Research Support Services - Aerospace Medical and Environmental Health

The purpose of Amendment 0001 is to provide answers to questions received from potential offerors. The due date and time of this request for proposal remains unchanged..

The purpose of amending pre-solicitation notice N6264519R0006 is to attach the RFP and associated attachments. Please pay attention to the solicitation and proposal due date listed in section L of the RFP. .

The Naval Medical Logistics Command (NMLC) on behalf of the Naval Medical Research Unit Dayton (NAMRU-D) has a requirement for a Single Award Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (ID/IQ) contract (CPFF Task Orders) for Aerospace Medical and Environmental Health research support services. The Objective of NAMRU-D is to further understand the human cognitive and physiological factors associated with military operations in the aviation, underwater, and special warfare environments especially as they relate to motion sickness (e.g., sea-sickness, air-sickness, simulator-sickness and space-sickness), aeromedical standards, hypoxia, fatigue assessment, aviation safety, and neurocognitive/neurophysiological effects.
The Government envisions a single award ID/IQ contract, in which Task Orders will be issued for specific services.
The services required are non-personal in nature and will be performance based. The contract is will consist of a continuous 60 month ordering period. The guaranteed minimum is anticipated to be $25,000.00.

This is not a new requirement. The incumbent contractor is the Henry M. Jackson Foundation and the legacy contract number is N2645-16-C-4005.

If for any reason there are no successful proposals, the Government reserves the right to re-open the solicitation.

This requirement is a full and open competition with no set- asides.

The requirement is being solicited IAW FAR Part 15.

A solicitation will be posted on or about 14 January 2019 to FBO.gov. Solicitations are to be downloaded from FBO.gov and no solicitations will be mailed. All proposals shall be submitted per the instructions in the solicitation.

Please email any questions to deborah.l.hagan.civ@mail.mil and thomas.l.hood26.civ@mail.mil. No phone calls or faxes will be accepted. The Government reserves the right to change any of this information.

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The Naval Medical Research Unit - Dayton (NAMRU-D) requires comprehensive research and development support services to further understand the human cognitive and physiological factors associated with military operations in the aviation, underwater, and special warfare environments especially as they relate to motion sickness (e.g., sea-sickness, air-sickness, simulator-sickness and space-sickness), aeromedical standards, hypoxia, fatigue assessment, aviation safety, and neurocognitive/neurophysiological effects.

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