NAWC WOLF IDS Technical Project Support Services

NAWCAD WOLF's Identification Systems (IDS) Division seeks competitive bids for technical project support services, including project management, budget execution, material procurement, data management, training, graphics, media, communications, and clerical support. This follow-on contract, anticipated to be a SeaPort-Multiple Award Contract Task Order with CPFF Term labor CLINs and Cost Reimbursable ODC CLINs, aims to identify qualified firms of all sizes, including small businesses, to refine the acquisition strategy. The estimated award date is March 11, 2027, with a performance period until March 10, 2032. Key changes from the incumbent contract (PSI Pax, Inc., N00178-19-D-8356/N00421-22-F-3010) include a revised SOW for current NAWCAD CSS PWS SOW template compliance, increased detail in requirements, more labor categories, and specific experience quantification. The solicitation uses NAICS code 541330 (Exception A—Military and Aerospace Equipment and Military Weapons) with a $25.5M small business size standard. Interested parties must submit capabilities statements by March 23, 2026, addressing past performance, management approach, ability to meet subcontracting limitations for small businesses, company profile, and small business status. Feedback on the draft SOW and labor categories is also requested.

The document outlines staffing requirements for a government contract across a base year and four option years, detailing various labor categories, their experience levels (Apprentice, Junior, Journeyman, Senior, Basic, Intermediate, Advanced), and associated hours. Key personnel are identified. Labor categories include Budget Analysts, Business Operations Specialists, Data Scientists, Database Architects, General Clerks, General and Operations Managers (Program Manager), Graphic Artists, Management Analysts (Program/Project Analyst), Procurement Clerks, Project Management Specialists, Technical Writer II, and Training and Development Specialists. For each position, the document specifies the BLS SOC Code, SCA Code, security clearance (N/A or Secret), and work location (On-Site or Off-Site). The total hours for each labor category are provided, distinguishing between hours inclusive and not inclusive of clause 52.217-8, indicating potential overtime or specific contract conditions. The document is likely part of a Request for Proposal (RFP) or a similar government procurement document, specifying the human resources and effort required for a project.

The Statement of Work (SOW) outlines technical project support services for the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division (NAWCAD) Webster Outlying Field (WOLF) Identification Systems (IDS) Division. Operating under an organic Lead Systems Integrator (oLSI) model, the division requires comprehensive support including technical/project management, budget execution, material procurement, data management, training, and graphics/media/communications/clerical assistance. The SOW details general requirements for compatibility with Government IT environments, work location (primarily Government site with contractor site requirements), telework policies, and status reporting. Key aspects include strict security protocols for personnel (U.S. citizenship, DoD security clearances up to Secret), information handling (classified and Controlled Unclassified Information), Operations Security (OPSEC), and cybersecurity compliance. Detailed support requirements are broken down by funding type (PROC, O&M, FMS, RDT&E, WCF, Non-DoD) for each service area. Personnel qualifications, including specific experience and education for key labor categories, are also defined, emphasizing the need for skilled and cleared contractors to support critical defense weapon systems programs.