Surface Movement Radar, Model 4 , Replacement for Airport Surface Detection Equipment Model 3 Surface Movement Radar (ASDE-3 SMR)
ID: 693KA7-23-R-00002Type: Presolicitation
Overview

Buyer

TRANSPORTATION, DEPARTMENT OFFEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION693KA7 ENROUTE & TERMINAL CONTRACTSWASHINGTON, DC, 20591, USA

PSC

RADAR EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT AIRBORNE (5840)

Original Source

https://sam.gov/opp/c3d6a602b78f4b898208e80c099d76e2/view
Timeline
    Description

    Presolicitation notice from the Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), for the procurement of Surface Movement Radar, Model 4, as a replacement for the Airport Surface Detection Equipment Model 3 Surface Movement Radar (ASDE-3 SMR). The purpose of this procurement is to install SMR4s at up to 34 locations and integrate them into the FAA's existing Surface Surveillance Systems. The procurement includes the purchase of SMR4 hardware and software, development of an interface between SMR4 and the Surface Surveillance Systems, testing of SMR4 to meet all requirements, removal and disposal of ASDE-3 SMRs, design and installation of a cover for the tower roof, and provision of support services. The FAA is seeking cost information and trends from industry to improve the subsequent Screening Information Request/Request for Proposal (SIR/RFP). The RFI deadlines are November 7, 2022, for clarification questions and November 21, 2022, at 5:00 PM for vendor responses.

    Point(s) of Contact
    Aleksandra Skoric
    Aleksandra.Skoric@faa.gov
    Troy Teachey
    Troy.Teachey@faa.gov
    Files
    Title
    Posted
    Attachment 1 - Draft SIR - Section C - ASDE-3 SMR Replacement SOW (Release).docx
    Attachment 1 - Draft SIR - Section C - ASDE-3 SMR Replacement SOW (Release).docx
    Attachment 2 - Draft SIR - Section J - SMR4 SSD (Release).docx
    Attachment 2 - Draft SIR - Section J - SMR4 SSD (Release).docx
    Attachment 3 - Draft SIR - Section J - SMR4 to Surface Surveillance System IRD.v3.1 (Release).docx
    Attachment 3 - Draft SIR - Section J - SMR4 to Surface Surveillance System IRD.v3.1 (Release).docx
    Attachment 4 - Draft SIR - Section L (Release).docx
    Attachment 4 - Draft SIR - Section L (Release).docx
    Attachment 5 - Draft SIR - Section M (Release).docx
    Attachment 5 - Draft SIR - Section M (Release).docx
    Attachment 6 - SMR4 Draft SIR Response Matrix.xlsx
    Attachment 6 - SMR4 Draft SIR Response Matrix.xlsx
    Attachment 7 - Business Declaration Form.pdf
    Attachment 7 - Business Declaration Form.pdf
    FAA Responses to RFI Vendor Questions (published Nov 20 2023).pdf
    FAA Responses to RFI Vendor Questions (published Nov 20 2023).pdf
    Request For Information - SMR 4 - published.pdf
    Request For Information - SMR 4 - published.pdf
    Request For Information - SMR 4 (Amendment 1) - published.pdf
    Request For Information - SMR 4 (Amendment 1) - published.pdf
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