Range Operations Contract II
ID: NNG17611358RType: Solicitation
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https://sam.gov/opp/4000958e31e4e14ec2881d95c0790aa4/view
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    Presolicitation NASA Range Operations Contract II: The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Goddard Space Flight Center's (GSFC) Wallops Flight Facility (WFF) plans to issue a Draft Request for Proposal (DRFP) for the Range Operations Contract (ROC) II. This contract is a Full and Open competitive follow-on contract for the support services currently provided under contract NNG16WA71C. The NASA Research Range Services (RRS) Program provides tracking, telemetry, meteorological, optical, and command and control services for flight vehicles including orbital and suborbital rockets, aircraft, satellites, balloons, and Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS). The services also include a real-time display and capture of mission-specific flight, payload, and science data. This contract will support the RRS through Wallops Range instrumentation operations and maintenance; support services; training; command, control, communications, information, and computer systems services; testing, modifying, installing, and operating communications and electronic systems, ground support systems, and spacecraft and launch vehicle processing systems at launch facilities, spacecraft processing facilities, launch vehicle processing facilities, launch control centers and test facilities; operating and maintaining suborbital launch systems; and developing flight and ground systems technology. The ROC II acquisition has been defined as a Full and Open competition, Cost plus Fixed Fee, Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contracting vehicle with a total estimated value of $200M. The anticipated release date of the Draft RFP (DRFP) is the end of March 2017 and the anticipated release date of the Final Request for Proposal (RFP) is the end of May 2017.

    Point(s) of Contact
    Bruce B. TsaiContracting Officer
    (240) 684-0428
    bruce.b.tsai@nasa.gov
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    Attachment_A_-_Statement_of_Work.pdf
    Attachment_B_-_Program_Management_Plan.pdf
    Attachment_C_-_Direct_Labor_Rates_Indirect_Rates_and_Fee_Profit_Matrices.pdf
    Attachment_D_-_IAGP.pdf
    Attachment_E_-_Safety_and_Health_Plan.pdf
    Attachment_F_-_Small_Business_Subcontracting_Plan.pdf
    Attachment_G_-_IT_Security_Management_Plan.pdf
    Attachment_H_-_Financial_Management_Reporting_Requirements.pdf
    Attachment_I_-_Wage_Determinations.pdf
    Attachment_J_-_Quality_Assurance_Plan.pdf
    Attachment_K_-_DD254.pdf
    Attachment_L_-_OCI_Avoidance_Plan.pdf
    Attachment_M_-_Contract_Historical_Data.pdf
    Attachment_N_-_Risk_Management_Plan.pdf
    Attachment_O_-_IT_Security_Applicable_Documents_List.pdf
    Attachment_P_-_Contractor_Proposed_Enhancements.pdf
    Attachment_Q_-_PIV_Card_Issuance_Procedures.pdf
    Attachment_R_-_GFP.pdf
    Attachment_S_-_Key_Personnel_and_Qualifications.pdf
    DRFP_Cover_Letter.pdf
    Enclosure_1_-_IT_Security_Management_Plan_Template.pdf
    Enclosure_2_-_ROC_II_QA_Surveillance_Plan.pdf
    Enclosure_3_-_Representative_Task_Order_1.pdf
    Enclosure_4_-_Representative_Task_Order_2.pdf
    Enclosure_5_-_Representative_Task_Order_3.pdf
    Exhibits_1-16.pdf
    NNG17611358R_-_Amendment_1.pdf
    NNG17611358R_-_Amendment_2.pdf
    NNG17611358R_-_Site_Visit_Registration_and_Instructions.pdf
    NNG17611358R_DRFP_Q1.pdf
    NNG17611358R_DRFP_Q2-58.pdf
    NNG17611358R_DRFP_Q59-73.pdf
    RFP_Cover_Letter.pdf
    ROC_II_-_Site_Visit_Itinerary_(20170822).pdf
    ROC_II_DRFP_-_Questions_74_through_86.pdf
    ROC_II_DRFP_-_Questions_87_through_88.pdf
    ROC_II_RFP_-_Questions_108_through_115.pdf
    ROC_II_RFP_-_Questions_89_through_107.pdf
    ROC_II_Site_Visit_Attendee_List_08282017.pdf
    ROC_II_Site_Visit_Questions_20170828.pdf
    ROC_II_Source_Selection_Statement.pdf
    Sections_B-M.pdf
    SF33-14a.pdf
    SF33.pdf
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