SL Noise Reduction - Market Intelligence Request
ID: FA9101-26-9-SLNRType: Sources Sought
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DEPT OF DEFENSEDEPT OF THE AIR FORCEFA9101 AEDC PKP PROCRMNT BRARNOLD AFB, TN, 37389-1332, USA

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Engineering Services (541330)
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    The Department of Defense, specifically the Department of the Air Force, is seeking market intelligence from vendors for the "SL Noise Reduction" project, aimed at conducting a comprehensive noise assessment study at Arnold AFB in Coopertown, Tennessee. The procurement requires vendors to provide detailed technical capabilities in noise level measurement, solution development, and compliance with regulatory standards, including the modification of exhaust ducts and installation of barriers. This initiative is crucial for ensuring compliance with safety and health standards while mitigating noise levels in both indoor and outdoor areas. Interested vendors should contact Greggory Jones at greggory.jones.4@us.af.mil for further details and must adhere to NIST SP 800-171 compliance, providing their CAGE code to access sensitive project documents.

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    The Department of the Air Force, through AFMC/AFTC/PZIA, is seeking market intelligence from vendors under NAICS code 541330 (Engineering Services) for a “SL Noise Reduction” project. The government aims to identify qualified vendors to meet technical and regulatory requirements. Vendors are requested to provide concise responses detailing their technical capabilities in noise level measurement, solution development with a focus on exhaust duct modification, and data deliverables. Additionally, companies must explain how they will satisfy the “Appropriate Use of Authority” requirement under 10 U.S.C. 4022, specifying which criteria (A, B, or C) they intend to leverage. Adherence to NIST SP 800-171 is mandatory, and vendors must undergo a compliance vetting process by providing their CAGE code to access sensitive project documents (Atch 1 - SOO_SL Duct Noise Reduction-Distro D).
    AEDC-Arnold AFB intends to conduct a comprehensive noise assessment study to mitigate noise levels and ensure compliance with safety and health standards. The contract objectives require a detailed Statement of Work (SOW) outlining a noise assessment of indoor and outdoor areas, problem identification, solution development (including modifying exhaust ducts, installing barriers, and administrative controls), and a feasibility analysis of proposed solutions. Key milestones include a project kickoff, baseline noise measurements, solution identification, feasibility analysis, and final report approval. Deliverables encompass a Project Management Plan, Risk Management Plan, detailed sampling and measurement strategies, a comprehensive final report, and proof of concept documentation including equipment specifications and maintenance plans. The government will receive unlimited data rights and on-site training for new equipment, emphasizing a quality control plan and flexible program management to meet performance requirements.
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