AMENDMENT 1: The purpose of this amendment is to:
NOTE: If you have already submitted an offer, your offer will still be considered unless otherwise communicated. It can be changed, if desired, until the point in which the offers are now due. Please reach out to Lt. Joines at nathaniel.joines.1@us.af.mil if any changes need to be made or if you wish for your quote to be withdrawn. New quotes will also be accepted until the due date.
This is a solicitation for the building 9329 demoliton requirement for Dyess AFB.
Please email any quotes to Lt. Joines at nathaniel.joines.1@us.af.mil and Mr. Danny Webb at danny.webb.2@us.af.mil NLT December 3rd, 2024 at 2:00 PM (CST).
SITE VISIT: There will be an optional site visit for this requirement on November 13th at 10:00AM (CST). To attend the site visit, you must RSVP by November 8th at 10:00AM (CST). Dyess AFB is not an open base, and attendees must have a valid ID or contractor pass to access the base. Prime contractors who do not have the necessary identification to enter the base must arrange with the contracting office to be sponsored on the base. Send requests for base access via email to Lt. Joines at nathaniel.joines.1@us.af.mil at least three (3) business days before requested access. It is your responsibility to confirm that someone will be available to vouch you onto the base. Subcontractors must request access through their prime contractor POC.
This solicitation is a 100% small business set aside reserved for 8(a) contractors only. Please ensure you are registered as an 8(a) small business under the assigned NAICS for this requirement. Any large business or non-8(a) small business proposals will not be considered under this solicitation.
To include in your proposal:
1. Attached Solicitation document with the offeror information completed.
2. A technical approach document outlining how the requirements in the SOW will be accomplished.
3. A completed version of the attached pricing document outlining the metrics of your proposal pricing.
4. A complete progress schedule for the contract outlining timelines and percentages for work to be completed.
NOTES: This solicitation is not authorization to begin performance, and in no way obligates the Government for any costs incurred by the offeror associated with developing a proposal. The Government reserves the right not to award a contract in response to this solicitation. Prior to commencement of any activities associated with performance of this requirement, the Government will issue a written directive or contractual document signed by the Contracting Officer with appropriate consideration established.
Funds are not presently available for this contract. The Government’s obligation under this contract is contingent upon the availability of appropriated funds from which payment for contract purposes can be made. No legal liability on the part of the Government for any payment may arise until funds are made available to the Contracting Officer for this contract and until the Contractor receives notice of such availability, to be confirmed in writing by the Contracting Officer.
THIS IS NOT A REQUEST FOR QUOTATION. NO QUOTATIONS ARE TO BE SUBMITTED IN RESPONSE TO THIS NOTICE.
This notice is issued by the NASA/Information Technology Procurement Office (ITPO) to post the following documents to solicit responses from interested parties:
Attachment A – Performance Work Statement (PWS)
Attachment B – Request for Information (RFI) Questions
Attachment C – Interface Diagrams
These documents are for information and planning purposes and to allow industry the opportunity to verify reasonableness and feasibility of the requirement, as well as promote competition.
The Human Health & Performance Directorate (HH&PD) at NASA is responsible for ensuring the health and productivity of humans during all phases of spaceflight. This includes providing flight and ground-based healthcare, occupational health, research, test subject screening, and support functions. The goal is to achieve NASA's mission objectives.
HH&PD collects, processes, stores, uses, and disseminates human subject health-related information to fulfill these functions. They use various data management products and services, including an Electronic Health Record (EHR) system, to support operational decision-making.
The purpose of the JSC Clinic is to recognize, evaluate, control, and mitigate illness and disease associated with the flight and institutional work environments and to ensure the health, productivity, and wellness of the JSC team members.
NASA intends to replace the current commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) EHR system at JSC with a new COTS EHR solution. The current EHR is installed primarily on-premises at Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, with limited cloud-based test environments and connectivity. Backup facilities are in White Sands, New Mexico. This configuration is stable, well-understood, expandable, secure, and highly functional.
This presolicitation synopsis is not to be construed as a commitment by the Government, nor will the Government pay for the information submitted in response. The Government may not respond to questions/concerns submitted. The Government will use the information to finalize the RFQ as necessary.
All questions shall be submitted electronically via email to nicolas.a.zogaib@nasa.gov, no later than December 11, 2024 at 5:00PM ET. All RFI responses, which includes responses to Attachment B - RFI Questions document, shall be submitted electronically via email to nicolas.a.zogaib@nasa.gov, no later than December 13, 2024 at 5:00PM ET. When responding reference 80TECH25RFI0003.
NASA Clause 1852.215-84, Ombudsman, is applicable. The Center Ombudsman for this acquisition can be found at : https://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/procurement/regs/Procurement-Ombuds-Comp-Advocate-Listing.pdf
If a solicitation is released, then it and any additional documents will be available on www.Sam.gov. It is the offeror's responsibility to monitor this website for the release of the solicitation and amendments (if any). Potential offerors will be responsible for downloading their own copy of the solicitation and amendments, if any.
The purpose of this synopsis is to notify industry that a sole source contract action is intended to be awarded to Family Endeavors, Inc. [UEI: PC1AM3TAQXD8] under the authority of 41 U.S.C. 1901 as implemented by FAR 13.501 Simplified Procedures for Certain Commercial Products and Commercial Services.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), proposes to enter into a twenty-seven month, including the base and all options, sole source contract with Family Endeavors, Inc., located at 6363 DeZevala Road, San Antonio, Texas 78249, for critical workforce wellness and suicide prevention services.
The DHS Appropriations Act, 2023, Joint Explanatory Statement, Congressional Record – Senate, Vol. 168, No. 198, Book II, p. S8559 (Dec. 20, 2022), provides DHS/CBP with “…not less than $1,600,000 to work with non-profits to provide workforce wellness and suicide prevention services at CBP locations on the southern border.” The Acting CBP Commissioner has identified CBP locations in the El Paso, Texas region as having an immediate operational need for these services due to significant border challenges in this region.
CBP’s market research has not identified any other non-profit firms that provide these services in the El Paso, Texas region. Awarding the subject contract on a sole source basis is sufficiently justified.
Via this notice, it has been determined, and is in the Government’s sole discretion not to compete this contract action. This synopsis does not constitute a solicitation, however, all responsible non-profit sources that believe they can meet all of the requirements may submit a capabilities statement, proposal, or quotation demonstrating how they can potentially meet the requirements described above. All submitted capabilities statements will be considered.
The U.S. Army Installation Management Command (IMCOM) has a Sole Source requirement to
purchase 21 (each) Army logo signage to replace throughout the HQ and G9 buildings at Joint Base San Antonio
(JBSA) Fort-Sam Houston, Texas 78234.
Exception to synopsis
Sources Sought-Request for Information
Background:
The Department of the Air Force, Air Education and Training Command (AETC) Air Force Security Assistance Training Squadron (AFSAT) is conducting market research to determine whether capable sources are available to perform non-personal training services in support of Foreign Military Sales (FMS) A-29 Super Tucano Training. There are three requests for information pertinent to this RFI:
(a) The first part is a sources sought for vendor noncommercial training services support for FMS A-29 which includes management, courseware development and delivery of courseware (with government purpose rights) for A-29 aircrew training, maintenance crew training, and any specialized training on the A-29 aircraft systems to include weapon systems, support equipment, and software. The associated noncommercial services training support is anticipated to be required by the USG Allies and other Partner Nations. The place of performance is undetermined, and may be inside and outside of the Continental United States (CONUS and OCONUS). The requirement is projected as an initial ordering base period of one year with four option years with a period of performance to start on or about September 2025.
(b) The second is a sources sought to (1) identify if there is any commercially available training for the A-29 IAW current Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approved guidelines for civil aircraft; and (2) commercially available training as described in FAR Part 12.
(c) The third part is a sources sought for the potentially capable source to (1) identify the vendor’s place of incorporation; as well as (2) to identify training locations (especially if commercially available training as identified in paragraph b above).
This Sources Sought Notice/Request for Information (RFI) is for market research and planning purposes only. The information obtained in response to this RFI will be used to help identify qualified, experienced, interested potential sources, and attain a better understanding of the A-29 training location footprint. This is not a Request for Proposal (RFP). It is not to be construed as a formal solicitation or as an obligation on the part of the Government to acquire any products or services. The information requested by this RFI is for market research only and will be used by the Air Force Multi-Functional Team (MFT) to assist planning. Any information provided to the Government is strictly voluntary and is provided at no cost to the Government. The Government will not reimburse vendors for any capability package preparation nor briefing costs. For purposes of this RFI, the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Code is 611512 – Flight Training, Small Business Size Standard is $34M.
Note: The USG is specifically requesting information by vendors regarding their capability to perform training on the A-29 aircraft. The Government reserves the right to determine the acquisition approach, to include sole source, a Small Business set-aside or whether a small business socio economic approach authorized by statute would be more appropriate based on responses to this notice. The Government also reserves the right to issue a solicitation to any country requested specific source for A-29 training, as an International Agreement for Competitive Restriction (IACR), pursuant to 10 U.S.C. 3204(e)(4)(E). Additional information or updates regarding this A-29 Training Support Services requirement will be posted on the General Services Administration System for Award Management (SAM.GOV) https://sam.gov/content/home website. Interested parties are encouraged to check this website regularly for any changes or updates. Interested parties capable of providing any of the training support services sought are instructed to add their information to the Interested list, add this notice to their Following list, and submit a capability statement in response to this RFI: FMS A-29 Training Sources Sought Notice.
Description:
The service provider shall be required to provide A-29 aircrew training management; develop and deliver with government purpose rights A-29 courseware necessary for training USG, USG Allies, and Partner Nation on A-29 air ground support, and maintenance crews; provide A-29 pilot flight and maintenance training and provide associated logistical support. A-29 Training objectives are to train USG, USG Allies, and Partner Nation air and ground support crew on initial, conversion, and possibly mission qualification on the country-specific A-29 configuration. Instruction for A-29 aircrew will include academic, simulation, and pilot flight training on the A-29. The training may include and is not limited to a combination of electronic courseware, classroom academics, aircrew training devices, and pilot flight training as described below in the following paragraphs.
As an Air Force training organization, the Government's courseware requirement is to be delivered either as a Special Work for Hire, or a minimum of Government Purpose Rights for each course. Industry is encouraged to identify any alternative approaches in a capability statement and identify any underlying license(s) with an approximate cost savings, per country, for the approach.
The United States Government reserves the right to add additional training courses as required to facilitate USG and Allied/Partner Nation training on the A-29. Anticipated courses/courseware, for capability statement, include the following:
a. Pilot Initial Qualification Courses
b. Pilot Mission Qualification Courses
c. Aircrew Ground Training Courses
d. Basic Maintenance Courses (Avionics/electrical, Airframe & Powerplant, Egress/Weapons, Supply Chain Management and AM2 Records Management Database) in multiple levels (e.g. USAF 3-, 5-, 7-level)
All actual pilot flight operations must meet the requirements of Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA) Instruction 8210.1C (AFI 10-220). The Contractor should demonstrate that it can maintain documentation per DCMA Instruction 8210.1C for all aircrew instructors and will provide to the USG documentation requested at any time during the performance of the training support service.
Contractor aircrew instructors: Contractor should demonstrate that it has the ability to acquire Instructor Pilots who are previously qualified within three years of currency (last pilot flight). Qualified instructors shall have two years of experience as pilot flight instructors in either a military or civilian capacity. Aircrew academic and simulator instructors must be fully qualified Instructor Aircrew who have been qualified in A-29 operations within four years. Contractor maintenance instructors shall have at least two years of experience as A-29 instructors. Anticipated instructor requirements, to be addressed in capabilities, include and are not limited to:
a. A-29 Instructor Pilot (Rated)
b. A-29 Avionics Maintenance Instructor
c. A-29 Airframe and Powerplant Maintenance Instructor
d. A-29 Egress and Weapons Maintenance Instructor
e. Supply Chain Management (AvPro System) and AM2 Records Management Database Instructor
f. A-29 Aircrew Ground Training Instructor
Interested parties capable of providing any of the training support service sought should submit a capability statement to include specific technical background information describing their organization's experience and expertise in FMS aircrew training services requiring similar management/courseware development pilot flight training/logistical efforts. At a minimum the following information is requested:
OCONUS Training will be incumbent upon the contractor to secure any required country specific approvals to live and/or work in the partner nation.
CONUS All infrastructure and facilities for CONUS training will be provided by the offeror and will not be facilitated by or furnished by the government.
Industry Survey Questions:
General Survey Instructions:
- Please indicate when citing examples of past performance your specific companies’ tasks in that past performance, the contract number, and government point of contact.
- When describing possible teaming/partnership arrangements to fulfill this requirement please indicate if the agreement is already in place or a long-standing relationship.
- If any part of your responses is currently being executed by your organization commercially as described in FAR Part 12 please indicate as such.
(1) Company name, address, point of contact, telephone number, e-mail address, Commercial and Government Entity (CAGE) Code, Data Universal Numbering System (DUNS) Number, SAM Unique Entity ID, place of incorporation and training locations (especially if commercially available training);
(2) Approximate annual gross revenue;
(3) Business size (Other than Small Business or Small Business).
(4) If you indicated your business size as “small business”, if applicable, specify small business socioeconomic program status – [Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), 8(a)-certified small disadvantaged business, historically underutilized business zone (HUBZone) small business, veteran-owned small business (VOSB), service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB), woman-owned small business (WOSB)];
(5) Describe the role your company will play in the performance of the A-29 Training service sought (Prime Contractor, Subcontractor, Other: please explain);
(6) If you indicated your company’s role as "Prime Contractor" please provide information demonstrating the capability to mobilize and manage internationally, and finance the support service sought;
(7) If you indicated your company’s role as "Prime Contractor", specify the functions for which you plan to use subcontractors to include estimated small business subcontracting goals and rationale.
(8) If you indicated your company’s role as "Subcontractor", please indicate which functional areas you intend to cover;
(9) Specify whether your company primarily conducts business in the commercial or Government sector;
(10) Provide information on any commercial or Government sector support services your organization has performed that are similar to the support service sought;
(11) Identify which NAICS code(s) your company usually performs;
(12) Describe your company’s expertise/experience in maintaining documentation per DCMA Instruction 8210.1C for all aircrew instructors and how it is provided to the USG;
(13) Describe your company’s capability to provide expertise in A-29 courseware development, production and ability to deliver such courseware with Government Purpose rights or describe an alternative approach which identifies any cost savings along with any required underlying license(s). (Indicate if your company currently has any A-29 courseware available)
(14) Provide a plan to develop A-29 Aircrew Training Academic Courseware. Note: Benchmark timelines for courseware development are critically important to training mobilization.
(15) Describe your company’s capability to provide A-29 pilot flight simulation training, if required, that replicates A-29 pilot flight characteristics and capabilities using your organization’s training device.
(16) Provide a plan to recruit and employ trained and qualified A-29 variant instructor pilots. Employees shall be within three years of currency (last pilot flight) to qualify for positions as A-29 aircrew pilot flight instructors, and within four years pilot flight currency for academic and simulator instructors. [Note: There may be restrictions on mobilization locations of instructors that currently hold an Armed Forces Commission and/or under a current enlistment in any branch of service]
(17) Provide a plan to recruit and employ trained and qualified support personnel, to include but not limited to, Schedulers, A-29 Brief/Debrief System operators, Drivers, Lesson Management System administrators, Aircrew Records Management System administrators. [Note: There may be restrictions on mobilization locations of instructors that currently hold an Armed Forces Commission and/or under a current enlistment in any branch of service]
(18) Explain your organization’s understanding of export control laws (third party transfer/technical assistance agreements), the business acumen, etiquette, culture, practices of conducting business internationally. Elaborate on the trade regulations, customs, standards, agreements, labor laws, Visa requirements, transportation, lodging, tariffs (value-added tax) and
other unique circumstances affecting a service provider’s ability to perform the support services sought in internationally.
(19) Describe your company’s expertise/experience in mobilizing personnel to foreign nations for short (2-4 Months), moderate (4-8 months), and extended periods (8-12 months) of time with minimal to no assistance of the USG.
(20) Provide capability to support an undetermined minimum ordering period and with performance starting September 2025
(21) Provide recommended type of contract and rationale.
(22) Provide the minimum period of performance your company is able to support in the event a requirement or funding is limited, and services are purchased for a shorter period of performance (For example: the contract only provides funding for six months of service).
(23) Provide confirmation whether your company can provide all services or any service. Provide rationale for capability to provide all required services or capability to provide any service identified.
(24) Provide a list of assumptions with descriptions regarding your company’s submission.
(25) Provide information for person(s) participating in a potential virtual industry day. [NOTE: Based upon the information provided in this sources sought and participation of industry day the government may elect to conduct a site visit to all, few or none of the information offerors]
(26) How familiar are you with the International Traffic in Arms Regulation (ITAR) guidance/process?
Please limit the capability statement to no more than 26 single-sided, type-written pages using font size 12. Extravagant formatting is not required nor desired. Paragraph numbering to coincide with the above requested information is preferred.
Any questions regarding this posting must be submitted via email as soon as possible but no later than noon CST on 25 Oct 2024 in order to allow answers to questions to be publicly posted before the response date. Questions containing proprietary information must be identified to prevent release to the public via posting on the General Services Administration System for Award Management (SAM.GOV) https://sam.gov/content/home website. Please do not call the contracting office for information; email questions to avoid any misunderstanding or confusion and help eliminate duplicate questions.
The primary point of contacts for this RFI is Liliana Gonzales and Robert Newberry. Contact with other Government personnel regarding this RFI is not permitted. If your organization is capable of providing the training support service described above, please electronically submit the requested information by the specified due dates via email to:
Information requested due dates and timeline:
Industry Questions for AFSAT NLT: 25 Oct 2024
AFSAT Response to questions NLT: 13 Dec 2024
Capability Statements: 06 Jan 2025
NOTE: Any changes to due dates and timeline will be updated if applicable
Definitions:
FAR 2.101: Commercial product means—(1) A product, other than real property, that is of a type customarily used by the general public or by nongovernmental entities for purposes other than governmental purposes, and–(i) Has been sold, leased, or licensed to the general public; or (ii) Has been offered for sale, lease, or license to the general public; (2) A product that evolved from a product described in paragraph (1) of this definition through advances in technology or performance and that is not yet available in the commercial marketplace, but will be available in the commercial marketplace in time to satisfy the delivery requirements under a Government solicitation; (3) A product that would satisfy a criterion expressed in paragraph (1) or (2) of this definition, except for-(i) Modifications of a type customarily available in the commercial marketplace; or (ii) Minor modifications of a type not customarily available in the commercial marketplace made to meet Federal Government requirements. “Minor modifications” means modifications that do not significantly alter the nongovernmental function or essential physical characteristics of an item or component, or change the purpose of a process. Factors to be considered in determining whether a modification is minor include the value and size of the modification and the comparative value and size of the final product. Dollar values and percentages may be used as guideposts, but are not conclusive evidence that a modification is minor; (4) Any combination of products meeting the requirements of paragraph (1), (2), or (3) of this definition that are of a type customarily combined and sold in combination to the general public; (5) A product, or combination of products, referred to in paragraphs (1) through (4) of this definition, even though the product, or combination of products, is transferred between or among separate divisions, subsidiaries, or affiliates of a contractor; or (6) A nondevelopmental item, if the procuring agency determines the product was developed exclusively at private expense and sold in substantial quantities, on a competitive basis, to multiple State and local governments or to multiple foreign governments.
FAR 2.101: Commercial service means—(1) Installation services, maintenance services, repair services, training services, and other services if–(i) Such services are procured for support of a commercial product as defined in this section, regardless of whether such services are provided by the same source or at the same time as the commercial product; and (ii) The source of such services provides similar services contemporaneously to the general public under terms and conditions similar to those offered to the Federal Government; (2) Services of a type offered and sold competitively in substantial quantities in the commercial marketplace based on established catalog or market prices for specific tasks performed or specific outcomes to be achieved and under standard commercial terms and conditions. For purposes of these services–(i) Catalog price means a price included in a catalog, price list, schedule, or other form that is regularly maintained by the manufacturer or vendor, is either published or otherwise available for inspection by customers, and states prices at which sales are currently, or were last, made to a significant number of buyers constituting the general public; and (ii) Market prices means current prices that are established in the course of ordinary trade between buyers and sellers free to bargain and that can be substantiated through competition or from sources independent of the offerors; or (3) A service referred to in paragraph (1) or (2) of this definition, even though the service is transferred between or among separate divisions, subsidiaries, or affiliates of a contractor.
The purpose of this notice is to publicize the availability of NASA Research Announcement (NRA) NNJ13ZBG001N, as is required no less frequently than annually by FAR 35.016. The availability of this NRA was last published in June of 2024 under announcement 80JSC023InSPA.
NASA/Johnson Space Center (JSC) issued a NRA for research opportunities for International Space Station (ISS) utilization, specifically soliciting proposals for exploration technology demonstration and National Lab utilization enhancements on November 14, 2012. The NRA remains open for proposal submissions. Individual focus areas within the NRA may have specific due dates.
Awards from the NRA may be issued via commercial contracts, non-commercial contracts, cooperative agreements, grants, or other appropriate award mechanisms depending on the scope of the proposal.
NAICS codes, Product Service Codes, and places of performance may vary from this posting depending on the scope of the proposal.
All responsible sources may submit an offer which shall be considered by the agency.
NASA Clause 1852.215-84, Ombudsman, is applicable. The Center Ombudsman for this acquisition can be found at : https://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/procurement/regs/Procurement-Ombuds-Comp-Advocate-Listing.pdf
The solicitation and any additional pertinent documents are available via NASA Solicitation and Proposal Integrated Review and Evaluation System (NSPIRES). Potential applicants are urged to access NSPIRES well in advance of the white paper and proposal due date(s) of interest to familiarize themselves with its structure and enter the requested identifier information. It is the offeror's responsibility to monitor NSPIRES for the release of the solicitation and amendments (if any). Potential offerors will be responsible for downloading their own copy of the solicitation and amendments (if any).
This requirement is for maintenance and repair of approximately sixty-two (62) elevator systems located in approximately thirty-nine (39) facilities. The Contractor shall perform Elevator Maintenance Services at the Fort Cavazos Military Installation.
This is set aside for 100% Women-Owned Small Business.
Site Visit – Is scheduled 19 November 2024 at 1:30pm CST. Location is DPW Services Office BLDG 40001, 575 S. Sherman St. Fort Cavazos, TX 76544. Site visit will include inspection of various elevators and handicap lifts located in four buildings. Site visit is optional. To request a visitor's pass, visitors will report to the Fort Cavazos Visitor Center located at Marvin Leath Visitors Center, Building# 69012, T.J. Mills Boulevard, Fort Cavazos, TX 76544-0000. Hours of Operations: 5a.m. to 9 p.m.
Please view the amended solicitation attached W9115124R0025P0002 for more details along with responses to submitted questions.
Notice of Intent to Sole Source - Endoscope Lease and Full-Service Maintenace - See attachment for details
The Federal Bureau of Prisons, CTS Contracting Office, Washington, D.C. is seeking quotes from sources that have the ability to provide community-based outpatient substance use disorder, mental health treatment, and sex offender treatment services for male and female Adults in Custody (AICs) residing at the local Residential Re-entry Center (RRC) and on home confinement in Houston, Texas.
All treatment services are to be provided by clinicians who currently hold a professional license to practice independently, without supervision, in the state of Texas.
The location where services are to be provided must be within a 10-mile radius of Harris County Criminal Court at Law, 1201 Franklin Street, Houston, TX 77002-1900 and within a 1/2 mile access to public transportation.
Performance periods under this contract will be for a one-year base period estimated to begin on March 01, 2025 with four (4) one-year option periods, with services ending (if all options years are renewed) on February 28, 2030. These services required for this contract include a Base Year; Option Year One, Option Year Two, Option Year Three, and Option Year Four.
Base Year
2001 Substance Use Disorder Treatment Planning and Follow-up – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 225 units Estimated Maximum
2005 Substance Use Disorder Intake Screening – 5 units Guaranteed Minimum; 75 units Estimated Maximum
2010 Substance Use Disorder Individual Counseling – 280 units Guaranteed Minimum; 3200 units Estimated Maximum
2011 Substance Use Disorder Intake Assessment & Report – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 225 units Estimated Maximum
2012 Co-occurring Intake Assessment & Report – 5 units Guaranteed Minimum; 100 units Estimated Maximum
2020 Substance Use Disorder Group Counseling – 300 units Guaranteed Minimum; 6600 units Estimated Maximum
2030 Substance Use Disorder Relationship and Parenting Counseling – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 100 units Estimated Maximum
5001 Mental Health Treatment Planning and Follow-up – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 225 units Estimated Maximum
5005 Mental Health Intake Screening – 5 units Guaranteed Minimum; 100 units Estimated Maximum
5011 Mental Health Intake Assessment and Report – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 225 units Estimated Maximum
5030 Psychiatric Evaluation and Report – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 225 units Estimated Maximum
6000 Crisis Intervention Evaluation & Report – 1 unit Guaranteed Minimum; 12 units Estimated Maximum
6010 Mental Health Individual Counseling – 60 units Guaranteed Minimum; 540 units Estimated Maximum
6020 Mental Health Group Counseling – 4 units Guaranteed Minimum; 360 units Estimated Maximum
6031 Mental Health Relationship and Parenting Counseling – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 100 units Estimated Maximum
6051 MH Medication Monitoring & Report – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 400 units Estimated Maximum
5012 Sex Offender Intake Assessment & Report – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 40 units Estimated Maximum
6001 Sex Offender Treatment Disorder Treatment Planning and Follow-up – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 40 units Estimated Maximum
6005 Sex Offender Intake Screening – 2 unit Guaranteed Minimum; 20 units Estimated Maximum
6012 Sex Offender Individual Counseling – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 360 units Estimated Maximum
6022 Sex Offender Group Counseling – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 360 units Estimated Maximum
6032 Sex Offender Relationship and Parenting Counseling – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 100 units Estimated Maximum
Option Year One
2001 Substance Use Disorder Treatment Planning and Follow-up – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 225 units Estimated Maximum
2005 Substance Use Disorder Intake Screening – 5 units Guaranteed Minimum; 75 units Estimated Maximum
2010 Substance Use Disorder Individual Counseling – 280 units Guaranteed Minimum; 3200 units Estimated Maximum
2011 Substance Use Disorder Intake Assessment & Report – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 225 units Estimated Maximum
2012 Co-occurring Intake Assessment & Report – 5 units Guaranteed Minimum; 100 units Estimated Maximum
2020 Substance Use Disorder Group Counseling – 300 units Guaranteed Minimum; 6600 units Estimated Maximum
2030 Substance Use Disorder Relationship and Parenting Counseling – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 100 units Estimated Maximum
5001 Mental Health Treatment Planning and Follow-up – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 225 units Estimated Maximum
5005 Mental Health Intake Screening – 5 units Guaranteed Minimum; 100 units Estimated Maximum
5011 Mental Health Intake Assessment and Report – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 225 units Estimated Maximum
5030 Psychiatric Evaluation and Report – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 225 units Estimated Maximum
6000 Crisis Intervention Evaluation & Report – 1 unit Guaranteed Minimum; 12 units Estimated Maximum
6010 Mental Health Individual Counseling – 60 units Guaranteed Minimum; 540 units Estimated Maximum
6020 Mental Health Group Counseling – 4 units Guaranteed Minimum; 360 units Estimated Maximum
6031 Mental Health Relationship and Parenting Counseling – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 100 units Estimated Maximum
6051 MH Medication Monitoring & Report – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 400 units Estimated Maximum
5012 Sex Offender Intake Assessment & Report – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 40 units Estimated Maximum
6001 Sex Offender Treatment Disorder Treatment Planning and Follow-up – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 40 units Estimated Maximum
6005 Sex Offender Intake Screening – 2 unit Guaranteed Minimum; 20 units Estimated Maximum
6012 Sex Offender Individual Counseling – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 360 units Estimated Maximum
6022 Sex Offender Group Counseling – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 360 units Estimated Maximum
6032 Sex Offender Relationship and Parenting Counseling – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 100 units Estimated Maximum
Option Year Two
2001 Substance Use Disorder Treatment Planning and Follow-up – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 225 units Estimated Maximum
2005 Substance Use Disorder Intake Screening – 5 units Guaranteed Minimum; 75 units Estimated Maximum
2010 Substance Use Disorder Individual Counseling – 280 units Guaranteed Minimum; 3200 units Estimated Maximum
2011 Substance Use Disorder Intake Assessment & Report – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 225 units Estimated Maximum
2012 Co-occurring Intake Assessment & Report – 5 units Guaranteed Minimum; 100 units Estimated Maximum
2020 Substance Use Disorder Group Counseling – 300 units Guaranteed Minimum; 6600 units Estimated Maximum
2030 Substance Use Disorder Relationship and Parenting Counseling – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 100 units Estimated Maximum
5001 Mental Health Treatment Planning and Follow-up – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 225 units Estimated Maximum
5005 Mental Health Intake Screening – 5 units Guaranteed Minimum; 100 units Estimated Maximum
5011 Mental Health Intake Assessment and Report – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 225 units Estimated Maximum
5030 Psychiatric Evaluation and Report – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 225 units Estimated Maximum
6000 Crisis Intervention Evaluation & Report – 1 unit Guaranteed Minimum; 12 units Estimated Maximum
6010 Mental Health Individual Counseling – 60 units Guaranteed Minimum; 540 units Estimated Maximum
6020 Mental Health Group Counseling – 4 units Guaranteed Minimum; 360 units Estimated Maximum
6031 Mental Health Relationship and Parenting Counseling – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 100 units Estimated Maximum
6051 MH Medication Monitoring & Report – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 400 units Estimated Maximum
5012 Sex Offender Intake Assessment & Report – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 40 units Estimated Maximum
6001 Sex Offender Treatment Disorder Treatment Planning and Follow-up – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 40 units Estimated Maximum
6005 Sex Offender Intake Screening – 2 unit Guaranteed Minimum; 20 units Estimated Maximum
6012 Sex Offender Individual Counseling – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 360 units Estimated Maximum
6022 Sex Offender Group Counseling – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 360 units Estimated Maximum
6032 Sex Offender Relationship and Parenting Counseling – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 100 units Estimated Maximum
Option Year Three
2001 Substance Use Disorder Treatment Planning and Follow-up – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 225 units Estimated Maximum
2005 Substance Use Disorder Intake Screening – 5 units Guaranteed Minimum; 75 units Estimated Maximum
2010 Substance Use Disorder Individual Counseling – 280 units Guaranteed Minimum; 3200 units Estimated Maximum
2011 Substance Use Disorder Intake Assessment & Report – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 225 units Estimated Maximum
2012 Co-occurring Intake Assessment & Report – 5 units Guaranteed Minimum; 100 units Estimated Maximum
2020 Substance Use Disorder Group Counseling – 300 units Guaranteed Minimum; 6600 units Estimated Maximum
2030 Substance Use Disorder Relationship and Parenting Counseling – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 100 units Estimated Maximum
5001 Mental Health Treatment Planning and Follow-up – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 225 units Estimated Maximum
5005 Mental Health Intake Screening – 5 units Guaranteed Minimum; 100 units Estimated Maximum
5011 Mental Health Intake Assessment and Report – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 225 units Estimated Maximum
5030 Psychiatric Evaluation and Report – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 225 units Estimated Maximum
6000 Crisis Intervention Evaluation & Report – 1 unit Guaranteed Minimum; 12 units Estimated Maximum
6010 Mental Health Individual Counseling – 60 units Guaranteed Minimum; 540 units Estimated Maximum
6020 Mental Health Group Counseling – 4 units Guaranteed Minimum; 360 units Estimated Maximum
6031 Mental Health Relationship and Parenting Counseling – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 100 units Estimated Maximum
6051 MH Medication Monitoring & Report – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 400 units Estimated Maximum
5012 Sex Offender Intake Assessment & Report – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 40 units Estimated Maximum
6001 Sex Offender Treatment Disorder Treatment Planning and Follow-up – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 40 units Estimated Maximum
6005 Sex Offender Intake Screening – 2 unit Guaranteed Minimum; 20 units Estimated Maximum
6012 Sex Offender Individual Counseling – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 360 units Estimated Maximum
6022 Sex Offender Group Counseling – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 360 units Estimated Maximum
6032 Sex Offender Relationship and Parenting Counseling – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 100 units Estimated Maximum
Option Year Four
2001 Substance Use Disorder Treatment Planning and Follow-up – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 225 units Estimated Maximum
2005 Substance Use Disorder Intake Screening – 5 units Guaranteed Minimum; 75 units Estimated Maximum
2010 Substance Use Disorder Individual Counseling – 280 units Guaranteed Minimum; 3200 units Estimated Maximum
2011 Substance Use Disorder Intake Assessment & Report – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 225 units Estimated Maximum
2012 Co-occurring Intake Assessment & Report – 5 units Guaranteed Minimum; 100 units Estimated Maximum
2020 Substance Use Disorder Group Counseling – 300 units Guaranteed Minimum; 6600 units Estimated Maximum
2030 Substance Use Disorder Relationship and Parenting Counseling – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 100 units Estimated Maximum
5001 Mental Health Treatment Planning and Follow-up – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 225 units Estimated Maximum
5005 Mental Health Intake Screening – 5 units Guaranteed Minimum; 100 units Estimated Maximum
5011 Mental Health Intake Assessment and Report – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 225 units Estimated Maximum
5030 Psychiatric Evaluation and Report – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 225 units Estimated Maximum
6000 Crisis Intervention Evaluation & Report – 1 unit Guaranteed Minimum; 12 units Estimated Maximum
6010 Mental Health Individual Counseling – 60 units Guaranteed Minimum; 540 units Estimated Maximum
6020 Mental Health Group Counseling – 4 units Guaranteed Minimum; 360 units Estimated Maximum
6031 Mental Health Relationship and Parenting Counseling – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 100 units Estimated Maximum
6051 MH Medication Monitoring & Report – 25 units Guaranteed Minimum; 400 units Estimated Maximum
5012 Sex Offender Intake Assessment & Report – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 40 units Estimated Maximum
6001 Sex Offender Treatment Disorder Treatment Planning and Follow-up – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 40 units Estimated Maximum
6005 Sex Offender Intake Screening – 2 unit Guaranteed Minimum; 20 units Estimated Maximum
6012 Sex Offender Individual Counseling – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 360 units Estimated Maximum
6022 Sex Offender Group Counseling – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 360 units Estimated Maximum
6032 Sex Offender Relationship and Parenting Counseling – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 100 units Estimated Maximum
Potential Six Month Extension
2001 Substance Use Disorder Treatment Planning and Follow-up – 13 units Guaranteed Minimum; 113 units Estimated Maximum
2005 Substance Use Disorder Intake Screening – 3 units Guaranteed Minimum; 38 units Estimated Maximum
2010 Substance Use Disorder Individual Counseling – 140 units Guaranteed Minimum; 1600 units Estimated Maximum
2011 Substance Use Disorder Intake Assessment & Report – 13 units Guaranteed Minimum; 113 units Estimated Maximum
2012 Co-occurring Intake Assessment & Report – 3 units Guaranteed Minimum; 50 units Estimated Maximum
2020 Substance Use Disorder Group Counseling – 150 units Guaranteed Minimum; 3300 units Estimated Maximum
2030 Substance Use Disorder Relationship and Parenting Counseling – 1 unit Guaranteed Minimum; 50 units Estimated Maximum
5001 Mental Health Treatment Planning and Follow-up – 13 units Guaranteed Minimum; 113 units Estimated Maximum
5005 Mental Health Intake Screening – 3 units Guaranteed Minimum; 50 units Estimated Maximum
5011 Mental Health Intake Assessment and Report – 13 units Guaranteed Minimum; 113 units Estimated Maximum
5030 Psychiatric Evaluation and Report – 13 units Guaranteed Minimum; 113 units Estimated Maximum
6000 Crisis Intervention Evaluation & Report – 1 unit Guaranteed Minimum; 6 units Estimated Maximum
6010 Mental Health Individual Counseling – 30 units Guaranteed Minimum; 270 units Estimated Maximum
6020 Mental Health Group Counseling – 2 units Guaranteed Minimum; 180 units Estimated Maximum
6031 Mental Health Relationship and Parenting Counseling – 1 unit Guaranteed Minimum; 50 units Estimated Maximum
6051 MH Medication Monitoring & Report – 13 units Guaranteed Minimum; 200 units Estimated Maximum
5012 Sex Offender Intake Assessment & Report – 1 unit Guaranteed Minimum; 20 units Estimated Maximum
6001 Sex Offender Treatment Disorder Treatment Planning and Follow-up – 1 unit Guaranteed Minimum; 20 units Estimated Maximum
6005 Sex Offender Intake Screening – 1 unit Guaranteed Minimum; 10 units Estimated Maximum
6012 Sex Offender Individual Counseling – 1 unit Guaranteed Minimum; 180 units Estimated Maximum
6022 Sex Offender Group Counseling – 1 unit Guaranteed Minimum; 180 units Estimated Maximum
6032 Sex Offender Relationship and Parenting Counseling – 1 unit Guaranteed Minimum; 50 units Estimated Maximum
These services shall be in accordance with the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) Community Treatment Services (CTS) Statement of Work, dated October 2022. The request for quotation will be available on or about December 6, 2024 and will be distributed solely through the General Services Administration’s Sam.gov web site (sam.gov). The solicitation will be on a total small business set-aside. Hard copies of the quotation will not be available. The site provides downloading instructions. All future information about this acquisition, including amendments, will be distributed solely through this site. Interested parties are responsible for monitoring this site to ensure that they have the most up-to-date information about this acquisition. The estimated closing date will be on or about December 27, 2024 at 12 pm EST. The BOP anticipates awarding a firm-fixed price IDIQ contract. All responsible business concerns may submit a quote which will be considered by this agency. Questions concerning this Pre-Solicitation Notice should be directed to Joo (Jan) Walker, Contracting Officer, at 202-451-7924 or by email to j15walker@bop.gov, and Robert Carroll, Senior Contracting Officer, at 202-598-6124 or by email to r1carroll@bop.gov.
GOVERNMENT FOREST PRODUCTS SALE
SALVAGE CONTRACT
INVITATION FOR BIDS NO. DACW63-9-25-0510
Sealed bid subject to the terms and conditions set forth in the Invitations for Bids, for the purchase and removal of the Government-owned property listed in this notice to bidders, will be received until the time, date, and at the place indicated below, and then publicly opened.
ATTENTION: Persons interested in receiving a complete copy of this Invitation for Bids should go to https://SAM.GOV and type in Keyword DACW63-9-25-0510, or request a copy from Mr. Corey Walk, Division/District Forester, CESWF-RE-M, phone 817-886-1131.
FOREST PRODUCTS: Pine and Hardwood Timber
TIME OF OPENING: 10:00 AM, Local Time
DATE OF OPENING: 10 December 2024
PLACE OF OPENING: Wright Patman Project Office, Texarkana, Texas
BID DEPOSIT: $1,000 for Item 1
EXPIRATION DATE: 31 DECEMBER 2025
Inspection of current known salvage areas is invited between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding holidays. Arrange inspection with Ms. Stephanie Price, Wright Patman Lake Project Forester, telephone number 903-951-4836. Please call 24 hours in advance of desired time of inspection.
Issued by: Fort Worth District, U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Address: Post Office Box 17300, Fort Worth, Texas 76102
Property located at: Wright Patman Lake, Lake O’ the Pines, and
White Oak Creek Mitigation Area
U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
Fort Worth District
The Federal Bureau of Prisons Federal Correctional Institution Three Rivers, Texas, intends to issue solicitation 15B51625Q00000013 for the procurement of its 2nd Quarter Meat Alternative for the FY-2025. The NAICS code for this requirement is 311999. Deliveries will start on January 1, 2025. The contract Type is a Firm-Fixed Price contract. This acquisition is a small business set-aside as to business size. Faith-Based and Community-Based Organizations have the right to submit quotes equally with other organizations for contracts for which they are eligible. The Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 4.1102 requires all contractors seeking or currently doing business with the government to be registered with the System for Award Management (SAM) prior to award; information can be obtained at https://www.sam.gov/. The Government reserves the right to award item by item, or in groups of items, or in aggregate, whichever is most advantageous to the Government by responsive, responsible offeror(s) whose offer, conforming to the solicitation, with past performance and price considered, prices being rated higher than past performance. Payments will be made using the Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT) or the Government Purchase Card. Upon request, vendors may be required to provide samples of product quoted, prior to award. Each offer must complete the FAR Provisions at 52.212-3, Offeror Representations and Certifications section at the On-line Representations and Certifications Application (ORCA) at http://orca.bpn.gov . All responsible sources are encouraged to submit a written offer which will be considered for award. The solicitation will be made available on or about December 4, 2024, and will be posted through the System of Award Management Beta (Sam Beta) website at https://www.sam.gov/ .
This is a modification 6 to the synopsis entitled Extravehicular Activity and Human Surface Mobility Technologies, Reference No. 80JSC022EHP which was posted on September 23, 2022. You are notified that the following changes are made:
Purpose:
The due date for responses is extended.
Offerors are responsible for monitoring this site for the release of the solicitation and any amendments. Potential offerors are responsible for downloading their own copy of the solicitation and amendments.
***END OF MODIFICATION 6***
This is a modification 5 to the synopsis entitled Extravehicular Activity and Human Surface Mobility Technologies, Reference No. 80JSC022EHP which was posted on September 23, 2022. You are notified that the following changes are made:
Purpose:
This is a modification 5 to update the point of contact (POC) from:
Contact Information:
Technology Development and Partnerships Manager,
EVA & Human Surface Mobility Program
Email: Michael.a.berdich@nasa.gov
to:
Contact Information:
Technology Development and Partnerships Manager,
EVA & Human Surface Mobility Program
Email: stephanie.a.sipila@nasa.gov
The due date for responses is NOT extended.
Offerors are responsible for monitoring this site for the release of the solicitation and any amendments. Potential offerors are responsible for downloading their own copy of the solicitation and amendments.
***END OF MODIFICATION 5***
This is a modification 4 to the synopsis entitled Extravehicular Activity and Human Surface Mobility Technologies, Reference No. 80JSC022EHP which was posted on September 23, 2022. You are notified that the following changes are made:
Purpose:
The NASA Extravehicular Activity (EVA) and Human Surface Mobility (HSM) Program (EHP) seeks to work with partners to advance the technologies associated with human surface mobility in support of NASA’s Artemis missions. The EHP vision is to provide safe, reliable, and effective EVA and HSM capabilities that allow astronauts to survive and work outside the confines of a spacecraft on and around the Moon. Artemis missions will return humans to the surface of the Moon using innovative technologies to explore more of the lunar surface than ever before. We will collaborate with commercial and international partners and establish the first long-term presence on the Moon. Then, we will use what we learn on and around the Moon to take the next giant leap: sending the first astronauts to Mars.
EHP Flight Projects are Exploration EVA suits (xEVA suits) and tools, Lunar Terrain Vehicle (LTV), and Pressurized Rover (PR). For more information, reference the EHP website here: Extravehicular Activity and Human Surface Mobility - NASA (https://www.nasa.gov/extravehicular-activity-and-human-surface-mobility/).
The EHP and partners will collaborate on developing lunar surface capabilities to reduce risk and increase productivity of EHP Flight Projects during Artemis missions. Focus will be on technologies that mitigate risk for lunar surface systems that will provide mission planners with more choices, thereby increasing mission success. In pursuing these types of capabilities, NASA and potential partners will develop new and improved technologies that will provide additional options for terrestrial applications in multiple industries.
Additional Information:
EHP may periodically publish in Appendices to this announcement identifying specific technologies under current development to further inform potential collaboration opportunities. An example of one such technology being developed is described in Appendix A - Lunar Dust level sensor and Effects on Surfaces (LDES). For access to this export-controlled document, please email the points of contact below.
EHP periodically places informational reference documents that relate to lunar human surface mobility accessible by industry in the EHP Technical Library (https://eva.jsc.nasa.gov/). Access to the technical library requires Login.gov access. Follow the prompts to gain access. Once access has been granted, the informational documents related to this announcement is in the ‘EHP Technology Integration’ folder, in which you will find information on the following (major updates to the technical library content will also be updated here):
- LDES – initial ground test results regarding the magnitude of thermal impact that lunar dust has on surfaces.
- 84S Lunar Terrain Model – a terrain model of the lunar south pole (below the 84 South latitude) which can be used as an early reference data set to enable initial studies of the lunar terrain.
Additionally, NASA has made available to the public the Digital Lunar Exploration Sites Unreal Simulation Tool (DUST) which is an early 3D visualization application of the lunar south pole. Its intended use is for early inspection, mission planning, and analysis of lunar landing and traverse sites for HLS and Artemis Base Camp. This application and the supporting toolkit built from DUST are used to provide distributable lunar environments and tools to support rendering and exporting terrain, multi-display facilities, and connections to Trick-based simulations. It can be attained at the following link: Digital Lunar Exploration Sites Unreal Simulation Tool (DUST) Products(MSC-27522-1) | NASA Software Catalog (https://software.nasa.gov/software/MSC-27522-1).
Technology:
EHP Technology goals include, but are not limited to, overcoming environmental and long mission duration challenges. Lunar environmental challenges include operating in dust (lunar regolith), radiation, and extreme temperatures. Martian environmental challenges are operating in Martian carbon dioxide-rich atmosphere and 1/3g, driving the need for low size, weight, and power. Long mission durations drive sustainability and maintainability challenges. Some technology areas of interest include, but are not limited to: dust mitigation capabilities, EVA systems, local relative navigation, increased battery capacity and reduced charge time, and advanced mobility concepts capable of sustained operation while minimizing maintenance in a lunar environment for an extended service period. Each system will be required to operate in the extreme environment of cis-lunar orbit and/or the lunar south pole, including inside Permanently Shadowed Regions (PSRs) and onto Mars.
Intellectual Property (IP):
This potential Partnership may produce new IP that could be jointly owned by NASA and the partner or may become the property of the partner. Standard clauses for partnership agreements are provided in the appendices of the Space Act Agreements Guide, NAII 1050-1. These standard clauses are usually used without any changes. Any deviations from the standard intellectual property clauses are reviewed by NASA Office of the General Counsel at the Headquarters and/or Center-level, as appropriate and approved by NASA Partnerships Office.
Potential Commercial Applications:
Lunar, undersea, automotive, nuclear, space tourism, personal protective equipment (PPE) …
Keywords:
Mobility, spacesuit, rover, vehicle, power infrastructure, sustainable, dust, communication architecture, relative navigation and localization, regolith, lunar terrain vehicle, LTV, pressurized rover, PR, lunar, Artemis, moon, ISS, LEO
Contact Information:
Technology Development and Partnerships Manager,
EVA & Human Surface Mobility Program
Email: Michael.a.berdich@nasa.gov
Partnership Manager,
JSC’s Partnership Development Office
Email: jsc-partnerships@mail.nasa.gov
To respond to this announcement, please use the Statement of Interest Form found at
Statement of Interest (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSclWzEqITIGc1wAUVFVEGkyKSEUOZoM0UOfXTc60gk_girETQ/viewform?usp=sharing)
To view all Co-Development and Partnering Opportunities with the NASA Johnson Space Center, please visit our website at
(https://www.nasa.gov/johnson/exploration/technology/co-development-and-partnering-opportunities)
The due date for responses is not extended.
Offerors are responsible for monitoring this site for the release of the solicitation and any amendments. Potential offerors are responsible for downloading their own copy of the solicitation and amendments.
***END OF MODIFICATION 4***
This is a modification 3 to the synopsis entitled Extravehicular Activity and Human Surface Mobility Technologies, Reference No. 80JSC022EHP which was posted on September 23, 2022. You are notified that the following changes are made:
Purpose:
The NASA Extravehicular Activity (EVA) and Human Surface Mobility (HSM) Program (EHP) seeks to work with partners to advance the technologies associated with human surface mobility in support of NASA’s Artemis missions. The EHP vision is to provide safe, reliable, and effective EVA and HSM capabilities that allow astronauts to survive and work outside the confines of a spacecraft on and around the Moon. Artemis missions will return humans to the surface of the Moon using innovative technologies to explore more of the lunar surface than ever before. We will collaborate with commercial and international partners and establish the first long-term presence on the Moon. Then, we will use what we learn on and around the Moon to take the next giant leap: sending the first astronauts to Mars.
EHP Flight Projects are Exploration EVA suits (xEVA suits) and tools, Lunar Terrain Vehicle (LTV), and Pressurized Rover (PR). For more information, reference the EHP website here: Extravehicular Activity and Human Surface Mobility - NASA
The EHP and partners will collaborate on developing lunar surface capabilities to reduce risk and increase productivity of EHP Flight Projects during Artemis missions. Focus will be on technologies that mitigate risk for lunar surface systems that will provide mission planners with more choices, thereby increasing mission success. In pursuing these types of capabilities, NASA and potential partners will develop new and improved technologies that will provide additional options for terrestrial applications in multiple industries.
Additional Information:
EHP may periodically publish in Appendices to this announcement identifying specific technologies under current development to further inform potential collaboration opportunities. An example of one such technology being developed is described in Appendix A - Lunar Dust level sensor and Effects on Surfaces (LDES). For access to this export controlled document, please email the points of contact below.
EHP periodically places informational reference documents that relate to lunar human surface mobility accessible by industry in the EHP Technical Library. Access to the technical library requires Login.gov access. Follow the prompts to gain access. Once access has been granted, the informational documents related to this announcement is in the ‘EHP Technology Integration’ folder, in which you will find information on the following (major updates to the technical library content will also be updated here):
Additionally, NASA has made available to the public the Digital Lunar Exploration Sites Unreal Simulation Tool (DUST) which is an early 3D visualization application of the lunar south pole. Its intended use is for early inspection, mission planning, and analysis of lunar landing and traverse sites for HLS and Artemis Base Camp. This application and the supporting toolkit built from DUST are used to provide distributable lunar environments and tools to support rendering and exporting terrain, multi-display facilities, and connections to Trick-based simulations. It can be attained at the following link: Digital Lunar Exploration Sites Unreal Simulation Tool (DUST) Products(MSC-27522-1) | NASA Software Catalog.
Technology:
EHP Technology goals include, but are not limited to, overcoming environmental and long mission duration challenges. Lunar environmental challenges include operating in dust (lunar regolith), radiation, and extreme temperatures. Martian environmental challenges are operating in Martian carbon dioxide-rich atmosphere and 1/3g, driving the need for low size, weight, and power. Long mission durations drive sustainability and maintainability challenges. Some technology areas of interest include, but are not limited to: dust mitigation capabilities, EVA systems, local relative navigation, increased battery capacity and reduced charge time, and advanced mobility concepts capable of sustained operation while minimizing maintenance in a lunar environment for an extended service period. Each system will be required to operate in the extreme environment of cis-lunar orbit and/or the lunar south pole, including inside Permanently Shadowed Regions (PSRs) and onto Mars.
Intellectual Property (IP):
This potential Partnership may produce new IP that could be jointly owned by NASA and the partner or may become the property of the partner. Standard clauses for partnership agreements are provided in the appendices of the Space Act Agreements Guide, NAII 1050-1. These standard clauses are usually used without any changes. Any deviations from the standard intellectual property clauses are reviewed by NASA Office of the General Counsel at the Headquarters and/or Center-level, as appropriate and approved by NASA Partnerships Office.
Potential Commercial Applications:
Lunar, undersea, automotive, nuclear, space tourism, personal protective equipment (PPE) …
Keywords:
Mobility, spacesuit, rover, vehicle, power infrastructure, sustainable, dust, communication architecture, relative navigation and localization, regolith, lunar terrain vehicle, LTV, pressurized rover, PR, lunar, Artemis, moon, ISS, LEO
Contact Information:
Technology Development and Partnerships Manager,
EVA & Human Surface Mobility Program
Email: Michael.a.berdich@nasa.gov
Partnership Manager,
JSC’s Partnership Development Office
Email: jsc-partnerships@mail.nasa.gov
To respond to this announcement, please use the Statement of Interest Form found at
StatementofInterest
To view all Co-Development and Partnering Opportunities with the NASA Johnson Space Center, please visit our website at
https://www.nasa.gov/johnson/exploration/technology/co-development-and-partnering-opportunities
The due date for responses is extended.
Offerors are responsible for monitoring this site for the release of the solicitation and any amendments. Potential offerors are responsible for downloading their own copy of the solicitation and amendments.
***** END OF MODIFICATION 3****
This is a modification 2 to the synopsis entitled Extravehicular Activity and Human Surface Mobility Technologies, Reference No. 80JSC022EHP which was posted on September 23, 2022. You are notified that the following changes are made:
The due date for responses is extended.
Offerors are responsible for monitoring this site for the release of the solicitation and any amendments. Potential offerors are responsible for downloading their own copy of the solicitation and amendments.
*****END OF MODIFFICATION 2 ******
This is a modification 1 to the synopsis entitled Extravehicular Activity and Human Surface Mobility Technologies, Reference No. 80JSC022EHP which was posted on September 23, 2022. You are notified that the following changes are made:
The due date for responses is not extended.
Offerors are responsible for monitoring this site for the release of any new Special Notice.
Purpose:
The NASA Extravehicular Activity (EVA) and Human Surface Mobility (HSM) Program (EHP) seeks to work with partners to advance the technologies associated with human mobility and lunar surface infrastructure in support of NASA’s Artemis missions. The EHP vision is to provide safe, reliable, and effective EVA and HSM capabilities that allow astronauts to survive and work outside the confines of a spacecraft on and around the Moon. Artemis missions will return humans to the surface of the Moon using innovative technologies to explore more of the lunar surface than ever before. We will collaborate with commercial and international partners and establish the first long-term presence on the Moon. Then, we will use what we learn on and around the Moon to take the next giant leap: sending the first astronauts to Mars.
The EHP and partners will collaborate on developing lunar capabilities to increase productivity of relevant systems allowing crew to accomplish more during Artemis missions. Focus will be on high-risk technologies for lunar surface systems that will provide mission planners with more choices, thereby increasing mission success. In pursuing these types of capabilities, NASA and potential partners will develop new and improved technologies that will provide additional options for terrestrial applications in multiple industries.
EHP may periodically publish in Appendices to this announcement identifying specific technologies under current development to further inform potential collaboration opportunities. An example of one such technology being developed is described in Appendix A - Lunar Dust level sensor and Effects on Surfaces (LDES). For access to this export controlled document, please email the points of contact below.
Technology:
Technology goals include, but are not limited to: dust mitigation capabilities, EVA systems, lunar power and communication infrastructure, local relative navigation, increased battery capacity and reduced charge time, and advanced mobility concepts capable of sustained operation while minimizing maintenance in a lunar environment for an extended service period. Each system will be required to operate in the extreme environment of cis-lunar orbit and/or the lunar south pole, including inside Permanently Shadowed Regions (PSRs) and onto Mars.
Intellectual Property (IP):
This potential Partnership may produce new IP that could be jointly owned by NASA and the partner or may become the property of the partner. Standard clauses for partnership agreements are provided in the appendices of the Space Act Agreements Guide, NAII 1050-1. These standard clauses are usually used without any changes. Any deviations from the standard intellectual property clauses are reviewed by NASA Office of the General Counsel at the Headquarters and/or Center-level, as appropriate and approved by NASA Partnerships Office.
Potential Commercial Applications:
Lunar, undersea, automotive, nuclear, space tourism, personal protective equipment (PPE) …
Keywords:
Mobility, spacesuit, rover, vehicle, power infrastructure, sustainable, dust, communication architecture, relative navigation and localization, regolith, lunar terrain vehicle, LTV, pressurized rover, PR, lunar, Artemis, moon, ISS, LEO
To respond to this announcement, please use the Statement of Interest Form found at the link below.
To view all Co-Development and Partnering Opportunities with the NASA Johnson Space Center, please visit our website at
https://www.nasa.gov/johnson/exploration/technology/co-development-and-partnering-opportunities
Unified Platform (UP) employs Appgate SDP software solutions for ongoing cybersecurity and testing operations. To identify alternative solutions, UP is conducting market research to assess products and services that can fulfill the specific criteria outlined in paragraph 4.0 found in the attached RFI document.
Perform Operation & Maintenance with Repair and Minor Construction, Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Multiple Award Task Order Contracts in Support of Defense Health Agency (DHA), Texas Region
The intent of the O&M with Repair and Minor Construction contracts are to provide quick response for performing O&M, repair and minor construction relating, but not limited, to the architectural, mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, security and safety areas of military healthcare and research laboratory facilities in a cost-effective manner.
This is a Sought Sought Notice (SSN) for the purpose of market research only. No award will result from this SSN.
There is no solicitation available at this time; therefore, do not request a copy of the solicitation. If a solicitation is released it will be synopsized in accordance with the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) and its supplements. It is the contractor's responsiblity to monitor the Government Point of Entry (GPE) for the release of any solicitation.
**Please review and respond based on the information provided in the SSN attachment.
Dental Integration Service Center (DISC) Corporate Dental System (CDS) is the computing environment that is comprised of the software and hardware resources that provide enterprise Information Technology (IT) in support of the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Dental mission. CDS allows dental providers to collect, process, present, and archive dental workload data, acquire digital images, and update readiness and patient scheduling data. DISC currently supports the Navy and Army dental mission at over 137 dental treatment facilities around the world. Each day, the directorate receives approximately 8,000 digital dental radio graphs that are acquired by Army and Navy dental treatment facilities. DHA has added the U.S. Navy to this Apteryx purchase. The manufacture provides software updates and technical support as needed.
This Request for Quotation (RFQ) is being issued to establish a Firm-Fixed-Price (FFP) Purchase Order for thirty (30) 3/8” Chick Pneumatic Drills, thirty (30) ¼” NPT Air Powered Nail Guns, and eight (8) Heavy Duty Pneumatic Strapping Tensioners.
The Government intends to award one (1) contract as a result of this RFQ. Any resulting award will be issued on a Standard Form (SF) 1449. This acquisition is not a Defense Priorities and Allocations System (DPAS) rated procurement.
This RFQ is being solicited as a 100% Service-Disabled Veterans Owned Small Business Set-Aside. The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code for this project is 333991, the size standard is 950 employees. The Product or Service Code (PSC) for this acquisition is 5130.
The due date and time for submission of questions is 1:00 PM EST on 4 November 2024. Questions shall be submitted by E-mail to the Acquisition Specialist, Steven Lesh at Steven.Lesh@dla.mil, Subject: SP3300-25-Q-0014 RFQ Question. Answers to questions will be posted on SAM.gov via an amendment to the solicitation.
The date and time for submission of quotes is 1:00 PM EST on 7 November 2024. Quotes shall be submitted by E-mail to the Acquisition Specialist, Steven Lesh at Steven.Lesh@dla.mil. The E-mail should include the solicitation number and your company name in the subject line.
SEE ATTACHED COMBINED SYNOPSIS/SOLICITATION.
The Department of Defense (DoD) is required by law (10 U.S.C. § 1074g) to establish an effective, efficient, integrated pharmacy benefits program for the Military Health System (MHS) which includes the purchase pharmaceutical agents. The law and implementing regulation (32 CFR Section 199.21) describe the process by which the DoD Pharmacy and Therapeutics (P&T) Committee will consider the relative clinical effectiveness and relative cost effectiveness of pharmaceutical agents in a therapeutic class in recommending the selection of agents for the DoD Uniform Formulary (UF) and, for cost sharing purposes, the classification of a pharmaceutical agent as generic, formulary, Basic Core Formulary (BCF), Extended Core Formulary (ECF), or non-formulary (NF). Prior to the scheduled P&T Committee meeting, a Request for Quotation (RFQ) for pharmaceutical agents within Drug Classes identified for placement on the UF has been issued to obtain quotes from industry. The Defense Health Agency may award Uniform Formulary Blanket Purchase Agreements (UF BPA) and the Uniform Formulary Additional Discount Program Agreements (UF ADP) based on the UF decision. This process is described in the attached RFQ.
P&T COMMITTEE MEETING: November 2024: The following newly approved drugs will be reviewed:
a. Aqneursa - Neurological Agents Miscellaneous - N/A
b. Clobetasol Propionate - Ophthalmic - Corticosteroids
c. Cobenfy - Antipsychotic Agents - Atypical
d. Ebglyss - ATOPY - NA
e. Femlyv - Contraceptive Agents - Multiple
f. Lazcluze - Oncological Agents - Multiple
g. Onyda XR - ADHD Agents - Non-Stimulants
h. Tryvio - Antihypertensive Agents - Endothelin Receptor Antagonists
i. Yorvipath - Osteoporosis Agents - PTH Analogs
The RFQ, including UF BPA and UF ADP appendices are attached here. The instructions, important deadlines, and points of contact are in document, RFQ HT9402-24-Q-9404.
Pre-quotation teleconference is on October 2, 2024. Details are stated in Part 2.4. Pre-Quotation Teleconference. Contact RFQ Point of Contact (POC) for agenda and dial-in information. Responses to the clinical questions in Part 3.4 shall be submitted via e-mail to the RFQ POC (stated in Part 2.3.1), no later than the date stated in Part 2.3.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The project is located at Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge in Cameron County located approximately 29 miles from Brownsville, TX. The project includes GRS-IBS bridge installation with some earthwork, paving, and some masonry work for a total length of 0.34 miles.
SCOPE OF THE WORK: The project scope includes installation of government furnished girders for two GRS-IBS bridges. The scope also includes earthwork around existing MSE walls and paving once the bridges are in place. The project includes staining of CMU block MSE walls and replacing the cap stones.
PRINCIPAL WORK ITEMS: Major project items include the following:
ANTICIPATED SCHEDULE: Anticipated advertisement is Summer/Fall 2024 with an award approximately around November 2024.
Extended warranty service for the Mesoscale Defense Sector PR2 Model 1800 system(s)/MESOSCALE DEFENSE SECTOR PR2 MODEL 1800 SERVICE PACKAGE.
1. The 502d Contracting Squadron (CONS), Joint Base San Antonio (JBSA) Lackland, TX intends to award a follow on Bridge Action - sole-source to Immucor, Inc., under the authority of FAR 13.106-1(b)(1)(i), for a Lease Price Agreement for NEO Iris Blood Analyzers.
2. This requirement is for the maintenance support and services, and software revisions for the NEO Iris Blood Analyzer, in support of the Laboratory Transfusion Service (LTS) and the Armed Service Blood Bank Center, San Antonio (ASBBC-SA), located in the 59th Medical Wing (MDW), Wilford Hall Ambulatory Surgical Center (WHASC), JBSA Lackland.
3. IMMUCOR INC., is the current contractor for these services which will expire on 03 December 2024. Due to unforeseen Governmental delays, addit ional rental time is required. The anticipated period of performance for the service will be from 04 December 2024 to 03 April 2025.
4. Immucor Inc. is the sole source provider of the NEO Iris Analyzer and reagents. These analyzers are closed systems and require all reagents be manufacturer specifically for Immucor products as described in the NEO Iris Operator Manual.
4. This NOTICE OF INTENT is not a Solicitation, or Request for Quote. Its a Government notification intended to proceed with a Sole-source. Pursuant to FAR 13.501(a)iii, Special Documentation requirements, the formal justification and approval for this action shall be posted with this publication. Please see attachment below.
This contractual action contemplated is a five year Firmed Fixed Price (FFP), Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) type contract. Solicitation Number: W31P4Q-24-R-0054, NOUN: Vehicular Door Check Rod, PRON: D14F0257D1, NSN: 2510-01-531-5482, PN: 13508126. QUANTITY: 5 EACH MIN / 43 EACH MAX, FIRST YEAR 23 EACH to the Patriot Weapon System (M-D6).
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THIS IS NOT A REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
General Information
Document Type: Pre-Solicitation Notice Number: W9126G25R0004
Date: November 19, 2024
Classification Code: Y – Construction of structures and facilities
Contracting Office Address
US Army Corps of Engineers, Ft. Worth District, P.O. Box 17300, ATTN: CESWF-CT, Room 2A17, 819 Taylor Street, Ft. Worth, TX 76102-0300.
h ttps://www.sam.gov/. No state level certifications will be accepted. This contract is Subject to the Availability of Funds (SAF) per FAR clause 52.232-18.
2. PROJECT INFORMATION: The Magnitude of Construction is between $25,000,000 and $100,000,000.
This project will construct a Container Storage yard and supporting facilities to support the Fort Bliss’s existing Railhead Facility expansion project. Work includes construction of a 4,000 SF administrative building, a 5,700 SF equipment storage shed, a 2,900 SF container repair facility, storage yard, and personnel shade canopies. The project will also include site work to include gravel access drive, parking lot pavement, gravel yard, concrete pads, lightning protection, sanitary sewer, domestic water, communications, and electrical/power requirements.
3. The Primary Point of Contact for this project is Rodney Alexander, Contract Specialist, email is rodney.d.alexander@usace.army.mil. All questions regarding the presolicitation notice MUST be received through email for record. The Government reserves the right to use only the Internet as notification of any amendments to this solicitation. It is the offerors responsibility to view the websites daily for amendments to the solicitation. Accordingly, prospective contractors may view and/or download the solicitation and all amendments from the SAM.gov address after solicitation issuance. Contractors shall register themselves at this website under the solicitation number to receive a copy of the solicitation.
