x0120004D69321EA554F54E945283C5830B63DE&View=%

7bCF9E9648%2d0743%2d41F3%2d91ED%2dAAAEA98AC31C%7d



Update 8: Amendment 0005 - 06/18/2012; Reminder- As in the case of the

original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated version is

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 7: Cover page (SF30) for Amendement 0002; Block 14: J-36 should

be identified as Key Personnel Qualifications vice USMC QASP. The actual

change associated with J-36 identified in the summary is correct. No new J-36

will be posted; see summary of changes for elements that have been revised.



Update 6: Amendment 0004 - 06/13/2012



Update 5: Amendment 0003 - 06/12/2012; Additionally, information in the

deleted J-45 being moved to the Technical Data Repository (TDR)



Update 4: Amendment 0002 - 06/11/2012



Update 3: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix provided below. Requisite

amendments forthcoming.



Update 2: Bidders' questions submisstion window extended from 23 May 2012

to 11 June 2012 at 1700. Please submit in accordance with orginal submission

guidance prescribed below.



Update 1: See Amendment 0001 & Related Attachments - 06/01/2012



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of the

Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #13 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Jun 18, 2012 1:35 pmTrack Changes Update 8: Amendment 0005 - 06/18/2012; Reminder- As in the case of the original posting of J-18 (CoSc Master Softwware List), the updated version is

posted to the Technical Data Repository (TDR) site.



Update 7: Cover page (SF30) for Amendement 0002; Block 14: J-36 should

be identified as Key Personnel Qualifications vice USMC QASP. The actual

change associated with J-36 identified in the summary is correct. No new J-36

will be posted; see summary of changes for elements that have been revised.



Update 6: Amendment 0004 - 06/13/2012



Update 5: Amendment 0003 - 06/12/2012; Additionally, information in the

deleted J-45 being moved to the Technical Data Repository (TDR)



Update 4: Amendment 0002 - 06/11/2012



Update 3: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix provided below. Requisite

amendments forthcoming.



Update 2: Bidders' questions submisstion window extended from 23 May 2012

to 11 June 2012 at 1700. Please submit in accordance with orginal submission

guidance prescribed below.



Update 1: See Amendment 0001 & Related Attachments - 06/01/2012



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of the

Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #12 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Jun 13, 2012 3:15 pmTrack Changes Update 6: Amendment 0004 - 06/13/2012

Update 5: Amendment 0003 - 06/12/2012; Additionally, information in the

deleted J-45 being moved to the Technical Data Repository (TDR)



Update 4: Amendment 0002 - 06/11/2012



Update 3: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix provided below. Requisite

amendments forthcoming.



Update 2: Bidders' questions submisstion window extended from 23 May 2012

to 11 June 2012 at 1700. Please submit in accordance with orginal submission

guidance prescribed below.



Update 1: See Amendment 0001 & Related Attachments - 06/01/2012



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of the

Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #11 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Jun 12, 2012 4:05 pmTrack Changes Update 5: Amendment 0003 - 06/12/2012; Additionally, information in the deleted J-45 being moved to the Technical Data Repository (TDR)



Update 4: Amendment 0002 - 06/11/2012



Update 3: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix provided below. Requisite

amendments forthcoming.



Update 2: Bidders' questions submisstion window extended from 23 May 2012

to 11 June 2012 at 1700. Please submit in accordance with orginal submission

guidance prescribed below.



Update 1: See Amendment 0001 & Related Attachments - 06/01/2012



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of the

Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #10 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Jun 11, 2012 4:24 pmTrack Changes Update 4: Amendment 0002 - 06/11/2012

Update 3: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix provided below. Requisite

amendments forthcoming.



Update 2: Bidders' questions submisstion window extended from 23 May 2012

to 11 June 2012 at 1700. Please submit in accordance with orginal submission

guidance prescribed below.



Update 1: See Amendment 0001 & Related Attachments - 06/01/2012



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of the

Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #9 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Jun 06, 2012 4:07 pmTrack Changes Update 3: Bidders' Questions and Answers Matrix provided below. Requisite amendments forthcoming.



Update 2: Bidders' questions submisstion window extended from 23 May 2012

to 11 June 2012 at 1700. Please submit in accordance with orginal submission

guidance prescribed below.



Update 1: See Amendment 0001 & Related Attachments - 06/01/2012



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of the

Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #8 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Jun 06, 2012 9:56 amTrack Changes Update 2: Bidders' questions submisstion window extended from 23 May 2012 to 11 June 2012 at 1700. Please submit in accordance with orginal submission

guidance prescribed below.



Update 1: See Amendment 0001 & Related Attachments - 06/01/2012



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of the

Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #7 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Jun 06, 2012 9:54 amTrack Changes Update 2: Bidders' questions submisstion window extended from 23 May 2012 to 11 June 2012 at 1700. Please submit in accordance with orginal submission

guidance prescribed below.



Update 1: See Amendment 0001 & Related Attachments - 06/01/2012



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of the

Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #6 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Jun 01, 2012 2:42 pmTrack Changes Update: See Amendment 0001 & Related Attachments - 06/01/2012

The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of the

Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #5 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: May 10, 2012 5:16 pmTrack Changes The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) on behalf of theProgram Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS), Naval

Enterprise Networks (NEN) program office (PMW 205) has issued Request for

Proposal (RFP) number N00039-12-R-0009 for the procurement of the Next

Generation Enterprise Network's Transport and Enterprise Services requirements.

The Department of the Navy (DON) operates one of the largest intranets in the

world, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). NMCI provides end-to-end

secure Information Technology (IT) services to more than 400,000 seats and

800,000 users, across 2,500+ USN and USMC locations that vary from major

bases to single user locations. NMCI has been operated under the

programmatic and operational oversight of the DON until the end of the

contract period of performance, September 30, 2010. On October 1, 2010, the

DON transitioned to the NMCI Continuity of Services Contract (CoSC), for the

continued delivery of NMCI services to the DON, through April 30, 2014 (if all

options are exercised). The DON intends to transition IT services from CoSC to

the follow-on Next Generation Enterprise Network (NGEN) contract(s).

The primary goals of NGEN are to: 1) operate the NMCI network while

maintaining delivery of NMCI network and computing services; 2) support the

NMCI network and associated computing services from requirement

identification to service disposal; 3) ensure continued security of the network

and proactive enhancement of information assurance (IA) capabilities to meet

evolving and emerging threats; 4) provide Government Command and Control

(C2) to ensure flexible and responsive operation and defense of the network;

5) leverage DoD enterprise security services provided by the Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) to meet user requirements as technically

and fiscally feasible and approved by the Designated Approving Authority

(DAA); and 6) maintain continuity of service during transition from NMCI CoSC

to follow-on NGEN contract(s) or Government operation.

The Government anticipates firm fixed price, indefinite delivery / indefinite

quantity (IDIQ) contract(s) for the Transport and Enterprise Services

requirements. Award will be made to the offeror or combination of offerors

that

results in the lowest total combined price to the Government for the transition

to, and operation and maintenance of the Next Generation Enterprise Network.

The basic contract will establish minimum and maximum ordering amounts.

The prospective contract will have a one-year base period with four one-year

options. This is a full and open competition.

With the exception of attachments J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38 and J-43, this RFP

has been released with all supporting attachments. Hardcopies of documents

will not be provided. Do to the proprietary nature of J-18, J-27, J-28, J-38

and J-

43 these attachments have been posted to the NGEN MITRE Technical Data site

located at:

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_

DATA/default.aspx

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), is

providing a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technical

data. If you have been permitted access to the technical data, you do not

need to reapply for access to the attachments.

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data site

hosted by MITRE: To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an

email request to NGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account

Request. All requests must list the name, company and corporate email

address of each individual requesting an account. Once it has been verified

that a fully executed GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE

representative

to begin the process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to

each individual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access the

technical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site

is a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access may

experience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should not

exceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once the

aforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive an

email from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted to

establish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data to

NGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessing

the NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed to

ngensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficulties

in gaining access persist.

Contract award is estimated for February 12, 2013. This procurement will

require large business offerors to submit a Small Business Subcontracting Plan

demonstrating efforts to provide subcontracting opportunities for Small

Business (SB), Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Women Owned Small

Business (WOSB), Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), and Service Disabled

Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). The North American Industry

Classification System (NAICS) code is 541512 Computer Systems Design

Services. Questions regarding the RFP may be submitted in writing via e-mail

only to: CDR John Windom, Contracting Officer (john.windom@navy.mil) with

copy to: Ryan Thompson, Contracting Specialist (ryan.f.thompson@navy.mil).

Instructions for submitting proposals and bidder's questions are contained in

Section L of the RFP. Verbal questions, or questions directed to anyone other

than the Contracting Officer will not be accepted.

Update #4 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Mar 22, 2012 11:54 amTrack Changes Modification #3 - Posted Word version of Draft PWS.

Modification #2 to Draft RFP dated: 16 March 2012 - Remove single ("one-page") and font restrictions from industry responses to the Draft RFP.Industry is authorized to use as many pages (no limit) as necessary to captureits comments and concerns to the recently released Draft RFP. The due datefor responses of 30 March 2012 remains unchanged as do all other submissionrequirements.



Modification #1 to the Draft RFP dated: 16 March 2012See attached single paragraph update to Section L-15. Word File attached. Addthe below language to Section L of the RFP in the identified location underVolume 1-Technical Proposal, 1.2: Transition:L-15 (a) (2) (v)For Combined Proposals only. The Offeror may submit, in response to L-15(a) (2) (i) b and L-15 (a) (2) (ii), plans which vary from the strictrequirementsof PWS 3.6 Transition, provided the Plans encompass the prescribedGovernment System Engineering Technical Review (SETR), Critical DesignReview (CDR) and Preliminary Design Review (PDR) dates in accordance withPWS 3.6. Additionally, the proposed plans must complete within 13 monthsafter contract award and incorporate the following: 1.) the early andsimultaneous transition of Network Operating Centers (NOCs) andcorresponding Server Farms; 2.) no increase in Government manpower orsupport requirements from the prescribed transition approach (outlined inattachment J-10) to support or oversee the proposed alternative transitionapproach; 3.) no increase in total costs to the Government as a result ofinefficient alignment or phasing with the established Continuity of ServiceContract (CoSC). Any alternative approach shall include: a corresponding SiteScheduling Spreadsheet (Attachment J-10), alternative projects, associatedDetailed Phase-In Project Plans and Readiness Templates. Additionally theOfferor shall include all pertinent change pages to the PWS, including anychanges to PWS Figure 3.6-1 (Notional Navy Transition Plan) and PWS Figure3.6-2 (Notional Transition Timeline for the First 160 Days) resulting from theproposed alternative approach, pursuant to L-15 (f) (1) (x).

Original Draft RFP:The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) in support of theNaval Enterprise Networks (NEN) Program Management Office (PMW-205) / NextGeneration Enterprise (NGEN) Program is seeking industry comments regardingthe attached DRAFT Request for Proposal (RFP) being developed to support theprospective acquisition of the future Department of the Navy (DON) TransportServices (TXS) and Enterprise Services (ES) requirements. Sections A through Mof the Draft RFP are being posted directly to the Federal BusinessOpportunities(FBO) website, however the related 44 Attachments are being posted to theMITRE website consistent with our Government Purpose Rights (GPR)agreement. Access to those attachments may be obtained by submitting therequisite Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) in accordance with the proceduresoutlined below. Authorization to access the MITRE site will be granted uponthe Program Office's receipt of a signed NDA.

The updated Draft RFP is being released as part of the Government's efforts toprovide industry ongoing insight into the development of the NGEN requirementwhile also affording our Industry Partners an opportunity to provide feedback.This updated Draft RFP includes the requisite changes and clarifying remarks inresponse to the Government's own internal requirementsdevelopment/refinement efforts, as well as applicable changes in response tothe myriad of questions and comments offered by Industry since the release ofthe first complete DRAFT RFP on September 30, 2011.

During this Draft RFP review you are not constrained on that which youcomment, however I request that you pay particular attention to three items: 1. Any area where we are asking for a service that exceeds and willsignificantly drive price beyond what is normally provided by your company tothe majority of your customers. 2. Any area where you believe that, by fulfilling the terms of thePerformance Work Statement, there is risk to continuous network operations ornetwork security. 3. Any area that you highlighted in your responses to the programoffice where you do not feel we have adequately addressed the concerns youhighlighted.

PLEASE REVIEW ATTACHED LETTER CONTAINING THE NAVAL ENTERPRISENETWORKS (NEN) PROGRAM MANAGER'S COMMENTS TO INDUSTRY REGARDINGTHIS DRAFT RFP RELEASE.*************************************************************************************Interested parties are requested to respond to this announcement by providingquestions or comments via e-mail only to the NGEN Procuring ContractingOfficer, CDR John H. Windom, at NGENPWS_NGENPWS@bah.com. Please notethat there is an underscore between NGENPWS and NGENPWS in the mailboxaddress. Each company's response should be limited to one page utilizing a 13-point Times New Roman font. The responses are due to the NGEN PCOmailbox NLT than 5:00 p.m. on March 30, 2012. Responses shall include thefollowing: name, mailing address, phone number, and e-mail of designatedpoint of contact. Proprietary information WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. TheGovernment intends to use various military and civilian Navy and Marine Corpspersonnel to review and evaluate any responses to this announcement. Anycontractor support personnel used to assist the Government will have theappropriate signed organizational conflict of interest and non-disclosureagreements in place.

This DRAFT RFP does not constitute a promise to issue an RFP in the future.This request does not commit the Government to contract for any supplies orservices whatsoever. Further, the Navy is not at this time seeking proposalsand will not accept unsolicited proposals. Respondents are advised that theU.S. Government will not pay for any information or administrative costsincurred in response to this announcement; all costs associated withresponding will be solely at the interested party's expense. Not responding tothis announcement does not preclude participation in any future solicitation,ifany is issued. If a solicitation is released, it will be synopsized on theFederalBusiness Opportunities (FBO) website and the SPAWAR E-Commerce Centralwebsite at https://e-commerce.spawar.navy.mil. It remains the responsibility ofthe potential offerors to monitor these sites for additional informationpertaining to this requirement.

General background information on the Next Generation Enterprise Network canbe located at the publicly accessible website:http://www.public.navy.mil/spawar/PEOEIS/NGEN/NGEN/Pages/NGENReferenceLibrary.aspx

Questions regarding this announcement shall be submitted by e-mail to theContracting Officer, at NGENPWS_NGENPWS@bah.com. Verbal questions will NOTbe accepted. Any Government answers, responses and/or comments will beposted to the NGEN Reference Library. Accordingly, questions shall NOT containproprietary or classified information.

Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) and MITRE Site Access Information:

In order to access the applicable documents, any company must have a fullyexecuted (signed) NGEN Government Purpose Rights (GPR) Non-DisclosureAgreement (NDA) on file with the NGEN Procuring Contracting Officer (PCO). Forcompanies that do not have a fully executed GPR NDA on file, contact the NGENPCO support staff at NGENNDA_NGENNDA@bah.com. Please note that there isan underscore between the NGENNDAs (NGENNDA_NGENNDA).

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), isproviding a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technicaldata. Access to technical data will be replicated to the Applicable Documentssection of the site. If you have been permitted access to the technical data,you do not need to reapply for access to the applicable documents, the linkbelow will direct you to the RFP attachments.

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_DATA/default.aspx

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data sitehosted by MITRE:To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an email request toNGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account Request. Allrequests must list the name, company and corporate email address of eachindividual requesting an account. Once it has been verified that a fullyexecuted GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE representative to beginthe process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to eachindividual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access thetechnical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting siteis a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access mayexperience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should notexceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once theaforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive anemail from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted toestablish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data toNGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessingthe NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed tongensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficultiesin gaining access persist.

Update #3 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Mar 20, 2012 3:51 pmTrack Changes Modification #2 to Draft RFP dated: 16 March 2012 - Remove single ("one-page") and font restrictions from industry responses to the Draft RFP.Industry is authorized to use as many pages (no limit) as necessary to captureits comments and concerns to the recently released Draft RFP. The due datefor responses of 30 March 2012 remains unchanged as do all other submissionrequirements.



Modification #1 to the Draft RFP dated: 16 March 2012See attached single paragraph update to Section L-15. Word File attached. Addthe below language to Section L of the RFP in the identified location underVolume 1-Technical Proposal, 1.2: Transition:L-15 (a) (2) (v)For Combined Proposals only. The Offeror may submit, in response to L-15(a) (2) (i) b and L-15 (a) (2) (ii), plans which vary from the strictrequirementsof PWS 3.6 Transition, provided the Plans encompass the prescribedGovernment System Engineering Technical Review (SETR), Critical DesignReview (CDR) and Preliminary Design Review (PDR) dates in accordance withPWS 3.6. Additionally, the proposed plans must complete within 13 monthsafter contract award and incorporate the following: 1.) the early andsimultaneous transition of Network Operating Centers (NOCs) andcorresponding Server Farms; 2.) no increase in Government manpower orsupport requirements from the prescribed transition approach (outlined inattachment J-10) to support or oversee the proposed alternative transitionapproach; 3.) no increase in total costs to the Government as a result ofinefficient alignment or phasing with the established Continuity of ServiceContract (CoSC). Any alternative approach shall include: a corresponding SiteScheduling Spreadsheet (Attachment J-10), alternative projects, associatedDetailed Phase-In Project Plans and Readiness Templates. Additionally theOfferor shall include all pertinent change pages to the PWS, including anychanges to PWS Figure 3.6-1 (Notional Navy Transition Plan) and PWS Figure3.6-2 (Notional Transition Timeline for the First 160 Days) resulting from theproposed alternative approach, pursuant to L-15 (f) (1) (x).

Original Draft RFP:The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) in support of theNaval Enterprise Networks (NEN) Program Management Office (PMW-205) / NextGeneration Enterprise (NGEN) Program is seeking industry comments regardingthe attached DRAFT Request for Proposal (RFP) being developed to support theprospective acquisition of the future Department of the Navy (DON) TransportServices (TXS) and Enterprise Services (ES) requirements. Sections A through Mof the Draft RFP are being posted directly to the Federal BusinessOpportunities(FBO) website, however the related 44 Attachments are being posted to theMITRE website consistent with our Government Purpose Rights (GPR)agreement. Access to those attachments may be obtained by submitting therequisite Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) in accordance with the proceduresoutlined below. Authorization to access the MITRE site will be granted uponthe Program Office's receipt of a signed NDA.

The updated Draft RFP is being released as part of the Government's efforts toprovide industry ongoing insight into the development of the NGEN requirementwhile also affording our Industry Partners an opportunity to provide feedback.This updated Draft RFP includes the requisite changes and clarifying remarks inresponse to the Government's own internal requirementsdevelopment/refinement efforts, as well as applicable changes in response tothe myriad of questions and comments offered by Industry since the release ofthe first complete DRAFT RFP on September 30, 2011.

During this Draft RFP review you are not constrained on that which youcomment, however I request that you pay particular attention to three items: 1. Any area where we are asking for a service that exceeds and willsignificantly drive price beyond what is normally provided by your company tothe majority of your customers. 2. Any area where you believe that, by fulfilling the terms of thePerformance Work Statement, there is risk to continuous network operations ornetwork security. 3. Any area that you highlighted in your responses to the programoffice where you do not feel we have adequately addressed the concerns youhighlighted.

PLEASE REVIEW ATTACHED LETTER CONTAINING THE NAVAL ENTERPRISENETWORKS (NEN) PROGRAM MANAGER'S COMMENTS TO INDUSTRY REGARDINGTHIS DRAFT RFP RELEASE.*************************************************************************************Interested parties are requested to respond to this announcement by providingquestions or comments via e-mail only to the NGEN Procuring ContractingOfficer, CDR John H. Windom, at NGENPWS_NGENPWS@bah.com. Please notethat there is an underscore between NGENPWS and NGENPWS in the mailboxaddress. Each company's response should be limited to one page utilizing a 13-point Times New Roman font. The responses are due to the NGEN PCOmailbox NLT than 5:00 p.m. on March 30, 2012. Responses shall include thefollowing: name, mailing address, phone number, and e-mail of designatedpoint of contact. Proprietary information WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. TheGovernment intends to use various military and civilian Navy and Marine Corpspersonnel to review and evaluate any responses to this announcement. Anycontractor support personnel used to assist the Government will have theappropriate signed organizational conflict of interest and non-disclosureagreements in place.

This DRAFT RFP does not constitute a promise to issue an RFP in the future.This request does not commit the Government to contract for any supplies orservices whatsoever. Further, the Navy is not at this time seeking proposalsand will not accept unsolicited proposals. Respondents are advised that theU.S. Government will not pay for any information or administrative costsincurred in response to this announcement; all costs associated withresponding will be solely at the interested party's expense. Not responding tothis announcement does not preclude participation in any future solicitation,ifany is issued. If a solicitation is released, it will be synopsized on theFederalBusiness Opportunities (FBO) website and the SPAWAR E-Commerce Centralwebsite at https://e-commerce.spawar.navy.mil. It remains the responsibility ofthe potential offerors to monitor these sites for additional informationpertaining to this requirement.

General background information on the Next Generation Enterprise Network canbe located at the publicly accessible website:http://www.public.navy.mil/spawar/PEOEIS/NGEN/NGEN/Pages/NGENReferenceLibrary.aspx

Questions regarding this announcement shall be submitted by e-mail to theContracting Officer, at NGENPWS_NGENPWS@bah.com. Verbal questions will NOTbe accepted. Any Government answers, responses and/or comments will beposted to the NGEN Reference Library. Accordingly, questions shall NOT containproprietary or classified information.

Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) and MITRE Site Access Information:

In order to access the applicable documents, any company must have a fullyexecuted (signed) NGEN Government Purpose Rights (GPR) Non-DisclosureAgreement (NDA) on file with the NGEN Procuring Contracting Officer (PCO). Forcompanies that do not have a fully executed GPR NDA on file, contact the NGENPCO support staff at NGENNDA_NGENNDA@bah.com. Please note that there isan underscore between the NGENNDAs (NGENNDA_NGENNDA).

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), isproviding a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technicaldata. Access to technical data will be replicated to the Applicable Documentssection of the site. If you have been permitted access to the technical data,you do not need to reapply for access to the applicable documents, the linkbelow will direct you to the RFP attachments.

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_DATA/default.aspx

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data sitehosted by MITRE:To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an email request toNGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account Request. Allrequests must list the name, company and corporate email address of eachindividual requesting an account. Once it has been verified that a fullyexecuted GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE representative to beginthe process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to eachindividual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access thetechnical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting siteis a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access mayexperience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should notexceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once theaforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive anemail from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted toestablish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data toNGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessingthe NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed tongensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficultiesin gaining access persist.

Update #2 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm Modified: Mar 19, 2012 1:21 pmTrack Changes See attached single paragraph update to Section L-15. Word File attached. Addthe below language to Section L of the RFP in the identified location underVolume 1-Technical Proposal, 1.2: Transition:L-15 (a) (2) (v)For Combined Proposals only. The Offeror may submit, in response to L-15(a) (2) (i) b and L-15 (a) (2) (ii), plans which vary from the strictrequirementsof PWS 3.6 Transition, provided the Plans encompass the prescribedGovernment System Engineering Technical Review (SETR), Critical DesignReview (CDR) and Preliminary Design Review (PDR) dates in accordance withPWS 3.6. Additionally, the proposed plans must complete within 13 monthsafter contract award and incorporate the following: 1.) the early andsimultaneous transition of Network Operating Centers (NOCs) andcorresponding Server Farms; 2.) no increase in Government manpower orsupport requirements from the prescribed transition approach (outlined inattachment J-10) to support or oversee the proposed alternative transitionapproach; 3.) no increase in total costs to the Government as a result ofinefficient alignment or phasing with the established Continuity of ServiceContract (CoSC). Any alternative approach shall include: a corresponding SiteScheduling Spreadsheet (Attachment J-10), alternative projects, associatedDetailed Phase-In Project Plans and Readiness Templates. Additionally theOfferor shall include all pertinent change pages to the PWS, including anychanges to PWS Figure 3.6-1 (Notional Navy Transition Plan) and PWS Figure3.6-2 (Notional Transition Timeline for the First 160 Days) resulting from theproposed alternative approach, pursuant to L-15 (f) (1) (x).



The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) in support of theNaval Enterprise Networks (NEN) Program Management Office (PMW-205) / NextGeneration Enterprise (NGEN) Program is seeking industry comments regardingthe attached DRAFT Request for Proposal (RFP) being developed to support theprospective acquisition of the future Department of the Navy (DON) TransportServices (TXS) and Enterprise Services (ES) requirements. Sections A through Mof the Draft RFP are being posted directly to the Federal BusinessOpportunities(FBO) website, however the related 44 Attachments are being posted to theMITRE website consistent with our Government Purpose Rights (GPR)agreement. Access to those attachments may be obtained by submitting therequisite Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) in accordance with the proceduresoutlined below. Authorization to access the MITRE site will be granted uponthe Program Office's receipt of a signed NDA.

The updated Draft RFP is being released as part of the Government's efforts toprovide industry ongoing insight into the development of the NGEN requirementwhile also affording our Industry Partners an opportunity to provide feedback.This updated Draft RFP includes the requisite changes and clarifying remarks inresponse to the Government's own internal requirementsdevelopment/refinement efforts, as well as applicable changes in response tothe myriad of questions and comments offered by Industry since the release ofthe first complete DRAFT RFP on September 30, 2011.

During this Draft RFP review you are not constrained on that which youcomment, however I request that you pay particular attention to three items: 1. Any area where we are asking for a service that exceeds and willsignificantly drive price beyond what is normally provided by your company tothe majority of your customers. 2. Any area where you believe that, by fulfilling the terms of thePerformance Work Statement, there is risk to continuous network operations ornetwork security. 3. Any area that you highlighted in your responses to the programoffice where you do not feel we have adequately addressed the concerns youhighlighted.

PLEASE REVIEW ATTACHED LETTER CONTAINING THE NAVAL ENTERPRISENETWORKS (NEN) PROGRAM MANAGER'S COMMENTS TO INDUSTRY REGARDINGTHIS DRAFT RFP RELEASE.*************************************************************************************Interested parties are requested to respond to this announcement by providingquestions or comments via e-mail only to the NGEN Procuring ContractingOfficer, CDR John H. Windom, at NGENPWS_NGENPWS@bah.com. Please notethat there is an underscore between NGENPWS and NGENPWS in the mailboxaddress. Each company's response should be limited to one page utilizing a 13-point Times New Roman font. The responses are due to the NGEN PCOmailbox NLT than 5:00 p.m. on March 30, 2012. Responses shall include thefollowing: name, mailing address, phone number, and e-mail of designatedpoint of contact. Proprietary information WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. TheGovernment intends to use various military and civilian Navy and Marine Corpspersonnel to review and evaluate any responses to this announcement. Anycontractor support personnel used to assist the Government will have theappropriate signed organizational conflict of interest and non-disclosureagreements in place.

This DRAFT RFP does not constitute a promise to issue an RFP in the future.This request does not commit the Government to contract for any supplies orservices whatsoever. Further, the Navy is not at this time seeking proposalsand will not accept unsolicited proposals. Respondents are advised that theU.S. Government will not pay for any information or administrative costsincurred in response to this announcement; all costs associated withresponding will be solely at the interested party's expense. Not responding tothis announcement does not preclude participation in any future solicitation,ifany is issued. If a solicitation is released, it will be synopsized on theFederalBusiness Opportunities (FBO) website and the SPAWAR E-Commerce Centralwebsite at https://e-commerce.spawar.navy.mil. It remains the responsibility ofthe potential offerors to monitor these sites for additional informationpertaining to this requirement.

General background information on the Next Generation Enterprise Network canbe located at the publicly accessible website:http://www.public.navy.mil/spawar/PEOEIS/NGEN/NGEN/Pages/NGENReferenceLibrary.aspx

Questions regarding this announcement shall be submitted by e-mail to theContracting Officer, at NGENPWS_NGENPWS@bah.com. Verbal questions will NOTbe accepted. Any Government answers, responses and/or comments will beposted to the NGEN Reference Library. Accordingly, questions shall NOT containproprietary or classified information.

Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) and MITRE Site Access Information:

In order to access the applicable documents, any company must have a fullyexecuted (signed) NGEN Government Purpose Rights (GPR) Non-DisclosureAgreement (NDA) on file with the NGEN Procuring Contracting Officer (PCO). Forcompanies that do not have a fully executed GPR NDA on file, contact the NGENPCO support staff at NGENNDA_NGENNDA@bah.com. Please note that there isan underscore between the NGENNDAs (NGENNDA_NGENNDA).

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), isproviding a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technicaldata. Access to technical data will be replicated to the Applicable Documentssection of the site. If you have been permitted access to the technical data,you do not need to reapply for access to the applicable documents, the linkbelow will direct you to the RFP attachments.

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_DATA/default.aspx

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data sitehosted by MITRE:To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an email request toNGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account Request. Allrequests must list the name, company and corporate email address of eachindividual requesting an account. Once it has been verified that a fullyexecuted GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE representative to beginthe process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to eachindividual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access thetechnical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting siteis a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access mayexperience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should notexceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once theaforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive anemail from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted toestablish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data toNGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessingthe NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed tongensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficultiesin gaining access persist.

Update #1 ·

Added: Mar 16, 2012 2:48 pm The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) in support of theNaval Enterprise Networks (NEN) Program Management Office (PMW-205) / NextGeneration Enterprise (NGEN) Program is seeking industry comments regardingthe attached DRAFT Request for Proposal (RFP) being developed to support theprospective acquisition of the future Department of the Navy (DON) TransportServices (TXS) and Enterprise Services (ES) requirements. Sections A through Mof the Draft RFP are being posted directly to the Federal BusinessOpportunities(FBO) website, however the related 44 Attachments are being posted to theMITRE website consistent with our Government Purpose Rights (GPR)agreement. Access to those attachments may be obtained by submitting therequisite Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) in accordance with the proceduresoutlined below. Authorization to access the MITRE site will be granted uponthe Program Office's receipt of a signed NDA.

The updated Draft RFP is being released as part of the Government's efforts toprovide industry ongoing insight into the development of the NGEN requirementwhile also affording our Industry Partners an opportunity to provide feedback.This updated Draft RFP includes the requisite changes and clarifying remarks inresponse to the Government's own internal requirementsdevelopment/refinement efforts, as well as applicable changes in response tothe myriad of questions and comments offered by Industry since the release ofthe first complete DRAFT RFP on September 30, 2011.

During this Draft RFP review you are not constrained on that which youcomment, however I request that you pay particular attention to three items: 1. Any area where we are asking for a service that exceeds and willsignificantly drive price beyond what is normally provided by your company tothe majority of your customers. 2. Any area where you believe that, by fulfilling the terms of thePerformance Work Statement, there is risk to continuous network operations ornetwork security. 3. Any area that you highlighted in your responses to the programoffice where you do not feel we have adequately addressed the concerns youhighlighted.

PLEASE REVIEW ATTACHED LETTER CONTAINING THE NAVAL ENTERPRISENETWORKS (NEN) PROGRAM MANAGER'S COMMENTS TO INDUSTRY REGARDINGTHIS DRAFT RFP RELEASE.*************************************************************************************Interested parties are requested to respond to this announcement by providingquestions or comments via e-mail only to the NGEN Procuring ContractingOfficer, CDR John H. Windom, at NGENPWS_NGENPWS@bah.com. Please notethat there is an underscore between NGENPWS and NGENPWS in the mailboxaddress. Each company's response should be limited to one page utilizing a 13-point Times New Roman font. The responses are due to the NGEN PCOmailbox NLT than 5:00 p.m. on March 30, 2012. Responses shall include thefollowing: name, mailing address, phone number, and e-mail of designatedpoint of contact. Proprietary information WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. TheGovernment intends to use various military and civilian Navy and Marine Corpspersonnel to review and evaluate any responses to this announcement. Anycontractor support personnel used to assist the Government will have theappropriate signed organizational conflict of interest and non-disclosureagreements in place.

This DRAFT RFP does not constitute a promise to issue an RFP in the future.This request does not commit the Government to contract for any supplies orservices whatsoever. Further, the Navy is not at this time seeking proposalsand will not accept unsolicited proposals. Respondents are advised that theU.S. Government will not pay for any information or administrative costsincurred in response to this announcement; all costs associated withresponding will be solely at the interested party's expense. Not responding tothis announcement does not preclude participation in any future solicitation,ifany is issued. If a solicitation is released, it will be synopsized on theFederalBusiness Opportunities (FBO) website and the SPAWAR E-Commerce Centralwebsite at https://e-commerce.spawar.navy.mil. It remains the responsibility ofthe potential offerors to monitor these sites for additional informationpertaining to this requirement.

General background information on the Next Generation Enterprise Network canbe located at the publicly accessible website:http://www.public.navy.mil/spawar/PEOEIS/NGEN/NGEN/Pages/NGENReferenceLibrary.aspx

Questions regarding this announcement shall be submitted by e-mail to theContracting Officer, at NGENPWS_NGENPWS@bah.com. Verbal questions will NOTbe accepted. Any Government answers, responses and/or comments will beposted to the NGEN Reference Library. Accordingly, questions shall NOT containproprietary or classified information.

Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) and MITRE Site Access Information:

In order to access the applicable documents, any company must have a fullyexecuted (signed) NGEN Government Purpose Rights (GPR) Non-DisclosureAgreement (NDA) on file with the NGEN Procuring Contracting Officer (PCO). Forcompanies that do not have a fully executed GPR NDA on file, contact the NGENPCO support staff at NGENNDA_NGENNDA@bah.com. Please note that there isan underscore between the NGENNDAs (NGENNDA_NGENNDA).

MITRE, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), isproviding a secure server to host the NGEN applicable documents and technicaldata. Access to technical data will be replicated to the Applicable Documentssection of the site. If you have been permitted access to the technical data,you do not need to reapply for access to the applicable documents, the linkbelow will direct you to the RFP attachments.

https://partners.mitre.org/sites/NEN_TXS_RFP_GOV_TECH_DOC/NGEN_Technical_DATA/default.aspx

Please follow the below instructions to gain access to the Technical Data sitehosted by MITRE:To request access to the NGEN MITRE hosting site, send an email request toNGENTDP@bah.com with the subject line NGEN TDP Account Request. Allrequests must list the name, company and corporate email address of eachindividual requesting an account. Once it has been verified that a fullyexecuted GPR NDA is on file, NGEN will direct a MITRE representative to beginthe process of granting access. A MITRE representative will respond to eachindividual with a confirmation email and instructions on how to access thetechnical data. Be advised that obtaining access to the NGEN MITRE hosting siteis a multi-step process and companies/individuals requesting access mayexperience lag times of up to 4 hours between each step, but should notexceed three business days for the completion of the entire process. Once theaforementioned steps have been completed, each individual will receive anemail from MITRE confirming the granting of access and be prompted toestablish a user id and password to access the secure site.

Please direct all questions regarding the content of the technical data toNGENTDP@bah.com. All questions pertaining to technical problems in accessingthe NGEN MITRE hosting site should be directed tongensharepointown@mitre.org. Please engage the PCO staff only if difficultiesin gaining access persist.

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