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Points of Contact Joetta A Bernhard Contracting Officer 315 3302308 email JoettaBernhardrlafmil Mr Daniel F Fayette Program Manager 315 3302151 email fayettedrlafmil The Information Directorate of the Air Force Research Laboratory AFRL is soliciting proposals for new concepts tactics and tools to support effectsbased operations The scope of this announcement is to acquire necessary technologies and their integration to support an EffectsBased Operations EBO Advanced Technology Demonstration ATD The specific goals are to a develop an operationally oriented framework for EBO which includes EBO term definitions indicators of effects differences and similarities between EBO approaches and others and application examples of EBO b provide tools and techniques to support the warfighter in planning executing and assessing effectsbased campaigns c integrate the effectsbased tools and techniques into an EBO dynamic tasking toolkit and d assess the effectiveness of the toolkit through a series of measured experiments and exercises The scope of this ATD covers a broad range of technology disciplines including but not limited to collaborative planning assessment modeling simulation knowledgebased representation and problem solving targeting and infrastructure support which includes agent database middleware and visualization technologies Specific capabilities of interest to the EBO ATD include a efficiently determining effectsbased campaign strategy b improved planning leading to more accurate specification of logistics requirements both physically and temporally c developing synchronized campaign and combat assessment requests for information RFIs d enabling what if analysis of strategytask options to optimize use of joint assets e integrating lethalnonlethal Information Operations IO methods in a common framework f focusingleveraging Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance ISR assets in campaign assessment eg are we accomplishing objectives g supporting rapid development of high quality target sets h developing indicators of battle damage i supporting retargeting in light of battle damage j providing automation support for building both strategy and assessment plans k supporting generation of tasks to drive the Master Air Attack Plan MAATAir Tasking Order ATO process l providing a continuous monitoring capability with links to operational databases m providing a drilldown feature that allows rapid response to General Officerdecision maker questions n providing critical information for development of support plans o supporting the rapid collectiondisplay of accurate relevant information for decision making p integrating analysis tools into C2 systems and the decision making process q enabling predictive C2 r providing realistic train as you fight environment AFRL requires innovative yet demonstrable and usable software solutions to meet the need of the EBO ATD Technical solutions should emphasize the use of open systems that accommodate distributed modular and extensible approaches Deliverables will be technical reports robust software prototypes and demonstrations Additional information concerning this Advanced Technology Demonstration ATD Program including a Concepts of Operations CONOPS for Effects Based Operations can be found at httpwwwifafrlafmildivIFKprdaprdamainhtml It is intended that multiple awards be made under this PRDA The subject PRDA is soliciting two types of proposals Type 1 Technology Proposals and Type 2 Integration Assessment Proposals Type 1 proposals are to address the EBO operational framework andor technology in support of EBO items a and b stated as specific goals above Type 2 proposals are to address a the development of a technical architecture framework for tool integration bthe integration of the EBO technology tools c the development of EBO experimentsexercises and d the measurement of the EBO toolkit in the context of the experimentsexercises Offerors submitting Type 2 proposals are prohibited from submitting Type 1 proposals Offerors may submit multiple Type 1 proposals Only one Type 2 award will be made under this PRDA Principal funding of the PRDA and the anticipated award of contracts will start in FY01 Individual awards will not normally exceed 36 months in duration with dollar amounts normally ranging between 250K to 35M Total funding for the PRDA is 20M THIS ANNOUNCEMENT CONSTITUTES THE ONLY SOLICITATION DO NOT SUBMIT A FORMAL PROPOSAL AT THIS TIME An informational brief will be held at Air Force Research Laboratory on 11 Jul 00 in the auditorium of Building 106 26 Electronic Parkway Rome NY at 900 AM Please notify Ms Carla Burns if you will be attending at 315 3302638 or email burnscrlafmil Offerors are required to submit 5 copies of a 15 page or less white paper with a cover letter Small Business only should send one 1 copy of the cover letter only 1st Class Mail Unclassified Only to ATTN Ms Janis Norelli Director of Small Business AFRLIFB 26 Electronic Parkway Rome NY 134414514 The white paper will be formatted as follows Section A Title Period of Performance Cost Name of Company White paper Type Section B Effort objective and Section C Technical Summary Offerors must mark their white papersproposals with the restrictive language stated in FAR 15609 All responses to this announcement must be addressed to ATTN Daniel F Fayette Reference PRDA0006IFKPA AFRLIFTB 525 Brooks Road Rome NY 134414505 Multiple white papers within the purview of this announcement may be submitted by each offeror The purpose of the white paper is to preclude unwarranted effort on the part of an offeror whose proposed work is not of interest to the Government Those white papers found to be consistent with the intent of the PRDA may be invited to submit a technical and cost proposal Such invitation does not assure that the submitting organization will be awarded a contract Complete instructions for proposal preparation will be forwarded with the invitation for proposal submission Evaluation of the Type 1 proposals and white papers will be performed using the following criteria which are listed in descending order of relative importance 1 Overall scientific and technical merit including familiarity with effectsbased operations how the proposed technology addresses the needs of the EBO CONOPS the approach for the development andor enhancement of the proposed technology and its evaluation 2 Related Experience the extent to which the offeror demonstrates technology and domain knowledge 3 The extent to which existing capabilities and standards are leveraged and the relative maturity of the proposed technology in terms of reliability and robustness and 4 Reasonableness and realism of proposed costs and fees if any Evaluation of the Type 2 proposals and white papers will be performed using the following criteria which are listed in descending order of relative importance 1 Overall technical and management plan for a developing a technical architecture framework for tool integration b integrating the EBO technology tools c developing EBO experimentsexercises and d assessing the EBO toolkit in the context of the experimentsexercises 2 Offerors demonstrated capability to successfully integrate various technologies ie adaptation scaleup and successfully conduct experiments ie evaluation and technology demonstration 3 Reasonableness and realism of proposed costs and fees if any Options are discouraged and unpriced options will not be considered for award The cost of preparing proposals in response to this announcement is not considered an allowable direct charge to any resulting contract or any other contract It is however an allowable expense to the normal bid and proposal indirect cost specified in FAR 3120518 Foreignowned offerors are advised that their participation is excluded at the prime contract level Data subject to export control constraints may be involved and only firms on the Certified Contractor Access List CCAL will be allowed access to such data For further information on CCAL contact the Defense Logistics Service Center at 18003523572 The work to be performed may require a SECRETNOFORN facility clearance and safeguarding capability therefore personnel identified for assignment to a classified effort must be cleared for access to SECRETNOFORN information at the time of award The cutoff date for submission of white papers is 3 Aug 00 for FY01 20 Aug 01 for FY02 20 Aug 02 for FY03 and 20 Aug 03 for FY04 This PRDA is open and effective until cancelled An Ombudsman has been appointed to hear significant concerns from offerors or potential offerors for this announcement Routine questions are not considered to be significant concerns and should be communicated directly to the Contracting Officer Joetta A Bernhard 315 3302308 The purpose of the Ombudsman is not to diminish the authority of the Contracting Officer or Program Manager but to communicate contractor concerns issues disagreement and recommendations to the appropriate Government personnel The Ombudsman for this acquisition is Vincent Palmiero Deputy Chief AFRLIFK at 315 3307746 When requested the Ombudsman will maintain strict confidentiality as to the source of the concern The Ombudsman should only be contacted with issues or problems that have been previously brought to the attention of the contracting officer and could not be satisfactorily resolved at that level To receive a copy of the AFRLIFK BAA PRDA A Guide for Industry Sep 1996 Rev write ATTN Debbie Cutler AFRLIFK 26 Electronics Parkway Rome NY 134414515 or fax her at FAX 3153304728 or the guide may be accessed at httpwwwifafrlafmildivIFKbpguidehtml All responsible firms may submit a white paper which shall be considered Respondents are asked to provide their Commercial and Government Entity CAGE number with their submission as well as a fax number and an email address and reference PRDA0006IFKPA Only Contracting Officers are legally authorized to commit the Government

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1 2990013868191 Governor Diesel Engine Quantity 1 each Woodward Governor Co part no 8241588 2 2910012096294 Governor Diesel Engine Quantity 1 each Woodward Governor Co part no J8558245 NOTE No drawings or specifications are available from this agency Substitute part numbers are NOT acceptable only the Woodward Governor Co part numbers as indicated above will be considered FOB Destination delivery on or before 101000 for item 1 and 121200 for item 2 to USCG Engineering Logistics Center Baltimore MD 212265000 This is a combined CBDSynopsis solicitation for commercial items prepared in accordance with the format in subpart 126 of the FAR as supplemented with additional information included in this notice This announcement constitutes the only solicitation proposals are being requested and a written solicitation will not be issued Quotation shall include proposed delivery in days pricing for item individually packed marked and barcoded the company Tax Information Number and DUNS Number All responsible sources may submit a quotation which if timely received shall be considered by this agency ATTENTION Minority WomenOwned and Disadvantaged Business Enterprises DBEs The department of Transportation DOT ShortTerm Lending Program STLP offers working capital financing in the form of lines of credit to finance accounts receivable for transportation related contracts Maximum line of credit is 500000 with interest at the prime rate For further information call 800 5321169 Internet address httposdbuwebdotgov See Note 22

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The General Services Administration GSA is seeking ArchitectEngineer AE Services for the construction of a New U S Border Station to replace the existing facility in Jackman Maine It will be constructed on approximately 23 acres of land using the site of the existing station which will be demolished Temporary inspection facilities will be set up during construction In addition to a new main port building there will be an agency vehicle garage two primary inspection lanes and booths for noncommercial traffic one inspection lane and booth for commercial traffic noncommercial secondary inspection area with two additional lanes an outbound inspection area and a GSA maintenance facility The total gross area for all the buildings in the new complex is 2233 SM 24024 SF There will be eight interior and 16 exterior parking spaces Tenants for this facility will be U S Customs Service Immigration and Naturalization Service and US Department of Agriculture This project shall be designed in metric units The construction contract will have a base contract for those elements of work that can be executed within the Congressionally mandated cost limitation and contract options alternates or line items for those elements of work that may be funded from other sources The AE firm as used in this solicitation may be a partnership corporation association or other entity that will have contractual responsibility for the project design The AE firm and all applicable consultants must be licensed to practice their specialty architectureengineering in the state of Maine The estimated construction cost of this project is in the range of 5000000 10000000 The AE fee for design services shall be within the 6 statutory limitation based on the government construction estimate at the time of negotiation Services required include but are not limited to planning phase feasibility studies including construction phasing and swing space design design programming design cost estimatinganalyses code review value engineering management post construction contract services PCCS Option record drawings construction management administration and inspections Option testing oversight and review building turnover coordination post occupancy evaluations and any other services deemed necessary to provide for a completely functional facility The Government has determined that the following disciplines andor consultants are required Architectural Civil Structural Mechanical Electrical Fire Protection and Life Safety Hazard Materials Lighting Cost Estimating Elevators Roofing Construction management and administration testing and inspection services Consideration is limited to firms having an active designproduction office located within the New England Region CT MA ME NH RI VT At least one member for the contract will be New England wide The selected AE must have a production office within the six New England states The Evaluation Criteria for selection are as follows 1 EXPERIENCE 25 weight factor Past projects demonstrate creativity in applying innovative engineering design approaches energy conservation sustainable design principles building green and indicate an integrated HVAC design excellence strategy and demonstrate creativity in interior design Projects have received awardsrecognition for design excellence Past experience by the Team shall include projects of new building construction similar in complexity and size 2 TEAMS PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONSEXPERIENCE 25 weight factor Individual key persons have appropriate qualifications and experience to bring a level of excellence to all aspects of this project Project teamconsultants demonstrate an approach that endeavors to provide a well managed and coordinated design effort Project Manager proposed has the leadership and experience to be responsive to the requirements of this project 3 ORGANIZATION 25 weight factor Firms ability to meetwork within constrictive time frames Office production methodstechnology familiarity with metric document production The proposed team has previous experience working together The firms commitment to project requirementsopportunities available for small minority and woman owned businesses The team indicates a clear commitment to performing a significant portion of the project designconstruction documents in New England The team proposed demonstrates an approach to project accomplishment that will effect an efficiently executed and well coordinated project 4 QUALITY AND COST CONTROL 25 weight factor Ability to evaluatedevelop accurate preliminary project budgets ability to control project costs during design process methods used to coordinate construction documents work of various engineering disciplines and provide general production quality control If selected for an interview the AE Firm shall be prepared to discuss all aspects of the Evaluation Criteria indicated above and to demonstrate the ability to fulfill all contract requirements This procurement is being made under the Small Business Competitiveness Demonstration Program FAR 1910 Small small disadvantaged and small womenowned firms are strongly encouraged to participate The successful firm will be expected to place subcontracts to the maximum practical extent with small small disadvantaged and small womanowned firms as part of their original submitted team Before award of the contract the AE shall be required to present an acceptable Small Business and Small Disadvantaged Business Subcontracting Plan in accordance with Public Law 95507 As part of its commitment to socioeconomic initiatives of the Federal Government the General Services Administration Public Buildings Service has established for fiscal 2000 subcontracting goals of 42 for small businesses 5 for small disadvantaged businesses 5 for small womenowned businesses and 15 HUBZone small business concerns Firms having the capabilities to perform the services described in this announcement are invited to respond by submitting THREE completed SF254s for firm joint ventures and consultants which must be dated not more than twelve 12 months before the date of this synopsis and THREE COPIES SF255 along with letter of interest to General Services Administration New England Region TP ONeill Jr Federal Building room 975 10 Causeway Street Boston MA 022221077 by DATE 080800 TIME 230 PM local time The following information MUST be on the outside of the sealed envelope 1 Solicitation NumberTitle 2 Due Date 3 Closing Time Late responses are subject to FAR Provision 522147 In Block 8 of the SF254 specify only current W2 payroll noncontract personnel of each firm In Block 10 of the SF255 the AE Firm MUST respond to the FOUR 4 EVALUATED CRITERIA stated in the CBD announcement for this solicitation all elements within each evaluation factor should be addressed in order to receive maximum consideration In Block 11 of the SF255 the AE Firm MUST sign name and title and date the submittal Award of this contract is contingent upon funding approval This contract is being procured under the Brooks Act and FAR 36 This is not a Request for Proposal Please include the business size status for your firm as well as each consultant Point of Contact Peter J Menzies Contracting OfficerProject Manager Phone 617 5655733 Fax 617 5655967 Email petermenziesgsagov

• Department/Ind.Agency GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
• Subtier PUBLIC BUILDINGS SERVICE
• Office PBS R1 NATIONAL CONTRACTS TEAM

This is the official solicitation synopsis for the award of Multiple Award IDIQ Task Order Construction Contract Work is to be performed in the following categories Interior and exterior building construction and repair and alterations including but not limited to electrical carpentry masonry plumbing mechanical architectural landscaping storm drainage exterior restoration waterproofing repainting cleaning sealing and other repairalterations or construction or demolition services as specified designbuild services earth work miscellaneous drainage structures such as culverts and headwalls pavement and concrete slab replacementrepair and construction and other miscellaneous minor Civil Engineering work items to include airfield improvement and repair such as replacement of concrete slabs asphalt pavement and repair of joint seals and base materials The performance area is Laughlin AFB TX located in Del Rio Texas We anticipate awarding up to four indefinite delivery indefinite quantity contracts with a one year base period and four oneyear option periods Of these four possible contracts up to three contracts will be awarded unrestricted The remaining contract will be awarded to an 8a contractor The magnitude of this contract will be more than 10M The magnitude of individual task orders will be from 500000 to more than 10000000 The SIC code is 1542 and size standard is 17M Tentative issue date is 16 Jul 00

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• Office FA3099 47 CONF CC

The work consists of furnishing all plant labor equipment and materials to construct a 1525 SF addition to Building 1202 at McChord AFB Work will consist of extending Building 1202 to the west approximately 44 feet including all site work and electrical wiring The addition will match the exterior finish and roofline of the existing structure The performance period for this project is 180 continuous calendar days The magnitude of construction of this project is between 100000 and 250000 This solicitation will be issued under full and open competition procedures on or about July 20 2000 The proposal due date will be on or about August 21 2000 The applicable SIC is 1542 The solicitation will be available on the Electronic Posting System wwwepsgov as well as on CDROM Request a CD by mail from 62 CONSLGCA PO Box 4178 McChord AFB WA 984380178 or by facsimile at 253 9845053 including the following information Company Name Complete Address Voice Telephone Number Email Address and the Business Size NOTE In accordance with FAR 191305 this acquisition is being considered for a Hubzone setaside If your firm is Hubzone certified and intends to submit a proposal on this acquisition please provide the following information to the contracting officer not later than 10 days after the publication of this notice SBA certification of Hubzone eligibility capability statement for firm and a positive statement that your firm intends to submit a proposal on this acquisition Based on responses the contracting officer will make a determination if there is not a reasonable expectation of adequate competition the acquisition will be conducted under full and open competition Notice to Offerors Funds are not presently available for this project No award will be made until funds are available to make payment under a contract The Government reserves th right to cancel this solicitation either before or after bid openingRFP closing with no obligation to the offeror by the Government

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Repair of the following items Item 0001 NSN 5998013613878EW PN 333244001 Noun 5A3 Card Ten 10 each to be repaired Item 0002 NSN 5998013813876EW PN 333247001 Noun Circuit Card Assembly Twelve 12 each to be repaired Items applicable to ANALR56M system No technical or repair data is available Destination Robins AFB GA 31098 Delivery is 30 days after receipt of repairables Electronic procedures will be used for this solicitation See our WEB page at httppkecrobinsafmil To Lockheed Martin Fairchild Systems in Yonkers NY 10710 Justification Repair is accomplished by only one or a limited number of sources and no other type of supplies or services will satisfy agency requirements All potential offerors should contact the buyerPCO identified above for additional information and or to communicate concerns if any concerning this acquisition If your concerns are not satisfied by the contracting officer an Ombudsman has been appointed to hear serious concerns that are not resolved through established channels The purpose of the Ombudsman is not to diminish the authority of the program director or contracting officer but to communicate serious contractor concerns issues disagreements and recommendations to the appropriate government personnel When requested the Ombudsman will maintain strict confidentiality as to the source of the concern The Ombudsman does not participate in the evaluation of proposals in the the source selection process When appropriate potential offerors my contact Ombudsman Mr James Grant Chief Contracting Policy Division at 9129262604 Please be prepared to identify previous contracts made by you in an attempt to resolve your concerns See notes 22 23 73

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D The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC intends to issue a draft request for proposals for the acquisition of information systems development and microcomputer support services The contract is anticipated to be a single award IDIQ Task Order type contract with the flexibility to award cost plus fixed fee fixed price time and materials and labor hour task orders dependent on the scope of the statements of work associated with the task order The contract will not be a requirements type contract The period of performance is 7 years with an anticipated basic period of performance of 12 calendar months from date of award with six one year option periods not to exceed 84 months The estimated number of hours for the effort is 9079000 At the present time CDC is contemplating the contract will include programming services scopes of work which heretofore were small business setasides in Cincinnati Ohio and Morgantown West Virginia as well as the inclusion of the newly awarded 2 12 year CDCwide Microcomputer Support and Services contract also awarded as a total small business setaside CDC will be requesting the bundling of these scopes of work from the Small Business Administration and pending their approval will issue the final RFP with these scopes included in the RFP The work under this contract is anticipated to consist of a variety of programming and microcomputer support services to CDC and the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry ATSDR including various information systems technologies and computing platforms including mainframe microprocessor workstation and network server technologies including clientserver applications Work involves information and data analysis systems in support of CDCs mission including performing requirements analyses design and development of new systems ensuring information systems security modification maintenance and conversion of existing systems data and database administration training users in both CDCdeveloped and commercial applications hotline user support to application users including CDC staff and state and local health professionals throughout the US in the use of CDCdeveloped applications programming support for the analysis of scientific statistical and public health data systems integration data conversion and data communications via networking and telecommunications between disparate systems and geographic locations data entry and keypunch support graphics and desktop publishing and computer center facilities operation Work to be performed also includes hardware repair and maintenance of Government microcomputer equipment maintaining a spare parts inventory software support including installation integration operation and user orientation local and wide area network administration and support problem diagnosis and tracking including maintaining a CDCwide Help Desk and video teleconferencing support Existing technology is primarily Pentiumbased microprocessors and installed microcomputers run Windows 95 and NT which are connected to IBM token ring and Ethernet Local Area Networks LANs running Novell NetWare version 411 operating system soon to be upgraded to 5x CDC plans to migrate to Novell NetWare 5x in the near future and to Sonic ring in the next 12 18 months CDCs network topology is a combination of token ring over type 1 cable FDDI over category 5 cable and Ethernet over type 1 or category 5 cable Supported protocols are TCPIP IPX and SPX and CDC interconnects to the Internet The LANs are connected together into a Wide Area Network WAN using multi protocol and high speed routers over fiber optic cable or leased data lines A broadband Metropolitan Area Network MAN interconnects all large Atlanta campuses Currently FDDI is the method used for the WAN Within a 12 18 month period the WAN will use ATM over T1 and the MAN will migrate to an OC48 network Offerors must be capable of repairing and maintaining equipment from a variety of manufacturers ie Dell Compaq AST SUN microcomputers with a few MacIntosh Contract performance will be at CDCs primary offices in Atlanta GA as well as in Washington DC Cincinnati OH Morgantown WV Hyatttsville MD and Research Triangle Park NC as well as in the contractors facilities Travel may also be necessary to other CDC sites such as Anchorage AK San Juan PR and occasional travel outside the United States The draft solicitation will be available on or about August 31 2000 Only written requests submitted to the address shown above will be honored The date specified for receipt of questionscomments on the draft RFP will be approximately 30 days after the draft RFP issue date Requests for the draft RFP must cite RFP 2000N00120 Telephone requests will not be accepted It is anticipated that the final RFP will be issued January 2001 CDC will announce the industry daypreproposal conference schedule in another CBD notice

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