Maritime Lethality Toolset
ID: N0016724Q0041Type: Combined Synopsis/Solicitation
Overview

Buyer

DEPT OF DEFENSEDEPT OF THE NAVYNSWC CARDEROCKBETHESDA, MD, 20817-5700, USA

PSC

SUPPORT- PROFESSIONAL: ENGINEERING/TECHNICAL (R425)

Original Source

https://sam.gov/opp/b1e543e86ca44ac39dbe65e6aca36efa/view
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    Description

    Combined Synopsis/Solicitation DEPT OF DEFENSE DEPT OF THE NAVY is seeking a Maritime Lethality Toolset. This toolset, developed by NSWCCD, includes Target Damage Cards (TDC), Integrated Naval Simulations for Testing and Evaluation (INSiTE), and Submarine Vulnerability and Lethality Undersea Evaluator (SUBVALUE). These software tools will be used to predict the likelihood of damage from air or underwater-delivered weapon systems against naval targets.

    Point(s) of Contact
    Christopher C. Rolince
    (757) 513-8285
    christopher.c.rolinc@navy.mil
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    A04 CDRL_A002_PresentationMaterials-v1_SR_CH.pdf
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    A04 CDRL_A003_TechnicalReports_SUM-v1_SR_CH.pdf
    The document appears to be a fragmented collection of phrases and code snippets, possibly related to a government or services assembly, which is discussing compliance, opinions, and experiences with various services. While the structure is unclear, it suggests a focus on assembling community or partner feedback in certain operational contexts, signaling the need for trusted frameworks in service delivery. Overall, it lacks coherence and continuity, making it difficult to extract a clear message or objective.
    A04 CDRL_A004_TechnicalReports_VVA-v1_SR_CH.pdf
    The document appears to contain a disorganized collection of phrases and code snippets without a cohesive narrative. It references various concepts such as assembly, accessibility, and compliance, but lacks clarity and context about its purpose or specific findings. Overall, it resembles a draft or a scrambled text rather than a structured report.
    A04 CDRL_A005_Software-v1_SR_CH.pdf
    The document appears to be a fragmented compilation of text regarding service delivery, various opinions and experiences related to services, and references to procedures or protocols in an administrative context. It contains significant typographical errors and lacks coherent structure, making it challenging to summarize key points effectively. Overall, it hints at discussions around service quality and stakeholder engagement but lacks clarity on specific details or conclusions.
    A04 DI-ADMN-81373.pdf
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    A04 DI-IPSC-81443A.pdf
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    A04 DI-IPSC-81488.pdf
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    N0016724Q0041 Maritme Lethality Toolset.pdf
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