Technology Insertion (TI)-28 and TI-Next Acoustic Rapid Action Commercial Off-the Shelf (COTS) Insertion (A-RCI)- Prime Integrator

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This document, "Attachment 3 -- Staffing Plan," requires bidders to provide a detailed staffing plan for Engineering Services and Production, broken down by fiscal year (FY29-FY39) and labor category. It is intended to outline the projected hours needed for various roles to fulfill the contract requirements.

• Two distinct tables: One for USN Engineering Services (Table 1) and one for FMS Engineering Services (Table 2).
• Labor Categories: Includes roles such as Sr. Program Manager, Program Manager, Contracts Manager, Business Financial Mgr, Operations Manager, Operations Support, Chief Engineer, Sr. Engineer, Cyber Security Engineer, System Engineer, Programmer, IT Analyst, Sr. Software Engineer, Software Engineer, Manufacturing Engineer, Draftsman, Configuration Management Specialist, Sr. Logistics Manager, ILS Mgmt Support Specialist IV, and Support/Admin.
• Fiscal Years: Staffing hours are to be detailed for FY29 through FY39.
• Key Personnel Designation: An asterisk (*) should be used to denote key personnel, defined as employees dedicated to the program at least 50% of the time.
• Total Hours: Grand Totals are provided for USN Engineering Services (6,050,000 hrs) and FMS Engineering Services (1,100,000 hrs).
• Job Descriptions: Detailed descriptions, experience, and education requirements are provided for each labor category.

Bidders must complete and submit this staffing plan as part of their proposal. It is crucial for demonstrating the proposed team's capability to meet the contract's projected labor needs over an extended period. The detailed job descriptions will guide bidders in identifying and assigning appropriate personnel to meet the specified requirements and qualifications, including security clearance needs.

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This document provides the program schedule for the AN/BQQ-10 A-RCI TI/APB Build for TI-28 and TI-next.

• Figure 1: Displays the overall AN/BQQ-10 A-RCI System TI/APB Cycles by Fiscal Year.
• Period of Performance: Anticipated for the A-RCI procurement of TI-28 and TI-next is from October 31, 2028, to October 31, 2039.
• Infrastructure Notes:
  • TI-28 will share the same infrastructure and common shipboard integrated baselines with TI-26.
  • TI-32 will share the same infrastructure and common shipboard integrated baseline with TI-30.

This schedule is crucial for potential bidders to understand the timeline for future A-RCI procurements, specifically TI-28 and TI-next, and their integration with existing systems (TI-26 and TI-30).

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This document is an Excel spreadsheet titled "Attachment 4 Questions Template.xlsx". It appears to be a template for bidders to submit questions or comments regarding the "Technology Insertion (TI)-28 and TI-Next Acoustic Rapid Action Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS) Insertion (A-RCI)" opportunity.

The template includes columns for:

• Question #
• Status
• Comment/Question
• Government Response

Bidders should use this template to formally submit any questions they have about the solicitation or related documents. This structured format ensures that all necessary information is provided for the government to respond effectively. The "Government Response" column indicates that this template is intended for the government to fill in their answers to the submitted questions.

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This document outlines the Terms of Use Agreement for data provided in relation to solicitation N00024-26-R-6111. It details the restrictions and requirements for recipients accessing interface control documents, technical data, and Government Furnished Information (GFI).

• Data Usage: Data is to be used solely for generating and supporting questions, comments, and responses to the referenced notice.
• Disclosures and Restrictions: Covers export controls (Arms Export Control Act), public release limitations (requiring written consent), foreign disclosure prohibitions (NOFORN data), subcontractor disclosure responsibilities, and destruction procedures for classified and CUI data.
• Classified Documents: Highest classification level is Secret. Personnel require appropriate security clearance.
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• Compliance: Requires adherence to DFARS Clause 252.227-7025, 32 C.F.R. Part 117 (NISPOM), DFARS Clause 252.204-7012, and NIST SP 800-171.
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Potential bidders must review and agree to these terms to receive and utilize any data provided for this opportunity. Failure to comply can result in severe penalties. The agreement specifies data handling, security, and destruction protocols that will apply if awarded the contract. Bidders must provide required company information and acknowledgements.