US Army Chemical Materiel (CMA) Recoverd Chemical Materiel Directorate (RCMD) Mission Support

The purpose of this amendment is to issue Government responses to the offerors questions and revise the solicitation as necessary based on those responses.

This amendment is to extend the time for receiving offers from 12:00 p.m. local time 22 December 2016 to 12:00 p.m. local time 27 December 2016.

This amendment is to extend the time for receiving sealed offerors from 12:00pm eastern time 08 December 2016, to 12:00pm eastern time
15 December 2016.

The US Army CMA RCMD provides centralized management to the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) for the
response to Recovered Chemical Warfare Materiel (RCWM), including RCWM assessment and destruction, in a
safe, environmentally sound and cost-effective manner, while complying with the Chemical Weapons Convention.
The RCMD organic Government staff are the project engineers who require integrated contractual support across
inter-related projects as delineated below.
Accordingly, the RCMD is seeking a single qualified source to provide turn-key support for its mission in the
following critical areas which are essential to providing an integrated response to chemical weapons and materiel
recovered in the United States and its territories:
1. Programmatic support requiring a non-disclosure firewall and including:
a. Scheduling and budgetary planning including preparation of the key governmental budgetary documents such
as, but not limited to, the POE, BES, POM.
b. Meeting, Briefing, and Schedule Development support at both the programmatic and individual project levels.

c. Funds execution support requiring Army Funded Position analysis, monthly execution review support, GFEBS
support, trend, impact, ‘what if' and sensitivity analyses.
d. Project support to include project reviews, in process reviews, action tracking and project plan development
e. Administrative support on site at Aberdeen Proving Ground-South (APG-S)
2. Direct mission support for the recovery, assessment, transport, storage and destruction of RCWM including:
a. Preparation of risk assessments and other documentation related to the recovery and transport of RCWM to
safe storage.
b. Preparation of environmental permitting documentation related to storage and treatment of RCWM.
c. Conduct of downwind hazard modeling and preparation of site safety plans for destruction system deployment.
One site safety person required full time at APG-EA.
d. Preparation of all required operational documentation to include contingency plans, decontamination plans,
monitoring plans, quality assurance plans, sampling and analysis plans, and others.
e. On-site data collection during chemical weapons destruction operations.
f. Maintenance of data collection equipment.
g. Public affairs support during all mission activities, with special emphasis on the permitting and deployment
phases of operations.
h. Knowledge Management support across all mission activities to capture and share institutional knowledge and
lessons learned
3. Program administration for maintaining historical records via electronic database including updates necessary
to maintain web access by authorized users.
4. Support for on-going research and development (R&D) efforts and/or novel approaches to the destruction
equipment technologies and treatment efficacy. One technical expert in the area of chemical weapons treatment
chemistry is required full time at APG-S.
5. Development of standing operating procedures (SOPs) and Maintenance Procedures and control of those
documents via management of change techniques.
The Government anticipates award of an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract with an estimated
period of performance of five (5) years. The proposed North American Industry Classification System (NAICS)
code for this acquisition is 541690.

This solicitation supercedes W911SR-16-R-0013 in its entirety.

Questions should be sent to salma.m.khairedin.civ@mail.mil and linda.s.ensminger.civ@mail.mil no later than 15 November 2016 12:00 pm.

The US Army CMA RCMD provides centralized management to the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) for the
response to Recovered Chemical Warfare Materiel (RCWM), including RCWM assessment and destruction, in a
safe, environmentally sound and cost-effective manner, while complying with the Chemical Weapons Convention.
The RCMD organic Government staff are the project engineers who require integrated contractual support across
inter-related projects as delineated below.
Accordingly, the RCMD is seeking a single qualified source to provide turn-key support for its mission in the
following critical areas which are essential to providing an integrated response to chemical weapons and materiel
recovered in the United States and its territories:
1. Programmatic support requiring a non-disclosure firewall and including:
a. Scheduling and budgetary planning including preparation of the key governmental budgetary documents such
as, but not limited to, the POE, BES, POM.
b. Meeting, Briefing, and Schedule Development support at both the programmatic and individual project levels.

c. Funds execution support requiring Army Funded Position analysis, monthly execution review support, GFEBS
support, trend, impact, ‘what if' and sensitivity analyses.
d. Project support to include project reviews, in process reviews, action tracking and project plan development
e. Administrative support on site at Aberdeen Proving Ground-South (APG-S)
2. Direct mission support for the recovery, assessment, transport, storage and destruction of RCWM including:
a. Preparation of risk assessments and other documentation related to the recovery and transport of RCWM to
safe storage.
b. Preparation of environmental permitting documentation related to storage and treatment of RCWM.
c. Conduct of downwind hazard modeling and preparation of site safety plans for destruction system deployment.
One site safety person required full time at APG-EA.
d. Preparation of all required operational documentation to include contingency plans, decontamination plans,
monitoring plans, quality assurance plans, sampling and analysis plans, and others.
e. On-site data collection during chemical weapons destruction operations.
f. Maintenance of data collection equipment.
g. Public affairs support during all mission activities, with special emphasis on the permitting and deployment
phases of operations.
h. Knowledge Management support across all mission activities to capture and share institutional knowledge and
lessons learned
3. Program administration for maintaining historical records via electronic database including updates necessary
to maintain web access by authorized users.
4. Support for on-going research and development (R&D) efforts and/or novel approaches to the destruction
equipment technologies and treatment efficacy. One technical expert in the area of chemical weapons treatment
chemistry is required full time at APG-S.
5. Development of standing operating procedures (SOPs) and Maintenance Procedures and control of those
documents via management of change techniques.
The Government anticipates award of an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract with an estimated
period of performance of five (5) years. The proposed North American Industry Classification System (NAICS)
code for this acquisition is 541690.

This solicitation supercedes W911SR-16-R-0013 in its entirety.

Qouestions should be sent to salma.m.khairedin.civ@mail.mil and linda.s.ensminger.civ@mail.mil not later than 15 November 2016 12:00 pm.

The US Army CMA RCMD provides centralized management to the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) for the
response to Recovered Chemical Warfare Materiel (RCWM), including RCWM assessment and destruction, in a
safe, environmentally sound and cost-effective manner, while complying with the Chemical Weapons Convention.
The RCMD organic Government staff are the project engineers who require integrated contractual support across
inter-related projects as delineated below.
Accordingly, the RCMD is seeking a single qualified source to provide turn-key support for its mission in the
following critical areas which are essential to providing an integrated response to chemical weapons and materiel
recovered in the United States and its territories:
1. Programmatic support requiring a non-disclosure firewall and including:
a. Scheduling and budgetary planning including preparation of the key governmental budgetary documents such
as, but not limited to, the POE, BES, POM.
b. Meeting, Briefing, and Schedule Development support at both the programmatic and individual project levels.

c. Funds execution support requiring Army Funded Position analysis, monthly execution review support, GFEBS
support, trend, impact, ‘what if' and sensitivity analyses.
d. Project support to include project reviews, in process reviews, action tracking and project plan development
e. Administrative support on site at Aberdeen Proving Ground-South (APG-S)
2. Direct mission support for the recovery, assessment, transport, storage and destruction of RCWM including:
a. Preparation of risk assessments and other documentation related to the recovery and transport of RCWM to
safe storage.
b. Preparation of environmental permitting documentation related to storage and treatment of RCWM.
c. Conduct of downwind hazard modeling and preparation of site safety plans for destruction system deployment.
One site safety person required full time at APG-EA.
d. Preparation of all required operational documentation to include contingency plans, decontamination plans,
monitoring plans, quality assurance plans, sampling and analysis plans, and others.
e. On-site data collection during chemical weapons destruction operations.
f. Maintenance of data collection equipment.
g. Public affairs support during all mission activities, with special emphasis on the permitting and deployment
phases of operations.
h. Knowledge Management support across all mission activities to capture and share institutional knowledge and
lessons learned
3. Program administration for maintaining historical records via electronic database including updates necessary
to maintain web access by authorized users.
4. Support for on-going research and development (R&D) efforts and/or novel approaches to the destruction
equipment technologies and treatment efficacy. One technical expert in the area of chemical weapons treatment
chemistry is required full time at APG-S.
5. Development of standing operating procedures (SOPs) and Maintenance Procedures and control of those
documents via management of change techniques.
The Government anticipates award of an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract with an estimated
period of performance of five (5) years. The proposed North American Industry Classification System (NAICS)
code for this acquisition is 541690.

This solicitation supercedes W911SR-16-R-0013 in its entirety.