ARCTICS II
ID: FA5215ARCTICSIIType: Sources Sought
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DEPT OF DEFENSEDEPT OF THE AIR FORCEFA5215 766 ESS PKPJBPHH, HI, 96860-4928, USA

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Engineering Services (541330)

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https://sam.gov/opp/1f8c4528caa44d108d22d2bd0b50fa2a/view
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    The Department of Defense, specifically the Department of the Air Force, is seeking qualified contractors for the ARCTICS II project, which focuses on integrated range operations and maintenance at the Joint Pacific-Alaska Range Complex (JPARC) in Alaska. The primary objective is to support joint air and ground combat training and testing for the U.S. Air Force's Pacific Air Forces (PACAF), ensuring a comprehensive training environment that includes air, land, and sea capabilities. This initiative is crucial for maintaining readiness and operational effectiveness in the Asia-Pacific region, particularly through exercises like RED FLAG-Alaska. Interested vendors must submit a seven-page capabilities document by December 27, 2024, and the anticipated contract, which is a Cost Plus Fixed Fee (CPFF) type, is expected to commence in January 2027 with a total performance period of five years, including options for extension. For further inquiries, contact Amanda Kimbel at amanda.kimbel@us.af.mil.

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    Amanda Kimbel
    amanda.kimbel@us.af.mil
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    DRAFT ARCTICS II PWS_10-08-2024.docx
    The Performance Work Statement (PWS) outlines the requirements for the Alaska Range Combat Training Integrated Communications and Support (ARCTICS) project, aimed at providing operational and maintenance support for combat training at the Joint Pacific-Alaska Range Complex (JPARC). The contractor is responsible for integrating range operations, managing government-furnished property, and ensuring compliance with various Department of Defense standards. Key responsibilities include maintaining systems and equipment, adhering to security protocols including necessary personnel clearance levels, and executing environmental, safety, and health regulations. The contractor must collaborate with government representatives, supplying detailed documentation and reports on operations, maintenance, and quality control efforts. The PWS emphasizes the contractor's obligation to provide personnel training, manage subcontractors effectively, and maintain communication with the government to ensure streamlined training missions. The purpose of the ARCTICS RFP is to deliver comprehensive and high-quality support services that enhance combat training capabilities, with rigorous adherence to legal and operational standards throughout the contract duration. This endeavor underscores the U.S. government's dedication to readiness and effective operational support in the Asia-Pacific region.
    Sources Sought -- ARCTICS II.docx
    The Department of the Air Force is disseminating a Sources Sought notice for the Alaska Range Combat Training Integrated Communications and Support (ARCTICS) II contract, aimed at supporting the Pacific Air Forces (PACAF) across multiple locations. This solicitation is not an RFP but serves to gauge market capabilities. Interested businesses are invited to submit a seven-page capabilities document by 27 December 2024. The anticipated contract is a Cost Plus Fixed Fee (CPFF) type, starting January 2027, with a total performance period of five years including options for extension. Key requirements include company information, prior experience related to the draft Performance Work Statement (PWS), and ability to obtain necessary security clearances. The document emphasizes that feedback on the draft PWS, potential risks, and recommended solicitation periods are vital for shaping the acquisition strategy. Vendors must be registered in the System for Award Management and Wide Area Work Flow to participate effectively. The Air Force seeks to refine the procurement process through industry input, ensuring alignment with capabilities and standards.
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