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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF MAY 7,1997 PSA#1840Materiel Systems Contracting Division, 4375 Chidlaw Road Rm C022,
Wright-Patterson AFB OH 45433-5006 D -- MARKET SURVEY FOR 8(A) AND SMALL BUSINESSES WHO QUALIFY UNDER SIC
7379 SOL F19628-97-R-0337 POC Point of Contact -- Rich Tillman,
Contract Negotiator, (937) 257-3571 17. This is a market survey
announcement for 8(a) and small businesses who qualify under Standard
Industrial Code (SIC) 7379 ONLY. Large businesses, and small and 8(a)
businesses who do not qualify as a small business under SIC 7379 need
not respond. Any responses from these businesses will not be evaluated.
The purpose of this market survey is to determine small business/8(a)
capabilities to participate as a prime contractor for this acquisition.
This is the only notice being sent. If you fail to submit a package, or
your package is inadequate, you will not be individually contacted. No
solicitation is available at this time. The ombudsman for this
acquisition is Colonel Lee H. Hughes, ESC/CX, (617) 377-5106. Please
note: It is anticipated that the solicitation will be restricted from
Foreign Participation. As the Materiel Systems Group (MSG) advances
into the 21st century, our vision is to become the Air Force choice for
all information technology support by improving data reliability and
accessibility, while reducing costs of information system operations.
This is achieved by maintaining, modernizing, and providing integrated
information technology services to information systems that support
DISA's Defense Information Infrastructure (DII) Common Operating
Environment (COE), DII-AF, C2 System Infrastructure, and are able to
meet the USAF goals for information dominance today and tomorrow. The
technical requirements outlined in the MSG Omnibus documents are still
applicable and are under review to encompass all DII COE requirements.
In response to this market survey, use the technical requirements
information contained in the current MSG Omnibus WWW home page:
(http://www.afmc.wpafb.af.mil/organizations/MSG/orgs/SZ/OMNIBUS/). This
effort has been renamed the Technology Infrastructure and Integration
Contract or TIIC. The overall TIIC acquisition strategy calls for a
maximum of four (4) awards. The anticipated TIIC ceiling is $350M over
five years.The anticipated SIC code for this acquisition is 7379, with
a corresponding size standard of $18M average sales averaged over the
last three completed fiscal years. Firms should indicate their size
status with their submission. Small businesses are encouraged to submit
a capabilities/past performance package to help us determine if an
award will be reserved for small business or 8(a) contractors. To
qualify as a prime for the TIIC, the vendor must be rated as fully
capable in all four areas evaluated. Responses to this CBD announcement
shall be submitted only on a 3.5 inch floppy disk (2 copies) (IBM 1.44
MB format), Microsoft Word for Windows version 6.0 or below, Times New
Roman font, size 12 point. Responses to this market survey shall be
limited to 20 pages. We will not accept hard copies instead of the
electronic submission and will not review hard copies submitted with
the electronic submission. Each package must conform to the format
found in the sample package located on the web site listed above. The
page size will be no more than 8.5" x 11" with 1" margins. Submit
market survey responses to ATTN: Rich Tillman, MSG/PKB, 4375 Chidlaw
Road, Room C022, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, 45433-5006, no
later than fifteen (15) calendar days after the date of publication of
this notice in the Commerce Business Daily. NOTE: Section 1 will
neither be evaluated nor included in the page count. Contract points of
contact should be attached and are not included in the page count,
however you must ensure contract and task order information cited are
directly related to the experience described. The Government reserves
the right to contact any or all of the points of contact cited in your
package. Section 1 -- Not Evaluated a) Brief introduction of company
history, include annual sales data to support inclusion under SIC 7379
(limit two pages) b) Discuss any potential conflicts of interest that
may impact upon your ability to fully participate in this acquisition.
c) Download and complete survey of system architectures, relational
database management systems (RDBMS), and languages supported. (Located
on the worldwide web home page cited above. The survey is to be
submitted on the same disk as the market survey response.) Section 2 --
Evaluated Clearly describe your firm's expertise and depth of
experience, preferably as a prime, in each of the following areas.
Provide examples. Examples should be as a prime contractor or as a
subcontractor with clear responsibility for accomplishment of a
contract/task, and pertain to the requirements of this acquisition.
Identify most current experience first and the remainder in
chronological order. Ensure that contract(s) and task order(s) cited
are directly related to experience described. 1. Management of
Multi-Disciplinary Teams in an Information Technology Environment a)
Manage multi-disciplinary teams and resources, on multiple concurrent
projects and/or task orders, at geographically dispersed sites, and in
information technology environments similar in complexity and content
to that of the MSG. b)Use of project management tools, including cost,
schedule, performance, and quality assurance controls c)Work in a
partnership arrangement with the government, using Integrated Process
Team (IPT) or equivalent methodologies 2. Central Design Activity (CDA)
Technical Support in Sustainment/Maintenance a) Support large, complex
management information systems (MIS) in large-scale batch and/or
high-volume transaction environments (Note: This is generally analogous
to a system containing approximately several hundred or more modules
supporting in the vicinity of one million lines of code) b) Manage
overall system administration functions of a large, complex MIS,
including responsibility for such activities as data integrity and
security, recovery of corrupted data, elimination of data redundancy,
hardware and software preventive maintenance, production control, and
returnto service experience c) Provide customer user support functions,
including batch and ad hoc report generation, help desks, documentation
updates, systems surveillance, etc. 3. CDA Technical Support in
Enhancement/Modernization a) Migrate systems from mainframe
architecture to an open architecture, client/server environment
(reengineering, rearchitecturing). b) Recognize and apply
state-of-the-industry technologies to continually mature/evolve
existing systems. Examples of this are: object-oriented/fourth order
languages programming, multi-distributed client/server processing c)
Transition systems to a shared data environment, containing standard
data elements, facilitating global access via a distributed computing
environment d) Standardize/model/integrate data, and integrate two- or
three-tier architectures for distributed systems, and integrate
Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) software/hardware with
Government-Off-The-Shelf (GOTS) e) Support Integration and Runtime
Specification (I&RTS) as applied when transitioning a system to the COE
f) Reuse software components/modules/segments g) Develop secure Web
applications and integration of databases with a Web based front-end h)
Analyze a customer's business processes and integration of a
reengineered system to enhance those processes 4. Network/Communication
Support a) Manage the interface to telecommunications systems, both
data and voice, including telephone switches, microcomputer networks,
local area networks, wide area networks, and terminal networks
connected to mainframe and minicomputers, and video tele-conferencing
b) Establish and sustain networks with multiple users (minimum 100)
that are geographically dispersed (at least 3 sites nationwide) c)
Manage overall operating functions of a large-scale computer
environments, including responsibility for such activities as computer
network operations, server hardware and software maintenance, customer
support, and production control d) Show, recognize and apply
state-of-the-industry technologies to continually mature/evolve
existing communication networks (0125) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0025 19970507\D-0006.SOL)
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