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Vehicle Repair Maintenance and Overhaul of General Service Administrationowned Vehicles assigned to Oklahoma City Oklahoma This solicitation will result in a firm fixed price indefinite delivery indefinite quantity requirements type contract The method of award will consist of evaluating technical capability past performance and price The contract period is March 1 2002 or date of award whichever is later through February 28 2003 with two 1year option periods The solicitation contains FAR Clauses 522178 Option to Extend Services and 522179 Option to Extend the Term of the Contract This procurement is 100 setaside for Small Business The NAICS Code is 811111 and the small business size standard is 5 Million All responsible sources located within the boundaries stated in the solicitation An Area within Oklahoma City Oklahoma which are classified as a Small Business may submit an offer which will be considered This solicitation will be posed on the Electronic Posting System at Internet Site httpwwwepsgov

• Department/Ind.Agency GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
• Subtier FEDERAL ACQUISITION SERVICE
• Office GSA/FAS REGION 7 ACQUSITION CENTER

The Government has a requirement for professional AE Services with Industrial Hygiene Services for Project 64602104U Renovate Prosthetics at the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System University Drive Pittsburgh PA 15240 Evaluation of the Prosthetic Area is needed to improve work flow maximize storage address patient privacy issues and improve insufficient waiting space Equipment no longer utilized is to be removed with space reallocated to the other functions There are currently seven 7 purchasing clerks occupying a space allocated for four 4 Supervisor and clerical support are isolated from the patient activity and problems include storage of items within room not in the corridors Review of orthotist exam space and configuration is required Wall changes may be necessary impacting electricalHVACplumbing orthotist roomsink Services shall include field investigation design preparation of working drawings and specifications construction cost estimate construction period services as the owners technical representative and reproduction of construction contract documents The AE shall design the project work in accordance with NFPA VA guidelines and directives VA master specifications and all other applicable codes regulations and requirements Disciplines involved will include architectural structural mechanical electrical and environmental AE shall provide complete investigative services site survey to evaluate existing conditions and shall provide coordination review and consultation services through completion of the entire project AE shall also provide professional Industrial Hygiene Services to perform asbestos survey investigations bulk sampling asbestos removal specification and drawings and monitoring in appropriate areas during construction period services AE shall prepare schematics and design development to include drawings estimates and specifications AE will provide three review sessions Schematic due within 30 days from date of award 50 and 100 each due within 30 days from return of approved previous submission Four 4 copies of specifications drawings and cost estimates are required for each review submission Thirty 30 sets of Construction Documents drawings and specifications are required at 100 completion 15 days after final approval All construction drawings shall be provided on AutoCAD 2000 and specifications in Microsoft Word 50 or higher AE shall review all submissions and provide recommendations to the VA review and provide replies to RFIs review contractors cost estimate and provide recommendations make site visits and prepare written reports to include agreed upon change in design as determined necessary during construction participate in partialfinal acceptance inspections and generate punch list items for completion After construction AE shall prepare and submit accurate complete asbuilt drawings on AutoCAD 2000 Procurement is open to emerging small businesses only An emerging small business is a small business concern whose size is no greater than 50 of the numerical size standard applicable to the assigned code The NAIC Code is 541330 with the small business size standard of 40 million Construction cost estimate is between 250000 and 500000 Award will be made to the AE judged by the VA to be the best qualified for the work See Numbered Note 24 The following additional factors will also apply Evaluation of knowledge of healthcare facilities and prior successful experience designing projects of this size nature and cost Reputation and standing of firm and principal officials with respect to professional performance general management and cooperativeness Record of significant claims against client because of improper or incomplete architectural and engineering services and specific experience and qualification of personnel proposed for assignment to the project and record of worki

• Department/Ind.Agency VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF
• Subtier VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF
• Office 244-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 4 (36C244)

The Department of Veterans Affairs Nebraska Western Iowa Health Care System is contracting on a sole source basis for a Jackson Surgical Table to be provided to the Omaha Division of the Nebraska Western Iowa Health Care System The award is planned to be accomplished by the close of business on Monday December 31 2001

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NSN 7H4120014515869 SPEC NR TDP VER 002 Ref Nr 1D881861 Qty 2 EA Deliver to Defense Distrbution Depot San Diego San Diego CA Receiving Officer Fisc Norfolk Norfolk VA Approx Due Date OA Feb 06 02 See Notes 926

• Department/Ind.Agency DEPT OF DEFENSE
• Subtier DEPT OF THE NAVY
• Office NAVSUP WEAPON SYSTEMS SUPPORT MECH

NSN 7H5999LLH500440 SPEC NR TDP VER 002 Ref Nr 1553PCEP Qty 5 EA Deliveries To Various Destination Approx Due Date OA Feb 06 02 See Notes 926

• Department/Ind.Agency DEPT OF DEFENSE
• Subtier DEPT OF THE NAVY
• Office NAVSUP WEAPON SYSTEMS SUPPORT MECH

The Office of Naval Research ONR Autonomous Operations AO Future Naval Capability FNC is soliciting proposals from industry academic institutions and other agencies for the development of affordable technology solutions and the validation of performance capabilities required for the future Gladiator Tactical Unmanned Ground Vehicle TUGV programThe Gladiator is an unmanned teleoperatedsemiautonomous highly mobile ground vehicle system intended to provide the United States Marine Corps USMC Ground Combat Element GCE with a variety of mission capabilities that will allow the detection location and neutralization of threats while reducing its risk exposure Examples of these desired capabilities are reconnaissance surveillance and targeting acquisition RSTA direct fire obstacle breaching chemicalbiological weapon detection obscurant delivery engineering reconnaissance communication relay and tactical deception The Gladiator system will consist of a base mobility platform known as a Mobile Base Unit MBU controlled by an Operator Control Unit OCU via a radio frequency RF link The MBU will have builtin RSTA equipment and will be capable of seamlessly accommodating different Mission Payload Modules MPMs according to current mission needs The Gladiator must be small and lightweight enough so that two vehicle systems can be transported in the cargo area of an M1123 High Mobility Multi Purpose Wheeled Vehicle HMMWV A2 It must be simple and durable enough to withstand extreme environments and abuse A system weight of eight hundred 800 pounds including payload and Operator Control Unit OCU has been established as a target To be effective the Gladiator must be capable of traversing all types of terrain including soft soils hills vertical obstacles negative obstacles and water obstacles The Gladiator is intended to operate in hostile areas that would normally pose substantial risk to Marines It may be the recipient of and engage in direct fire activities It must be capable of surviving threats that include smallarms 762 mm fire at close range and antipersonnel mines and grenades Since the Gladiator will suffer attrition as a result of operating in high risk environments system affordability is of paramount importance A target Average Unit Production Cost AUPC of the base system MBU and OCU is 150K A complete description of system performance goals can be referenced in the document Desired Operational Performance Characteristics for a Tactical Unmanned Ground Vehicle Concurrently satisfying the stated performance parameters in an affordable manner will be a challenge The Office of Naval Research intends to award up to four 4 simultaneous contracts in FY02 for the first of a twophase process to help shape the definition of the future Gladiator and with the contractor verify whether or not the majority of the requirements can be simultaneously and costeffectively achieved The Phase I efforts will involve the investigation design and development of unmanned ground vehicle technologies in the areas of command and control mobility modularity system signature reduction durability and survivability which are vital to achieving system performance goals A preliminary system design and performance specification shall be the primary products delivered to the Government at the end of this phase and shall form the basis for a downselect decision to qualify for the Phase II Phase I is anticipated to last ten 10 months The next phase of the program will continue to refine the preliminary designs identify and build candidate technology solutions test them individually and in concert with each other and finally integrate them together into mobility platforms called Technology Demonstration Models TDMs for performance testing and demonstrations Phase II is anticipated to last fourteen 14 months The products of the ON

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THIS IS A COMBINED SYNOPSISSOLICITATION FOR COMMERCIAL ITEMS PREPARED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FORMAT IN FAR SUBPART 126STREAMLINED PROCEDURES FOR EVALUATION AND SOLICITATION FOR COMMERCIAL ITEMS AS SUPPLEMENTED WITH ADDITIONAL INFORMATION INCLUDED IN THIS NOTICE THIS ANNOUNCEMENT CONSTITUTES THE ONLY SOLICITATION QUOTATIONS ARE BEING REQUESTED AND A WRITTEN SOLICITATION DOCUMENT WILL NOT BE ISSUEDThis solicitation 028443042 is a Request for Quotation RFQ The solicitation document and incorporated provisions and clauses are those in effect through Federal Acquisition Circular 200101 effective October 22 2001The associated North American Industry Classification System NAICS code for this procurement is 334413 and the small business size standard is 500 Employees This acquisition is unrestricted and all responsible vendors may submit a quoteThe National Institute of Standards and Technology NIST has a requirement for an Emissivitycompensated Pyrometer EMCORE BRAND NAME OR EQUAL EMCORE Part s 1023958 RealTempSystem 1024312 Tilted Viewport and 1027455 RealTemp Computer and Epistat Softward System which will be used for developing accurate ie traceable to ITS90 and verifiable temperature metrology for the measurement of semiconductor wafers during rapid thermal processing The pyrometer shall also be capable of providing insitu monitoring of reflectance in a deposition process realtime monitoring of film growth rate and information about surface morphologyThe following salient characteristics and specifications are required and shall be met 1 Capable of measuring temperature emissivity reflectance film growth and characteristics of surface morphology and performing measurements on rotating discs 2 Operating wavelength 905 35 nm 3 Minimum set of compatible substrates Si GaAs Ge InP InAs InSb 4 Minimum temperature measurement range 540 C to 900 C 5 Minimum emissivity measurement range 002 to 100 single wafer 002 to 098 multiwafer setup 6 Optical fixed focus distance somewhere between 10 to 20 7 Measurement spot diameter somewhere between 02 and 10 8 Minimum data acquisition time important for rotating disk reactors 1 ms or faster 9 Standard 133 conflatflange viewport 10 Operating conditions 19 C to 27 C or broader temperature range 11 Measurement reproducibility after connectdisconnect of fiberoptic cable at 100 emissivity 1 C 12 Warmup time 1 hr or faster 13 Dimensions Electronics compatible with standard 19 rackmount enclosure 14 Fiber optic cable length Minimum 10 feet 15 Communication cable length Minimum 10 feet 16 Power requirements 115 VAC or 220 VAC at 60 Hz and 5 amps 17 Complete software control with capability to allow modification of input parameters for change in materials systems etc 18 Measurement accuracy and repeatability EmissivityRepeatability 03 or better Drift 24 h 04 or better Temperature effect 02C or better Accuracy 13 TemperatureAccuracy 100 emissivity 3 C bare uncertainty 19 Demonstrated ability to deliver such a device as evidenced by furnishing three 3 references to whom comparable systems have been sold over the past three 3 years including reference POC company phone number government contractorder number if applicable 20 Minimum 1year warrantyDelivery is required within 2 months after receipt of order ARO The FOB point shall be DESTINATION Gaithersburg MDQuotations will be evaluated in accordance with Federal Acquisition Regulation FAR Subpart 131062Evaluation of quotations or offers Award will be made based on vendors A Technical Capability to Meet Specifications vendors shall address all specifications and shall provide indication of understanding and ability to meet requirements B Past PerformanceExperience vendors sh

• Department/Ind.Agency COMMERCE, DEPARTMENT OF
• Subtier NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF STANDARDS AND TECHNOLOGY
• Office DEPT OF COMMERCE NIST

Subject notice is changed to provide the correct email address for the contracting officer Paul Ross pross3emailuspsgov NOT pross1emailuspsgov and provide amendment number A01 to all interested parties that are eligible to receive the Request for Proposal RFPfor an Ordering Agreement

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NASALaRC plans to issue a Request for Quotation RFQ for Page Fees for publication of articles from NASA Global Tropospheric Experiments PEM Tropics B Science Team in the Journal of Geophysical Research This procurement is being conducted under the Simplified Acquisition Procedures SAP NASALaRC intends to purchase the items from the Journal of Geophysical Research Washington DC as the only known source who can meet agency needs The Journal of Geophysical Research is the acknowledged scientific journal for Global Trospheric Experiments Publication of these papers is the mechanism by which the Science Team makes the data public to the atmospheric chemistry community They are published together because of the inherent value of the collection The Government intends to acquire a commercial item using FAR Part 12 Interested organizations may submit their capabilities and qualifications to perform the effort in writing to the identified point of contact not later than 430 pm local time on January 3 2002 Such capabilitiesqualifications will be evaluated solely for the purpose of determining whether or not to conduct this procurement on a competitive basis A determination by the Government not to compete this proposed effort on a full and open competition basis based upon responses to this notice is solely within the discretion of the government Oral communications are not acceptable in response to this notice All responsible sources may submit an offer which shall be considered by the agency OMBUDSMAN STATEMENT REQUIRED An Ombudsman has been appointed See NASA Specific Note B Any referenced notes can be viewed at the following URL httpgenesisgsfcnasagovnasanotehtml

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