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BACKGROUND The US Air Force Air Command ACC Langley AFB Va is tasked with the requirement to provide radars for use at eleven 11 Tethered Aerostat Radar System TARS sites Currently we operate a DPS5 radar at the Cudjoe Key FL site and TPS63 radars at six 6 sites and a L88A at the remaining four 4 sites POTENTIAL NEED The purpose of this announcement is to identify and locate sources fully capable of providing radars for an upcoming requirement The proposed system must operate within the 275K and 420K aerostat parameter and not alter airborne characteristics The system to include radar and antenna cannot exceed 1300 pounds in weight The system must interface with airborne support equipment currently fielded in the TARS network The radar system must be capable of detecting a 2m2 Swerling Type I target with a noiselimited single scan Pd Probability of Detection of not less than 75 within the surveillance volume The surveillance volume is defined as 10150 NM 360 degrees in azimuth from ground level to 2000 feet above the aerostats flight altitude This performance shall apply with the system operating normally and all system losses accounted for including moving target indication MTI constant false alarm rate CFAR and atmospheric losses due to absorption and lenseffect We invite all qualified sources to respond to this notice in support of the ACC mission The latest TARS Radar Statement of Objectives SOO is currently posted on the Electronic Posting System EPS and we invite all interested contractors to take a look at it If you are interested and can provide the requirement stated please respond to the following points of contact This requirement has been advertised previously and the government did not receive sufficient responses Therefore in accordance with FAR 6302 the government intends to award this requirement on a Sole Source basis if no further responses are received Point of Contact Linda Whitlock Contract Manager Phone 757 7649125 Fax 757 7649153 Email LindaWhitlockLangleyafmil Kathy Jackson Contracting Officer Phone 757 7649126 Fax 757 7649153 Email KathyJacksonLangleyafmil Email you questions to Linda Whitlock at lindawhitlocklangleyafmil

• Department/Ind.Agency DEPT OF DEFENSE
• Subtier DEPT OF THE AIR FORCE
• Office FA4890 HQ ACC AMIC

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• Department/Ind.Agency DEPT OF DEFENSE
• Subtier DEPT OF THE AIR FORCE
• Office FA4452 763 ESS

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Commerce Business Daily Announcement United States Customs Service P3 Airborne Early Warning AEW Aircraft APS145 Retrofit Program Introduction The United States Customs Service USCS currently operates six P3 AEW aircraft from the Surveillance Support Branches located at NAS Corpus Christi TX and NAS Jacksonville FL in the performance of its drug interdiction mission The P3 AEW 14 aircraft use the APS138 search radar while AEW 5 and 6 use the updated APS145 radar with an updated mission processing and display system An additional two AEW aircraft 78 are now being modified from US Navy heavyweight P3B airframes into an updated configuration which again uses the APS145 radar but also includes new digital cockpit avionics and a dual channel digital replacement autopilot USCS has received funding from a Congressional appropriation for Plan Colombia to retrofit AEW 14 aircraft to an AEW 7 configuration Objective USCS intends to competitively award a modification contract for the retrofit of P3 AEW 14 to the AEW 7 configuration Industry is strongly encouraged to review the draft Statement of Work SOW available on request to gain a thorough understanding of the scope of this effort USCS anticipates issuing a Request for Proposals RFP for the retrofit modification contract in March 2001 with receipt of price proposal submissions 30 days after release of the RFP Work Scope General The AEW retrofit work scope requires offerors with full inhouse engineering manufacturing and testing capability Offerors must have extensive experience in the modification rework and overhaul of P3B airframes andor demonstrated expertise in modifying other large multiengine aircraft Such modification experience will include the installation and testing of sophisticated radar IFF digital avionics autopilot communications computer processing and display equipment Commonality with the AEW 7 configuration is a key objective of this effort Major tasks for this effort include a Program management quality assurance planning and control b generation of engineering removal and installation drawings specific to this effort which are not otherwise provided in the governmentfurnished technical data package c procurement or fabrication of all installation materials wiring harnesses and equipment not provided as Government Furnished Equipment GFE d installation of all retrofit materials and equipment both CFE and GFE new and modifiedoriginal in AEW 14 e performance of ground and flight testing for the finished product 31 Airframe and Aircraft Subsystems 311 Scheduled and Unscheduled Maintenance Firms responding to the RFP should indicate their capabilities to perform routine P3B airframe organizational level maintenance procedures to support the aircraft during modification and flight test Phased depot maintenance PDM will not be part of this retrofit modification contract However limited corrosion and other airframesubsystem problems discovered during the normal course of the retrofit process will be addressed on a case by case basis Firms should describe their relevant experience to perform such work in their offers Only this portion of the work will be priced on a time and materials basis 312 Airframe Configuration The internalexternal configuration of the aircraft following retrofit will match AEW 7 in all respects with the exception of differences required for the AEW 3 LWB airframe The required tasks include but are not limited to the following areas a ballast amount and positioning to achieve proper weight and balance b internal arrangement of work benches seating and crew rest areas c equipment bay layout and positioning of avionics hardware and wiring runs d external aircraft arrangement of antennas including SATCOM antenna mounted on existing rotodome e internal cosmetic appearance to include necessary replaces g AEW 7 configuration for the Intercommunication System ICS Crew Station Units CSU operator interface and Communications Control Unit CCU software h data transfer capability via MILSATCOM The new communications equipment will be GFE 34 Cockpit Avionics The cockpit avionics will be updated using a governmentfurnished flat panel Electronic Flight Instrument System EFIS Flight Management System FMS with GPS and associated control panelsCDU The PB20N single channel analog autopilot will be replaced with a dual channel digital autopilot The electromechanical enginegearbox instruments will be replaced with a digital Engine Instrument Display System EIDS Additional replacement GFE systems to be installed include a dual VIR432 b dual DME442 c dual ADS3000 air data systems d ALT4000 radar altimeter and e GH3000ADC3000 standby instrument system The existing dual Litton 92 LTN92 Inertial Navigation System INS will be retained however the LTN92 2001 GPS and CDUs will be removed The existing weather radar TWR850 and ADF462 will be retained with some minor changes to be completed by the successful offeror including control and display through the FMSEFIS Program Schedule USCS is in the process of determining an induction and delivery schedule for the retrofit program The preliminary schedule would have modifications commence with the first aircraft induction in the fall of 2001 and would be followed at approximately 4 month intervals for the remaining 3 aircraft Each aircraft will be in modification and test for 68 months and USCS estimates the duration of the entire program will be 18 months Aircraft modification schedule is subject to change due to a variety of factors including GFE delivery dates and operational mission requirements Government Furnished Equipment USCS anticipates providing the majority of the equipment required for the retrofit as GFE This will facilitate meeting the program schedule for aircraft induction outlined above while allowing sufficient lead time for GFE delivery A number of aircraft systems will be retained as is while some will be removed modified and reinstalled The new GFE purchases now being acquired by USCS include a APS145 kits b cockpit avionics including EFIS FMS autopilot air data EIDS radio navigation c mission system hardware including tacticalQ70 displays workstations mission computer track processor chassis d communications radios and CDUs USCS intends to deliver GFE to the modification contractor in late 2001 or early 2002 for the first two aircraft and by mid2002 for the second two aircraft Technical Data Package and AEW Aircraft Inspection Upon request USCS intends to distribute an electronic technical data package to firms interested in responding to the RFP This package will include AEW 14 drawings and a digital photo library of the existing aircraft configuration The AEW 7 configuration will be documented by a 90 engineering design release drawing package draft specifications and a digital photo library USCS anticipates having final AEW 7 drawings and specifications available in the summer of 2001 prior to the induction of the first AEW 14 retrofit aircraft USCS also anticipates that AEW 7 will be available for inspection in the later portion of the summer of 2001 before the first retrofit aircraft induction USCS will not warrant the technical data package as buildto data nor will it warrant the data for overall accuracy or completeness Each aircraft will vary to some degree as to its current configuration upon delivery to the modification contractor Minor system airframe deviations between aircraft and technical data drawings can be expected and shall not be considered a basis to file an additional over and above claim against the Government Contracting of any outside technical support services required to carry out this retrofit effort will be the responsibility of the successful offeror USCS will make several AEW airframes available for offeror walkthrough inspections in conjunction with the release of the RFP At this time USCS anticipates that P3 AEW 1 and 2 will be made available for inspection between March 14 and 16 at the Surveillance Support Branch in Corpus Christi Texas Individual walk through inspections will be scheduled by the Contracting Officer and will allow each vendor several hours to privately inspect the airframes take pictures etc Appointment requests should be forwarded via email to the Contracting Officer listed below in Section 70 70 Contractual Arrangements USCS does not desire and will not consider technical proposals USCS will use an oral interview process to determine each firms understanding of the statement of work The technical evaluation will emphasize past performance and experience The contract type will be firm fixed price and will also include an optional time and material reimbursable CLIN for repair efforts as described in Section 311 above Interested firms are encouraged to respond via email to the Contracting Officer Sharon Lim at sharonlimcustomstreasgov or alternately via phone at 202 9274914

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Provide repair to exhaust system Contractor shall furnish all plant labor equipment tools supplies and materials and perform all operations necessary to fabricate and install one horizontal single branch room exhaust system in building 1748 at McGuire AFB NJ in accordance with the attached Statement of Work A site visit will be conducted on 5 Mar 01 Please contact Lt Gregory Sevening for time

• Department/Ind.Agency DEPT OF DEFENSE
• Subtier DEPT OF THE AIR FORCE
• Office FA4484 87 CONS PK

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Supplemental AE Professional Services for the State of Michigan GS05P01GAD0072 ZMI 01005 Indefinite quantity contract to provide full service supplemental architectengineering services based on but not limited to the issuance of work orders for the preparation of designs plans specifications estimates record drawings miscellaneous studies and reports surveys and construction inspection services for projects within the geographic borders of the State of Michigan Project may also involve work in specialty areas such as alterations in historic buildings or asbestos abatement work Services may include assisting the GSA staff in inhouse design and construction inspections Other construction related services that may be awarded include land surveys material testing services including concrete structural steel soil testing comprehensive subsurface investigations and structural study of existing buildings Discipline and services required may include architectural electrical mechanical structural civil engineering communications energy conservation cost estimating elevator design firesafety and hazardous material consultant services The duration of the base contracts will be for one year The contract will include a provision for four 4 options each will extend the contract for an additional oneyear period and may be exercised at the option of the Government Two separate contracts will be awarded to two separate AE firms for projects in the State of Michigan The maximum order limitation may not exceed seven hundred fifty thousand dollars 75000000 for each oneyear period For informational purpose the NAICS Code is 541330 The Small Business Size Standard is 4 million and a small business setaside Consideration for selection will be limited to firms having an existing design production office within the geographic limitation of the State of Michigan Each member of any proposed joint venture must have an existing design production office within the designated geographic limitations Joint venture of firmconsultant arrangements will be considered and evaluated on a demonstrated interdependency of the members to provide a quality design effort In addition all firms and their consultants must 1 Have inhouse CADD capabilities compatible with the latest version of AutoCAD and 2 prepare all specifications for projects under this contract using the AIA Masterspec Consideration for selection will be based upon the following evaluation criteria categories 1 Project Team 15 Key Personnel Qualifications and relevant experience as individuals and as a team 2 Design Management 30 Project Management plan facilities capabilities and techniques 3 Design ability 30 visual and narrative evidence of teams ability with respect to innovative design solutions 4 Experience 25 Performance on similar projects Standard Forms 254 ArchitectEngineer and Related Services Questionnaire and 255 ArchitectEngineer and Related Services Questionnaire for specific projects are due April 1 2001 at 400 pm local time and shall be addressed to General Services Administration Property Management Contracts Branch 230 South Dearborn Street Room 3324 Chicago IL 60604 to the attention of Daaiyah Najeeullah Contracting Officer These forms are available electronically Adobe PDF format on the Electronic Posting System EPS at wwwepsgov See CBD Note 24 A short list of firms to be interviewed will be listed in this publication after review of the above responses This is a small business setaside procurement This is not a request for proposal Funds are not currently available for this procurement

• Department/Ind.Agency GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
• Subtier PUBLIC BUILDINGS SERVICE
• Office PBS R5 ACQUISITION MANAGEMENT DIVISION

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• Department/Ind.Agency GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
• Subtier OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
• Office OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT SERVICES

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