Alaska Radar System Operation/Maintenance
ID: FA521524R0006Type: Solicitation
Overview

Buyer

DEPT OF DEFENSEDEPT OF THE AIR FORCEFA5215 766 ESS PKPJBPHH, HI, 96860-4928, USA

NAICS

Facilities Support Services (561210)

PSC

SUPPORT- PROFESSIONAL: OTHER (R499)

Original Source

https://sam.gov/opp/a2dec93ae9df4b12ba2c7e9235531b0c/view
Timeline
    Description

    The Department of Defense, specifically the Department of the Air Force, is soliciting proposals for the operation and maintenance of fifteen Long-Range Radar Sites (LRRS) and three remote radio sites located in Alaska. The contract will also encompass the operations of the Regional Air Operations Center (RAOC) and the Maintenance Control and Communications Center (MC3) at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER), supporting the NORAD/NORTHCOM mission for air sovereignty and providing essential civil aircraft information to the FAA. This opportunity is critical for maintaining national security and facilitating intergovernmental cooperation in air traffic management. Interested parties should direct inquiries to Lucian Reaves or Chelsea Belford, with initial questions due by December 18, 2024, and proposals due by January 31, 2025, at 1600 AKST.

    Files
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    3A SCA WD 2015-5681 Rev 19 20231226.pdf
    3B SCA WD 2015-5687 Rev 21 20231226.pdf
    3C DBA WD AK20240001 20240223.pdf
    3D DBA WD AK20240002 20240105.pdf
    4 ARCTEC_2021-2024_CBA.pdf
    ARS Questions and Answers_20 May 24.pdf
    ARS Questions and Answers_7 June 24.pdf
    ARS SAR.pdf
    Barter Island GFP Attachment May 2021.xlsx
    Cape Lisburne GFP Attachment Sep 2021.xlsx
    Cape Newenham GFP Attachment Sep 2021.xlsx
    Cape Romanzof FCA (Final).docx
    Cold Bay GFP Attachment Mar 2021.xlsx
    DRAFT RFP ARS PWS 4.3.24.pdf
    FA521524R0006 - Appendix A Past Technical Experience (PTE) Cover Sheet.docx
    FA521524R0006 - Appendix A Work Sample Cover Sheet.docx
    FA521524R0006 - Appendix B Self Scoring Matrix.xlsx
    FA521524R0006 - Appendix C Cross Reference Matrix.xlsx
    FA521524R0006 - Appendix C Teaming Structure Format.xlsx
    FA521524R0006 - Appendix D SBPCD template.docx
    FA521524R0006 - Appendix D Team Structure Format.xlsx
    FA521524R0006 - Appendix E SBPCD template.docx
    FA521524R0006 - Appendix E TEP Proposal Format (DRAFT).xlsx
    FA521524R0006 - Appendix F Sample Subcontractor or Team Member Consent Letter.docx
    FA521524R0006 - Draft Section H.docx
    FA521524R0006 - Draft Section L.docx
    FA521524R0006 - Draft Section M.docx
    Final ARS Industry Day 20240503.pdf
    Final ARS Industry Day Handout 20240503.pdf
    Fort Yukon GFP Attachment May 2022.xlsx
    Gfp Tin City 26 July 2022.xlsx
    Indian Mountain GFP Attachment 9 Sep 2022.xlsx
    King Salmon ARS GFP Attachment 6 Apr 2023.xlsx
    Kotzebue GFP Attachment Apr 2021.xlsx
    Murphy Dome GFP Attachment Mar 2021.xlsx
    Oliktok GFP Attachment Apr 2021.xlsx
    Point Barrow GFP Attachment Feb 2021.xlsx
    Revised Site Visit and Industry Day Instructions.docx
    Site Visit and Industry Day Instructions.docx
    Solicitation - FA521524R0006.pdf
    Sparrevohn FCA (Final).docx
    Tatalina GFP Attachment Aug 2021.xlsx
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