Commerce Business Daily 1997

[Commerce Business Daily 1997]
[From the U.S. Government Printing Office, www.gpo.gov]

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development
OFFADD: Cdr, U.S. Army Chemical and Biological Defense Command,
Procurement, Attn: AMSCB-PCB, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21010-5423
SUBJECT: A--NEW EQUIPMENT TRAINING AND REVISION OF TRAINING DOCUMENTS
FOR THE M56 SMOKE GENERATOR
SOL DAAM01-97-R-0037
DUE 071097
POC Sharon A. Zarnosky (410)671-4478
DESC: The U.S. Army Chemical and Biological Defense Command (CBDCOM)
intends to negotiate with Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC)
in Falls Church, VA, on a non-competitive basis (per FAR 6.302-1)
for a new cost-plus-fixed-fee contract to obtain support for
the Product Manager, Smoke/Obscurants for the revision and
updating of training products and training services used by
U.S. Army soldiers for operating and maintaining the Generator,
Smoke, Mechanical: Mechanized Smoke Obsucrant, M56. The effort
will consist of revising the text and illustrations in nine
training books and providing training at the fielding sites.
CSC is the only contractor that has the necessary experience
and expertise required to revise the text and illustrations
of the M56 training products without substantial duplication
of cost and within the schedule constraints of the M56 schedule.
See Note 22.
CITE: (W-176 SN089009)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development
OFFADD: National Institute of Standards & Technology, Acquisition
& Assistance Div., Bldg. 301, Rm B117, Gaithersburg, MD 20899
SUBJECT: A--REFERENCE IMPLEMENTATIONS OF THE MINIMUM INTEROPERABILITY
SPECIFICATIONS FOR PKI COMPONENTS
SOL 52SBNB7C1168
DUE 081597
POC Calvin Montgomery (301)975-6334/Fax(301)963-7732
DESC: The National Institute of Standards and Technology will
conduct a nine month effort to develop reference implementations
of Public Key infrastructure (PKI) components meeting the Minimum
Interoperability Specifications for PKI Components (MISPC).
The contractor will develop a system design and implement a
certification authority, organizational registration authority,
and a certificate holding client. The contractor will also
assist NIST in the demonstration of the PKI components. This
project requires a project manager with expertise in PKI and
experience managing custom development projects. The contractor
will also be required to demonstrate the following: 1) The
contractor possesses the necessary expertise in computer security
and public key infrastructure; and 2) The contractor possesses
the technical expertise and recent experience in system design
and development. Required Delivery FOB Destination, Gaithersburg,
Md. nine months after contract award. A solicitation using
Simplified Acquisition Procedures will be used with an anticipated
award date of August 15, 1997. All responsible sources may
submit a proposal which shall be considered by the agency.
See Note 26.
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CITE: (W-176 SN089026)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development
OFFADD: National Institutes of Health, National Institute of
Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Contract Management Branch,
Solar Bldg., Room 3C07, 6003 Executive Blvd. MSC 7610, Bethesda,
MD 20892-7610
SUBJECT: A--PRECLINICAL EVAULATION OF THERAPIES FOR THE TREATMENT
OF CRYPTOCOCCOSIS
SOL RFP-NIH-NIAID-DAIDS-98-13
DUE 112097
POC Joyce U. Sagami, Contract Specialist, (301) 496-7118
DESC: The Opportunistic Infections Research Branch, Therapeutics
Research Program, Division of AIDS, National Institute of Allergy
and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), NIH, has a requirement to
develop therapies for the treatment of AIDS and associated
opportunistic infections. The purpose of this RFP is to seek
responsible offers for establishment of drug screening capability.
To this end, this solicitation is to support activities in
the microbiological and animal model testing of new candidate
drugs. Performance of the Work Statement includes (a) evaluation
of therapeutic agents against C. neoformans in a standardized,
validated mouse model of acute cryptococcal infection of the
central nervous system; (b) evaluation of therapeutic agents
against C. neoformans in a standardized, reproducible and validated
in vitro test system employing intact organisms; and (c) additional
studies such as evaluation of drug combinations, determination
of optimal dosages of therapeutic agents, and evaluation of
therapeutic agents in prophylaxis protocols. It is anticipated
that one (1) cost reimbursement, completion type contract (approximately
2.5 FTEs) will be awarded for a period of four (4) years, beginning
approximately July 23, 1998. RFP-NIH-NIAID-DAIDS-98-13 will
be available electronically on or about July 20, 1997, and
may be accessed through either the NIAID Contract Management
Branch (CMB) Home Page or the NIH Gopher by using the following
electronic addresses and instructions: (1) NIAID/CMB Home Page
(via the World Wide Web): Access by using http://www.niaid.nih.gov/contract
and select the "RFPs" link. (2) To access the NIH Gopher: Point
your Gopher client to GOPHER.NIH.GOV PORT 70 (You should now
be in the NIH Gopher). Select "Grants and Research Information",
then select "R&D Requests for Proposals (RFP)". Please note
that the RFP for this procurement has been revised to include
only the Work Statement, deliverable and reporting requirements,
the Technical Evaluation Criteria, and the proposal preparation
instructions. All information required for the submission of
an offer will be contained in the electronic RFP package. Following
proposal submission and the initial review process, offerors
comprising the competitive range will be requested to provide
additional documentation to the Contracting Officer. Responses
to this RFP will be due on November 20, 1997. Any responsible
offeror may submit a proposal which will be considered by the
Government. This advertisement does not commit the Government
to award a contract. Point of Contact: Joyce U. Sagami,
Contract Specialist Electronic mail address: js73b@nih.gov
Telephone: (301) 496-7118 FAX: (301) 402-0972 No collect
calls will be accepted.
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CITE: (W-177 SN089239)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development
OFFADD: Commercial Acquisition Department, Bld. 11, Naval Undersea
Warfare Center Division, Newport, Code 59, Simonpietri Drive,
Newport, RI 02841-1708
SUBJECT: A--CENTERWIDE BAA PART 1 OF 6
SOL BAA 97-01
DUE 063098
POC G. Palmer, Negotiator at (401) 841-2442 X292; FAX (401) 841-4820
DESC: This solicitation can be viewed and searched on the Internet
at www.npt.nuwc.navy.mil/contract/contract/announce/baa/97-01/defaul
t.htm. The Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division, Newport
(NUWCDIVNPT) Industrial Independent Research and Development
(IR&D) Program Office is soliciting research proposals for
new and innovative R&D solutions to the subject areas listed
below. It is anticipated that existing and projected NUWCDIVNPT
R&D program funds will be used for contract awards. Offerors
are encouraged (but not restricted) to identify past and planned
investments which would provide leveraging opportunities for
NUWCDIVNPT s limited resea rch funds. Due 063098 POC Michael
Keshura, Industrial Programs Manager for Science and Technology,
(401) 841-1151, or Contracting Office POC, Gerard Palmer, (401)
841-2442 x292. This BAA announcement consists of 6 sections,
97-01A through 97-01F. See 97-01F for submittal instructions.
The BAA subject areas are listed under 24 technological groupings
which are: Platform/Force Level Modeling And Simulation Submarine
And Surface Ship Sonar Submarine/Surface Ship Combat Control
And Information Management Systems Environmental And Tactical
Support Systems Surface Ship USW Systems Submarine Electromagnetic
Systems Test And Evaluation Torpedo And Torpedo Target System
Technology And Assessment Launcher And Missile Systems High-Speed
Undersea Missiles, Projectiles, And Munitions Unmanned Undersea
Vehicles (UUV)/Autonomous Undersea Systems (AUS)/Unmanned Surface
Vehicles (USV) Technology And Assessment Torpedo Defense (Launchers)
Torpedo Defense (Modeling And Simulation) Torpedo And Acoustic
Countermeasures/Countermeasures Devices Technology Thermal
And Electric Propulsion (For Torpedo, Target, UUV, Mobile Mine
And Countermeasure Applications) Materials Cognitive Neuroscience
(CNS) Research As Applied To Underwater Systems Human Performance
Submarine Accidents And Escape And Rescue Screening, Qualification,
And Health Effects Of Submarine Duty Interaction Of Underwater
Sound And Biological Systems Submarine Atmosphere And The Health
Of Crew Members Audition And Communication Visual Systems Submittal
Instructions Advanced Technology Demonstration (ATD) Technology
Transfer: Cooperative Research And Development Agreements (CRADAs)
Technology Transfer: Navy Potential Contractor Program (NPCP)
PLATFORM/FORCE LEVEL MODELING AND SIMULATION Open architecture
platform/combat systems modeling and simulation. Multimodel,
e.g., tactical, training, . . . , combatant system architectures.
Software development tools to support automated software generation
and documentation for object oriented and future computer architectures.
Advanced 3-D and virtual reality displays for generating forces,
platforms, and weapons over a distributed interactive simulation
(DIS) network. Advanced display, data transfer, and networking
technology between live units, shore-based simulations, and
computer generated forces to conduct realistic training in
the conduct of undersea warfare within a joint mission area
context. Applications of advanced displays and the generation
of synthetic environments for individual platform/system/weapon
operations within DIS and for unit level training. Models that
will utilize real-time meteorological and oceanographic data
to produce realistic effects on human visibility, acoustic,
and nonacoustic sensor performance and their displays in synthetic
environments. Platform/combat system level modeling and simulation
of multiwarfare, multimission performance/technology/cost relationships
required for "affordability" analyses and technology investment
strategy development. Systems with multiple technologies are
of particular interest Computational methods for littoral region
modeling, simulation, and training. Improved capability/reduced
cost combat system training devices for on-board and/or shore-based
installations. Development/management/utilization of Navy and
DoD standard databases and simulations. Full spectrum threat
characterization. Classification criteria for acoustics (passive/full
spectrum) and nonacoustics. SUBMARINE AND SURFACE SHIP SONAR
Automatic sensing and control of USW systems (sensor selection,
detection method selection, sensor positioning, waveform selection,
hands-off operation [auto-pilot]). Transduction materials technology
(piezoelectric materials, including polymers; magnetostrictive
materials, both active and passive; underwater acoustic transducers
and transduction materials; other relevant undersea materials
technology). Transducer technology (underwater acoustic transducers
and transduction materials). Towed array technology (environmentally-adaptive
sonar; tactical towed arrays for passive and active sonars
[vertical directionality and tactical speed operation also
desired]; quick response towed array bearing ambiguity resolution
algorithms; low-cost small acoustic sensors with directional
response; hydrodynamic and hydroacoustic analysis for towed
and hull-mounted arrays; fiber optic transducers for acoustic,
temperature, pressure/depth, and magnetic/heading sensors;
improved telemetry schemes with incr eased bandwidth and channel
capacity for optical sensors and arrays; optical components
[amplifiers, connectors, filters, photo-multipliers, etc.]
for towed and hull-mounted arrays; hydrodynamic devices and
techniques for generation and control of volumetric array aperture;
towed array handling system technology for large aperture arrays
to improve operability and reliability; towed, low frequency,
lightweight active arrays; low-cost, expendable, deployed array
technology; computer-based decision aids for i mproved performance
in sonar detection, classification and localization; synthetic
high strength-to-weight ratio load-bearing materials). Hull
array technology (low-cost, small acoustic sensors with directional
response; hydrodynamic and hydroacoustic analysis for towed
and hull-mounted arrays; improved telemetry schemes with increased
bandwidth and channel capacity for optical sensors and arrays;
optical components [amplifiers, connectors, filters, photo-multipliers,
etc.] for towed and hull-mounted arrays; multi-axis motion
sensors [conventional and fiber optic] for hull-mounted arrays;
large area hydrophone planar arrays and the associated acoustic
baffles and decouplers; sonar dome and window materials with
frequency-selective transmissivity; hull-mounted arrays with
vertical directionality; computer-based decision aids for improved
performance in sonar detection, classification, and localization;
composite structures [analysis of and manufacturability of];
synthetic high strength-to-weight ratio load-bearing materials;
structural acoustics analysis). Underwater acoustic measurements
technology. Concept assessment for USW surveillance (techniques
for analysis, modeling, and experimental validation of advanced
sonar performance; computational methods for sonar modeling,
simulation, and training in littoral warfare environments;
computational methods for modeling sonar transducers and arrays
with associated structures). Full spectrum signal processing
for USW (passive sonar signal/post processing techniques to
counter postulated quieter threats; passive sonar signal processing
for detection, classification, or localizaiton [DCL] of short
duration and/or nonstationary signals; accurate passive range
estimation algorithms; active sonar signal/post processing,
including detection, classification, normalization, and rejection
of reverberation, false targets, and clutter; image processing
techniques for sonar detection and clas sification; passive/active
signal/post processing techniques for torpedo DCL; automatic
processing techniques for passive and active signals and noise
associated with a greater number of hydrophones; software development
methods for sonar processing including signal, data, and display
processing software). Data fusion technology (submarine/surface
ship [including Light Airborne Multipurpose System (LAMPS)]
antisubmarine warfare [ASW] acoustic and nonacoustic data fusion).
Acoustic communications (adaptation of submarine and surface
ship sonars for acoustic communications links capable of supporting
voice, text, and imaging [video] transmissions). Mine and obstacle
avoidance sonars (obstacle avoidance sonar, ultrasonic imaging
sonars). Multistatic sonars (multistatic sonar Command, Control,
Communications, and Intelligence [C3I]). Human-machine interface
technology (display and/or processing techniques to reduce
sonar operator effort in detection, classification, localization
[DCL], and related operations; operator machine interface devices
applied to sonar; display technologies applies to sonar; virtual
reality and three-dimensional display concepts for sonar).
SUBMARINE/SURFACE SHIP COMBAT CONTROL AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
SYSTEMS Novel sensor information management schemes. Contact
management (contact state estimation; data/information fusion,
discrimination and weighting; multisensor, multicontact data
association/processing; over-the-horizon (OTH); offboard data
processing; full azimuth contact smart processing vice beam,
bin processing; integration of non-traditional, real-time data
sources). Situation awareness/assessment (acoustic, nonacoustic,
on board and off board). Decision support for resource management
(sensors, weapons, UUVs, countermeasures, and platform). Human-computer
interaction (data visualization, application of virtual reality
for USW, adaptable human-computer interactions concepts). Shipboard
hardware (computational and graphics engines, high resolution
and flat panel displays, reconfigurability/realignment of system
resources). Software technology (software development tools,
runtime environments, software reliability and reusability,
realtime scheduling). Combat control performance (improved
mission area effectiveness, information management metrics,
combat systems analysis). Modeling, simulation and training
(methods for littorals region, advanced onboard operator and
maintenance training techniques). Command decision support
(tactical picture generation, tactical planning, ownship security
and self defense, automation to reduce workload). Combat system
architecture including application of parallel processing,
interface standards for open system architecture, very large-scale
integration (VLSI), and distributed networks. Image processing,
including pattern matching for visual object classification.
Interior communication for voice, imagery, and data. ENVIRONMENTAL
AND TACTICAL SUPPORT SYSTEMS Environmental and underwater acoustics
and nonacoustics. Environmental data integration for combat
control processing. Ocean and target physics for multistatic
sonar at long range and low frequency. Shallow water modeling,
both acoustic and nonacoustic. Surface ship systems evaluation
and analysis. Increasing surface ship sonar analysis capabilities
utilizing simulation and stimulation modeling techniques, including
upgraded Monte Carlo on NUWCDIVNPT simulation facilities and
other DoD simulation facilities. Surface ship tactical and
fleet support improvements for Surface Ship ASW Analysis Center
(SSAAC) sites. Rapid prototyping of systems upgrades to conduct
C3I, USW, and small object detection and avoidance. Signal
processing techniques for shallow water localization. END of
Part 1 of 6
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CITE: (I-177 SN089386)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development
OFFADD: Commercial Acquisition Department, Bld. 11, Naval Undersea
Warfare Center Division, Newport, Code 59, Simonpietri Drive,
Newport, RI 02841-1708
SUBJECT: A--CENTERWIDE BAA PART 2 OF 6
SOL BAA 97-01
DUE 063098
POC G. Palmer, Negotiator at (401) 841-2442 X292; FAX (401) 841-4820
DESC: This solicitation can be viewed and searched on the Internet
at www.npt.nuwc.navy.mil/contract/contract/announce/baa/97-01/defaul
t.htm. SURFACE SHIP USW SYSTEMS Surface ship USW electronic
systems including active sonar processing of signals from large
arrays for significant improvements in detection and false
alarm rate. Surface ship USW systems engineering including
integrating complex outputs of various sensors. Gun-launched
sensor systems. Development of USW system architecture for
best utilization of commercial technology. Common multifunctional
mechanical handling and towing system for variable depth sonar,
remote mine reconnaissance system, towed arrays, NIXIE, and
special operations equipment. Acoustic array concepts with
significant forward-looking aperture and minimal hull hydrodynamic
impact. SUBMARINE ELECTROMAGNETIC SYSTEMS Submarine communications,
including broadcast, ship-to-shore, line-of-sight, and satellite
systems. Radio propagation studies. Information coding and
modulation. Onboard information technology. Advanced submarine
communication concepts. Enhancing the platform as a node within
the Naval C3I system. Communication equipment design. Integration
of system equipment. Submarine electronic warfare support measures
(ESM). Sensors and processing equipment for improved omnidirectional
and direction finding intercept systems. Techniques for radar
cross-sectional reduction for submarine masts and submarine
antennas. Concepts to assess submarine vulnerability to counter
detection for all classes of submarine observables. Submarine
masts and antennas including analytical design studies. Antenna
design, testing, and environmental qualification over all electromagnetic
frequency ranges. Conformal antenna technology, including multifunctional
antenna techniques. Mast wake and plume reduction. Electromechanical
and optical cable technologies supporting low loss, pressure
resistant, wideband RF data transmission from external sensors
to inboard receiving/processing equipment. Advanced mast erecting
and cable deployment systems, buoyant cables, and towed buoy
cables. Advanced extrudable materials for buoyant, high strength,
pressure resistant cable jacketing. Materials technologies
to enhance mechanical and electrical properties of antenna
and sensor radomes over all frequency ranges (fast drain, non-fouling
coatings). Improved materials for stealth. Materials science.
Multi-stealth material. Smart skins. Sensor embedded materials.
Composites for high strength to weight properties for masts
and antennas. Towed buoy communication devices including antenna
design. Hydrodynamic analysis and design. Nondestructive testing.
Submarine electro-optics imaging techniques. High bandwidth
recording techniques. High resolution CCD video cameras (monochrome
and color). High-speed optical detectors and underwater laser
viewing systems. Pressure and shock-proof fiber optic connectors.
Fiber optic rotary joints. Advanced hydrophobic/antifouling
coatings/paints for radomes and masts. Fiber optic data links.
Image processing and enhancement, both real time and post processing.
Display technology including flat screens. Digital image compression
and storage technology. Wideband analog image storage technology.
Video data fusion. High resolution image intensifiers. Analysis
of the electromagnetic environment using finite element methods
on NUWCDIVNPT s computational and simulation facilities. Electromagnetic
interference (EMI) modeling, analysis, and performance prediction
of shipboard systems and components to mitigate the effects
of the below decks electromagnetic compatibility environment.
Use of computer aided design techniques to achieve electromagnetic
compatibility (EMC) in design of shipboard equipment and installations.
Electromagnetic shielding applications of superconductivity
or conducting polymers. Electromagnetic test techniques useful
for large-scale systems (within one compartment) that would
reduce or eliminate unit level testing. Applicability of commercial
EMI/EMC standards for commercial off the shelf (COTS) equipment
used in a shipboard environment. Radar sea clutter modeling.
TEST AND EVALUATION New lightweight technology in large area,
portable underwater tracking ranges. Nonacoustic tracking systems.
Acoustic radiated noise measurements of weapons and other small
submersibles. Advanced radiated noise measurement sensors including
component elements and array systems. Application of chaos
processing to acoustic radiated noise measurement signal processing.
Unaugmented (pingerless) target tracking. Optical detection
and tracking systems for underwater vehicles and in-air ordnance
detonations. Grounding avoidance systems for vessels in littoral
waters. Advanced concept hydrophones (fiber optic, velocity
or acceleration sensing). Tracking in presence of countermeasures.
Tracking in reverberant environments. Underwater target detection
and strength measures. Low-cost, low-power in-water signal
processing nodes, both cabled and not. Advanced undersea winch
technologies. Advanced 3-D virtual displays, data transfer,
and networking technology between live units, shore-based synthetic
environments, and computer generated forces to conduct realistic
training for undersea warfare within a joint mission area context.
Distributed interactive simulation (DIS) compliant wireless
mobile networking architectures to support multilevel, secure,
encrypted military communications with bandwidth allocation
schemes that allow large throughput of voice and video data.
TORPEDO AND TORPEDO TARGET SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY AND ASSESSMENT
Operational torpedo processing technology and systems applicable
to lightweight and heavyweight torpedo commonality initiatives,
including size reduction. Application of commercial processing
technology and systems to lightweight and heavyweight torpedo
sonar signal processing and tactical control functions. Improved
torpedo logistical support, maintenance support, and hardware/software
acquisition process (heavyweight and lightweight) applicable
to commonality initiatives. Integrated structural, acoustic,
mechanical, and hydrodynamic design codes for paperless design
and design simulation. Improved torpedo sonar systems, transmit
waveforms, sonar beamsets, sonar signal processing, target
and false alarm classification techniques, and tactical control
functions to support shallow water environment, low Doppler
target scenario performance improvement. Development of multi-channel,
wideband, wide aperture imaging arrays, including associated
data acquisition and signal processing systems for use against
small, low Doppler targets in shallow water. Shallow water
environment acoustic models to support upgrade of digital torpedo
simulations and hardware in the loop simulators (real-time
operation required), including surface and bottom effects,
characteristic modeling capability. Studies and assessments
of the effects on the environment of processes and activities
utilized in weapons and combat systems development and operation.
In-air and water entry trajectory digital models, lightweight
torpedo configuration dependent, to support performance evaluation
of alternate lightweight torpedo configurations and air launch
accessories (parachutes, etc.) designs. Nonacoustic sensor
technology and systems and environmental sensing technology
and systems applicable to various platforms for shallow water
environment and low Doppler target scenario performance improvements.
Lightweight, stiff, corrosion resistant, acoustically damped
vehicle structures. Technology improvements for lightweight
and heavyweight torpedo propulsion silencing, including prime
mover, machinery, and propulsor quieting. Digital models to
support design and evaluation of propulsion silencing technology
and/or hardware. Digital modeling of electromagnetic fields,
beam shapes, and contact interaction to support design and
evaluation of potential modifications to torpedo warhead fusing
systems. Torpedo submarine and surface combatant self-defense
technology and systems applications. External to torpedo memory
programming technology, providing the capability to install
torpedo operational software on board platform. Torpedo operational
software protection technology (memory scuttle, encoders, etc.)
which prevent compromise of operational software. Nonacoustic
simulation technology for mobile ASW targets. Signal processing
algorithms and projector developments to limit surface and
bottom effects for shallow water target operation. Wake generation/simulation
techniques for mobile target and countermeasure use. END of
Part 2 of 6
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CITE: (I-177 SN089402)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development
OFFADD: Commercial Acquisition Department, Bld. 11, Naval Undersea
Warfare Center Division, Newport, Code 59, Simonpietri Drive,
Newport, RI 02841-1708
SUBJECT: A--CENTERWIDE BAA PART 4 OF 6
SOL BAA 97-01
DUE 063098
POC G. Palmer, Negotiator at (401) 841-2442 X292; FAX (401) 841-4820
DESC: This solicitation can be viewed and searched on the Internet
at www.npt.nuwc.navy.mil/contract/contract/announce/baa/97-01/defaul
t.htm. TORPEDO AND ACOUSTIC COUNTERMEASURES/COUNTERMEASURES
DEVICES TECHNOLOGY Technology supporting mobile and stationary
surface and submarine launched jammers and countermeasures
(CMs) capable of operating in layered defense scenarios and
in open ocean and/or littoral environments. Improved countermeasure
systems, transmit waveforms, beam patterns, sound pressure
levels, endurance, in-situ design, and classification smart
adaptive processing, mobility, fuze influence technologies,
and acoustic communication links. Passive/active signal processing
techniques for countermeasure application especially the following
technologies: wavelet theory, time frequency distributions,
full spectrum processing, transients, digital signal processing,
parameter/feature extraction, neural networks, curve fitting
routines, clustering algorithms, fuzzy logic, field programmable
gate arrays (FPGA), application specific integrated circuits
(ASIC), smart adaptive processing, and active signal processing
for detection, classification, and localization (DCL). Ocean
physics simulation and analysis including: broad band environmental
acoustic modeling shallow water; blue water; low, sonar, weapon,
high, and very high frequency; wake physics acoustic properties
of wakes; nonacoustics, i.e., electromagnetic, laser. Small
affordable broadband high efficiency, high power, high fidelity
acoustic sensors, transducers, and arrays especially the following
technologies: split ring, barrel stave flextensional, flextensional,
rare earth materials, piezoelectric materials, plasma, piezo
rubber, and/or fiber optic hydrophones, wideband arrays, planar
arrays, and lead, magnesium, niobate material. Undersea material
technology: small expendable high energy primary batteries
metal hydrides, polymer, and lithium ions. Affordable propulsion
systems for three inch and six inch countermeasure devices.
CM system engineering including packaging, versa module European
(VME) extension instrumentation (VXI), simulation based design
tools, commonalty, modular, rapid prototyping, and CM device
operation in multiple device environment including CM data
acquisition systems in support of CM development and testing
in laboratory and at sea. Computer-based warfare modeling,
simulation, and analysis including synthetic environments,
analysis methodologies using advanced processing techniques
and integration to NUWCDIVNPT's various simulation bed facilities.
To specifically include engagement modeling; a CM test bed
providing for CM signal design and assessment, CM logic design,
real-time algorithm development, and on-line threat database;
distributed interactive simulation (DIS) networks to integrate
to major weapons analysis facilities; advanced displays; and
software development tools to support state-of-the-art CM development.
Dual-use (sonar and torpedo) countermeasure that fits in existing
launchers. THERMAL AND ELECTRIC PROPULSION (FOR TORPEDO, TARGET,
UUV, MOBILE MINE AND COUNTERMEASURE APPLICATIONS) High energy
fuels and oxidants for internal and external combustion engines,
hot gas expander engines, and gas turbines for use in torpedoes,
targets, mobile mines, and unmanned undersea vehicles (UUVs).
Emphasis is on propellants and combustion products that have
minimal safety restrictions, personnel hazards, and environmental
impact as well as low overall system life cycle costs. Battery,
semi-fuel cell, and fuel cell technology including a) high
rate primary and secondary batteries for high-speed underwater
vehicles and b) low rate rechargeable energy systems for long
endurance missions in unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs).
Systems should be energy and power dense, safe, free of environmental
impacts throughout the cycle from production to disposal, and
have reduced life cycle costs. Rapidly rechargeable secondary
systems and smart chargers for high and low rate applications
are also desired. Analytical models to perform in-depth optimization
analyses on electric propulsion systems, including secondary
and primary high energy density battery systems together with
permanent magnet, brushless, DC motors, and on thermal propulsion
systems, including fuels, oxidizers, combustion systems, thermal
engines, and heat exchangers Analytical models to evaluate
the transient behavior of aluminum aqueous battery and semi-fuel
cell systems applicable to high energy density torpedo and/or
UUV applications. Studies and assessments of primary and rechargeable
battery systems regarding, but not limited to, the energy and
power density, cycle life, affordability, and safety as appropriate
to torpedo, target, mobile mine, countermeasure, and UUV systems.
Electric motors and controllers for undersea systems including
main propulsion, auxiliary thrusters, and other functions.
Systems should be compact, lightweight, efficient, low cost
throughout their life cycle, and have very low torque ripple
and structural vibrations. (The power ranges of interest are
10-40 hp and 100-500+hp.) Novel propulsion concepts, including
hybrid power cycles Integrated motor/propulsor combinations,
and quiet, efficient flooded motor concepts Flow of conducting
fluids in the presence of strong electric and/or magnetic fields.
Effects of electrolytic bubbles, chemical reactions, and electromagnetic
forces should be considered either theoretically and/or experimentally.
Applications include flow in aqueous battery systems, magnetohydrodynamic
propulsion, and electromagnetic flow control. Studies and assessments
of propulsion system technology on the performance of tactical
scale undersea vehicles (torpedoes, targets, UUVs, and countermeasures).
Micro electro magnetic system (MEMS) devices for energy conversion
and micro-sensor and controller applications. High-strength,
rare earth permanent magnet materials and fabrication processes.
Studies and assessments of advanced torpedo, target, mobile
mine, and UUV propulsion system production and life cycle costs.
Novel high-power (10-50 hp) propulsion concepts for small diameter
(< 12") UUVs. MATERIALS Engineered coatings. Cost engineering
in composite manufacturing. High-strength, lightweight, low
cost, corrosion resistant, metallic material. High-strength,
lightweight, low-cost, flame-resistant, non-metallic materials.
High-strength, rare earth permanent magnet materials and fabrication
processes. Lightweight, nonferrous, shielding of electromagnetic
energy. Multisignature materials (e.g., radar and infrared
low observable materials). Acoustic signature reduction materials.
See materials requirements listed in other technological areas.
COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE (CNS) RESEARCH AS APPLIED TO UNDERWATER
SYSTEMS Applications to state-of-the-art underwater Fully Automated
Systems Technology (FAST) involving: Sonar detection, classification
and localization of diverse targets. Autonomous guidance and
control. Autonomous perception, data fusion, analysis and decision
making. Adaptive reasoning. Applications from on-going research
in: Biologically-based visual and auditory systems. Architectures
involving autonomous agents. Improved computational models
based on biologically accurate neurons. Sub-neuronal computations
including microtubules. Network of network computing. Information
transfer to/from human using multiple senses for input to human
and multiple methods of human input to system (five senses
for input; voice, feet, hands, eyes, etc. for input to system).
HUMAN PERFORMANCE Adaptation and responses of individuals and
groups to living in stressful environmental conditions. Stressful
environmental conditions include confined spaces; altered atmospheric
composition; hypo- and hyperbaric exposures; changing work,
diet, or exercise schedules; noise; light; vibration; temperature
extremes; etc. Adaptations and responses include biochemical,
metabolic, physiological, psychological, circadian, and physical
and mental performance. Medical treatment, diagnosis, and modeling
of decompression sickness following diving and sojourns to
a hypobaric environment. END of Part 4 of 6
LINKURL: http://www.npt.nuwc.navy.mil/contract/
LINKDESC:
EMAILADD: PALMER@CODE59.NPT.NUWC.NAVY.MIL
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (I-177 SN089409)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development
OFFADD: Commercial Acquisition Department, Bld. 11, Naval Undersea
Warfare Center Division, Newport, Code 59, Simonpietri Drive,
Newport, RI 02841-1708
SUBJECT: A--CENTERWIDE BAA PART 6 OF 6
SOL BAA 97-01
DUE 063098
POC G. Palmer, Negotiator at (401) 841-2442 X292; FAX (401) 841-4820
DESC: This solicitation can be viewed and searched on the Internet
at www.npt.nuwc.navy.mil/contract/contract/announce/baa/97-01/defaul
t.htm. SUBMITTAL INSTRUCTIONS Organizations wishing to participate
should submit proposals (3 copies) of their approaches along
with a capability statement to the Naval Undersea Warfare Center
Division, Commercial Acquisition Department, Attn: Gerard Palmer,
Code 5912, Building 11, Simonpietri Dr., Newport, RI 02841-1708
by close of business (COB) 30 June 1998. Any confidential/secret
information within the proposal should be separated and forwarded
to the Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division, Attn: Michael
Keshura, Code 104, Building 108/2, 1176 Howell St., Newport,
RI, 02841-1708. On average, proposals typically range from
5-10 work-years of engineering and scientific effort for an
average contract performance period of 1 to 3 years. When known
proposals shall clearly indicate in the introduction the NUWCDIVNPT
program, division, or individual(s) expected to accept technical
responsibility for the proposal review and program execution.
The Government initially intends to award more than one contract
to multiple offerors with an average range of $50,000 to $50
0,000. Exceptions to the cost estimate will be entertained
when mutually desirable. Follow-on efforts will vary in size
according to the needs of the Government. All material submitted
to NUWCDIVNPT under this announcement shall be considered Government
property. The Government requires unlimited data rights with
regard to the procurement, with the possible exceptions 1)
of a negotiated position for data rights to existing concepts
that may be further developed under this procurement and 2)
for efforts conducted under this procurement with leveraged
funds. Specific deliverables, delivery schedule, and contract
will be negotiated with successful offerors. There will not
be a formal RFP or other solicitation requests in regard to
this r equirement. When multiyear, multitasking, or ncrementally-funded
approaches are proposed, NUWCDIVNPT reserves the right to terminate
funding for the convenience of the Government. Successful/unsuccessful
offerors will be notified within 120 days of evaluation. Proposals
will be evaluated in accordance with the following criteria:
1. Relevance of overall scientific or technical merit to Navy
needs; 2. Potential for meeting affordability and dual-use
criteria; 3. The offeror's capability, related R&D experience,
facilities, techniques, and unique combinations of these, which
are integral factors for achieving the proposal objectives;
4. The qualifications, capability, and experience of key personnel
who are critical in achieving the proposal objectives; 5. Costs
including: transition opportunities/impact; separation of Government
funds from leveraged internal funds by utilizing separate tasking
and audit trails (the amount of past and proposed industry
investment as well as the past and proposed Government contract
investment should be explicitly indicated). Proposed length,
exclusive of cost and pricing data, should not exceed twenty
(20), 8 1/2 x 11 inch typewritten pages and should specify
the technical area of concern addressed. If offerors see topics
that apply to more than one R&D Technological Area, they are
encouraged to submit a proposal that covers all the applicable
areas. These areas must be clearly identified in the proposal.
This constitutes a broad agency announcement (BAA) in accordance
with FAR 6.102(d)(2)(i). It is important to note that all post-submission
liaison by the offeror with NUWCDIVNPT be via Code 59 and not
the expected technical code. Contracting questions should be
directed to Gerard Palmer/Code 5912 at (401) 841-2442 x292.
All responsible sources may submit an offer that will be considered.
ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION (ATD) Separate from the policies
and procedures stated herein for BAA 97-01, NUWCDIVNPT is also
interested in establishing government/industry teaming arrangements
for the development of joint Advanced Technology Demonstration
(ATD) concept proposals related to any of the Science and Technology
topic areas listed in this BAA. The goal of the ATD program
is to demonstrate high risk/high payoff technologies that could
significantly impact future warfighting or warfighting support
capabilities and their affordabilit y. ATD programs cover integrating
and assessing technology in a realistic operational environment.
Further information about ATD teaming opportunities may be
obtained by contacting Michael Keshura/Code 104 at (401) 841-1151.
TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER: COOPERATIVE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENTS
(CRADAs) Also, separate from the policies and procedures stated
herein for BAA 97-01, NUWCDIVNPT is interested in developing
partnerships to pursue research and development in a variety
of technological areas. This notice is not a procurement solicitation.
It is a request to pursue opportunities to leverage assets
for mutual benefit, a win/win situation. NUWCDIVNPT goals for
these partnerships are: 1) to transfer technology out of the
laboratory to promote its commercialization, improve the environment,
and provide high-quality jobs for U.S. workers, and 2) to help
insure the best equipment at cost-eff ective prices for the
Navy. NUWCDIVNPT has unique scientific and technical facilities,
personnel, databases, and know-how associated with the technological
areas listed in this Science and Technology BAA. Inquiries,
proposals, and discussion papers are invited. These may cover
a range of activities from using the unique laboratory facilities
or licensing patents, to participation in cooperative research
and development agreements (CRADAs). CRADAs are agreements
between Federal Agencies and non-federal parti es including
corporations, partnerships, limited partnerships, universities,
state and local governments, public and private foundations,
nonprofit organizations and individuals, including licensees
of inventions owned by a Federal agency. Last year, NUWCDIVNPT
was awarded 86 patents and participated as partners in 24 CRADAs.
If you would like a list of NUWCDIVNPT patents or are interested
in a partnership with NUWCDIVNPT, please call Margaret M. McNamara
at (401) 841-7279, e-mail to mcnamaramm@npt.nuwc.nav y.mil,
or write Code 105, Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division,
1176 Howell St., Newport, RI 02841-1708. TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER:
NAVY POTENTIAL CONTRACTOR PROGRAM Also, separate from the policies
and procedures stated herein for BAA 97-01, NUWCDIVNPT is interested
in entering into Navy Potential Contractor Agreements in a
variety of technological areas. This notice is not a procurement
solicitation. The Navy Potential Contractor Program (NPCP)
permits an information access agreement to be established between
a government laboratory and a company that has the potential
to become a future Navy contractor. The agreement is a cost-to-the-government
agreement that is ente red into at the discretion of the government.
NPCPs may or may not directly benefit the government partner
but almost always benefit the industrial partner. Processes
needed for establishing an NPCP include: 1. Identification
by the industrial partner of a body of information about which
the company wishes to have knowledge for the purpose of developing
proposals in a selected technical area, 2. Agreement by the
government entity involved that they are willing to sponsor
an NPCP, 3. Identification of a technical contact at the government
entity who can and will function as the primary focal point
from which the company will receive the desired information,
4. Verification of the company s need-to-know about the information
and the company s ability to handle the level of classification
of the material requested. If you are interested in obtaining
further information about the Navy Potential Contractor Program,
please call Michael Keshura, (401) 841-1151, FAX (401) 841-1725,
e-mail to keshura@npt.nuwc.navy.mil, or write Code 104, Naval
Undersea Warfare Center Division, Bldg. 108/2, 1176 Howell
St., Newport, RI 02841-1708. Inquiries about this Science and
Technology BAA should be directed to Michael Keshura, (401)
841-1151, FAX (401) 841-1725, e-mail to keshura@npt.nuwc.navy.mil,
or write Code 104, Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division,
Bldg. 108/2, 1176 Howell St., Newport, RI 02841-1708. END of
Part 6 of 6
LINKURL: http://www.npt.nuwc.navy.mil/contract/
LINKDESC:
EMAILADD: PALMER@CODE59.NPT.NUWC.NAVY.MIL
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (I-177 SN089418)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development
OFFADD: Rome Laboratory/PK, 26 Electronic Parkway, Rome, NY 13441-4514
SUBJECT: A--VIRTUAL APPLICATION TOOL SET FOR INTELLIGENCE
SOL F30602-96-R-0236
POC James R. Longo, Contract Specialist, 315-330-7700; Rick Loreto,
Program Manager, 315-330-3793
DESC: 17. DESCRIPTION: CORRECTION: This action, originally published
in the CBD dated 21 Nov 1996 is amended by adding the following:
The Request for Proposal (RFP) for this action will be available
electronically on the World Wide Web at Internet address: http://www.rl.af.mil/cgi-bin/afbop.
Select "Local Business Opportunities." NOTE: The RFP will be
released no sooner than 7 Jul 97.
CITE: (W-177 SN089452)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development
OFFADD: Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command, 2451 Crystal
Drive, Arlington, VA 22245-5200
SUBJECT: A--PROTOTYPE ACOUSTIC SOURCE TECHNOLOGY ARRAYS (PASTA)
- INDUSTRY CONFERENCE
SOL N00039-97-R-0082(Q)
POC Jennifer Schrock, 619-553-8852
DESC: Prototype Acoustic Source Technology Arrays (PASTA) Industry
Conference Date: 10 July 1997 Time: 0900 - 1130 Location:
4297 Pacific Coast Hwy, San Diego, CA (Old Town Campus Bldg.
2, Admiral Cantrell Conference Room A) Security: This will
be an unclassified briefing. Badges to be obtained in visitor's
office at front gate. Visit requests must be submitted (see
below). Purpose: The purpose of this conference is to present
an overview of the Government's requirements for PASTA as well
as to solicit industry comments regarding the potential utilization
of "Other Transaction Authority for Prototypes" under 10 U.S.C.
2371 Section 845 as a means for achieving those requirements.
The Government will also discuss its desire to use commercial
(vice military) specifications and standards to the maximum
extent practicable. The conference will provide a forum for
open communication between the Government and industry, and
the Government seeks industry feedback on the proposed acquisition
strategy, the specs and standards issue, and the draft Statement
of Work (SOW) (see below). Any statements made by the Government
should be considered non-binding, and the Government's official
position on the acquisition will only be contained in the solicitation.
Participants are hereby notified that statements made by them
during the conference will not be considered by the Government
as proprietary. Those parties planning to attend the conference
should notify Ms. Jennifer Schrock preferably at e-mail address
schrockj@nosc.mil, or at the following address, no later than
07 July 1997: Commander, SPAWARSYSCOM Attn: J. Schrock,
Code, 02-22R, Building 66 53560 Hull Street San Diego, CA
92152-5002 The Interface Design Document (IDD), a revision
to the draft SOW previously uploaded to the SPAWAR electronic
bulletin board (BBS) in November 1996, and instructions for
submitting the required visit request form, should be posted
to the BBS commencing on/about 27 June 1997. The classified
performance specification for the mini-array is available on
request from SPAWAR (contact Jennifer Schrock, 619-553-8852),
and requesters must provide their company name, address, security
POC, and CAGE code. The SPAWAR BBS may be accessed from personal
computers (PC) or Macintosh (MAC) computers by calling (703)
602-9494. The BBS operates at 14,400 baud with a setting of
8:N:1. These files (IDD, SOW, and visit request) will be in
MS Word 7.0a format with the compressed file name pasta.zip.
The file will be compressed by a shareware program, PKZ204G.EXE.
The file will be on the Draft File Library. To download this
file, interested parties will need, at a minimum, a PC or MAC
with modem support software that supports VT100 or ANSI standard,
a modem that operates between 300 bps - 14.4K bps and a minimum
of 1.5 Mb free disk space. The BBS will be available 24 hours
a day, seven days a week. However, as demand of the BBS may
be heavy at times, it may be necessary to call repeatedly or
during non-business hours. Interested parties are encouraged
to monitor the SPAWAR BBS, as all future files and notices
related to this acquisition will be posted to the SPAWAR BBS.
If assistance is needed regarding the bulletin board, please
contact Ms. Schrock at 619-553-8852.
EMAILADD: schrockj@nosc.mil
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089461)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development
OFFADD: ESC/TG, Global Air Traffic Operations Mobility Command
and Control Systems Program Office 11 Eglin Street, Hanscom
AFB, MA 01731-2120
SUBJECT: A--AMENDMENT ONE TO PROGRAM RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
ANNOUNCEMENT (PRDA) ENTITLED "GLOBAL AIR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT
(GATM) AVIONICS RCHITECTURE FOR BOMBER CLASS AIRCRAFT," GATO
97-01
SOL GATO-97-01
POC Major Jeff Emmons, Contracting Officer, 617-377-7985; Mr.
John Abisamra, Contracting Specialist, 617-377-5617.
DESC: Change the last sentence from "CLOSING DATE FOR SUBMISSION
OF RESPONSES IS 30 DAYS FROM THE PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE"
to "CLOSING DATE FOR SUBMISSION OF RESPONSES IS 45 DAYS FROM
THE PUBLICATION OF ORIGINAL NOTICE DATED 26 June 1997."
CITE: (I-177 SN089537)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development
OFFADD: Naval Research Laboratory, Attn: Code 3240, 4555 Overlook
Ave., S.W. Washington, DC 20375-5326
SUBJECT: A--RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT OF THE NAVY
SOL N00014-97-R-GR03
POC Glenndale Rogers, Contract Specialist, Code 3240.GR, F. Janilea
Bays, Contracting Officer, (202) 767-0606.
DESC: All previous notices under No. N00014-97-GR03 are recalled:
This is a notice of intent from Naval Research Laboratory (NRL)
to contract on a 100% set-aside basis The requirement for a
small business to support the Navy's Tactical Electronic Warfare
(EIW) requirements and missions. The tasks will be accomplished
by the Tactical Electronic Warfare Div., which includes the
Integrated EW simulation Branch. Specific efforts will be directed
toward providing engineering, technical, operational, maintenance,
and documentation services necessary to support the Integrated
EW Simulation Branch in fulfilling sponsor requirements. An
Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity type contract is anticipated.
The estimated minimum level of effort is 2,160 labor hours
and the estimated maximum level of effort is 19,440 labor hours.
The period of performance will be thirty six (36) months. Proposals
will be due approximately thirty five (35) days after solicitation
is issued. Telephone request for this Solicitation will not
be honored. Send all request to Contracting Officer, Attn.:
Code 3240. GR Naval Research Laboratory, 4555 Overlook Ave.,
SW, Washington DC 20735-5326; FAX (202) 767-5896 or 6197. NRL
ref. No: GR03. See Note: 26
EMAILADD: synopsis@contracts.nrl.navy.mil
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089572)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development--Potential Sources Sought
OFFADD: US Army ARDEC, AMSTA-AR-PC, Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey
07806-5000
SUBJECT: A--LOW VOLTAGE ELECTRIC PRIMER ACTION TIME STUDY
SOL daae30-97-q-1280
DUE 072297
POC B. Iwanicki, Contract Specialist, (201)724-3841
DESC: NOTE 22--Manufacture a control lot made up of standard
components to consist of at least two (2) trays or 2000 units
of PA520 electric primer. Each lot of a studied parameter will
consist of at least two (2) trays to assure uniformity. Primer
times will be obtained and compared to the control lot. A Final
Report of test data and interpretation will be provided no
later than ninety (90) days of completion of tests. Factors
affecting the action time of the PA520 electric primer will
be investigated by manufacturing primers with known defects.
These include varying the carbon bridge and the amount of basic
lead styphnate that is placed around the insulator in the primer.
Primer times will be determined for these defects and a report
will detail the results so that future primers will not produce
long action times.
LINKURL: http://procnet.pica.army.mil/procacts.htm
LINKDESC:
EMAILADD: iwanicki@pica.army.mil
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (D-176 SN089003)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development--Potential Sources Sought
OFFADD: Phillips Laboratory, Directorate of Contracting, 2251
Maxwell Avenue SE, Kirtland AFB, NM 87117-5773
SUBJECT: A--SOLAR ORBIT TRANSFER VEHICLE
SOL 201-97
DUE 072997
POC Rudy Chavez, Contract Specialist, 505/846-1401, Mike Jacox,
Project Officer, 505/846-8927 ext. 136.
DESC: Sources sought synopsis for SOTV. The Air Force Phillips
Laboratory (PL) is currently planning a space experiment and
concurrent technology development to demonstrate and quantify
the potential benefits of a solar bimodal power and propulsion
systems for future spacecraft applications. Bimodal means a
single system which generates both electrical power and direct
solar thermal propulsion. The objective of the space experiment
is to demonstrate and quantify the space operations of a bimodal
solar thermal power and propulsion system using thermionic
energy conversion. The space experiment should resolve feasibility
issues and be traceable to SOTV systems beneficial to high
power GEO/HEO missions, high power space based surveillance
missions or to reusable orbit transfer vehicle operations.
The objective of the concurrent development program is to advance
the critical SOTV technologies through component and subsystem
ground tests that demonstrate performance levels required of
operational SOTV systems. It is anticipated that the SOTV
demonstration and technology development will start in FY98.
This acquisition will consist of a 1 year basic contract with
additional priced options at an estimated total cost of less
than $50M, subject to availability of funds. The contract type
is anticipated to be on a cost plus fixed fee basis. We anticipate
award of a single contract for the design, fabrication, test
and integration of the space experiment and concurrent technology
development efforts. Small businesses must show evidence, either
in-house or through prospective subcontractors or teaming arrangements,
the ability to manage and conduct complex space experiment
design, fabrication, integration, test and coordinated development
of thermionic based solar bimodal technology. Only small businesses
are invited to submit a STATEMENT OF CAPABILITIES (SOC) for
consideration in this effort. SOCs are due thirty (30) days
after the date of publication of this notice. Replies to this
Sources Sought Synopsis must reference number 201-97. Responses
by telegrams, or responses combining more than one synopsis
reference number will not be accepted. The capability statement
shall be limited to 25 pages, including resumes and be mailed
to Mr. Rudy Chavez, PL/PKVA, 2251 Maxwell Ave. SE, Bldg 424,
Kirtland AFB, NM 87117-5776. Based on responses to this announcement,
the Air Force reserves the right to set aside this acquisition
for small and 8(a) businesses. Foreign firms should be
aware that restrictions may apply which preclude their participation
as a prime contractor in this acquisition. Presently, the scope
of the effort is unclassified, but classification is subject
to change. Submit only UNCLASSIFIED information for consideration
and evaluation. Interested contractors must indicate whether
they qualify as a small business under SIC Code 8731, with
a small business size standard of 1,000 employees. Also, firms
responding are to include the above reference number and should
indicate whether they are, or are not, a small business, a
small disadvantaged business, a woman-owned business, an 8
(a) firm, an intragovernmental organization, a large business,
an education/non-profit organization or an Historically Black
College or University or Minority Institution (HBCU/MI). The
performance of this contract may require access to Military
Critical Technical Data, dissemination of which is controlled
under the Export Control Act. Therefore, interested offerors
not currently on the Qualified Contractor's Access List (QCAL)
should request certification and registration with the Defense
Logistics Services Centers (DLSC), Federal Center, 74 North
Washington, Battle Creek, MI 49016-3412, (1-800-352-3572) in
order to be considered a responsible contractor under this
acquisition and to receive export controlled technical data.
Dissemination of export controlled information must be according
to the provisions of DOD Directives 5230.24, 5230.4 and AFR
80-34. An Ombudsman has been appointed to hear concerns
from offerors or potential offerors during the proposal development
phase of this acquisition. The purpose of the Ombudsman is
not to diminish the authority of the Program Director or Contracting
Officer but to communicate contractor concerns, issues, disagreements
and recommendations to the appropriate government personnel.
Before contacting the Ombudsman, potential offerors should
first communicate with the Contracting Officer. In those instances
where offerors cannot obtain resolution from the Contracting
Officer, they are invited to contact the PL Ombudsman, Bruce
Grunsten, Chief, Mission Support Division, Phillips Laboratory
(505) 846-8273, or in writing at 2251 Maxwell Ave SE, Kirtland
AFB, NM 87117-5772. When requested, the Ombudsman will maintain
strict confidentiality as to the source of the concern. The
Ombudsman does not participate in the evaluation of proposals
or in the source selection process. Draft versions of the
Statement of Objectives (SOO), Section L (Instructions for
Preparation of Proposal), and Section M (Evaluation Factors
for Award) will be downloaded on the Internet and may be accessed
after 4 Aug, 1997 at: http://www.plk.af.mil/cgi-bin/rfpmenu2.cgi.
Future solicitation material will be downloaded onto the same
Internet site. Questions or comments concerning these documents
are welcome and should be sent by e-mail to either Mike Jacox
(jacoxm@plk.af.mil, 505-846-8927 x136) or Rudy Chavez (chavezr@plk.af.mil,
505-846-1401) In addition to the information on the internet,
a read file has been established at Phillips Laboratory's Space
Technology Directorate, PL/VT, Bldg. 423, Room 117. For directions
and access to the read file please contact Mr. Mike Jacox.
This Sources Sought Synopsis in no way obligates the Government
for any future acquisition. This is not a notice of intent
to contract. The Government does not intend to award a contract
on the basis of this notice
CITE: (W-177 SN089256)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development--Potential Sources Sought
OFFADD: U.S. Small Business Administration, Office of Procurement
and Grants Management, 409 3rd Street, SUITE 5000,5th Floor,
Washington, D.C. 20416
SUBJECT: A--POST-VENTURE CAPITAL DISTRIBUTION MANAGEMENT SERVICES
SOL SBAHQ-97-R-0014
DUE 072897
POC Dionna Martin (202) 205-7029
DESC: The Investment Division of the U.S. Small Business Administration
(SBA), which administers the Small Business Investment Company
(SBIC) program, is seeking qualified sources that would interested
in providing post-venture capital distribution management to
the SBA for marketable securities which are distributed to
it by SBICs. The SBIC program is a private sector led partnership
with the government. SBICs invest in small businesses in the
United States using capital raised from private sources supplemented
with funds borrowed from the SBA. The SBIC program currently
represents $6.4 billion of long tern capital that has been
invested in U.S. based small businesses. As of June 2, 1997,
there were 285 active SBICs with $4.8 billion of private capital
and $1.6 billion of SBA funding. Ninety-one of these, respresenting
$1.2 billion of proviate capital, were licensed since October
1, 1993. Further, there are an additional 73 applications currently
in process. Last year SBICs provided $1.6 billion of long term
capital investments to more than 2,000 small businesses located
in 48 states. As the SBIC program continues to expand, increasing
amounts of investments will be made in small businesses. Those
investments will ultimately mature and pay off. In those instances,
certain SBICs are required to make distributions to the SBA.
These distributions may be made in cash or marketable securities.
The SBA expects that over the next three (3) years the dollar
amounts of distributions it will receive in the form of marketable
securities will increase substantially. Consequently, the SBA
will have a need for assistance in the management and disposition
of the marketable securities that it will reeive through those
distributions. THIS IS NOT A REQUEST FOR COMPETITIVE PROPOSALS.
The purpose of this notice is to develop a list of qualified
firms to fulfill the Government's minimum requirements. The
SBA desires to enter into a contractural arrangement with an
organization which is knowledgeable about and proficient in
the evaluation and trading of thinly traded equity securities
and which has experinece in the management of venture capital
distributions. The organitzation should have the ability to
demonstrate significant experience in several related areas,
including research on publicly traded venture-backed companies,
the valuation of those companies, experience in trading illiquid
and thinly-traded stocks and experience in designing and implementing
administrative support systems for distribution management
activities. It should be able to demonstrate significant client
experience in the management of in-kind distributions from
venture capital partnerships to third party clients, including
large pension funds, large endowments and other institutional
clients. Ideally, the organization should possess at least
10 years experience offering distribution management services
to limited partners of venture capital firms; 10 years experience
in the design and implementation of sell/hold investment strategy
plans for corporations, pension funds, retirement plans, endowments,
foundations and wealthy individuals; experienced and full-time
staff dedicated to the managmenet distributed assets; 10 years
experience in the research of venture capital backed companies
prior to the IPO process, including company and industry fundamentals,
competition and management. Capabilities should include the
ability to conduct field research on valuations of the venture-backed
companies; 10 years experience in the desing, implementation
and operation of administrative support and information systems
dedicated to distribution management clients; 10 years experience
in the trading of illiquid and thinly traded stocks, in cluding
experience in the trading of stock of venture capital backed
companies; experience in the selection of distribution agents,
the establishment of custodial accounts for institutional clients
and the logistics and controls required in the transfer of
marketable securities; experience in the coordination of the
distribution agents and the custodian receipt and controls
of marketable securities; and, administrative support and information
systems specifically designed to monitor the transfer and accounting
of securities distributions. Organizations having the required
expertise and capabilities are invited to submit complete information
discussing such capabilities. Information furnished should
include an outline of specific related experience. The information
provided will pertain to this synopsis only. Any interested
organization must submit appropriate data in two copies by
July 28, 1997. The Government does not intend to pay for the
information solicited or received. Respondents will not be
notified of any conclusions related to the source data received,
nor will a source list be provided. No telephone or fax request
for this solicitation package will be accepted.
CITE: (W-177 SN089577)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development--Potential Sources Sought
OFFADD: ESC Global Air Traffic Operations/Mobility C2 SPO (TG),
11 Eglin St., Hanscom AFB, MA 01731-2120
SUBJECT: A--PROGRAM RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ANNOUNCEMENT (PRDA)
ENTITLED "GLOBAL AIR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT (GATM) AVIONICS FOR
SPECIAL MISSION AIRCRAFT"
SOL GATO 97-02
POC Major Jeff Emmons, Contracting Officer, 617-377-7985; Capt.
Patrick Hughes, Contract Specialist, 617-377-6949.
DESC: Program Research and Development Announcement (PRDA) entitled
"Global Air Traffic Management (GATM) Avionics Architecture
for Air Combat Command Special Mission Aircraft," PRDA #GATO
97-02 . The Global Air Traffic Operations / Mobility Command
and Control (GATO/MC2) Systems Program Office (SPO) of the
Air Force Electronic Systems Center (ESC) seeks research, development,
and integration sources to provide diverse, innovative, and
creative approaches to the generation of a notional avionics
architecture that will enable the addition of GATM capabilities
to special mission aircraft (specifically, the E-3, E-8, and
RC-135V/W ). BACKGROUND: As the civil aviation community migrates
towards Communications Navigation Surveillance / Air Traffic
Management (CNS/ATM), inadequately equipped Air Force aircraft
face the prospect of operational restrictions and the risk
of losing access to certain civil airspace. Any such restrictions
on Air Force aircraft would be unacceptable to support our
Information Superiority core competency. Thus, the Air Force
plans to equip its aircraft as necessary to avoid any operational
penalties. Full compliance and interoperability with CNS/ATM
could dictate the incorporation of the following aircraft capabilities:
Required Navigation Performance (RNP), Controller/Pilot Data
Link Communications (CPDLC), Automatic Dependent Surveillance
(ADS), ADS-B, Mode S, Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance
System (TCAS), 8.33 kHz VHF radios, (Reference http://herbb.hanscom.af.mil/tbbs/R39/RFP39.htm
for further information on these capabilities). PROJECT STATEMENT:
The GATO/MC2 SPO is interested in the generation of a notional
architecture plan for the special mission aircraft that: (1)
specifies the operational and technical GATM baseline requirements
set and civil implementation timelines, (2) specifies new avionics
equipment (COTS or new developmental items), (3) identifies
modifications needed to existing equipment, (4) determines
the need for any new software, where the software is hosted,
and the scope of the development effort, (5) defines the physical
interfaces between equipment and the protocol standards to
be used, (6) identifies any critical risks in the implementation
of the proposed architecture, (7) specifies the requisite ground
infrastructure to support the approach (maintenance concept,
depot requirements, simulators, technical orders, etc.), (8)
establishes the business case for the chosen architectural
approach in the context of alternative technical solutions,
(9) rough-order-of-magnitude estimates for the solution sets.
GUIDELINES: (1) GATM operational and technical requirements
are volatile and open to interpretation, therefore, reasonable
assumptions should be made by the offerors in the generation
of their proposed architectures, (2) The Air Force is interested
in as much COTS equipment as possible in order to share update
costs with commercial industry. However, it is recognized that
in some cases unique developments may be necessary in order
to meet various military unique requirements, (3) Adequate
hardware and software growth must be provided to accommodate
future capabilities, (4) The proposed equipment and architecture
must meet the intent of civil standards and certification requirements,
including compliance with the relevant Minimum Aviation System
Performance Standards (MASPS), Minimum Operational Performance
Standards (MOPS), Technical Standard Orders (TSO), Standards
and Recommended Practices (SARPS), software development standards
(per RTCA DO-178B--reference www.rtca.org for further information).
SELECTION CRITERIA: Selection for contract award will be based
on the following factors: (a) Overall technical merits, methodology,
innovativeness, and reasonableness of the proposal plan, (b)
the offeror's capabilities, related experience, techniques,
or unique combinations of which are integral factors for achieving
the proposed objectives, (c ) the qualifications, capabilities,
and experience of the principal investigator, team leader,
and other key personnel who are critical to achievement of
the proposed objectives, (d) the offeror's record of past and
present performance, and (e) cost/price reasonableness. No
further evaluation criteria will be used in source selection.
The technical and cost information will be evaluated at the
same time. Proposals shall be submitted in three (3) parts:
Volume 1, Technical Approach and Methodology Description, Volume
2, Contractor-proposed task statement, and Volume 3, Cost Information.
The Technical Approach and Methodology Description should not
exceed twenty (20) double-spaced, 10 to 12 point font size,
typed pages (excluding covers, indexes, and resumes). The task
statement should not exceed six (6), double-spaced, 10 to 12
point font size, typed pages. (Caution: The Government will
not review more than the page limitation). There is no page
limitation on the Cost Proposal. Forward six (6) copies of
each proposal to ESC/TGK (ATTN: Capt Patrick Hughes, Building
1618, 11 Eglin Street, Hanscom AFB, MA 01731-1806). Proposals
submitted using electronic media will not be accepted. The
cost of preparing a proposal in response to a PRDA is not considered
an allowable direct charge to the resulting contract or any
other contract. It is, however, an allowable expense to the
normal bid and proposal indirect cost specified in FAR 31.205-18.
The Air Force reserves the right to select for award any, all,
or none of the proposals received in response to this announcement
depending on the quality and/or availability of funds and negotiate
changes to costs and work proposed. Firms responding should
indicate if they qualify as small, small-disadvantaged or woman-owned
business. Proposals received in response to this announcement
are subject to the Competition in Contracting Act of 1984.
Also, be advised that this is currently an unfunded requirement.
Offerors are requested to provide a point of contact by name
and phone number in their proposal. An Ombudsman has been appointed
to hear concerns from offerors or potential offerors during
the proposal development phase. The purpose of the Ombudsman
is not to diminish the authority of the program director or
contracting officer, but to communicate the offeror's concerns,
issues, disagreements, and recommendations to the appropriate
government personnel. When requested, the Ombudsman will maintain
strict confidentiality as to the source of the concern. The
Ombudsman does not participate in the evaluation of proposals
or in the selection process. Interested parties may contact
Colonel Lee H. Hughes, Director, Commander's Staff, ESC/CX,
617-377-5106. The Ombudsman should only be contacted with issues
or problems that have previously been brought to the attention
of the program manager and/or the contracting officer and could
not be satisfactorily resolved at that level. The date of receipt
of proposals may be amended to provide for subsequent revisions
to this PRDA. Furthermore contractors are cautioned that only
contracting officers are legally authorized to commit the government.
Remember all responses should reference PRDA #GATO 97-02. Questions
of a technical nature may be referred to Maj Grant Carlson
at (617) 377-4184. Contractual and cost response format questions
should be referred to either the Contracting Officer , Major
Emmons at (617) 377-7985 or to the Contract Specialist, Capt
Patrick Hughes at (617) 377-6949. The Government estimates
this study will require approximately two person years of effort.
The work is anticipated to last approximately four to six months
and be awarded in the late Fiscal Year 1997 time frame. AGAIN,
THIS EFFORT IS CURRENTLY AN UNFUNDED REQUIREMENT AND AWARD
MAY BE MADE SUBJECT TO THE AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS. CLOSING DATE
FOR SUBMISSION OF RESPONSES IS 45 DAYS FROM THE PUBLICATION
OF THIS NOTICE.
CITE: (I-177 SN089339)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: B--Special Studies and Analyses - Not R&D
OFFADD: U.S. BUREAU OF RECLAMATION, DAKOTAS AREA OFFICE, PO BOX
1017, BISMARCK, ND 58502
SUBJECT: B--PALEONTOLOGICAL APPRAISAL, MNI WICONI PROJECT
SOL 97-6230000-00049 1425-SQ-97-62-01430
DUE 071497
POC Purchasing Agent, Elaine K Felchle, (701)250-4242 X3306
DESC: Notice of intent to negotiate a contract with Museum of
Geology, South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, Rapid
City, South Dakota, to identify, assess, evaluate, and salvage
significant paleontological remains that may be impacted by
the ground-disturbing activities associated with the Lower
Brule and Reliance North construction schedules (Lyman County,
South Dakota). The study will emphasize vertebrate fossils,
but other paleontological concerns, should they be present,
will also be treated. Tasks include: (1) conduct a literature/records
search to identify any known fossil locations, (2) field check
locations and salvage significant fossils that are present,
(3) monitor construction activities, (4) prepare quarterly
reports, and (5) prepare a draft and final written report that
details the results of these tasks. All responses from responsible
sources will be fully considered. As a result of analyzing
responses to this synopsis of intent, the Contracting Officer
may determine that a solicitation will be issued. If a solicitation
is issued, no additional synopsis will be published. Any such
solicitation will be issued to the intended vendor and all
firms that respond to this synopsis of intent or otherwise
request a copy of the solicitation. Responses must be received
no later than close of business 15 calendar days from the date
this
CITE: (I-176 SN089002)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: B--Special Studies and Analyses - Not R&D
OFFADD: U. S. Environmental Protection Agency, Contracts Management
Division (MD-33), Research Triangle Park, NC 27711
SUBJECT: B--REGULATORY AND PROGRAMMATIC SUPPORT FOR AMBIENT AIR
QUALITY ASSURANCE
SOL PR-NC-97-10184
POC Tillie Newsome, Contract Specialist, (919) 541-3164/Sue Miller,
Contracting Officer, (919) 541-3164
DESC: The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) has
a requirement for regulatory and programmatic support for ambient
air quality assurance. The ambient air quality assurance program
focuses on issues concerning the quality of measurement data
of the criteria air pollutants (carbon monoxide (CO), ozone
(O3), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), lead (Pb), sulfur dioxide (SO2),
and various sizes of particulate matter (PM) and the ozone
precursors required to be measured by the Photochemical Assessment
Monitoring Stations (PAMS) program. The U.S. EPA's ambient
air quality assurance program ensures the data, collected and
reported by State/local agencies, federal agencies, and other
parties, is of a measurable quality and can be used to support
programs such as the National Ambient Air Quality Standards
(NAAQS), the federal reference and equivalency program, and
the nation's air quality management structure. The support
will include reviewing/revising the data quality objectives
for ambient air, providing technical assistance in developing
reports related to ambient air quality assurance, facilitating
assessments and audits, providing general technical support
to the ambient air quality assurance program, providing technical
support for the development and revision of guidance documentation,
and providing technical support to the ambient air quality
assurance program relating to the precision and accuracy checks
of the monitoring data. Qualifications include experience with
the EPA's Aerometric Information Retrieval System (AIRS); familiarity
with the Code of Federal Regulations Chapter 40 Parts 50, 53,
and 58 relating to ambient air monitoring, quality assurance,
and the federal reference and equivalency methods program;
familiarity with the National Ambient Air Quality Standards
(NAAQS); familiarity with the State and Local Air Monitoring
Stations (SLAMS), the National Air Monitoring Stations (NAMS),
and the Photochemical Assessment Monitoring Stations (PAMS)
networks; familiarity with the Quality Assurance Handbooks
for Air Pollution Measurement Systems; and familiarity with
the quality assurance documents published by the EPA's Office
of Research and Development. EPA anticipates the award of a
cost-plus-fixed-fee level of effort contract for a total of
12,880 labor hours consisting of a base requirement of 3,220
and three twelve-month options of 3,220 labor hours each. SIC
number 8748 applies with a size standard of $5M in average
annual receipts over the last three years. This is not a follow-on
to an existing contract. The solicitation is expected to be
issued approximately July 15, 1997 as a full and open competition.
Proposals will be due approximately 30 days after issuance
of the solicitation. The solicitation and amendments will be
available via the Internet World Wide Web at http://www.epa.gov/oam/rtp_cmd.
Firms are encouraged to access the solicitation and amendments
via the Internet. If you obtain a copy of the solicitation
via the Internet, it will be your responsibility to frequently
check the same site where the solicitation is posted for any
amendments. Firms who do NOT have the capability to obtain
the solicitation from the Internet may submit a written request
for a diskette with the solicitation in WordPerfect 6.1 format
from the contact point at the address above. However, only
those firms who do NOT have the capability to obtain the solicitation
from the Internet should request a copy of the diskette. Diskettes
will not be sent to those firms who have Internet access. If
you request a diskette of the solicitation, you will receive
amendments by mail, unless you notify us otherwise. Telephone
and fax request will not be honored. Only one copy shall be
sent to a corporate entity, regardless of the number of requests
from one or more different geographic locations. A copy of
the preliminary source list will be issued to all prospective
offerors along with the solicitation. All responsible sources
may submit a proposal which shall be considered by the Agency.
See Note(s) 26.
LINKURL: http://www.epa.gov/oam/rtp_cmd
LINKDESC:
EMAILADD: newsome.otelia@epamail.epa.gov
EMAILDESC:
e-mail.
CITE: (W-176 SN089010)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: B--Special Studies and Analyses - Not R&D
OFFADD: Contact: Mr. Vily Frenk Feldman;MARAVEN S.A.;Division
de Operaciones de Produccion;Edificio Miranda,Oficina 1-17,Avenida
Padilla (C, 93) c/1o de Mayo (Av. 23),Maracaibo, ZU 4001,Venezuela;Phone:
011-58-61-20-7427; Fax: 011-58-61-20-7442
SUBJECT: B--MARAVEN GAS RECOVERY PROJECT
SOL N/A
POC Carol Stillwell, USTDA, Room 309, SA-16, Washington, D.C.
20523-1602, Tel: (703) 875-4357, Fax: (703) 875-4009
DESC: Record Number 1852PRB0002 dated 05/23/97 is modified to
change the due date from July 2, 1997 to July 18, 1997.
CITE: (I-177 SN089291)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: B--Special Studies and Analyses - Not R&D
OFFADD: Contact: Mr. Vily Frenk Feldman;MARAVEN S.A.;Division
de Operaciones de Produccion;Edificio Miranda, Oficina 1-17,Avenida
Padilla (C, 93) c/1o de Mayo (Av. 23),Maracaibo, ZU 4001,Venezuela;Phone:
011-58-61-20-7427; Fax: 011-58-61-20-7442
SUBJECT: B--MARAVEN HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT PROJECTS STUDY
SOL N/A
POC Carol Stillwell, USTDA, Room 309, SA-16, Washington, D.C.
20523-1602, Tel: (703) 875-4357, Fax: (703) 875-4009
DESC: Record Number 1852PRB0001 dated 05/23/97 is modified to
change the due date from July 2, 1997 to July 18, 1997.
CITE: (I-177 SN089292)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: B--Special Studies and Analyses - Not R&D
OFFADD: Contact: Mr. Vily Frenk Feldman;MARAVEN S.A.;Division
de Operaciones de Produccion;Edificio Miranda, Oficina 1-17,Avenida
Padilla (C, 93) c/1o de Mayo (Av. 23),Maracaibo, ZU 4001,Venezuela;Phone:
011-58-61-20-7427; Fax: 011-58-61-20-7442
SUBJECT: B--MARAVEN HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT PROJECTS STUDY
SOL N/A
POC Carol Stillwell, USTDA, Room 309, SA-16, Washington, D.C.
20523-1602, Tel: (703) 875-4357, Fax: (703) 875-4009
DESC: Record Number 1852PRB0001 dated 05/23/97 is modified to
change the due date from July 2, 1997 to July 18, 1997.
CITE: (I-177 SN089342)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: B--Special Studies and Analyses - Not R&D
OFFADD: DHHS/PHS/FDA/Office Of Facilities, Acquisitions, and
Central Services, Division of Contracts and Program Management,
HFA-521, 5600 Fishers Lane, Rockville, MD 20857
SUBJECT: B--FOOD REGULATION PROJECT
SOL 97MF0000111
DUE 073197
POC Danny McCauley, Contract Specialist, (301)443-6604 or Claudia
J. Schleigh, Contracting Officer, (301)443-6604
DESC: The Food and Drug Administration intends to award a sole
source contract to the National Association of State Departments
of Agriculture (NASDA), to develop a series of resource documents,
one for each state, that details in a descriptive and pictorial
manner how food is regulated at all levels of the government.
SEE NOTE 22.
EMAILADD: dmccaule@Bangate.fda.gov
EMAILDESC:
e-mail
CITE: (W-177 SN089356)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: B--Special Studies and Analyses - Not R&D
OFFADD: Malcolm Pirnie, Inc,; One International Boulevard; Fifth
Floor; Nahwah, NJ 07495-0018
SUBJECT: B--SPECIAL STUDIES AND ANALYSIS--NOT R&D, LABORATORY
ANALYTICAL SERVICES TO BE PERFORMED ON SOIL, AQUEOUS AND BUILDING
MATERIAL SAMPLES
SOL 8001-230-LAB
DUE 072497
POC Lisa D. Greco, Scientist, (201) 529-4700, Ext. 201.
DESC: ANALYTICAL SERVICES TO BE PERFORMED ON SOIL, AQUEOUS AND
BUILDING MATERIAL SAMPLES TO BE COLLECTED AT THE WELSBACH/GENERAL
GAS MANTLE SITES (WGGM) SUPERFUND SITE, CAMDEN AND GLOUCESTER
CITY, CAMDEN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY: USEPA Contract No. 68-W9-0051.
INVITATION FOR BID NO. 8001-230-LAB. POC: Lisa D. Greco (201)
529-4700 Ext. 201. Bids for the laboratory analysis of soil,
aqueous, and building material samples to be collected at the
WGGM, a Superfund (NPL) hazardous waste site in Camden and
Gloucester City, Camden County, New Jersey, will be received
by the--ENGINEER, Malcolm Pirnie, Inc., One International Boulevard,
Mahwah, NJ 07495-0018, until 3:00 p.m. local time on Thursday,
July 24, 1997 at which time and place, the bids will be privately
opened. Bids received after the stated date and time will not
be considered consistent with applicable FAR/EPAAR provisions.
Bids received through the mail shall be made in accordance
with FAR 52.214-7 and will be accepted by the ENGINEER in accordance
with FAR 52.214-7. FAXED Bids will not be accepted. The WGGM
site is comprised of five study areas and includes two former
gas mantle manufacturing plants and residential/vacant/public
land parcels. The former General Gas Mantle Corporation manufactured
gas mantles using the radioactive element thorium. The former
Welsbach Company processed monzanite sand to extract thorium
for use in the manufacturing of gas mantles. An aerial radiological
survey of the Camden and Gloucester City area was conducted
in May 1981, in the area surrounding the former locations of
the Welsbach and General Gas Mantle facilities. The survey
identified several areas with radiation levels above natural
background levels. Following the aerial survey, the New Jersey
Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) identified approximately
100 properties which were potentially affected by operations
at the former gas mantle facilities. The majority of these
properties were residential. In addition, the NJDEP identified
significant amounts of radioactive contamination within the
building structures, as well as on adjacent grounds, at the
locations of the former gas mantle facilities. The scope of
work described herein is in support of a Remedial Investigation
(RI) being undertaken at the site. This non-RAS laboratory
analytical program consists of radiochemical (|230|Th, |232|Th,
|228|Th, |226|Ra, |228|Ra, |234|U, and |238|U) and chemical
(Target Compound List (TCL), utilizing CLP SOW Organic OLM03.2,
or latest revision, Target Analyte List (TAL), including CN,
utilizing CLP SOW ILM04.0, or latest revision, Total Organic
Carbon (TOC), and (TCLP) analyses. The number of samples for
radiochemical analyses include approximately 539 soil, 48 aqueous,
and 20 building material. It should be noted that there is
a possibility that groundwater samples will be collected at
this site. If groundwater samples are subsequently collected,
it is estimated that the total number of aqueous samples could
increase to 123. Data collected during previous investigations
have indicated that some soil samples collected at the site
have contained concentrations of the radioisotopes of interest
at levels up to 1,700 pCi/g. The number of samples for chemical
analyses include approximately 20 soil samples and approximately
20 aqueous samples for TCL and TAL, including CN, analyses,
approximately 21 soil samples for TOC analyses, and approximately
3 soil samples for TCLP analyses. It should be noted that there
is a possibility that groundwater samples will be collected
at this site. If groundwater samples are subsequently collected,
it is estimated that the total number of aqueous TCL samples
could increase to 95, and the total number of aqueous TAL samples
could increase to 160 (this number includes 95 aqueous samples
which would be analyzed for TAL, including CN and 65 filtered
aqueous samples which would be analyzed for TAL, excluding
CN). Data collected during previous investigations have indicated
that some soil samples collected at the site have contained
concentrations of the radioisotopes of interest at levels up
to 1,700 pCi/g. There is no information regarding the concentration
of radioisotopes in aqueous samples. Analytical methods, holding
times, QA/QC requirements, reporting requirements and any other
special instructions are detailed in the statement of work
for each parameter. The data package generated as the final
deliverable must be equivalent to the CLP RAS format and Level
IV data quality. The laboratory must submit all documentation
associated with the analysis of the samples including the packing
list/Chain-of-Custody forms, a copy of this request and analytical
results on tabulated forms (the data sheets must include the
dates the samples were collected, received and analyzed by
the laboratory). Sample results, instrument calibrations, calibration
verifications, internal laboratory spike analyses, duplicate/replicate
analyses, blank analyses, background analyses, sample spike
analyses, counting efficiencies, background counting time,
regions of interest (ROI) and number of counts per ROI must
be reported in tabulated format. All QA/QC information, standard
information and instrument printouts, as applicable, must be
provided. The laboratory is required to submit a GIS/key electronic
deliverable for all the data. The laboratory must supply any
and all information required to reproduce, during independent
data review, all results reported by the laboratory. For each
analysis, the laboratory must supply a detailed example calculation
that clearly demonstrates the manner in which the initial and
final result was derived. Where applicable, each component
of the calculation must be explained. A written case narrative
describing any deficiencies encountered upon sample receipt
and any problems encountered during analysis of samples must
be provided with each data package. In addition, any corrective
actions taken (including telephone logs, etc.) must describe
the actual methods used from preparation to analysis. It is
estimated that the soil, building material, and aqueous samples
will be collected over a 18 month period beginning around September
1, 1997. The proposed scope of work represents a diverse combination
of analytical parameters that may not be within the in-house
capabilities of all analytical laboratories. The prime laboratory
subcontractor may sub-subcontract portions of the work, however,
preference will be given to a prime laboratory that can perform
in-house the highest percentage of the total scope of work.
Unused portions of the samples may be returned to Malcolm Pirnie
at the Welsbach/General Gas Mantle site after analysis is completed.
Bid Documents may be examined at the office of Malcolm Pirnie,
Inc., One International Boulevard, Mahwah, New Jersey. Copies
of Bid Documents may be obtained at the office of the ENGINEER
on or after June 26, 1997 between 9:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. or
by mail addressed to the POC. The ENGINEER will not be responsible
for full or partial sets of Bid Documents, including any Addenda,
obtained from any other source. All Bids shall be made on forms
furnished in the Bid Document and shall be enclosed in a sealed
envelope marked on the outside with "Welsbach/General Gas Mantle
Sites Superfund Site, Camden and Gloucester City, Camden County,
New Jersey, Laboratory Bid Enclosed" and addressed as follows:
Malcolm Pirnie, Inc., One International Boulevard, Fifth Floor,
Mahwah, New Jersey 07495-0018 Attention: Lisa D. Greco. The
name of the Bidder and its address shall be plainly marked
on the outside of the package. To perform this work, the successful
Bidder shall hold or obtain New Jersey state certification
and all other licenses and permits as required by federal,
state, and local statues. Before a subcontract is awarded,
the selected laboratory will be requested to demonstrate the
following: current or prior CLP participation; current New
Jersey State certification(s); acceptable performance on applicable
Performance Evaluation samples as well as recent State laboratory
audit findings; an effective Quality Assu~rance Program; a
Statement of Qualifications. The ENGINEER will conduct such
investigations as is necessary to determine the performance
record and ability of each Bidder to perform the size and type
of work described in the Bid Documents. Upon request, the Bidder
shall submit such information as deemed necessary by the ENGINEER
to evaluate the Bidder's qualifications. Selection will be
based on price and qualifications of responsible bidders. Before
a subcontract is awarded, compliance with all USEPA requirements
specified in the Bid Documents must be demonstrated and will
be subject to USEPA review and consent. The ENGINEER reserves
the right to: (1) reject all Bids or any Bid not conforming,
in the sole opinion of the ENGINEER, to the intent and purpose
of the Bid Documents, (2) postpone the award of the subcontract,
or (3) cancel this solicitation at any time prior to subcontract
award.
CITE: (M-177 SN089481)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: B--Special Studies and Analyses - Not R&D
OFFADD: U.S. Department of Education, OCFO, Contracts & Purchashing
Operations, Support Services Group, 7th & D Street, SW, Room
3616, ROB-3, Washington, DC 20202-4443
SUBJECT: B--TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION'S
INITIATIVE TO LINK RESEARCH AND PRACTICE TO IMPROVE RESULTS
FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES
SOL RFP-97-023
DUE 062797
POC Yolanda L. Abney, 202-708-6498, Dorothy Moody, on 202-708-8236
DESC: CORRECTION: The government originally published this action
in the CBD on 04/07/97. The government has changed the issue
date to 06/27/97 and the closing date to 07/29/97. This document
will be available at the GCS Web Internet Site. Internet address
is http://gcs.ed.gov/or gopher://gcs.ed.gov. See Contract Information/Contract
Documents on-Line menu. For questions only on GCS Web contact
Audrey Hawkins or George Wagner at (202) 708-6775. All other
information publicized in the original synopsis is correct.
CITE: (I-177 SN089536)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: C--Architect and Engineering Services - Construction
OFFADD: United States Postal Service, Major Facilities Office,
225 North Humphreys Blvd, Memphis, TN 38166-0300
SUBJECT: C--MELVILLE, NEW YORK, MID ISLAND PROCESSING AND DISTRIBUTION
CENTER, DESIGN/BUILD EXPANSION
SOL 475450-97-A-0224
DUE 080597
POC Mrs. Rita Williams-Humphrey, Purchasing Specialist, 901/747-7655
DESC: The project consists of the design and construction of
an expansion to the Mid Island, New York, Processing & Distribution
Center, 160 Duryea Road, Melville, New York, of approximately
59,682 net square feet. Work includes but is not limited to,
demolition, earthwork, site utilities and site improvements,
paving, landscaping and irrigation. Work also includes concrete
foundations and slab-on-grade, steel structure, steel joists
and decking, roof membrane over roof insulation (to match existing),
masonry, metal stud partitions, insulation, gypsum board walls
and ceilings, acoustical ceilings, resilient flooring, carpeting,
custom cabinets and fixtures, carpentry, painting, metal doors,
metal frames, door hardware, sectional overhead doors, metal
fabrications, signage, loading dock equipment, fire protection
and detection systems, security systems, electrical, and heating,
ventilating, and air conditioning complete and ready for use.
Technical submittals will require evidence of (1) Experience;
(2) Management Plan; (3) Financial Capability; and (4) Organization.
Plans will be available June 27, 1997. Offers due August 5,
1997. Performance time is 180 calendar days from date of Notice
to Proceed. The estimated cost range is between $3,500,000
and $4,000,000. A formal Preproposal Conference is scheduled
for Friday, July 10, 1997, 9:00 a.m., Room C. (use the entrance
near the Flag Pole) at the facililty. Attendance is not mandatory,
but is strongly encouraged. A plant walk-through will follow
the conference. On-site contact is Mr. Dominic L. Bratta, CPE,
CEM, Maintenance Manager (516/755-2544). The nonrefundable
cost of the plans and specifications for the above project
is $160/set for Priority Mail service (2 to 3 days). For Express
Mail (overnight) service $210/set. If you desire plans and
specifications for this project, please send your request,
along with your fee remittance made payable to: Rapid Reproductions
- Attn: USPS; 5300 Pleasant View Rd.; Memphis, TN 38134-6414
(FAX 901/385-2679). To expedite, fax a copy of your request
and check before mailing. If received before 2 p.m. CDT on
weekdays, the package will be mailed that day. Be sure to reference
the subject solicitation number on your request. Plans will
also be available for your inspection at the following locations:
Mid Island P & D Center; Local Plan Rooms; F.W. Dodge, Inc.

LINKURL: www.usps.gov
LINKDESC:
EMAILADD: jraley2001@aol.com
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-176 SN089012)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: C--Architect and Engineering Services - Construction
OFFADD: United States Postal Service, Major Facilities Office,
225 North Humphreys Blvd, Memphis, TN 38166-0300
SUBJECT: C--MELVILLE,NEW YORK, MID ISLAND PROCESSING AND DISTRIBUTION
CENTER, DESIGN/BUILD EXPANSION
SOL 475450-97-A-0224
DUE 080597
POC Mrs. Rita Williams-Humphrey, Purchasing Specialist, 901/747-7655
DESC: The project consists of the design and construction of
an expansion to the Mid Island, New York, Processing & Distribution
Center, 160 Duryea Road, Melville, New York, of approximately
59,682 net square feet. Work includes but is not limited to,
demolition, earthwork, site utilities and site improvements,
paving, landscaping and irrigation. Work also includes concrete
foundations and slab-on-grade, steel structure, steel joists
and decking, roof membrane over roof insulation (to match existing),
masonry, metal stud partitions, insulation, gypsum board walls
and ceilings, acoustical ceilings, resilient flooring, carpeting,
custom cabinets and fixtures, carpentry, painting, metal doors,
metal frames, door hardware, sectional overhead doors, metal
fabrications, signage, loading dock equipment, fire protection
and detection systems, security systems, electrical, and heating,
ventilating, and air conditioning complete and ready for use.
Technical submittals will require evidence of (1) Experience;
(2) Management Plan; (3) Financial Capability; and (4) Organization.
Plans will be available June 27, 1997. Offers due August 5,
1997. Performance time is 180 calendar days from date of Notice
to Proceed. The estimated cost range is between $3,500,000
and $4,000,000. A formal Preproposal Conference is scheduled
for Thursday, July 10, 1997, 9:00 a.m., Room C. (use the entrance
near the Flag Pole) at the facililty. Attendance is not mandatory,
but is strongly encouraged. A plant walk-through will follow
the conference. On-site contact is Mr. Dominic L. Bratta, CPE,
CEM, Maintenance Manager (516/755-2544). The nonrefundable
cost of the plans and specifications for the above project
is $160/set for Priority Mail service (2 to 3 days). For Express
Mail (overnight) service $210/set. If you desire plans and
specifications for this project, please send your request,
along with your fee remittance made payable to: Rapid Reproductions
- Attn: USPS; 5300 Pleasant View Rd.; Memphis, TN 38134-6414
(FAX 901/385-2679). To expedite, fax a copy of your request
and check before mailing. If received before 2 p.m. CDT on
weekdays, the package will be mailed that day. Be sure to reference
the subject solicitation number on your request. Plans will
also be available for your inspection at the following locations:
Mid Island P & D Center; Local Plan Rooms; F.W. Dodge, Inc.

LINKURL: www.usps.gov
LINKDESC:
EMAILADD: jraley2001@aol.com
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-176 SN089029)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: C--Architect and Engineering Services - Construction
OFFADD: Portland Veterans Medical Center, 3710 South West US
Veterans Hospital Road, Portland, OR 97201
SUBJECT: C--OPEN ENDED ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES
SOL N/A
DUE 081497
POC Rich Hague, Contracting Officer, (503) 273-5210
DESC: A/E services are required in the area of Architectural/Engineering
discipline. Provide comprehensive architect/engineer services
for the design of various in-house projects at the Portland
& Vancouver Divisions of the Portland VA Medical Center. These
services may include but are not limited to full architectural,
electrical, mechanical, fire protection, interior design, and
health planning services. The scope of work may include the
preparation of drawings, specifications, cost estimates, construction
period services, site visits, and miscellaneous reports. Contract
performance will be for one (Base) year beginning with the
date of award, with optional four (4), 1 year extensions. The
total contract amount including all option years shall not
exceed $1,000,000. Each task order shall not exceed $50,000.
Selection Criteria: 1. Professional qualificatins necessary
for satisfactory performance of required services; 2. Specialized
experience and technical competence in the type of work required;
3. capacity to accomplish the work in the required time; 4.
Past performance on contracts with the VA and other Government
agencies in term of cost control, quality of work, compliance
with work schedules; 5. Location in the general geographical
area of the projects and knowledge of the locality. Area of
consideration is limited to a 50 mile radius of the Portland
VA Medical Center. A/E must have an existing design production
office within the geographic limitation. This is is set-aside
for small emerging business. A small emerging business is one
whose average annual receipts over the past 3 years is lest
than 1.25 million dollars. Interested firms are to submit their
SF-254 & SF-255's on or before 3:30 p.m. local time on August
14, 1997 to Contracting Officer, Rich H. (93), P.O. Box 1034,
Portland, Oregon 97207. SIC Code is 8712.
EMAILADD: hague.richard@portland.va.gov
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-176 SN089041)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: C--Architect and Engineering Services - Construction
OFFADD: Commander, Pacific Division, Naval Facilities Engineering
Command, Contracts Department, Building 258, Pearl Harbor,
HI 96860-7300 (Code 0211)
SUBJECT: C--ARCHITECT-ENGINEER SERVICES FOR INDEFINITE QUANTITY
CONTRACT FOR PREPARATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS, PERMIT
APPLICATIONS, AND RELATED STUDIES FOR AIR POLLUTION CONTROL,
POLLUTION PREVENTION, SOLID WASTE, AND HAZARDOUS WASTE AT VARIOUS
NAVY AND MARINE CORPS ACTIVITIES, PACIFIC AND INDIAN
SOL N62742-97-R-0015
POC Contact Ms. Audrey Y. Mikami, Contract Specialist, (808)
474-9392
DESC: Services include, but are not limited to preparation of
environmental investigations, studies, reports, management
plans, engineering designs, and permit applications related
to air pollution control, pollution prevention, solid waste,
and hazardous waste. The firm should have bilingual (Japan
& Korea) capability for Far East projects. If asbestos or hazardous
materials exist, the Architect-Engineer (A-E) may be required
to identify, evaluate and recommend alternate methods for disposal
in accordance with applicable rules and regulations. The selected
A-E may be required to participate in a pre-fee meeting within
seven days of notification and provide a fee proposal within
ten days of the meeting. The contract will be of the Indefinite
Quantity type where the work will be required on an "as-needed"
basis during the life of the contract providing the Government
and contractor agree on the amount. Each project contract will
be a firm fixed price A-E Contract. The Government will determine
the delivery order amount by using rates negotiated and negotiate
the effort required to perform the particular project. The
contract shall not exceed twelve months or $1,000,000 total
fee, whichever comes first. A-E fee per project shall not exceed
$400,000. The Government guarantees a minimum amount of $25,000.
Should an impasse on price occur over the initial and subsequent
projects, the Government will apply the dollar value of the
Government estimate for that project or projects towards the
minimum guarantee. The Government reserves the option to extend
the contract for an additional four years for a total of five
years. There will be no future synopsis in the event the options
included in the contract are exercised. Estimated date of contract
award is September 1997. Proposals may be subject to an advisory
audit performed by the Defense Contract Audit Agency. The following
selection evaluation criteria, in relative order of importance,
will be used in the evaluation of A-E firms: (1) Professional
qualifications of firm and staff proposed for preparation of
environmental investigations, studies, reports, management
plans, engineering designs, and permit applications related
to air pollution control, pollution prevention, solid waste,
and hazardous waste. The firm should have bilingual (Japan
& Korea) capability for Far East projects (2) Specialized recent
experience and technical competence of firm or particular staff
members in Federal, local regulatory and final governing standards
for air pollution control, pollution prevention, solid waste,
and hazardous waste.. (3) Past performance on contracts with
Government agencies and private industry in terms of cost control,
quality of work, and compliance with performance schedules.
(4) Capacity to accomplish the work in the required time. (5)
Architect-Engineer firm's quality control practices/techniques.
(6) Demonstrated success in prescribing the use of recovered
materials and achieving waste reduction and energy efficiency
in facility design. (7) Location in the general geographical
area of the project and knowledge of the locality of the project;
provided, that application of this criterion leaves an appropriate
number of qualified firms, given the nature and size of the
project. (8) The volume of work previously awarded to the firm
by the Department of Defense shall also be considered, with
the object of effecting an equitable distribution of Department
of Defense A-E contracts among qualified A-E firms and firms
that have not had Department of Defense contracts. (9) Use
of Small or Small Disadvantaged or Women-owned Small Business
firms shall also be considered. A Subcontracting Plan will
be required from large business firms with proposed fee of
over $500,000. A-E firms shall address their planned potential
for usage of small business, small disadvantaged business,
women owned small business, historically black colleges and
minority institutions in Block 10 of the SF254. The subcontracting
plan is required to be submitted as part of the A-E's fee proposal.
Each firm's past performance and performance rating(s) will
be reviewed during the evaluation process and can affect the
selection outcome. A-E firms which meet the requirements described
in this announcement are invited to submit complete, updated
Standard Forms 254, Architect Engineer and Related Services
Questionnaire, and 255, Architect-Engineer and Related Services
Questionnaire for Specific Project, to the office shown above.
A-E firms utilized by the prime A-E must also submit completed
Standard Forms 254 and 255. Only one copy of each form is required.
IN BLOCK 10 AND AN ADDENDUM THERETO, IF NECESSARY, STATE WHY
YOUR FIRM IS SPECIALLY QUALIFIED BASED ON EACH OF THE ABOVE
SELECTION EVALUATION CRITERIA. FOR SELECTION EVALUATION CRITERION
"(2)", PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION FOR ONLY THE STAFF
PROPOSED FOR THIS WORK USING THESE COLUMN HEADINGS: "NAME",
"RELATED PROJECTS WORKED ON", "YEAR", "FIRM", AND "TECHNICAL
ROLE". Show the office location where work will be done and
describe the experience and location of those that will do
the work. Firms responding to this announcement within 30 days
from publication date will be considered. Firms must submit
forms to the Contracts Department by 2:00 p.m. HST, on the
closing date. Should the due date fall on a weekend or holiday,
Standard Form 254 and 255 will be due the first workday thereafter.
Firms having a current SF 254 on file with this office may
also be considered. This is not a request for a proposal.*****
MMMM
CITE: (W-176 SN089054)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: C--Architect and Engineering Services - Construction
OFFADD: Department Of The Navy, Naval Facilities Engineering
Command, Commander, Atlantic Division, Contracts Office, Code
02231, 1510 Gilbert Street, Norfolk, Virginia 23511-2699
SUBJECT: C--INDEFINITE QUANTITY CONTRACT FOR REPAIRS AND ALTERATIONS
TO PETROLEUM STORAGE AND TRANSFER FACILITIES AT VARIOUS ACTIVITIES
UNDER THE COGNIZANCE OF LANTNAVFACENGCOM
SOL N62470-97-R-3009
DUE 073197
POC Point of Contact - Bayla Mack, 757-322-8271 - Susan Kranes,
Director, A&E and Construction Contracts Division, 757-322-8271
DESC: Architect-Engineer or Engineering Services are required
for preparation of plans, specifications, cost estimates, related
studies, all associated engineering services, shop drawing
review, as-built drawing preparation, Quality Assurance Plan
(QAP) preparation (provides construction contract inspection
requirements), Operation and Maintenance Support Information
(OMSI), construction inspection and engineering consultation
services during construction for projects to repair, alter
and design new Petroleum Storage and Transfer Facilities. These
facilities can include, but are not limited to: storage tanks,
gasoline systems, diesel systems, jet fuel systems, heavy fuel
oil systems, fuel issue and receipt. Area of contract coverage
is the Eastern United States, the Caribbean, and Western Europe
with much of the work planned for facilities in Southeastern
Virginia. The A&E must be able to demonstrate its qualifications
(with respect to the published evaluation factors) to perform
the following work: (a) Investigate condition, troubleshoot
operational problems, and recommend/design corrective actions
related to petroleum systems; and prepare project documentation,
designs and cost estimates; (b) Replace/repair deteriorated
tanks and level control systems; (c) Replace/upgrade deteriorated
fuel pipelines/filters and pumps; (d) Remove tank sludge and
contaminated soil; (e) replace/upgrade fuel control systems;
and (f) tank inspections and reports. The A&E must demonstrate
his and each key consultant's qualifications with respect to
the published evaluation factors for all services. Evaluation
factors (1) through (6) are of equal importance; factors (7),
(8) and (9) are of lesser importance and will be used as "tie-breakers"
among technically equal firms. Specific evaluation factors
include: (1) Specialized Experience - Firms will be evaluated
in terms of: (a) their past experience with regard to the investigation
and design of the types of services listed above; and (b) their
knowledge and experience to perform the work to the requirements
of NAVFAC Design Manual DM 22, Petroleum Fuel Facilities; (2)
Professional qualifications and technical competence in the
type of work required: Firms will be evaluated in terms of
the design staff's: (a) active professional registration; (b)
experience (with present and other firms) and roles of staff
members specifically on projects addressed in evaluation factor
number one; (c) capability to provide qualified backup staffing
for key personnel to ensure continuity of services and ability
to surge to meet unexpected project demands; and (d) organization
and office management as evidenced by management approach (management
plan for this project), and personnel roles in organization;
(3) Ability to perform work to schedules and capability to
manage several project simultaneously - Firms will be evaluated
in terms of impact of this workload on the design staff's projected
workload during the contract period; ability to perform 5 taskings
a year; and ability to respond immediately to evaluate emergency
operational problems; (4) Past Performance - Firms will be
evaluated in terms of one or more of the following (with emphasis
on projects addressed in factor number one): (a) the process
for cost control and the key person responsible; and (b) performance
ratings/letters of recommendations received; (5) Quality Control
Program - Firms will be evaluated on the acceptability of their
internal quality control program used to ensure technical accuracy
and discipline coordination of plans and specifications - list
key personnel responsible; (6) Demonstrated success in prescribing
the use of recovered materials and achieving waste reduction
and energy efficiency in facility design; (7) Firm location
and knowledge of the locality of the contract (provided that
application of this criterion leaves an appropriate number
of qualified firms, given the nature and size of the contract)
- Firms will be evaluated on their location with respect to
the general geographical area of the contract and their knowledge
of local codes, laws, permits and construction materials and
practices of the area of the contract; (8) Volume of Work -
Firms will be evaluated in terms of work previously awarded
to the firm by DOD with the objective of affecting an equitable
distribution of DOD A&E contracts among qualified A&E firms,
including small and small disadvantaged business firms and
firms that have not had prior DOD contracts; and (9) Small
Business and Small Disadvantaged Business Subcontracting Plan
- Firms will be evaluated on the extent to which offerors identify
and commit to small business and to small disadvantaged business,
historically black college and university, or minority institution
in performance of the contract, whether as joint venture, teaming
arrangement, or subcontractor. The contract requires that the
selected firm have an on-line access to E-mail via the internet
for routine exchange of correspondence. Firms are required
to prepare the cost estimate utilizing the computerized SUCCESS
program, the specifications in the SPECSINTACT system format,
and all drawings shall be submitted in an AutoCAD compatible
format. The design contract scope may require evaluation and
definition of asbestos materials and toxic waste disposition.
Fee negotiations would provide for laboratory testing and subsequent
preparation of plans and specifications may require definition
of removal and/or definition of disposal process. Firms responding
to this announcement must be prepared to accept the aforementioned
as a part of their contract responsibility. The duration of
the contract will be for one (1) year from the date of an initial
contract award. The proposed contract includes 1 one (1) year
Government option for the same basic professional skills. The
total A&E fee that may be paid under this contract will not
exceed $3,000,000; however, the yearly maximum may total up
to $1,500,000. No other general notification to firms for other
similar projects performed under this contract will be made.
Type of contract: Firm Fixed Price Indefinite Quantity Contract.
Estimated start date is November 1997.--Architect-Engineer
firms which meet the requirements described in this announcement
are invited to submit completed Standard Forms (SF) 254 (unless
already on file) and 255, U. S. Government Architect-Engineer
Qualifications, to the office shown above. In Block 10 of the
SF 255, discuss why the firm is especially qualified based
upon synopsized evaluation factors; and provide evidence that
your firm is permitted by law to practice the professions of
architecture or engineering, i.e., State registration number.
For selection evaluation factor (1), provide the following
information for only the staff proposed for this work using
these column headings: "NAME", "RELATED PROJECTS WORKED ON",
"YEAR", "FIRM", and "TECHNICAL ROLE". Use Block 10 of the SF
255 to provide any additional information desired and continue
Block 10 narrative discussion on plain bond paper. All information
must be included within the SF 255. Provide a synopsis of the
scope of work, point of contact and telephone number for each
project listed in SF 255 Block 8. Firms having a current SF
254 on file with this office and those responding by 4:00 p.m.
EST, 31 July 1997 will be considered. Late responses will be
handled in accordance with FAR 52.215-10. Neither hand carried
proposals nor facsimile responses will be accepted. Firms responding
to this advertisement are requested to submit only one copy
of qualification statements. The qualification statements should
clearly indicate the office location where the work will be
performed and the qualifications of the individuals anticipated
to work on the contract and their geographical location.--This
proposed contract is being solicited on an unrestricted basis,
therefore, replies to this notice are requested from all business
concerns.--The small business size standard classification
is SIC 8711 ($2,500,000).--This is not a request for proposals.
Inquiries concerning this project should mention location and
contract number. See Note 24.
EMAILADD: mackbl@efdlant.navfac.navy.mil
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089436)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: C--Architect and Engineering Services - Construction
OFFADD: U.S. Army Engineer District, San Francisco, COE, Attn:
CESPN-CT, 333 Market Street, Room 704, San Francisco, CA 94105-2197
SUBJECT: C--INDEFINITE DELIVERY ORDER CONTRACT FOR PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES
SOL DACW07-97-R-0010
DUE 072597
POC Thomas E. Stallings, (415) 977-8518 or Keiso Morimoto at
(415) 977-8569.
DESC: (NOTE: THIS MODIFICATION IS ISSUED TO RECIND PRESOLICITATION
NOTICE No. 089006 SUBMITTED ON JUNE 25, 1997.) This Indefinite
Delivery order Contract for professional surveys of construction
and planning projects located within the San Francisco District
Corps of Engineers jurisdictional boundaries which include
San Francisco north to the Oregon border and south to San Luis
Obispo. Services shall include all types of land surveys, hydro
surveys, photogrammetry, mapping and plotting of survey results,
computation of earthwork quantities, and other related survey
services. All hydrographic survey work shall be performed to
Class I specific standards in Corps of Engineers Hydrographic
Survey Manual, EM 1110-2-1003. Officers and crew must have
a current, valid USCG license or correctly endorsed document
as required by the USCG. All vessel(s) must comply with all
U.S. Coast Guard safety regulations and be able to operate
in restricted maneuvering areas, rivers, open bay waters and
offshore entrance channels. The principal of the firm and all
party chiefs must be licensed surveyors or civil engineers
licensed to practice surveying in the State of California.
The Contractor shall be responsible for accomplishing surveys
and preparing drawings using computer-aided design and drafting
(CADD) and delivering the drawings in (1) Autodesk AutoCAD
CADD software, release 13 (and/or higher), MS-DOS/Windows,
and/or (2) Intergraph MicroStation, NT software, release 5.0
(or MicroStation 95), Windows NT, version 3.51 (or higher),
electronic digital format. The Government will only accept
the final product for full operation, without conversion or
reformatting, in the target CADD software format, and on the
target platform specified herein. The target platform is a
586 Pentium-133 workstation with a MS-DOS/Windows, version
6.22/NT 3.51 or 95 for AutoCAD, a TD 30 workstations with a
Windows NT, version 3.51 operating system for Intergraph. The
applicable SF 254 experience profile code is 102. Item 4 of
Standard Form 255 shall indicate personnel strength, including
consultants, may be indicated parenthetically. In order to
be considered for selection, you must note in Block 10 of the
SF 255 all DOD contracts awarded to your firm and all affiliates
(do not include consultants) during the last 12 months along
with the dollar amount of the awards and the total amount awarded.
This announcement is open to all businesses regardless of size.
If a large business is selected for this contract, it must
comply with FAR 52.219-9 regarding the requirement for a subcontracting
plan on that part of the work it intends to subcontract. The
plan is not required with this submittal. The A-E Selection
Board will use a numerical scoring system to establish maximum
scores for each firm on each of the six evaluation criteria
stated in relative order of importance in Note 24. Criteria
1 thru 5 are primary. Criteria 6 thru 8 are secondary and will
only be used as "tie-breakers" among technically equal firms.
The following sub-criteria for the primary criteria 1 through
5 (which are all equal) shall be evaluted. 1. Professional
Capabilities: The evaluation will consider education, and overall
and relevant experience. 2. Specialized Experience: The evaluation
will consider the following: (a) Documented experience in land
and hydro surveying utilizing state-of-the-art automated equipment
and methods such as differential GPS, photogrammetry, and digital
terrain models. (b) Automated hydrographic survey systems to
include as a minimum computerizied system interfaced with the
following equipment: electronic positioning equipment (x,y,z
data collection in real-time); digital/analog depth recorder;
hull mounted, dual frequency (28 khz and 200 khz), 4 degree
or less beam width, transducer(s); on-board plotter; automatic
tide gage update display; and line track indicator. Navigation
software capable of plotting vessel location once each second,
record 10 soundings per second, process the hydrographic data
in "real-time", review cross sections immediately after completing
each survey line, and update tide readings; post plot software
capable of accurately editing field survey data and producing
quality plan plots, cross section plots and reliable volume
quantity computations. Differential Global Positioning System
(DGPS) to be used as the primary navigation system, capable
of achieving Class 1 (sub-meter) accuracy with conventional
(meter level accuracy) laser range-azimuth and range-range
systems to be available as backup, secondary positioning systems.
The location of boats with this equipment relative to San Francisco
District geographical boundaries as further defined in criteria
No. 5 below will also be considered as part of subcriteria
(b). (c) prior team experience with significant sub-contractors.
3. Capacity to Accomplish the Work in the Required Time: The
evaluation will consider total vessels, equipment and personnel
strength of key disciplines for the proposed team including
subcontractors and consultants in relation to the firm's projected
workload for the contract period of performance. 4. Past Performance:
Past performance on DOD and other contracts with respect to
cost control, quality of work, and compliance with performance
schedules. Also past performance on previous subcontracting
plans (offerors must provide performance data on previous subcontracting
plans for evaluation purposes.) 5. Knowledge of Locality: The
evaluation will consider the firm's knowledge of wind, wave
conditions, tidal currents in the San Francisco District's
geographic boundary through experience in the geographic boundary
which extends from the Oregon border south to San Luis Obispo
and east of the Sacramento/San Joaquin Valleys. 6. Extent of
participation of SB SDB, historically black colleges and universities,
and minority institutions in the proposed contract team, measured
as a percentage of the total estimated effort. 7. Volume of
DOD contract awards the last 12 months as described in Note
24. 8. Geographic Location: Location of the essential staff
for this project (or commitment to locate) in the general geographical
area of the projects. Firm desiring consideration must submit
SF 254 (if not already on file), and a SF 255 within 30 calendar
days from the date of this notice. Cumulative total for all
task orders will not exceed $500,000.00 for the term of the
contract and each task order shall not exceed the annual contract
amount. This contract may be renewed for two additional year
periods with additional ceiling of not to ecveed $500,000.00.
If contract amount for base year period or preceding option
period has been exhausted or nearly exhausted, an option can
be exercised prior to expiration of contract period. This is
one of two surveying contracts - criteria to be used in allocating
orders among the contracts is a fifty-fifty split. At the time
a specific requirement becomes known, a scope of work will
be provided tothe Contractor in accordance with the contract
terms. Further information may be obtained by contacting Keiso
Morimoto at *415) 977-8569. Firms desiring consideration shall
submit appropriate data as described in numbered not 24. This
is not a request for proposal.
CITE: (W-177 SN089439)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: C--Architect and Engineering Services - Construction
OFFADD: U.S. Agency for International Development, USAID/Egypt,
Directorate of Procurement (D/PROC), 6th Floor, Unit 64902,
APO AE 09839-4902
SUBJECT: C--PREQUALIFICATION QUESTIONNAIRE - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION
OF USAID'S NEW OFFICE BUILDING (NOB) IN EGYPT
SOL N/A
POC Contact Point: Mr. William Reynolds, Contracting Officer,
USAID/Egypt, Tel: 011-20-2-357-3257/58, Fax: 011-20-2-356-2932,
E- mail address: wireynolds@usaid.gov.
DESC: Due to limitations of the present office accommodations,
USAID Cairo, Egypt needs to construct a new office building
for its exclusive use. For budgetary reasons, it is necessary
to compress the program for the pre-contractual phase to ensure
that a formal contract for the design and construction of the
building can be entered into before the end of October 1997.
The source of financing for the project is a special account
provided by the Government of the Arab Republic of Egypt. The
Contractor will be paid in the local currency, Egyptian Pounds
(LE). The Contractor selection process will be conducted in
two phases. FAR 36.3-Two-Phase Design-Build Selection Procedures
be used in award process. Phase I, prequalification is open
to all interested firms. After proposals for the Phase I are
submitted, the USAID/Cairo Qualification Committee will select
a maximum of five qualified offerors. In Phase II the five
selected offerors will be required to prepare and submit conceptual
designs and cost proposals for the building design and construction
based on detailed program and preliminary diagrams prepared
by the USAID/Cairo Project Architect. The site consists of
property located in the New Maadi area. The site is level and
of regular, rectangular shape with the approximate dimensions
of 100m x 112m. Site area infrastructure such as access roads,
street lighting and utilities is currently being developed
by the Owner. Detailed site description, topographic survey
and geotechnical report will be included in Phase II of the
Solicitation. The New Office Building shall be of Type I, Fire
Resistive construction of reinforced concrete, designed and
build in accordance with the U.S. Unified Building Code, Foreign
Building Office Design Criteria Manual, ADA Accessibility Requirements,
Special Building Security requirements and all other applicable
codes and regulations. The preliminary program to determine
size of New Office Building was arrived at by analyzing the
current organizational structure of USAID Cairo. The detailed
building program will be provided in Phase II of the Solicitation.
At the present time it is assumed that the New Office Building
will consist of five to six stories, totaling approximately
12,000 square meters of gross area. The first floor (ground
level) shall accommodate the lobby, security offices and supporting
areas accessible to the public. The remaining upper floors
shall be reserved for USAID/Cairo office space accessible only
to AID employees and authorized visitors. The preliminary building
program assumes a full or partial basement for storage, M/E/P
and auxiliary areas. USAID requires a building designed with
special attention to the following factors: Safety and security
of personnel and building. Durability and ease of maintenance
of finishes and M/E/P systems. Economy of structure and finishes
Energy efficiency and conservation (passive and active solar
design). Functionality and flexibility of office layout. Attractive
and low maintenance interior and exterior landscaping. OUTLINE
OF SCOPE OF WORK: Based on the building program and design
criteria prepared by the USAID/Cairo Project Architect, the
successful bidder will be required to provide the following
services: (A) A/E DESIGN - Preliminary Phase, 1. Two conceptual
architectural design proposals of the building. 2. Schematic
design of structural shell of the building including M/E/P
systems and Site infrastructure. 3. Design development drawings
and specifications of the building. 4. Preliminary design/diagrams
of interior space lay-out. 5. Preliminary construction cost
estimate. (B) A/E DESIGN - Construction Documents Phase 1.
Site design including landscaping, access, and infrastructure.
2. Final A/E construction documents and technical specifications.
3. Final construction cost estimate. Assistance with the final
plan check and approval. (C) CONSTRUCTION PHASE 1. The Contractor
will be required to construct the USAID/Cairo New Office Building
in accordance with the approved Final Construction Documents,
including furnishing and installation of all required materials,
equipment and personnel. The Contractor shall manage, administer,
supervise and inspect the construction. The coordination and
superintendence of all work shall be the responsibility of
the Contractor. PHASE 1 SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS At this stage
the Offerors shall submit the following information: 1. Technical
qualification of the offeror's organization. 2. Capability
to provide design and construction services required for the
type and size of USAID/ Cairo New Office Building project.
3. Specialized experience and technical competence as related
to the project. 4. List of similar projects performed by the
offeror's team in the past including project description and
references. 5. Personnel. Full details of the structure of
the offeror's team, bearing in mind that if more than one consultancy
firm is involved, one firm or individual must be named as the
leader or manager, who will be responsible, in all respects,
for the consultancy team or consortium. 6. Full details of
the key personnel who will be employed on the contract stage,
indicating those who will be full-time and part-time. 7. Any
additional information considered appropriate to demonstrate
offeror's qualifications for the project. 8. Comments: Offerors
are freely invited to submit constructive comments on the terms
of this Request for Proposals. Alternative proposals may also
be submitted on the understanding that USAID will be under
no obligation to accept or reject them. 9. Documents showing
that the offeror has sufficient financial backing to provide
adequate level of guarantees, bonds and insurance for the entire
project. 10. Capacity and experience to provide design services
using AUTOCAD. 11. No cost or price related factors are required
and allowed under Phase 1 Proposal. 12. All the documents included
in the proposals shall be prepared in English. SUBMISSION OF
PROPOSALS: 1. Documents Comprising the Proposal. Offerors are
requested to submit concise responses to this Request for Proposals.
Lengthy submissions containing superfluous information are
discouraged. 2. Place for Delivery of Proposals. Delivery by
the prescribed time is to be made to: Mr. William Reynolds,
Contracting Officer, Directorate of Procurement, United States
Agency for International Development, USAID/Egypt, Cairo Center
Building, Sixth Floor, 106 Kasr El Aini Street, Cairo, Egypt.
If sent by U.S. mail: Directorate of Procurement, Unit 64902,
APO AE 09839-4902. This notice contains all the required information
and instructions for the preparation and submission of proposals
for Phase 1, no further RFP will be issued. 3 Closing Date
for Submission of Proposals. Proposals must be received at
the above address by Sunday, August 10th, 1997 3:00 PM local
time. Late proposals will not be considered. "The preferred
method of distribution of USAID procurement information is
via the Internet. This CBD notice can be viewed and downloaded
using the Agency Web Site. The Worldwide Web address is http://ww.info.usaid.gov.
Select Business and Procurement Opportunities from the home
page, then USAID Procurements." On the following screen, select
"Browse Current CBD Notices, Procurement Information Bulletins
& PSC Announcements". It is the responsibility of the recipient
of this notice to ensure that it has been received from INTERNET
in its entirety and USAID bears no responsibility for data
errors resulting from transmission or conversion processes.
CITE: (I-177 SN089517)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: D--Information Technology Services, including Telecommunication
Services
OFFADD: National Institute of Standards & Technology, Acquisition
& Assistance Div., Bldg. 301, Rm B117, Gaithersburg, MD 20899
SUBJECT: D--ONGOING SYSTEMS CONFIGURATION
SOL 43SBNB760205
DUE 071097
POC Sandra Febach (301) 975-6326, FAX (301) 963-7732
DESC: The National Institute of Standards & Technology (NIST)
intends to negotiate with Integrated Network Systems Corporation
(INSCO), Fort Washington, MD, on a sole-source basis to continue
systems integration and development for NIST's National Quality
Program (NQP). NIST intends to extend the on-going project
on a sole source basis in accordance with Federal Acquisition
Regulation (FAR) 13.106-2(a)(5) due to the fact that all of
the initial design, configuration, implementation, and maintenance
has been performed by INSCO. Award to another source would
result in substantial duplication of cost to the Government
that is not expected to be recovered through competition, and
would result in unacceptable delays in fulfilling the agency's
requirements.. Tasks will include configuration of additional
workstations, relocation of existing server, migration to Windows
NT Server from existing Novell Server, Network trouble-shooting,
and general technical support on an as-needed basis. Period
of performance is expected to be sixteen months. Simplified
acquisition procedures (request for quote) shall be used to
make award. Anticipated award date is July 15, 1997.This notice
is not a request for quotations. However, interested parties
may identify their interest and capability to satisfy the Government's
requirement within 15 days of this notice. A determination
by the Government not to compete this proposed order based
upon responses to this notice is solely within the discretion
of the contracting officer. A solicitation document is not
available.
LINKURL: http://www.nist.gov/admin/od/contract/contract.htm
LINKDESC:
EMAILADD: Contract@nist.gov
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089175)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: D--Information Technology Services, including Telecommunication
Services
OFFADD: U.S. Department of Labor, 200 Constitution Avenue, NW,
Room N-5416, Washington, DC 20210
SUBJECT: D--INTERNET CONNECTION AND MAINTENANCE SERVICE FROM
PSINET
SOL RFP L/A 97-45
POC Phyllis R. McMeekin, Contracting Officer, (202) 219-6445
DESC: The Department has a requirement supportive of the Employment
Standards Administration, for internet connection and maintenance
services. PSINet is ESA's current Internet provider. These
services, at promotional rates, can only be obtained from this
vendor. A one year service commitment must be made. Services
include 12 months of PSI's Interframe Classic II, including
Usenet/NNTP, Secure Connect, and 12 months local access. The
estimated total one year cost to the Government is $31,380.00.
A procurement directed to PSINet of Herndon, Virginia, is contemplated.
No solicitation document is available.
CITE: (I-177 SN089351)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: D--Information Technology Services, including Telecommunication
Services
OFFADD: NASA/Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Houston Texas, 77058-3696,
Mail Code: BN
SUBJECT: D--CONSOLIDATED SPACE OPERATIONS
SOL 9-BN3-18-6-2P
DUE 011698
POC Roberta Beckman, Contracting Officer, Phone (281) 483-8525,
Fax (281) 483-5100, Email roberta.d.beckman1@jsc.nasa.gov -
E. Ginger Darnell, Program Procurement Officer, Phone 281-483-8375,
Fax 281-483-5100, Email e.g.darnell1@jsc.nasa.gov
DESC: NASA/JSC plans to issue a Request for Proposal (RFP) for
services to consolidate space and mission operations for NASA
multi-mission programs. These services include data acquisition,
data transmission, data processing and storage, trajectory
data processing and navigation analysis, and mission control
center tools and services. Specific NASA center-unique services
will also be provided by the contractor in accordance with
provisions in the Statement of Work. NASA is currently preparing
the RFP for this effort. See Numbered Note 26. The anticipated
release date of RFP 9-BN3-18-6-2P is on or about October 1,
1996, with an anticipated proposal due date of on or about
January 16, 1998. All responsible sources may submit a proposal
which shall be considered by the agency. An ombudsman has been
appointed -- See Note "B". The solicitation and any documents
related to this procurement will be available over the Internet.
These documents will be in ASCII or RTF format and will reside
on a World-Wide Web (WWW) server, which may be accessed using
a WWW browser application. The WWW address, or URL, of the
NASA/JSC Business Opportunities page is http://procurement.nasa.gov/EPS/JSC/class.html.
Prospective offerors shall notify this office of their intent
to submit an offer. It is the offeror's responsibility to monitor
this site 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).
Any referenced numbered notes can be viewed at the following
URL: http://genesis.gsfc.nasa.gov/nnotes.htm NOTE: The proposal
due date (Phase 2) is January 16, 1998.
LINKURL: http://procurement.nasa.gov/EPS/JSC/date.html#9-BN3-18-6-2P
LINKDESC:
EMAILADD: roberta.d.beckman1@jsc.nasa.gov
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (D-177 SN089470)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: F--Natural Resources and Conservation Services
OFFADD: U.S. Forest Service, Mendocino National Forest, 825 N
Humboldt Avenue, Willows, CA 95988
SUBJECT: F--RELEASE/PRECOMMERCIAL THINNING ON THE UKONOM RANGER
DISTRICT OF THE KLAMATH NATIONAL FOREST
SOL RFQ-08-97-24
DUE 081197
POC Pamela J. Ockerman, Contracting Officer, 916-934-3316
DESC: This project requires furnishing all labor, equipment,
supervision, transportation, operating supplies and incidentals
for the release of plantations seven to ten years of age from
competing conifers and hardwoods, on approximately 449 acres.
Work is on the Ukonom Ranger District, Siskiyou County, California.
Contract time is 50 days. Estimated issue date is 14 July 1997,
with an estimated date for receipt of quotes of 11 August 1997.
There will be no pre-bid tour. Estimated start work date is
20 August 1997. To request solicitation please submit request
in writing to address above or fax request to (916) 934-7773.
All responsible sources may submit a quote which will be considered
by the agency. See numbered note 1.
CITE: (W-176 SN089044)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: F--Natural Resources and Conservation Services
OFFADD: Eldorado National Forest, 100 Forni Road, Placerville,
CA 95667
SUBJECT: F--GEORGETOWN HAND THINNING
SOL RFQ-R5-03-97-39
DUE 080597
POC Kathy Griffin, Contracting Officer, 916-622-5061
DESC: This project will involve cutting of pre-commercial size
conifer trees to reduce stocking in overcrowded plantations,
of approximately 406 acres, using hand held equipment. Estimated
start date is 09/08/97. Solicitation issue date is approximately
07/16/97. 100% Small Business Set-Aside. For qualification
as a small business under this solicitation, a small business
concern is one whose average annual receipts do not exceed
an average of $5.0 million for the previous three years.
CITE: (W-176 SN089045)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: F--Natural Resources and Conservation Services
OFFADD: Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Superfund
Engineering Section, MC-144, P.O.Box 13087, Austin, TX 78711-3087
SUBJECT: F--PUBLIC NOTICE FOR INVITATION FOR BIDS FOR THE TEXARKANA
WOOD PRESERVING COMPANY SUPERFUND SITE INTERIM ACTIVITIES PHASE
SOL 582-7-76146
DUE 072497
POC Fay Duke, TNRCC Project Manager, 512-239-2443; David Miller,
Roy F. Weston, Inc., 713-621-1620
DESC: TEXAS NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION COMMISSION PUBLIC
NOTICE OF INVITATION FOR BIDS This is a formal Notice
to Bidders of the intention of the Texas Natural Resource Conservation
Commission (TNRCC) to let a contract for the Texarkana Wood
Preserving Company Superfund Site Interim Activities Phase.
In general terms, the work shall consist of providing all
personnel, equipment and material to demolish existing on-site
structures. Salvageable metal debris from on-site structures,
tanks, and debris piles shall be disposed of at an off-site
salvage/disposal facility. Nonsalvageable debris shall be handle
and disposed of onsite. This project also involves the handling
of investigation derived wastes (IDW) contained in drums. Soil
and water from the IDW drums will be removed and disposed of
onsite. Plastic and PPE from the IDW drums shall be disposed
off-site at a permitted facility. In addition, the project
involves the decommissioning of an on-site monitoring well.
A more detailed summary of the work is provided in the Technical
Specifications of the Contract Documents. BIDS will be received
until 3:00 pm Central Standard Time on July 24, 1997, at the
mail room of the TNRCC, Technical Park Center, 12100 Park 35
Circle, Building A, Room 122, Austin, Texas 78753. BIDS will
then be publicly opened and read aloud in Building A, Room
315-A. TIME OF SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION shall be 140 calendar
days as specified and defined in the Supplemental Conditions
(Section 00800). ANY CONTRACT awarded under this Invitation
for Bids is expected to be 90% funded by a Cooperative Agreement
from the United States Environmental Protection Agency and
the remaining 10% matched by the State. Neither the United
States nor any of its departments, agencies, or employees is
or will be a party to the Invitation for Bids or any resulting
contract. This procurement will be subject to regulations contained
in 40 CFR Part 31, 32, 34 and 35 The Texarkana Wood Preserving
Company Superfund Site Interim Activities Contract Documents
are on file for viewing on premises at the Texas Natural Resource
Conservation Commission, Central Records, Technical Park Center
Bldg. D, Room 190, 12100 Park 35 Circle, Austin, Texas 78753
between 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Contract
Documents may be obtained for the non-refundable purchase price
of $48.00 each at the following location: Roy F. Weston,
Inc. 5599 San Felipe Suite 700 Houston, Texas 77056 (713)621-1620
Attn: Shekhar Iyer, P.E. Cashiers checks or money orders
should be made payable to Roy F. Weston, Inc. Company and personal
checks are not acceptable. Packages may be sent to the BIDDER
by regular mail or may be picked up at Weston's office. BIDDERs
who wish to have the packages sent by express mail should include
the account number of their preferred express mail delivery
service in their request for the documents.
EMAILADD: millerd@houpost.rfweston.com
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089089)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: F--Natural Resources and Conservation Services
OFFADD: Idaho Panhandle National Forests, 3815 Schreiber Way,
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho 83814-8363 15
SUBJECT: F--HAND TREE THINNING, RELEASE, AND SLASHING
SOL RFQ R1-04-97-78
DUE 081397
POC Contact Contract Clerk (208) 765-7497
DESC: Hand Tree Thinning, Release, and Slashing on the Priest
Lake Ranger District, Bonner County, Idaho and Pend Oreille
County, Washington. Approximately 482 acres with contract time
of 193 calendar days. Approximate start work of September 3,
1997. See Notes 1 and 26.
CITE: (I-177 SN089288)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: F--Natural Resources and Conservation Services
OFFADD: USDA Forest Service, Siskiyou National Forest, 200 NE.
Greenfield Road, P.O. Box 440, Grants Pass, Oregon 97526
SUBJECT: F--PORT-ORFORD-CEDAR ROADSIDE SANITATION (093) - POWERS
RANGER DISTRICT
SOL 97-72
DUE 081497
POC Contracting Officer, Barbara D. Sypert, 541/471-6601
DESC: Work consists of pulling or cutting all Port-Orford-cedar
under 8-inches DBH along the edges of Forest-Service-designated
roads, and piling the slash when necessary. Contract time is
approximately 30 calendar days and estimated beginning date
is 091697. State of Oregon Farm/Forest Contractor License is
required. Requests for this solicitation may be sent to the
address listed above or may be e-mailed to /s=as/ou1=r06f11a@mhs-fsbo.attmail.com
(lower case) and must include name, address, zip code, telephone
number, and the solicitation number referenced above. See Note
1.
CITE: (I-177 SN089289)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: F--Natural Resources and Conservation Services
OFFADD: Commanding Officer, Civil Engineering Unit, P.O. Box
21747, 709 W. 9th Street, Room 817, Juneau, Alaska 99802-1747
SUBJECT: F--DIVE SERVICES TO CONDUCT BATTERY SURVEYS AND PILING
INSPECTIONS AT U.S.COAST GUARD PIERS IN PETERSBURG, JUNEAU,
HOMER, CORDOVA, AND KODIAK IN ALASKA
SOL DTCG87-97-Q-6XC016
DUE 071597
POC L. S. Fermin, Procurement Assistant, (907) 463-2413
DESC: DTCG87-97-Q-6XC016 - Various U.S.Coast Guard Mooring Facilities
in Alaska. The contractor shall provide professional diving
services to perform underwater surveys to locate batteries
and inspect pilings at various Coast Guard mooring facilities
throughout Alaska. The estimated cost range for this project
is between $25,000 and $100,000. The time for completion of
this project is no later than 30 September 1997. The work required
by the solicitation is identified as industry Standard #7389
and the applicable size standard is $3.5 million dollars in
the annual receipts for the past three years. This is a small
business set-aside. Request for RFQ documents must be submitted
and received by this office no later than 07 July 1997. For
Minority, Women-Owned and Disadvantaged Business Enterprises:
The Department of Transportation (DOT), Office of Small and
Disadvantaqed Business Utilization (OSDBU), has a program to
assist minority, women-owned and disadvantaged business enterprises
to acquire short-term working capital assistance for transportation-related
contracts. Loans are available under the DOT Short Term Lending
Program (STLP) at prime interest rates to provide accounts
receivable financing. The maximum line of credit is $500,000.
For further information and applicable forms concerning the
STLP, call the OSDBU at (800) 532-1169. For information concerning
the acquisition, contact the contracting officer listed above.
There is no charge for these documents. All responsible sources
may submit a Quotation which shall be considered. Quotations
may be submitted via facsimile (907) 463-2416. L. Fermin/CEUJuneau@internet.uscg.mil
Civil Engineering Unit
CITE: (D-177 SN089433)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: F--Natural Resources and Conservation Services
OFFADD: Dept. of Veterans Affairs Medical Center, 10000 Brecksville
Road, Brecksville, OH 44141
SUBJECT: F--CONSOLIDATED SHARED ENERGY CONSERVATION PROGRAM
SOL RFQ 541-168-97
DUE 080697
POC Danny Freeman, Contracting Officer, (216) 838-6091
DESC: Solicitation Number RFQ 541-168-97, for consolidated Energy
Conservation Performance Contract (ESPC), on behalf of VISN
10, which included the VA Medical Center's, Brecksville/Cleveland,
Chillicothe and Dayton, is hereby canceled in its' entirety.
Interested parties which submitted a request for the solicitation
will be considered should a new solicitation be issued.
CITE: (W-177 SN089435)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: F--Natural Resources and Conservation Services
OFFADD: USDA, Forest Service, 100 West Capitol Street, Suite
1141, Federal Building, Jackson, MS 39269
SUBJECT: F--RELEASE BY FOLIAR SPRAY
SOL RFQ 50-7-97
DUE 072997
POC Karen G. Ray, Contracting Officer, telephone 601/965-4391
Ext. 162
DESC: Release by Foliar Spray of an estimated 1,832 acres of
seed tree areas and first year longleaf plantations, Homochitto
Ranger District, Franklin County, MS. Contract time is 70 calendar
days. The proposed procurement listed herein is totally set-aside
for Small Business Concerns. Contractor will be required to
possess current Mississippi Chemical Applicator's License.
CITE: (W-177 SN089450)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: F--Natural Resources and Conservation Services
OFFADD: National Park Service, Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation
Area, 15610 Vaghn Road, Brecksville, Ohio 44141
SUBJECT: F--PLUGGING ABANDONED OIL/GAS WELLS
SOL 1443IB616097005
POC Joyce Stumbo, (216) 546-5914
DESC: This is a pre-solicitation notice to inform all bidders
of the National Park Service's intention to solicit bids for
plugging 4 to 10 abandoned oil/gas wells. All wells are located
within the boundaries of Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation
Area. The Standard Industrial Code (SIC) is 1389. Bids will
be considered on a full and open competitive basis. All requests
for the solicitation must be made in writing, stating solicitation
number 1443IB616097005, complete company name, point of contact,
address, area code and phone number, and facsimile number.
Telephone requests will not be accepted. Facsimile requests
will be accepted, 216/546-5922. The bids will be opened at
Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area, 15610 Vaughn Road,
Brecksville, Ohio 44141. Issue date for solicitation will be
on/or about July 28, 1997. Request, in writing, plan holder
lists or any updates to the list in time to allow for first
class mailing. List will not be read over the telephone, sent
by facsimile, or sent by overnight delivery. Any questions
regarding this notice shall be directed to Joyce Stumbo, Contract
Specialist, 216/546-5914. Pre-bid Conference/Site Visit will
be scheduled. Details will be stated in Section L of the solicitation
package.*****
EMAILADD: patricij@mail.idt.net
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089513)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: F--Natural Resources and Conservation Services
OFFADD: Idaho Panhandle National Forests, 3815 Schreiber Way,
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho 83814-8363 15
SUBJECT: F--HAND TREE THINNING
SOL RFQ R1-04-97-81
DUE 081497
POC Contact Contract Clerk (208) 765-7497
DESC: Hand tree thinning on the Sandpoint Ranger District, Bonner
County, Idaho. Approximately 153 acres (a portion is a reprocurement
of 52-0281-6-171). Approximate start work date of August 18,
1997 with contract time of 50 calendar days. See Notes 1 and
26.
CITE: (I-177 SN089519)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: F--Natural Resources and Conservation Services
OFFADD: USDA Forest Service, Black Hills National Forest, RR
2 Box 200, Custer, SD 57730
SUBJECT: F--97 PINE ENCROACHMENT
SOL RFQ RMAST-97-168CC
DUE 080697
POC Contact Brenda Oster 605/673-2251, Charlotte Carter, Contracting
Officer
DESC: Purpose of this project is to secure services for removal
of Ponderosa Pine from meadows, and natural openings. All slash
in the units will be required to be piled in accordance with
specifications. The project is in Custer County, SD, Black
Hills National Forest. The approximate acreage is 600 and the
contract time is 251 days. See numbered Note #1.
CITE: (I-177 SN089522)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: F--Natural Resources and Conservation Services
OFFADD: USDA Forest Service, Southern Sierra Province, Sierra
National Forest, 1600 Tollhouse Road, Clovis, CA 93611-0532
SUBJECT: F--PLANTATION SURVIVAL EXAMS
SOL RFQ R5-15-97-36
DUE 072997
POC Southern Sierra Province, Contracting, (209) 297-0706 Ext.
4831
DESC: Requires establishment and recording of first and third
year plantation stocking and survival plots in compliance with
its specifications and provisions. This includes furnishing
labor, equipment, supervision, transportation, operating supplies
and incidentals except those items listed as Government-furnished
property. The Contractor shall either be a Registered Professional
forester (RPF) licensed in California or shall have an RPF
approve all work completed by the Contractor. See Note(s):
1, 3.
CITE: (I-177 SN089526)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: H--Quality Control, Testing and Inspection Services
OFFADD: U.S. Department Of HUD, Atlanta Asc, Atlanta Contracting
Branch (4AACO), 75 Spring St., Richard Russell Fed. Bldg.,
Atlanta, GA 30303-3388
SUBJECT: H--FIELD REVIEW OF APPRAISALS
SOL DU204-B-97-0041
DUE 072897
POC Michael B. Williams
DESC: Contractor shall perform on site Field Review of Appraisals
completed by the HUD fee panel and/or HUD approved Direct
Endorsement (DE) staff appraisers. Contractors will be required
to pick up work from the field offices (FO) and return work
within fifteen (15) days to that FO. The service area will
be the HUD Orlando, Florida Area Office. A Fixed-Price Indefinite
Quantity contract is contemplated. Contract period: Date of
award through 09/30/97 with the possibility of two (2) one-year
options. Copies of the Invitation for Bids (IFB) will be made
available only upon faxed or written requests. Our FAX number
is (404) 730-3426. NO TELEPHONE REQUEST WILL BE HONORED. See
Numbered Note(s): 1.
LINKURL: http://www.hud.gov/cts/ctsoprty.html
LINKDESC:
Contracting Opportunities Web Page
EMAILADD: Michael_B._Williams@hud.gov
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089380)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: Department of the Air Force, 436 Contracting Squadron,
639 Atlantic Street, Dover AFB, DE 19902-5639
SUBJECT: J--ELEVATOR MAINTENANCE AT DOVER AFB, DE
SOL F07603-97-R6005
POC SHEILA WADDELL, Contracting Specialist, 302-677-5216
DESC: This requirement consists of furnishing all plant, materials,
equipment, supplies, labor and transportation, monthly inspections
and preventive maintenance, emergency repairs, motor repairs
and annual safety inspections to the elevators in Buildings
714 (west, middle, and east tiers), buildings 300 and 600 on
Dover Air Force Base (1 Oct 97-30 Sept 98) and three option
years. Option year one: 1 Oct 98 through 30 Sept 99; Option
year two:1 Oct 99 through 30 Sept 00; Option year three: 1
Oct 00 through 30 Sept 01. The proposed contract listed here
is full and open competition. All responsible sources may submit
an offer which will be considered by the agency. If after initial
evaluation of offers the lowest priced technically acceptable
offer is judged to have a low performance risk, the contracting
offficer may award. The Standard Industrial Classification
Code (SIC) is 7699. Written requests may be made by telefax,
302-677-2309. Contractors furnish 9-digit zip code with request.
Telephone requests will be not be honered.
EMAILADD: Waddell@lgc436.dover.af.mil
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-176 SN089005)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: Directorate Of Contracting/Oo-Alc Pko, 6038 Aspen Avenue
Bldg 1289 Ne, Hill air Force Base, Ut 84056-5000
SUBJECT: J--CRANES,WINCHES, HOIST
SOL F42650-97-R-A260
DUE 081597
POC For copy, PKOA/Evelyn Stoltz/(FAX)801-777-6528, For additional
information contact Yvonne Berger/Pkoss/[801]775-2376
DESC: Repair and Maintenance of Cranes, Winches and Hoist at
Hill AFB and UTTR (OASIS) Basic Year plus four (4) one (1)
year Options. Delivery Date: 01 Oct 1997, DESTN: Hill Air Force
Base, UT. The approximate issue/response date will be 16 Jul
97. No telephone requests. Only written or faxed requests received
directly from the requestor are acceptable. All responsible
sources solicited may submit a bid, proposal, or quotation
which shall be considered. Request for copies of solicitations
must reference the entire solicitation number, including purchasing
office identification number. To expedite your request, limit
the number of individual solicitation numbers requested per
letter to not more than 10. Don't request information on this
requirement until after the issue date. This proposed procurement
is under a 100 percent small business set aside, the size standard
for which is $5.0 million. An Ombudsman has been appointed
to hear concerns from offerors or potential offerors during
the proposal development phase of this acquisition. The purpose
of the Ombudsman is not to diminish the authority of the program
director or contracting officer, but to communicate contractor,
concerns, issues, disagreements, and recommendations to the
appropriate government personnel. When requested, the Ombudsman
will maintain strict confidentiality as to the source of the
concern. The Ombudsman does not participate in the evaluation
of proposals or in the source selection process. Interested
parties are invited to call Jack S. Jones if your concerns
are not satisfied by the contracting officer (801)777-6991.
See Note (s) 1.
CITE: (I-177 SN089078)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: Directorate Of Contracting/Oo-Alc Pko, 6038 Aspen Avenue
Bldg 1289 Ne, Hill air Force Base, Ut 84056-5000
SUBJECT: J--CAD)EQUIPMENT
SOL F42650-97-T-E585
DUE 081497
POC For copy, PKOA/Evelyn Stoltz/(FAX)801-777-6528, For additional
information contact Yvonne Berger/Pkoss/[801]775-2376
DESC: Hardware/Software maintenance for Intergraph Computer Aided
Drafting (CAD) equipment. Basic year plus four (4) one (1)
year options. Del: 01 Oct 1997. Has Proprietary data that only
source has access to. The approximate issue/response date will
be 16 Jul 97. The anticipated award date will be 14 Aug 97.
Written procedure will be used for this solicitation. To: Intergraph
Corp,, Huntsville, AL. No telephone requests. Only written
or faxed requests received directly from the requestor are
acceptable. All responsible sources solicited may submit a
bid, proposal, or quotation which shall be considered. It is
suggested that small business firms or others interested in
subcontracting opportunities in connection with the described
procurement make contact with the firm(s) listed. Request for
copies of solicitations must reference the entire solicitation
number, including purchasing office identification number.
To expedite your request, limit the number of individual solicitation
numbers requested per letter to not more than 10. Don't request
information on this requirement until after the issue date.
An Ombudsman has been appointed to hear concerns from offerors
or potential offerors during the proposal development phase
of this acquisition. The purpose of the Ombudsman is not to
diminish the authority of the program director or contracting
officer, but to communicate contractor, concerns, issues, disagreements,
and recommendations to the appropriate government personnel.
When requested, the Ombudsman will maintain strict confidentiality
as to the source of the concern. The Ombudsman does not participate
in the evaluation of proposals or in the source selection process.
Interested parties are invited to call Jack S. Jones if your
concerns are not satisfied by the contracting officer (801)777-6991.
CITE: (I-177 SN089079)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: General Services Administration, Public Buildings Service,
Contracts Branch (5PMC, M/S 33-3), 230 South Dearborn Street,
Room 3324, Chicago, Illinois 60604-1696
SUBJECT: J--OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE SERVICE, U.S. CUSTOMS
CARGO INSPECTION FACILITY, 2810 W. FORT STREET, DETROIT, MICHIGAN
SOL GS05P97GAC0205
DUE 081997
POC Chenise Whitehead, Contracting Officer, 312/353-2497
DESC: Performance period is for three years with two (2) one
year Option Periods. Estimated service start is 12/1/97. Contractor
shall provide all management, supervision, labor, materials,
supplies and equipment, and shall plan, schedule, coordinate
and assure effective performance of all required services.
Contractor will also be required to provide mechanical operation,
mechanical and building maintenance, and related services at
the U.S. Customs cargo Inspection facility in Detroit, Michigan.

CITE: (W-177 SN089234)

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CITE: (W-177 SN089267)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Procurement
& Grants Office, Contracts & Purchases Branch, 255 East Paces
Ferry Rd, N.E, Rm 419, Atlanta, GA 30305
SUBJECT: J--MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF WATER TREAT SYSTEMS (P.O.U.)
SOL 97-03(N)
DUE 073197
POC Juanita Waters, 404 842-6561
DESC: Contractor shall furnish the necessary supplies and services
for regularly scheduled maintenance and emergency services
as requested by the U.S. Government for the Government- owned
water purification systems (Deionized and High Purity) at the
National Center for Infectious Disease of the Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta, GA. The contractor
shall also provide new or replacement water systems as required.
It is anticipated that a Firm Fixed Price Contract with Economic
Price Adjustment for a Base Year and Four Option Years will
be awarded as a result of this solicitation. This will be a
Small Business Set-Aside. No telephone requests for the solicitation
package will be accepted . See Note(s): 1.
CITE: (I-177 SN089300)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: Commander (v), U.S. Coast Guard, Maintenence and Logistics
Command Atlantic, 300 E. Main St., Suite 600, Norfolk, VA 23510-9102
SUBJECT: J--DRYDOCK REPAIRS TO USCGC CUSHING (WPB-1321)
SOL DTCG80-97-Q-3FA861
POC Contact Ms. Gail McDaniel, Contract Specialist (757) 628-4649
or Mr. Pyong N. Ko, Contracting Officer (757) 628-4645
DESC: CANCELLATION: Drydock Repairs to USCGC CUSHING (WPB-1321)
RFQ DTCG80-97-Q-3FA861 originally published in the CBD Issue
No. PSA 1849, May 20, 1997, is hereby canceled in its entirety.
CITE: (I-177 SN089302)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: Military Sealift Command, Atlantic, MOTBY, Bldg. 42/4,
Bayonne, NJ 07002-5399
SUBJECT: J--PREDEPLOYMENT UPKEEP
SOL N62381-97-R-0059
DUE 082697
POC Gwendolyn Paige, Contract Specialist, (201) 823-7730.
DESC: Performance Period: On/abt 08 Sep 1997 thru 20 Sep 1997
- - Work to be performed at NOB, Norfolk, Va - - USNS Laramie;
Closing Date: 2 P.M., 26 Aug 1997 at Military Sealift Command,
Atlantic, Bayonne, NJ 07002-5399 - - Offer area East and Gulf
coast only - - A responsible offeror shall be considered if
the offeror has previously executed a NAVSEA Agreement for
Boat Repairs prior to award of the contract.
CITE: (I-177 SN089332)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: Military Sealift Command, Atlantic, MOTBY, Bldg. 42/4,
Bayonne, NJ 07002-5399
SUBJECT: J--POST SHIPYARD AVAILABILITY
SOL N62381-97-R-0021
DUE 102897
POC Richard Savino, Contract Specialist, (201) 823-7256.
DESC: Performance Period: On/abt 12 Nov 1997 thru 26 Nov 1997
- - Offer area East and Gulf coast only - - Work to be performed
at NOB, Norfolk, VA - - USNS Patuxent; Closing Date: 2 P.M.,
28 Oct 1997 at Military Sealift Command, Atlantic, Bayonne,
NJ 07002-5399 - - A responsible offeror shall be considered
if the offeror has previously executed a NAVSEA Agreement for
Boat Repairs prior to the award of the contract.
CITE: (I-177 SN089333)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: Military Sealift Command, Atlantic, MOTBY, Bldg. 42/4,
Bayonne, NJ 07002-5399
SUBJECT: J--UPKEEP
SOL N62381-98-R-1000
DUE 110497
POC Jamie Filler, Contract Specialist, (201) 823-7002.
DESC: Performance Period: On/abt 17 Nov 1997 thru 17 Dec 1997
- - Work to be performed at Canton Pier II, Baltimore, MD -
- Offer area East and Gulf coast only - - USNS Comfort; Closing
Date: 2 P.M., 04 Nov 1997 at Military Sealift Command, Atlantic,
Bayonne, NJ 07002-5399 - - A responsible offeror shall be considered
eligible if the offeror has previously executed a NAVSEA Agreement
for Boat Repair prior to the award of the contract.
CITE: (I-177 SN089334)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: Military Sealift Command, Atlantic, MOTBY, Bldg. 42/4,
Bayonne, NJ 07002-5399
SUBJECT: J--UPKEEP
SOL N62381-97-R-0022
DUE 111897
POC Yolanda Lamela, Contract Specialist, (201) 823-6671.
DESC: Performance Period: On/abt 01 Dec 1997 thru 15 Dec 1997
- - Offer area East and Gulf coast only - - Work to be performed
at NAB, Norfolk, VA - - USNS Mohawk; Closing Date: 2 P.M.,
18 Nov 1997 at Military Sealift Command, Atlantic, Bayonne,
NJ 07002-5399 - - A responsible offeror shall be considered
eligible if the offeror has previously executed a NAVSEA Agreement
for Boat Repairs prior to award of the contract.
CITE: (I-177 SN089335)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: Military Sealift Command, Atlantic, MOTBY, Bldg. 42/4,
Bayonne, NJ 07002-5399
SUBJECT: J--DEACTIVATION
SOL N62381-97-R-0024
DUE 072397
POC Jamie FIller, Contract Specialist, (201) 823-7002.
DESC: Performance Period: On/abt 20 Oct 1997 for thirty calendar
days - - Work to be performed at Contractor's Facility - -
USNS GRUMMAN; Closing Date: 2 P.M., 23 July 1997 at Military
Sealift Command, Atlantic, Bayonne, NJ 07002-5399 - - Offer
area East and Gulf coast only - - A responsible offeror shall
be considered eligible if the offeror has previously executed
a Master Ship Repair Agreement prior to the award of the contract.
CITE: (I-177 SN089338)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center, Code 212, Greenbelt,
MD 20771
SUBJECT: J--SERVICE/MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT
SOL RFQ5-32973-946
DUE 080797
POC Agnes Smith, Purchasing Agent, Phone (301)286-5466, Fax
(301)286-0247, Email Agnes.L.Smith.1@gsfc.nasa.gov - Leigh
Anne C. Giraldi, Contracting Officer, Phone (301)286-7464,
Fax (301)286-0247, Email Leigh.Anne.C.Giraldi.1@gsfc.nasa.gov
DESC: NASA/GSFC plans to issue a Request for Quotation, RFQ5-32973-946
on a non-competitive basis for service/maintenance agreement
on the metasys utility system at gsfc. This service shall include
software subscription service, network control unit/N1, network
analysis service and service to the operator work stations
as stated on the statement of work. The metasys Utility System
is a proprietary product and therefore, supporting services
are not available from another source. This procurement is
being conducted under the Simplified Acquisition Procedures
(SAP). NASA/GSFC intends to purchase the items from Johnson
Controls. Interested firms have 15 days from the publication
date of this synopsis on the NASA Acquisition Internet Service
(NAIS) to submit in writing their qualifications/capabilities.
Such qualifications/capabilities will be used solely for the
purpose of determining whether or not to conduct this procurement
on a competitive basis. Responses received after the 15 days
or without the required information will be considered nonresponsive
to the synopsis and will not be considered. A determination
by the Government not to compete this proposed contract, on
a full and open competitive basis, based upon responses to
this notice, is solely within the discretion of the Government.
Oral communications are not acceptable in response to this
notice. All responsible sources may submit an offer which shall
be considered by the agency. Any referenced numbered notes
can be viewed at the following URL: http://genesis.gsfc.nasa.gov/nnotes.htm.
LINKURL: http://procurement.nasa.gov/EPS/GSFC/date.html#RFQ5-32973-946
LINKDESC:
EMAILADD: Agnes.L.Smith.1@gsfc.nasa.gov
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (D-177 SN089373)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: General Services Administration (7PMF),Ft Worth Prop
Mmgt Center,819 Taylor St Rm 12A01,Fort Worth,TX 76102-6105
SUBJECT: J--OPERATION & MAINT., OKLAHOMA CITY, OK
SOL GS-07P-97-HXC-0012
DUE 081197
POC Point of Contact - Contact,Bart Moody,918/581-7711
DESC: The sol. issue date is changed from 06/13/97 to 07/11/97.
As a result, the bid opening date is changed from 07/15/97
to 08/11/97. The solicitation no w contains provisions for
4 additional 1 year options. All other items rem ain the same.
(AC0626071-05)
CITE: (I-177 SN089376)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: ASC/PKW, Bldg 1, 1940 Allbrook Drive, Suite 3, Wright-Patterson
AFB, OH 45433-5309
SUBJECT: J--MAINTENANCE ON AUDIO-VISUAL EQUIPMENT
SOL F33601-97-R9024
POC Donna Payne, (937) 257-6147 ext. 4223
DESC: Repair and maintain various pieces of audio visual equipment
manufactured by: Kodak, Sony, AVL, EiKi/Bell & Howell and Barco
Projection Systems located at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base,
Ohio. A base period plus four one-year options may be awarded.
Offerors must provide information in the form of certifications
that they are in fact a "Certified" repair agency for servicing
and or authorized to receive and ship the equipment to the
manufacturer for the above listed manufacturers' equipment.
Strict response times are required for items designated as
"key equipment items". Replacement of equipment may also be
required if repairs on "key" items cannot be accomplished on-site
within a limited number of hours. All complying offerors are
requested to notify Donna Payne in writing or by Fax at (937)
257-3926. "An Ombudsman has been appointed to hear concerns
from offerors or potential offerors during the proposal development
phase of this acquisition. The purpose of the Ombudsman is
not to diminish the authority of the program director or contracting
officer, but to communicate contractor concerns,issues, disagreements,
and recommendations to the appropriate Government Personnel.
When requested, the Ombudsman will maintain strict confidentiality
as to the source of the concern. The Ombudsman does not participate
in the evaluation of proposals or in the source selection process.
Interested parties are invited to call Mr Michael S Coalson
, ASC/SY, Bldg 52, 2475 K Street, Suite 1, Wright-Patterson
AFB OH 45433-7642, at (937) 255-5535. E-mail coalsoms@sy.wpafb.af.mil.
The Ombudsman should only be contacted with issues or problems
that have been previously brought to the attention of the Contracting
Officer and could not be satisfactorily resolved at that level."

CITE: (W-177 SN089399)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey, 345
Middlefield Road,Mail Stop 285, Menlo Park, CA 94025-3591
SUBJECT: J--CONTINUANCE OF REPAIR OF VESSEL
SOL N/A
POC Richard C. Schwaberow, Contracting Officer, (415) 329-4171
DESC: The U. S. Geological Survey (USGS) has an ongoing sole
source requirement for repair work on the research vessel Turning
Tide. The contractor will be performing the following job on
a fiberglass vessel approximately sized 56' x 17' weighing
34 tons. The sole source contractor will be hauling, washing
and launching the boat including removal, overhaul and replacement
of port engine through soft patch in overhang. Contractor will
be removing and repairing all dry rot in the starboard cabin
and paint the cabin to match existing. Due to urgency of
this requirement, the notice will not post for 15 days
CITE: (W-177 SN089412)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: Commander, USAINSCOM SPT Bn (PROV), Attn: IASB-DCO, 8825
Beulah Street, Fort Belvoir, VA 22060-5246
SUBJECT: J--MAINTENANCE OF ACCESS CONTROL, CCTV, AND SOUND MASKING
SUBSYSTEMS
SOL N/A
POC Randon Jackson, (703)706-2760
DESC: The U.S. Army requires a contract for preventive and emergency
maintenance services for the Access Control, CCTV and Sound
Masking Subsystems of the Integrated Facility Protection System
at Charlottesville, VA. The Government intends to award a sole
source contract to Wells Fargo Security Systems of Arlington,
VA. To perform on this contract vendors must have personnel
cleared to the Top Secret with SCI access level. There shall
be 24 hour telephone support from the contractor and on site
response time must be within five hours of request for emergency
maintenance at all times. Interested vendors who believes he/she
can perform on this effort must submit clear and convincing
evidence of cleared personnel, fast response capabilities,
and recent specific experience. A solicitation does not exist.
Based on the results of this synopsis, it is at the sole discretion
of the Government to issue a competitive solicitation. Responses
to this synopsis must be received by July 11, 1997 to be considered.

CITE: (W-177 SN089505)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: Oc-Alc/Dir Of Contracting, 3001 Staff Dr Ste 1ag76a,
Tinker Air Force Base Ok 73145-3015
SUBJECT: J--AIRCRAFT REPAIR KITS
SOL F34601-97-30485-01
POC For copy, OC-ALC/PKXDA TINKER AFB OK 73145-3015, For additional
information contact Frederic A. Veal/Ladr/[405]739-5402
DESC: The requirment for synopsis F34601-97-30485 dated 061197
is hereby amended as follows: This synopsis originally applied
to ECP1175 only. The proposed acquisition will cover urgent/emergency
ECP1175 and ECP375.
CITE: (I-177 SN089540)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: Oc-Alc/Dir Contracting/Propulsion, 3001 Staff Dr Ste
1ag81, Tinker Air Force Base Ok 73145-3032
SUBJECT: J--REPAIR OF TF33 1ST STAGE AIR SEAL
SOL F34601-97-R-54967
DUE 081597
POC For copy, Madeline Clements/Lpdpa/[405]739-4496, For additional
information contact Madeline Clements/Lpdpa/[405]739-4496
DESC: Services, Non-Personal. The Contractor shall furnish all
labor, tools, parts, materials, facilities and transportation
necessary to overhaul/repair 3 items of TF33 First Stage Air
Seal. A firm fixed price requirements contract is contemplated
for one year, plus 4 one-year options. The items and best estimated
quantities include: INPUT/OUTPUT NSN 2840-00-966-8034RV, P/N
736996, Basic year qty is 99 ea; Opt I qty is 96 ea; Opt II
qty is 88 ea; Opt III qty is 88 ea; and Opt IV qty is 88 ea.
INPUT/OUTPUT NSN 2840-01-167-9522RV, P/N 800223, Basic year
qty is 102 ea; Opt I qty is 108 ea; Opt II qty is 100 ea; Opt
III qty is 100 ea; Opt IV qty is 100 ea. INPUT/OUTPUT NSN 2840-00-153-4090RV,
P/N 738085, Basic year qty if 10 ea; Opt I qty is 10 ea; Opt
II qty is 10 ea; Opt III qty is 10 ea; Opt IV qty is 10 ea.
These items are made from AMS 5754 nickel alloy, and are approximately
31.205 inches in diameter. The repair consists of restoring
dimensional requirements, weld repair, plasma spray, and resizing/reshaping
airseal. These air seals will be repaired IAW the Statement
of Work in the solicitation and the applicable TF33 series
tech orders. There is no Government Furnished Tooling and no
GFM. Deliveries will be to Tinker AFB OK 73145. The Solicitation
will be issued to the following qualified sources: Pratt &
Whitney Division, East Hartford CT; McClain International,
College Park GA; Chromalloy Division Oklahoma, Midwest City
OK; AAR Engine Component Services, Frankfort NY; Pratt & Whitney
PSD, Springdale AR. The award may include options. Repair solicitation
F34601-97-R-54967 will be issued on or about 10 July 1997.
For solicitation and information fax your written request to
OC-ALC/LPDPA Madeline L Clements at FAX 405-739-4237. Only
written or faxed requests directly from the requestor are acceptable.
All responsible sources may submit a proposal which shall be
considered. The approximate issue/response date will be 10
Jul 97. No telephone requests. Only written or faxed requests
received directly from the requestor are acceptable. All responsible
sources solicited may submit a bid, proposal, or quotation
which shall be considered.
CITE: (I-177 SN089557)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: Oc-Alc/Dir Contracting/Propulsion, 3001 Staff Dr Ste
1ag81, Tinker Air Force Base Ok 73145-3032
SUBJECT: J--OH/REPAIR TF33 T-DUCT
SOL F34601-97-R-54968
DUE 081597
POC For copy, Madeline Clements/Lpdpa/[405]739-4496, For additional
information contact Madeline Clements/Lpdpa/[405]739-4496
DESC: Services, Non-Personal: The Contractor shall provide all
labor, tools, parts, materials, facilities and transportation
necessary to overhaul/repair 3 items of the TF33 Combustion
Chamber Outlet Duct Assy (T-Ducts). A firm fixed price requirements
type contract is contemplated for one year, plus 4 one-year
options. The items and Best Estimated Quantities include: INPUT/OUTPUT
NSN 2840-00-243-7740RV, P/N 694794, Basic year 96 ea, Opt I
98 ea, Opt II 100 ea, Opt III 100 ea & Opt IV 100 ea; INPUT/OUTPUT
NSN 2840- 00-055-6467RV, P/N 502602, Basic year 54 ea, Opt
I 55 ea, Opt II 55 ea, Opt III 55 ea, Opt IV 55 ea; INPUT NSN
2840-00-072-9687RV, P/N 453622/525079, OUTPUT NSN 2840-00-072-9678RV,
P/N 453622 MOD, Basic year 10 ea, Opt I 10 ea, Opt II 10 ea,
Opt III 10 ea, Opt IV 10 ea. These parts are approximately
36 inches in diameter & they have an integral inner and outer
wall. The outer wall is louvered and the material is AMS 5536
(Hastelloy X). The repair consists of restoring dimensional
requirements, weld repair, plasma spray, and replacement of
sub-components all IAW the SOW attached to the solictation
and the TF33 series tech orders. There is no Government furnished
tooling. Deliveries are to Tinker AFB, OK and the solicitation
will be issued to the following qualified sources: Chromalloy
Gas Turbine Corporation, Midwest City OK; Greenwich Air Services,
Dallas TX; and to Wood Group Components, Suffield, CT. Award
may include options. Repair RFP F34601-97-R-54968 will be issued
on or about 10 July 1997. For a copy of the solicitation or
for more information, please FAX 405-739-4237, ATTN: Madeline
L Clements OC-ALC/LPDPA, Tinker AFB, OK 73145. No telephone
requests please. Only written or faxed requests received directly
from the requestor are acceptable. All responsible sources
may submit a proposal which shall be considered. The approximate
issue/response date will be 10 Jul 97. No telephone requests.
Only written or faxed requests received directly from the requestor
are acceptable. All responsible sources solicited may submit
a bid, proposal, or quotation which shall be considered.
CITE: (I-177 SN089558)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Philadelphia Wanamaker
Building, Room 643, 100 Penn Square East, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
19107
SUBJECT: J--OVERHAUL OF THE SEA GOING HOPPER DREDGE MCFARLAND
SOL DACW61-97-B-0031
DUE 082197
POC Contact Ernest Savoy, 215-656-6913
DESC: Modify the notice which appeared in Issue No. PSA 1823,
Monday, April 14, 1997, for the Overhaul of the Sea Going Hopper
Dredge McFarland as follows. The solicitation will be issued
on or about 22 July 1997 with bid opening date of 21 August
1997 at 2:00 p.m. Specifications and full size drawings are
available at a cost of $65.00 per set. All checks are to made
payable to "FAO, USAED NORFOLK". All request are to be made
in writing to the attention of Ernest Savoy. Your Social Security
Number or Federal Tax identification Number must be written
on your check/money order. All requests must include a physical
address, telephone number, fax number, point of contact and
size of business. Payment is non-refundable and specifications
need not be returned.
CITE: (W-177 SN089575)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: Department of the Navy, Naval Facilities Engineering
Command, Commander, Atlantic Division, Contracts Office, Code
0212, 1510 Gilbert Street, Norfolk, Virginia 23511-2699
SUBJECT: J--HEATING, VENTILATION, AND AIR CONDITIONING MAINTENANCE
AND REPAIR SERVICES
SOL N62470-97-Q-6016
DUE 071797
POC Contracting Officer, Mary Ellen Kuhn, (757) 322-4140; Facsimile
(757) 322-4142 for Specifications
DESC: The contractor shall furnish all supervision, labor, supplies,
transportation, materials, equipment, and tools necessary to
maintain and repair the heating, ventilation, air conditioning
equipment, boiler equipment, and systems at the Naval and Marine
Corps Reserve Center, Roanoke, Virginia. This includes seasonal
start-up and shut-down, cleaning, maintenance, preventive maintenance,
periodic operational checks, diagnosis and repair of systems
as specified. The contractor will ensure that the systems covered
by this specification perform to manufacturer's specifications,
with allowance made for normal wear and tear. This is a Combination
Firm Fixed Price Lump Sum and Indefinite Quantity type procurement
for a base period of up to twelve (12) months with options
to extend the services up to an additional three (3) years.
ONLY WRITTEN REQUESTS FOR THE SOLICITATION WILL BE ACCEPTED.
Send request to Commander, Atlantic Division, Naval Facilities
Engineering Command, Attn: Mary Ellen Kuhn, 1510 Gilbert Street,
Norfolk, Virginia 23511-2699. Request must include area code,
telephone number, street address and zip code. Send request
for specifications by mail or by facsimile to (757) 322-4142.
This procurement is a 100 percent small business set-aside.
The small business size standard is $5,000,000.00. All responsible
small business sources may submit a quote which will be considered
by the agency.
EMAILADD: kuhnme@efdlant.navfac.navy.mil
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089580)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: K--Modification of Equipment
OFFADD: Crane Division, Code 1165, Naval Surface Warfare Center,
300 Highway 361, Crane, IN 47522-5001
SUBJECT: K--ENGINEERING SUPPORT FOR OK-542 PRV
SOL N00164-97-Q-0293
DUE 073097
POC Mr. Jerry Parsons, Code 1165Z4, 812-854-5898, e-mail Parsons_J@crane.navy.mil,
FAX 812-854-3465; Mary Sheetz, Contracting Officer
DESC: The Navy requires Engineering Support for OK-542 Pressure
Reduction Valve (PRV) modification and updating technical documentation.
This requirement is being solicited on a sole source basis
from Allied-Signal Aerospace Company, Garret Fluid Systems
Division, 1300 W. Warner Rd, PO Box 22200, Tempe, AZ, 85285-2200.
Since Allied-Signal is the original manufacture, they are uniquely
qualified to perform engineering support. Inquiries or requests
for the above solicitation may be made to the above contact
point. All responsible Sources may submit a quote which will
be considered by agency. The Contracting Officer will accept
faxed requests to Jerry Parsons 1165Z4 fax 812-854-3465. Refer
to Numbered Note 26
EMAILADD: Mr. Jerry Parsons, Parsons-J@crane.navy.mil
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089254)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: K--Modification of Equipment
OFFADD: Wr-Alc/Pkxoa, 235 Byron St, Robins Air Force Base Ga
31098-1611
SUBJECT: K--TO PROCURE KITS
SOL F09603-97-Q-70216
DUE 081897
POC For copy, MAIL TO ABOVE ADDRESS include mfg code, For additional
information contact Brandi Taylor/Lvkb/[912]926-6087
DESC: This PR is initiated to Procure Kits to install New Engine
Air Cleaner on the A/S32P-22 and A/S32P-24 Fire Trucks in accordance
with Time Compliance Technical Order (TCTO) 36A12-12-24-501,
Data Code 3601609. Contractor is required to Manufacture/Assemble
Kits in accordance with attached Kit content list. If more
than one outside container is required to package a complete
kit, containers will be conspicuously numbered in consecutive
order (E.G. Box 1 of 3, Box 2 of 3, Box 3 or 3). Each outside
container is required to be labeled with TCTO Number 36A12-12-24-501.
Fax 912-926-7547 The approximate issue/response date will be
17 Jul 97. The anticipated award date will be 29 Aug 97. Written
procedure will be used for this solicitation. To: Kovatch Corp,
Nesquehoning Pa 18240-0000. No telephone requests. Only written
or faxed requests received directly from the requestor are
acceptable. All responsible sources solicited may submit a
bid, proposal, or quotation which shall be considered. Authority:
10 U.S.C. 2304(C)(1), Justification: Supplies (or Services)
required are available from only one or a limited number of
responsible source(s) and no other type of supplies or services
will satisfy agency requirements. See Note (s) 22.
CITE: (I-177 SN089570)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: L--Technical Representation Services
OFFADD: Commander, Naval Air Systems Command (Code 2.0), 1421
Jefferson Davis Hwy, Arlington, Va 22243-5120
SUBJECT: L--F-14 DFCS ENGINEERING SERVICES
SOL N/A
POC Contact, JANICE E. TYSON, Phone (703)604-6100
DESC: The Naval Air Systems Command intends to negotiate a delivery
order under basic ordering agreement N00019-97-G-0093 on a
sole source basis with Northrop Grumman Corporation, Bethpage,
New York. The tasking consists of engineering services to update
analyses completed under the F-14 Digital Flight Control System
(DFCS) Foreign Comparative Test Program to the production configuration
and to support the flight test activities at NAWCAD Patuxent
River, Maryland. The updates to analyses will include a Failure
Modes and Effects Criticality Analysis (FMECA) and a System
Safety Hazard Analysis for all F-14 type model aircraft. The
period of performance will be for approximately one year from
date of contract award. As the designer, developer and sole
manufacturer of the F-14 aircraft, Northrop Grumman is the
only known source that possesses the technical expertise, engineering
data, and detailed knowledge of the F-14 aircraft configurations
necessary to provide the required services needed to incorporate
the DFCS into the F-14 aircraft within the timeframe required.
See note No. 22 - NAVAIR Synopsis No. 20115-97.
CITE: (I-177 SN089299)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: M--Operation of Government-Owned Facilities
OFFADD: U.S. Marshals Service, Business Services Division, 600
Army Navy Drive, Arlington, VA 22202
SUBJECT: M--PACKING, MOVING, TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE AND DISPOSAL
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
SOL MS-97-R-0017
POC Kimberly E. Wineland, POC, 703/416/8972
DESC: M--Packing, moving, transportation, storage, and disposal
of Government seized/forfeited personal property in the District
of Central California. Contract term is one year with four
one year options. All requests must be in writing, include
four (4) self-addressed mailing labels, and be received NLT
July 21, 1997
CITE: (W-176 SN089007)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: M--Operation of Government-Owned Facilities
OFFADD: Fleet And Industrial Supply Center Seal Beach Detachment,
Naval Weapons Station, Supply Dept., Bldg. 239, Code 210J,
800 Seal Beach Blvd., Seal Beach, CA 90740
SUBJECT: M--OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES
SOL N/A
POC Point of Contact - Cuc Tran, Contract Specialist 562-626-7139,
Dorothy Rodgers, Contracting Officer 562-626-7384,
DESC: Notice of intent to modify Contract N00123-94-C-0021 with
PRC, Inc., to include the requirements of O&M services for
the Key West Air Combat Training System/TACTS Range at Naval
Air Station, Key West and the remote Advanced Display and
Debriefing Subsystem at Homestead Air Reserve Station, FL.
To be negotiated under other than full and open competition
IAW FAR 6.302-1. All responsible sources may submit an offer
which will be considered. Note 22 applies.
CITE: (W-176 SN089040)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: P--Salvage Services
OFFADD: Commander, Naval Sea Systems Command, Code 0242, 2531
Jefferson Davis Hwy, Arlington, VA 22242-5160
SUBJECT: P--DIVING AND DIVING RELATED SERVICES
SOL N00024-97-R-4025
POC Contact Point, W. Nedbal, NAVSEA 0242, (703) 602-0202
DESC: In order to ensure uninterrupted availability of services
during competitive reprocurement, the Navy will be issuing
a "bridge" contract extension to its Diving and Diving-Related
Services Contract N00024-90-D-4024 with Oceaneering International,
Inc., 501 Prince George's Boulevard, Upper Marlboro, MD 20772.
The services involve underwater maintenance on ship hulls,
dry and wet welding, salvage assistance, and saturation diving,
on an as-needed basis. The extension will be on a sole-source
basis and for a three-month period commencing 20 July 1997
and ending 20 October 1997, or upon award of the successor
contract. See Numbered Note(s):22.
CITE: (I-177 SN089240)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: P--Salvage Services
OFFADD: Contracting Officer, USCG Civil Engineering Unit Miami,
15608 S.W. 117th Avenue, Miami, FL 33177-1630
SUBJECT: P--DEMOLITION AND REMOVAL OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER GULF
OUTLET LIGHTS #25, #42, #45, #55, #56 IN BRETON SOUND, LOUISIANA
SOL DTCG82-97-B-3WCA14
DUE 080797
POC Elizabeth Phillips, (305) 278-6723.
DESC: The work covered under this project includes furnishing
all labor, tools, equipment supervision transportation and
materials to demolish and dispose of four steel three pile
navigational aids and one concrete three pile navigational
aid in Breton Sound. Performance time will be 90 calendar days.
This solicitation is 100% Small Business Set-Aside under SIC
code 1795. All responsible sources may submit a bid, which
will be considered by this agency. No telephone requests; only
written requests received directly from the requester will
be accepted; however, fax requests may be sent to (305) 278-6704.
The following information is for Minority, Women, and Disadvantaged
business enterprises only. The Department Of Transportation
(DOT) office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization
(OSDBU), has programs to assist minority, women-owned and disadvantaged
business enterprises to acquire short-term working capital
and bonding assistance for transportation-related contracts.
This is applicable to any eligible prime or subcontract at
any tier. The DOT Bonding Assistance Program enables firms
to apply for bid, performance and payment bonds up to $1.0
million per contract. The DOT provides an 80% guaranty on the
bond amount to a surety against losses. Loans are also available
under the DOT Short Term Lending Program (STLP) at prime interest
rates to provide accounts receivable financing. The maximum
line of credit is $500,000.00. For further information and
applicable forms concerning Bonding Assistance Program and/or
the STLP, please call the OSDBU at (800) 532-1169. See numbered
note 1.
CITE: (M-177 SN089483)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Q--Medical Services
OFFADD: U.S. Penitentiary, 1300 Metropolitan Ave, Attn: Regional
Contracting Office, Leavenworth, KS 66048-1254
SUBJECT: Q--DENTAL ASSISTANT SERVICES
SOL RFQ 275-0044-7
DUE 081497
POC Tony Hiscocks, Contract Specialist, 913-682-8700, ext. 610
DESC: The Federal Bureau of Prisons has a requirement for a Licensed
Dental Hygienist, to provide services to the inmate population
located in Waseca, Minnesota. The provider will provide dental
cleanings and instruction in hygiene and prevetntive dentistry,
and other duties as needed. Offeror must possess a Minnesota
certificate as a Dental Hygienist. Estimated contract period
is October 1, 1997 through September 30, 1998. Not to exceed
30 hours per week. Rate of numeration is stated in sessions,
each session is a four hour time frame. Estimated number of
session for this requirement is 360. Estimated solicitation
issue date is 07/14/97. Requests for solicitation packages
may be faxed to 913-682-2102, Questions regarding this announcement
may be addressed to Tony Hiscocks, Contract Specialist, telephone
# 913-682-8700 ext. 610. All responses to this notice should
be mailed to Federal Bureau of Prisons, North Central Regional
Contracting Office, 1300 Metropolitan Drive, Leavenworth, Kansas
66048-1254, Attention: Tony Hiscocks, Contract Specialist.

EMAILADD: thiscocks@bop.gov
EMAILDESC:
e-mail
CITE: (W-177 SN089250)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Q--Medical Services
OFFADD: VA Medical Center, Contracting Officer (90C), 4100 West
Third Street, Dayton, OH 45428
SUBJECT: Q--CONTRACT FOR POLYSOMMOGRAPHIC TECHNOLOGIST SERVICES
SOL RFP 552-25-97
DUE 073097
POC Contact Point Procurement Clerk Nancy Allen 937-267-3993;
Contracting Officer Christopher E. Yancey, 937-267-3994.
DESC: Service Medical Specialist Services: Provide a Polysommographic
Technologist Services to the Department of Veterans Affairs
Medical Center, Dayton, OH. Polysommographic Technologist will
score and interpret polysommographic tests. This service will
include a typed report with diagnosis and treatment recommendations.
The polysommographic technolgist shall meet with the contracting
officer's technical representative weekly to pick up records
and to discuss scores, interpretations, and diagnosis/treatment
recommendations. The awarded contract will be one year in duration
and will have three one year options to extend the contract.
Interested parties may request a copy of the solicitation RFP
552-25-97 via fax (937) 262-2183. Issue date 6/15/97.
CITE: (I-177 SN089352)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Q--Medical Services
OFFADD: Health and Human Services, Indian Health Service, 1825
Bell Street, Ste 200, Sacramento CA 95825-1097
SUBJECT: Q--ALCOHOL/SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES - SAN FRANCISCO
SOL 235-97-R0020
DUE 081597
POC Roger Simpson (916) 566-7001
DESC: Contractor shall provide residential Alcohol/Substance
Abuse Services, After Care, and Outreach Services for Native
American Indian population residing in San Francisco County
of California. This request for proposal is being issued pursuant
to 25 USC 47, the Buy Indian Act, and is being restricted
to the Friendship House Association of American Indians,
Inc., the only known source that can fulfill this requirement.*****
CITE: (W-177 SN089455)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Q--Medical Services--Potential Sources Sought
OFFADD: VA Medical Center, Contracting Officer (90C), 3601 S.
6th Avenue, Tucson, AZ 85723
SUBJECT: Q--MEDICAL SERVICES
SOL 678-45-97
POC Point of Contact, Contract Specialist, Vivian Beasley (520)
629-4600.
DESC: The Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Tucson,
AZ is currently seeking to identify sources located in Southern
Arizona to furnish Bone Densitometry. Services shall include:
dual energy x-ray absorptiometry (DEXA), bone density study
to include interpretation. Workload totals amount to approximately
20 procedures per year. Parties interested in competing in
this procurement should provide the following information to
Vivian Beasley, Contract Specialist, at the address indicated
by close of business July 18, 1997: complete prospectus of
the firm including experience and references of current customers.

CITE: (W-176 SN089016)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: R--Professional, Administrative and Management Support
Services
OFFADD: USDA - Natural Resources Conservation Service, 3737 Government
Street, Alexandria, LA 71302
SUBJECT: R--PROFESSIONAL LAND SERVICES
SOL NRCS-30-LA-97
DUE 081497
POC Ralph E. Broome, Tel: (318) 473-7781, Fax: (318) 473-7831
DESC: The Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) has a
requirement for professional land services/right-of-way services
throughout the western coastal area of Louisiana (western coastal
area of Louisiana includes the following parishes: St. Mary,
Iberia, Vermilion, Cameron, and Calcasieu). Worked to be performed
includes the development and submission of preliminary landrights
maps (Tobin base, tax assessor's or other standard ownership
map); developing and submitting ownership determinations; and/or
preparation and submission of possession statements to include
a plat or sketch of the subject property, description of visible
boundries, relationship explanations, and statements addressing
acts of posession. The proposed contract type will be an indefinite
delivery-indefinite quantity with a guaranteed minimum of $10,000.00
for the entire contract period. The contract may be multiply
awarded and shall include a base year and three option years.
Individual task orders will be issued for all work performed
under the contract. To be considered for award the contractor
must possess either a bachelor's degree and have at least two
years experience in right-of-way acquisition, mineral lease
play acquisition, or very similar activities; or a minimum
of four years of professional experience in right-of-way acquisition,
mineral lease play acquisition or very similar activities.
The following factors listed in descending order of importance
will be used to evaluate proposals received for award: 1) Prior
experience in the coastal portion of Louisiana; 2) Past performance;
3) Ability to perform concurrent task orders while mainitaining
a high level of quality in work; 4) Proximity to the western
coastal area of Louisiana (as described herein); 5) Price.
The RFP will be issued approximately 18 days from the date
of this notice. All responsible offers may submit an offer
which will be considered by the agency.
CITE: (W-176 SN089008)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: R--Professional, Administrative and Management Support
Services
OFFADD: USDA - Natural Resources Conservation Service, 3737 Government
Street, Alexandria, LA 71302
SUBJECT: R--PROFESSIONAL LAND SERVICES
SOL NRCS-31-LA-97
DUE 081497
POC Ralph E. Broome, Tel: (318) 473-7781, Fax: (318) 473-7831
DESC: The Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) has a
requirement for professional land services/right-of-way services
throughout the eastern coastal area of Louisiana (eastern coastal
area of Louisiana includes the following parishes: Livingston,
Tangipahoa, St. Tammany, Assumption, St. James, St. John, St.
Charles, Orleans, St. Bernard, Plaquemines, Jefferson, Lafourche,
and Terrebonne). Worked to be performed includes the development
and submission of preliminary landrights maps (Tobin base,
tax assessor's or other standard ownership map); developing
and submitting ownership determinations; and/or preparation
and submission of possession statements to include a plat or
sketch of the subject property, description of visible boundries,
relationship explanations, and statements addressing acts of
posession. The proposed contract type will be an indefinite
delivery-indefinite quantity with a guaranteed minimum of $10,000.00
for the entire contract period. The contract may be multiply
awarded and shall include a base year and three option years.
Individual task orders will be issued for all work performed
under the contract. To be considered for award the contractor
must possess either a bachelor's degree and have at least two
years experience in right-of-way acquisition, mineral lease
play acquisition, or very similar activities; or a minimum
of four years of professional experience in right-of-way acquisition,
mineral lease play acquisition or very similar activities.
The following factors listed in descending order of importance
will be used to evaluate proposals received for award: 1) Prior
experience in the coastal portion of Louisiana; 2) Past performance;
3) Ability to perform concurrent task orders while mainitaining
a high level of quality in work; 4) Proximity to the eastern
coastal area of Louisiana (as described herein); 5) Price.
The RFP will be issued approximately 18 days from the date
of this notice. All responsible sources may submit an offer
which will be considered by the agency.
CITE: (W-176 SN089013)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: R--Professional, Administrative and Management Support
Services
OFFADD: Commander, Naval Sea Systems Command, SEA 02631A, 2531
Jefferson n Davis Hwy, Arlington, VA 22242-5160
SUBJECT: R--MANAGEMENT SUPPORT SERVICES
SOL N00024-97-R-6396
POC Julie Reeside, Code 02632J, Contract Specialist 703-602-0951
DESC: The Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) has a requirement
for an additional 3,412 hours of program management support
services for the Navy Signal Processor Program Office (PMS428).
The requirement will be procured on a sole source basis as
a modification to Contract N00024-92-C-5206 with Vitro Corporation,1601
Research Blvd, Rockville, MD, 20850-3173. The support sevices
will be performed over a two and one-half month period while
a Section 8(a) procurement is processed. See Numbered Note
22.
CITE: (I-177 SN089246)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: R--Professional, Administrative and Management Support
Services
OFFADD: 45CONS, 1201 Minuteman St, MS 7200, Patrick AFB, FL 32925-3237
SUBJECT: R--SAFETY SUPPORT CONTRACT (SSC)
SOL F08650-97-R-0424
DUE 093097
POC Bob Stuart, Contract Specialist (407) 494-3934, or Roger
MacLeod, Contracting Officer (407) 494-9517
DESC: The contractor will provide engineering safety support
services for the 45th and 30th Space Wings as follows: Operational
safety engineering support and oversight for hazardous and
safety critical space launch operations including, but not
limited to, ordnance; solid and liquid propellants; cryogens;
radiological materials and other sources of radiation; high
pressure gases; transport of hazardous materials; installation
and test of launch vehicle Flight Termination Systems (FTS);
validation and inspection of ordnance checkout equipment, fire
suppression systems and other hazardous systems/subsystems.
The contract will also provide safety engineering technical
support; engineering analysis of systems; hazardous operations
procedure reviews; operations safety specific inspections and
on-site visits of ordnance/munitions facilities and operating
locations; safety support for launch countdown operations including
mishap and catastrophic event contingencies. The contractor
must have a broad knowledge of safety engineering specific
skills that include the analysis, identification, and mitigation
of hazards associated with numerous systems employed in the
spacelift industry which include, but are not limited to, safety
critical material handling equipment used on the Eastern and
Western ranges; acoustic hazards; non-ionizing radiation including
RF and laser operations; ionizing radiation operations; hazardous
materials handling operations; high pressure gas systems; cryogenic
systems; hypergol systems and operations for spacelift; ordnance
systems with emphasis on space applications; solid and liquid
propellant systems; and electrical hazards. The contractor
must also have the capability to provide real-time safety critical
support, including on-call capability, for 24-hour mission-critical
operations, and disaster preparedness contingencies. THIS ACQUISITION
IS 100% SET ASIDE FOR SMALL BUSINESS. The applicable SIC code
and size standard are 8731/1,000 employees. Proposed contract
type is fixed-price with an IDIQ portion. A basic contract
period of Mar-Sep 98 with 4 one-year options is contemplated.
At the time of contract award, the contractor must possess
Secret-level clearances and have the ability to acquire Top
Secret level. Solicitation date of 29 Aug 97 and proposal due
date of 30 Sep 97 are tentative. Conflict of interest rules
may apply which would prohibit participation in related acquisitions.
Requests for the solicitation must be faxed to (407) 494-5560
or mailed to 45 CONS/LGCXA, Attn: Bob Stuart, 1201 Minuteman
Street, Patrick AFB, FL 32925-3237. Phone calls in place of
written requests will not be accepted. All responsible sources
may submit an offer which will be considered by the 45th Space
Wing.
CITE: (W-177 SN089264)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: R--Professional, Administrative and Management Support
Services
OFFADD: Electronic Systems Center, ESC/TGK, 11 Eglin Street,
Hanscom AFB, MA 01731-2120
SUBJECT: R--DEFENSE IEMATS REPLACEMENT COMMAND AND CONTROL TERMINAL
(DIRECT) SYSTEM
SOL N/A
POC Dale M. Pease, Contracting Officer, 617-377=6395.
DESC: Notice of Contract Action (NOCA). The Electronic Systems
Center (ESC) of the Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC) intends
to award a Firm-Fixed-Price contract to produce, ship, and
install the Defense IEMATS Replacement Command and Control
Terminal (DIRECT) System, a replacement for the Improved Emergency
Message Automatic Transmission System Command and Control Terminal,
as described in the "Sources Sought", as published in the Commerce
Business Daily on 7 April 1997. The Government intends to award
a sole-source contract to GTE Government Systems Corporation,
77 "A" Street, Needham Heights, MA 02194-2892. The authority
for negotiation is 10 U.S.C. 2304(c)(1), as implemented by
FAR 6.302-1, only one responsible source. The development of
a complete reprocurement data package for the DIRECT system,
including level-3 drawings, will not be complete or available
at the time of contract award. The Government intends to utilize
the "One-Pass" acquisition process to jointly develop the program
requirement documents with the contractor prior to the development
of a proposal. The Government intends to award a contract by
January 1998. However, if a firm believes it is capable of
fully satisfying the Governments requirements, they may identify
their interest and capability to meet the screening criteria
contained in the original synopsis, within 15 calendar days
of this publication, to ESC/TGK Attn.: Mr. Dale M. Pease, 11
Eglin Street, Hanscom AFB, MA 01731-2120. The Government will
review all proposals submitted, without prejudice, whether
or not the Government initially determines that another firm
is fully qualified to fulfill the DIRECT Program requirements.
A DIRECT Program library exists. For access contact Ms. Maura
Taylor at 617-377-7909. Disclosure of classified and export-controlled
unclassified (including sensitive unclassified) information
shall be denied to foreign Government and Foreign Nationals,
including firms under foreign ownership, influence, or control:
even if the firm has been granted a reciprocal industrial security
clearance. This Foreign Disclosure denial applies to prime
contractors and all subcontractors. See Numbered Note(s): 22,
26.
CITE: (I-177 SN089329)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: R--Professional, Administrative and Management Support
Services
OFFADD: 5600 Fishers Lane, Room 13A-19 Rockville, MD 20857
SUBJECT: R--TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE - RYAN WHITE CARE ACT
SOL 97-BHRD-E061831(ABG)
DUE 081297
POC Alexandra B. Garcia (301) 443-5116
DESC: The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)
is soliciting proposals in accordance with the Simplified Acquisitions
Procedures in Part 13 of the Federal Acquisition Regulations
(FAR). The purpose of this proposal is to assist the Division
of HIV Services (DHS), Planning and Technical Assistance Branch
in ensuring that technical assistance provided under the TAC
meets the needs of grantees and effectively responds to changes
in the legislation. The contractor will perform critical responsibilities
associated with the TAC which will directly improve the performance
of Title I and Title II CARE Act programs, and assist grantees
in complying with requirements of the CARE Act. The goal of
the contractor's work is to improve the capacity, outcome and
cost effectiveness of health care and support services funded
under these programs, to improve the coordination between CARE
Act programs and other local, State and federally-supported
HIV-related services, and to provide the highest quality of
materials and information to DHS Project Officers and grantees.
This contract shall also require the contractor to perform
multiple writing, editing and proofreading activities related
to key CARE Act and DHS documents. Additionally, the contractor
will be the principle agent responsible for developing materials
for several important meetings and conferences, including:
the PLWH Community Discussion Group Meetings, the meeting of
Low Incidence States, Small EMA meetings, the national Skills-Building
Conference, the Gay and Lesbian Health Foundation Conference,
the American Public Health Association (APHA) Conference, and
the national AIDS and Managed Care conference. The writing
and administrative support provided by the contractor will
enable DHS to enhance the technical assistance provided to
grantees and local communities, and to quickly disseminate
critical information to DHS staff and grantees. The period
of performance is 10 months. Solicitation will be issued on
or about July 11, 1997. The closing date will be on August
12, 1997, at no later than 4:00pm local prevailing time. All
request must be in writing or by Fax to (301) 443-5462, cite
solicitation #97-BHPR-E061831(ABG). TELEPHONE REQUEST WILL
NOT BE HONORED. See Note #26
CITE: (W-177 SN089434)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: R--Professional, Administrative and Management Support
Services
OFFADD: 5600 Fishers Lane, Room 13A-19 Rockville, MD 20857
SUBJECT: R--TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE - RYAN WHITE CARE ACT
SOL 97-BHRD-E061831(ABG)
DUE 081297
POC Alexandra B. Garcia (301) 443-5116
DESC: The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)
is soliciting proposals in accordance with the Simplified Acquisitions
Procedures in Part 13 of the Federal Acquisition Regulations
(FAR). The purpose of this proposal is to assist the Division
of HIV Services (DHS), Planning and Technical Assistance Branch
in ensuring that technical assistance provided under the TAC
meets the needs of grantees and effectively responds to changes
in the legislation. The contractor will perform critical responsibilities
associated with the TAC which will directly improve the performance
of Title I and Title II CARE Act programs, and assist grantees
in complying with requirements of the CARE Act. The goal of
the contractor's work is to improve the capacity, outcome and
cost effectiveness of health care and support services funded
under these programs, to improve the coordination between CARE
Act programs and other local, State and federally-supported
HIV-related services, and to provide the highest quality of
materials and information to DHS Project Officers and grantees.
This contract shall also require the contractor to perform
multiple writing, editing and proofreading activities related
to key CARE Act and DHS documents. Additionally, the contractor
will be the principle agent responsible for developing materials
for several important meetings and conferences, including:
the PLWH Community Discussion Group Meetings, the meeting of
Low Incidence States, Small EMA meetings, the national Skills-Building
Conference, the Gay and Lesbian Health Foundation Conference,
the American Public Health Association (APHA) Conference, and
the national AIDS and Managed Care conference. The writing
and administrative support provided by the contractor will
enable DHS to enhance the technical assistance provided to
grantees and local communities, and to quickly disseminate
critical information to DHS staff and grantees. The period
of performance is 10 months. Solicitation will be issued on
or about July 11, 1997. The closing date will be on August
12, 1997, at no later than 4:00pm local prevailing time. All
request must be in writing or by Fax to (301) 443-5462, cite
solicitation #97-BHRD-E061831(ABG). TELEPHONE REQUEST WILL
NOT BE HONORED. See Note #26
CITE: (W-177 SN089437)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: R--Professional, Administrative and Management Support
Services--Potential Sources Sought
OFFADD: U.S. Postal Service, Headquarters Purchasing, Room 4541,
475 L'Enfant Plaza, SW., Washington, DC 20260-6230
SUBJECT: R--INTERACTIVE VOICE RESPONSE (IVR)
SOL N/A
POC Cindy Miller, Acting Purchasing Specialist, (202) 268-5238
DESC: The U. S. Postal Service hereby cancels January 14, 1997
CBD Announcement seeking companies that provide Interactive
Voice Response (IVR) Services to support the USPS entry-level
hiring process due to change of purchasing direction.
EMAILADD: cmille14@email.usps.gov
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089510)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: S--Utilities and Housekeeping Services
OFFADD: Officer in Charge of Construction, Los Angeles Area,
Southwest Division, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Seal
Beach, Ca 90740-5000
SUBJECT: S--SECURITY GUARD SERVICES AT TERMINAL ISLAND NAVAL
COMPLEX AND SURROUNDING AREAS, LONG BEACH, CA
SOL N68711-97-B-6736
DUE 072397
POC Delores Leonard, Contract Specialist, 562/626-6032, Contracting
Officer - Gwen Lavender
DESC: Synopsis 97-27: The Contractor shall furnish all labor,
supplies, materials, equipment, transportation, facilities,
supervision, and management necessary to provide uniformed
guard service when ordered, in accordance with the contract
requirements. Specific requirements and procedures will be
described in the Delivery Orders. As a minimum, conduct requirements
in conformance with applicable publications, Standard Operating
Procedures (SOP), codified industry standards and recommended
practice. The intention of this solicitation is to obtain Security
Guard protection service on an as-needed basis to detect and
report occurrences of trespass, theft, vandalism, and any other
unauthorized activities occurring within the perimeters of
the Terminal Island Naval Complex and Surrounding Areas, Long
Beach, California. Performance time will be for twelve months
from award. The total duration of this contract, including
exercise of any options, shall not exceed five years. Bids
will be considered from all responsible sources. A Bid Bond
in the amount of 20% of the guaranteed Minimum is required
and must be submitted with the bid. For award purposes a performance
bond in the amount of 100% and a payment bond in the amount
of 50% is required. The proposed contract is 100% Set-Aside
for Small Businesses. The Standard Industrial Classification
Code is 7381. The related Small Business Size Standard is $9
million! NOTE Plans and Specifications will not be mailed to
firms within a 20 mile radius of the issuing office. Solicitation
packages may be acquired in person from Plan Issue or by mail.
Requests for the solicitation package must be in writing stating
the solicitation number N68711-97-B-6736, complete name, address,
area code and phone number and whether bidding as a prime/subcontractor/supplier/manufacturer.
Mail requests to SWD, Contracts Office, OICC/ROICC, Los Angeles
Area, Naval Weapons Station, Building 230 (West Wing), Seal
Beach, CA 90740-5000 or fax requests to plan issue at 562/626-7521.
Telephone request will not be accepted. Specifications will
be available on 23 July 1997 until supply is exhausted. No
deposit is required. Prospective bidders are advised that there
will be tours of the job site on 05 August 1997 and 12 August
1997 at 10:00 a.m. local time. Reservations should be made
by calling the OICC/ROICC Los Angeles Area, point of contact
Ron Johnson, at 562/980-2720 at least 48 hours in advance of
the scheduled tour. No contractor will be admitted without
reservations.
LINKURL: http://www.efd.west.navfac.navy.mil
LINKDESC:
EMAILADD: erockoff@efdswest.navfac.navy.mil
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (D-176 SN089047)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: S--Utilities and Housekeeping Services
OFFADD: 11th Contracting Squadron, 500 Duncan Ave, Room 250,
Bolling AFB, DC 20332-0305
SUBJECT: S--REMOVE AND INSTALL CARPET
SOL 97QS393
DUE 070997
POC Renata Y. Ellington, SSgt (202)767-8029
DESC: The correct fax number is (202)767-7887. Also there will
a site visit 30 Jun 1997 at 10:00 am. I need the names and
SSN of all personnel that will attend the site visit so i can
get passes to get them on the base. You need to arrive at the
base at least 20 minutes prior so you can get your pass. the
site visit will be held at building 1304 Luke Ave.
CITE: (W-177 SN089242)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: S--Utilities and Housekeeping Services
OFFADD: U.S. Army Corps Of Engineers, Fort Worth District, P.O.
Box 17300, 819 Taylor Street, Attn: CESWF-CT, Fort Worth, TX
76102-0300
SUBJECT: S--CLEANING, LITTER PICKUP, AND MOWING SERVICES CONTRACT
AT WHITNEY POWER PLANT, LAGUNA PARK, TX
SOL DACW63-97-B-0049
DUE 081997
POC Karen Smith, Contract Specialist, 817/978-7471
DESC: Contractor shall furnish all labor, materials, supplies,
tools, equipment and supervision to perform Cleaning/Litter
Pickup/Mowing Services at Whitney Power Plant. Solicitation
will issue on or about 17 July 1997 with bid opening on or
about 19 August 1997. The terms of the contract will consist
of a one-year base period and two one-year renewal options.
The proposed contract listed here is a 100% small business
set-aside. See Note 1. All responsible sources may submit a
bid which shall be considered by the agency. Facsimile requests
for solicitation documents are acceptable (FAX# 817/978-4797,
ATTN: Karen Smith). No express mail procedures will be utilized
on initial mailing of solicitation packages.
LINKURL: http://EBS.swf.usace.army.mil/
LINKDESC:
Division
EMAILADD: karen.smith@SWF01.usace.army.mil
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089249)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: S--Utilities and Housekeeping Services
OFFADD: U.S. Army Corps Of Engineers, Fort Worth District, P.O.
Box 17300, 819 Taylor Street, Attn: CESWF-CT, Fort Worth, TX
76102-0300
SUBJECT: S--REFUSE COLLECTION AAND DISPOSAL SERVICES AT SAM RAYBURN
LAKE, JASPER, TX
SOL DACW63-97-B-0054
DUE 090397
POC Melanie Hubbard, Contract Specialist, 817/978-3114
DESC: Contractor shall furnish all equipment, materials, plant,
and labor necessary to perform Refuse Collection and Disposal
Services, Sam Rayburn Lake, Jasper, Texas. Solicitation will
issue on or about 01 August 1997 with bid opening on or about
03 September 1997. The terms of the contract will consist of
a one-year base period and two one-year renewal options. All
responsible sources may submit a bid which shall be considered
by the agency. Facsimile requests for solicitation documents
are acceptable (FAX# 817/978-4797, ATTN: Melanie Hubbard).
No express mail procedures will be utilized on initial mailing
of solicitation packages.
LINKURL: http://EBS.swf.usace.army.mil/
LINKDESC:
Division
EMAILADD: melanie.hubbard@SWF01.usace.army.mil
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089252)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: S--Utilities and Housekeeping Services
OFFADD: U.S. Army Corps Of Engineers, Fort Worth District, P.O.
Box 17300, 819 Taylor Street, Attn: CESWF-CT, Fort Worth, TX
76102-0300
SUBJECT: S--CLEANING AND TRASH PICKUP SERVICES AT NAVARRO MILLS
PROJECT OFFICE, PURDON, TX
SOL DACW63-97-B-0051
DUE 082897
POC Ruth Powell, Contract Specialist, 817/978-4412
DESC: Contractor shall furnish all labor, materials, supplies,
tools, equipment and supervision to perform Cleaning and Trash
Pickup Services at Navarro Mills Project Office, Purdon, TX.
Solicitation will issue on or about 29 July 1997 with bid opening
on or about 28 August 1997. The terms of the contract will
consist of a one-year base period and two one-year renewal
options. The proposed contract listed here is a 100% small
business set-aside. See Note 1. All responsible sources may
submit a bid which shall be considered by the agency. Facsimile
requests for solicitation documents are acceptable (FAX# 817/978-4797,
ATTN: Ruth Powell). No express mail procedures will be utilized
on initial mailing of solicitation packages.
LINKURL: http://EBS.swf.usace.army.mil/
LINKDESC:
Division
EMAILADD: ruth.powell@SWF01.usace.army.mil
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089257)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: S--Utilities and Housekeeping Services
OFFADD: U.S. Army Corps Of Engineers, Fort Worth District, P.O.
Box 17300, 819 Taylor Street, Attn: CESWF-CT, Fort Worth, TX
76102-0300
SUBJECT: S--CLEANING AND TRASH PICKUP SERVICES AT BARDWELL LAKE,
ENNIX, TX
SOL DACW63-97-B-0048
DUE 082897
POC Melanie Hubbard, Contract Specialist, 817/978-3114
DESC: Contractor shall furnish all equipment, materials, and
labor necessary to perform Cleaning and Trash Pickup Services
at Bardwell Lake, Ennis, Texas. Solicitation will issue on
or about 29 July 1997 with bid opening on or about 28 August
1997. The terms of the contract will consist of a one-year
base period and four one-year renewal options. The proposed
contract listed here is a 100% small business set-aside. See
Note 1. All responsible sources may submit a bid which shall
be considered by the agency. Facsimile requests for solicitation
documents are acceptable (FAX# 817/978-4797, ATTN: Melanie
Hubbard). No express mail procedures will be utilized on initial
mailing of solicitation packages.
LINKURL: http://EBS.swf.usace.army.mil/
LINKDESC:
Division
EMAILADD: melanie.hubbard@SWF01.usace.army.mil
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089259)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: S--Utilities and Housekeeping Services
OFFADD: US Army Corps of Engineers, Little Rock District, (CESWL-CT),
PO Box 867 Little Rock, AR 72203-0867
SUBJECT: S--MAINTENANCE SERVICE, OZARK, DARDANELLE AND TOAD SUCK
FIELD OFFICES
SOL DACW03-97-B-0056
DUE 080497
POC Deannda Knight, Contract Specialist, (501)324-7167; FOR SPECIFICATIONS:
Theresa M. Morris, (501)324-6844.
DESC: Contractor shall furnish all necessary management, personnel,
materials and supplies, parts, tools, equipment, etc., to
provide maintenance services in the Ozark, Dardanelle, and
Toad Suck Field Offices and parks, under the jurisdiction
of the Russellville Project Office, Russellville, Arkansas.
Issue of specifications has been delayed. Date of issue for
specifications will be on or about July 1, 1997, at a cost
of $5.00. Solicitation documents will be made available upon
receipt of a written request (NO FAX), to include check or
money order (NO CASH) made payable to the FAO, US Army COE,
LRD, and mailed to the Contracting Division at the above address.
Bid opening date will be on or about August 4, 1997 at 2:00
p.m. This proposed procurement is 100% Small Business Set-
Aside. SIC: 8744
CITE: (W-177 SN089260)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: S--Utilities and Housekeeping Services
OFFADD: 22 CONS/LGCV 53147 Kansas St Ste 102, McConnell AFB KS
67221-3606
SUBJECT: S--HOSPITAL LAUNDRY SERVICES
SOL F14614-97Q5000
DUE 073197
POC SSgt Cynthia Norton, Contract Administrator, 316-652-4531
or Mike Bolinger, Contracting Officer, 316-652-4529.
DESC: Services, Non Personal: To Provide all personnel, equipment,
labor, and services to perform laundry/dry cleaning services
for McConnell AFB, KS Hospital Clinic. Services will be for
a Base Year and three option years. This Solicitation is unrestricted
and all intrested business concerns should submit a request
to this office. Tentative issue date is 10 July 1997. Tentative
closing date is 31 July 1997. No telephone requests or collect
calls will be accepted. All requests for the solicitation must
be submitted in writing. Please include your business name,
size representation, address and telephone/fax numbers in your
written request. Solicitation requests may be faxed to (316)652-4531
CITE: (I-177 SN089301)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: S--Utilities and Housekeeping Services
OFFADD: Department of State, Office of Acquisition, P. O. Box
9115, Rosslyn Station, Arlington, VA 22219-0244
SUBJECT: S--PACKING, CRATING, STORAGE
SOL S-OPRAQ-97-B-0116
DUE 081497
POC Reaver Taylor, 703-875-5077, or Robert Powell, Contracting
Officer, 703-875-6030
DESC: The Department of State (DOS) has a requirement to seek
a firm capable of providing a non-personal services contract
for providing receipt, inspection, inventorying, consolidation,
deconsolidation, export packing, temporary storage, and delivery
to pier and related services connected with the forwarding
and receiving of U.S. Government-owned furniture, furnishings,
commissary items, supplies, personally owned and government
owned vehicles, and equipment required by the Department of
State for its Foreign Service Posts, and forwarding/receiving
household effects (HHE) belonging to U.S. Government employees.
Unless otherwise specified, all Contractor deliveries are
"FAS" carrier Miami/Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Commercial Zones.
For purposes of this contract, the contractor's place of
performance must be within a ten (10) mile radius of the U.S.
Despatch Agency office in Miami, Florida. The contract is
to run for a base year and four (4) one year options. This
requirement is 100% Small Business Set-Aside SIC Code 4783
size standard 18.5 million. Copies of this bidders package
may be obtained from Reaver Taylor by fax (703) 875-6085.
All bidders are encouraged to request a copy of this IFB
through Internet.
LINKURL: http://www.statebuy.inter.net/home.htm
LINKDESC:
EMAILADD: Reaver.Taylor@dos.us-state.gov
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089476)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: S--Utilities and Housekeeping Services
OFFADD: Facilities Contracts Post-Award Department, Navy Public
Works Center, Yorktown Division; Naval Weapons Station, P.O.
Box 440; Yorktown, VA 23691-0440
SUBJECT: S--WALL COVERING REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION
SOL N00187-97-Q-9918
POC Contracting Officer Patricia Anderson, FAX at (757) 887-4221.
DESC: Provide and secure new Government-furnished wall covering/coating
installation at the Naval Weapons Station, Yorktown, Virginia
and Cheatham Annex, Williamsburg, Virginia. The Government
contemplates award of a Firm Fixed Price contract. Requests
for copies of this solicitation may be made by mail or fax
at (757) 887-4313.
CITE: (M-177 SN089486)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: S--Utilities and Housekeeping Services
OFFADD: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Philadelphia Wanamaker
Building, Room 643, 100 Penn Square East, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
19107
SUBJECT: S--JANITORIAL SERVICES FOR ATLANTIC CITY SUB OFFICE,
ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY
SOL DACW61-97-R-0028
DUE 081397
POC Contact Gwendolyn V. McBride, 215-656-6774
DESC: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Philadelphia District,
intends to award a firm, fixed price contract for janitorial
services at the Atlantic City Sub-Office, 501 Maryland Avenue,
Atlantic City, New Jersey. The period of performance is for
1 year with four (4) option years commencing on or about Novermber
1997 through October 1998. Any contract awarded as a result
of this solicitation will be subject to the availability of
funds for the subsequent fiscal year(s). All work is to be
performed in accordance with the terms and conditions as stated
in the solicitation. Although cost is one of the factors
for evaluation, it is not as important as technical competence.
Offerors shall submit their proposals in two separate parts
for evaluation; a cost proposal and a technical proposal. The
Government will evaluate both technical and cost proposals
separately. Evaluation of the technical proposals will include
completeness and reasonableness of the information provided
by prospective offerors. The evaluation process includes:
A) The separation of cost and technical proposals for independent
evaluation; B) Cost proposals will receive a cursory review
to determine the competitive cost range; C) Technical proposals
will be evaluated for technical acceptability; D) The Government
may elect to conduct negotiations with offerors whose proposals
are technically acceptable (or which may be made acceptable
without major modification) and fall within the competitive
cost range. The Government reserves the right to award a contract
on the basis of initial offers without conducting negotiations;
and E) an award will be made to the offeror whose proposal
provides the greatest overall value and is most advantageous
to the Government . TECHNICAL EVALUATION CRITERIA - Each technical
proposal shall be evaluated on the basis of the following
factors: NOTE: The Government may reject a proposal if preliminary
assessment of the proposal concludes that the proposal is
so technically deficient that it is not reasonably susceptible
to being made acceptable without major modification. The following
factors are listed in a descending order of importance. The
subfactors within each factor are listed in descending order
of importance. (A) Managerial/Organizational Capability -
1) Demonstration of project managerial ability through documented
history of timely and successful completion of past janitorial
services/project; 2) Demonstration that adequate supervision,
staff, and employee resources will be allocated to satisfactorily
perform required services; 3) Demonstration that current contracts
and obligations will not impede timely and successful completion
of contract requirements; and 4) Demonstration of ability to
respond quickly to the concerns and inquires of Mr. Joseph
Scoleri, Chief, Atlantic City Survey Sub-Office, on a regular
basis through the term of the contract. (B) Quality of Technial
Proposal -(1) Demonstration of detailed plan for performance
of daily, weekly, monthly and semi-annual services and how
compliance with the specifications will be achieved, (C)
Qualifications of Staff/Personnel 1) Demonstration that all
employees assigned to this contract possess at least two (2)
years of prior experienced in the cleaning/maintenance of public
parks and/or recreation areas; 2) Demonstration that at least
50 percent of the employees assigned to this contract possess
at least three (3) prior years of experience in performing
general janitorial services (D) Prior Experience 1) Demonstration
of at least two (2) years of experience in providing contract
cleaning/maintenance of public parks or recreation areas. Provide
a list of references 2) Demonstration of at least five (5)
years of experience in providing contracted cleaning/janitorial
services. An award will be made to the offeror whose offer
provides the greatest overall value and is the most advantageous
to the Government. Solicitation No. DACW61-97-R-0028 will
be issued on or about 14 July 1997 with a closing date of 13
August 1997 at 1400 hours at the local place of bid opening.
Interested prospective contractors can obtain a copy of the
solicitation by writing to the Corps of Engineers, Wanamaker
Building, Room 643, 100 Penn Square East, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
19107 or faxing to (215) 656-6798. All requests must include
the solicitation number, mailing address (No P.O. Box Numbers),
telephone and fax numbers and a point of contact. The SIC code
for this procurement is 7349. All responsible sources may submit
a proposal for consideration. This procurement is 100% Set-Aside
for small Business.
CITE: (W-177 SN089504)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: S--Utilities and Housekeeping Services
OFFADD: CG, MCAS Cherry Point, Facilities, AOIC Facilities Support
Contracts, Building 87, PSC Box 8006, Cherry Point, NC 28533
SUBJECT: S--HOUSEHOLD REFUSE AND DEBRIS COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL
SOL N62470-97-B-1848
DUE 082197
POC June H. Finn, (919)466-4130
DESC: The work includes furnishing all labor, supervision, tools,
materials, equipment, transportation and management necessary
to perform collection and disposal services of household garbage
and debris at the Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry Point, North
Carolina. Contract term is for one year with four options.
Tentative bid opening date is 21 August 1997. The Standard
Industrial Classification (SIC) Code is 4953. Small Business
size standard is $6,000,000. This procurement is unrestricted.
CITE: (I-177 SN089527)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: S--Utilities and Housekeeping Services
OFFADD: CG, MCAS Cherry Point, Facilities, AOIC Facilities Support
Contracts, Building 87, PSC Box 8006, Cherry Point, NC 28533
SUBJECT: S--REFUSE TRANSFER AND DISPOSAL SERVICES
SOL N62470-97-B-1811
DUE 082197
POC June H. Finn, (919)466-4130
DESC: The work includes furnishing all labor, supervision, tools,
materials, equipment, transportation and management necessary
to perform refuse transfer and disposal services to accept
refuse at a central collection point at the Marine Corps Air
Station, Cherry Point, North Carolina, and from this collection
point, the Contractor shall haul the refuse to and provide
for its ultimate disposal as specified. Contract term is for
one year with four options. The Standard Industrial Classification
Code is 4953. Small Business size standard is $6,000,000. Tentative
bid opening date is 21 August 1997. This procurement is unrestricted.
CITE: (I-177 SN089532)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: S--Utilities and Housekeeping Services
OFFADD: Oc-Alc/Dir Of Contracting, 7858 5th St Ste 1, Tinker
Air Force Base Ok 73145-9106
SUBJECT: S--PROVIDE DMAG CUSTODIAL SERVICES
SOL F34650-97-R-0072 00
POC For copy, Joan Mcmillin/Pkoss/[405]739-2174, For additional
information contact Joan Mcmillin/Pkoss/[405]739-2174
DESC: 100% small business set aside (see note 1) services non-personal
to provide janitorial services for Depot Maintenance Activities
Group (DMAG) funded shops and restrooms at Tinker AFB, OK for
two-week orientation period, basic year beginning 1 Oct 97
and four (4) one year options. This requirement will not be
solicited using commercial procedures (see note 26). Point
of contact Joan McMillin/OC-ALC/PKOSS, 7858 5th St, Suite 1,
Tinker AFB, OK 73145-9106, telephone 405-739-2174 or Fax 405-739-7422.
Only written or faxed requests will be honored. See Note (s)
26.
CITE: (I-177 SN089560)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: S--Utilities and Housekeeping Services
OFFADD: U.S. Army Corps Of Engineers, Fort Worth District, P.O.
Box 17300, 819 Taylor Street, Attn: CESWF-CT, Fort Worth, TX
76102-0300
SUBJECT: S--HERBICIDE AND PESTICIDE APPLICATION SERVICES, LEWISVILLE
AND RAY ROBERTS LAKES, LEWISVILLE, TX
SOL DACW63-97-B-0062
DUE 082197
POC Lisa Menting, Contract Specialist, 817/978-7469
DESC: Contractor shall furnish all equipment, materials, and
labor necessary to perform Herbicide and Pesticide Application
Services, at Lewisville and Ray Roberts Lakes, Lewisville,
Texas. Solicitation will issue on or about 21 July 1997 with
bid opening on or about 21 August 1997. The terms of the contract
will consist of a one-year base period and two one-year renewal
options. The proposed contract listed here is a 100% small
business set-aside. See Note 1. All responsible sources may
submit a bid which shall be considered by the agency. Facsimile
requests for solicitation documents are acceptable (FAX# 817/978-4797,
ATTN: Lisa Menting). No express mail procedures will be utilized
on initial mailing of solicitation packages.
LINKURL: http://EBS.swf.usace.army.mil/
LINKDESC:
Division
EMAILADD: lisa.k.menting@SWF01.usace.army.mil
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089573)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: S--Utilities and Housekeeping Services
OFFADD: GSA Keystone Contract SVCS Group (3PKC), The Wanamaker
Building Rm 725, 100 Penn Square East, Philadelphia, PA 19107-3396
SUBJECT: S--JANITORIAL SERVICES, EPA LAB, 839 BESTGATE RD, ANNAPOLIS,
MD
SOL GS-03P-97-CDC-1041
DUE 081597
POC Donna England, 215-656-6108, Kimberly DeSant, 215-656-6115
DESC: Furnish all labor, materials, tools, equipment, and supervision,
necessary to provide janitorial and related services for the
EPA Lab, 839 Bestgate Road, Annapolis, MD. This procurement
is set-aside for small business concerns. Period of performance
is for one (1) six (6) month base period to begin 9/1/97 through
2/28/98 with nine (9) six (6) month option periods. This solicitation
will be available on or about 7/15/97. This announcement constitutes
synopsis of the Pre-Invitation Notice. Requests for this solicitation
can be faxed to the attention of Ms. Mallon LaRocco at (215)656-5955,
or in writing to Ms. Mallon LaRocco, GSA, Allegheny Realty
Services District (3PKC), 100 Penn Square East, Room 725, Philadelphia,
PA 19107. Telephone requests will not be honored. SIC 7349.
CITE: (W-177 SN089574)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: T--Photographic, Mapping, Printing, and Publication
Services
OFFADD: Patent and Trademark Office, Office of Procurement, Box
6, Washington, DC 20231
SUBJECT: T--VIDEO DISTRIBUTION SERVICES
SOL 52-PAPT-7-00035
DUE 081497
POC Naomi Sorrell, Contracting Officer (703) 305-8563
DESC: The Patent and Trademark Office, located in Crystal City,
Arlington, Virginia anticipates entering into a 3 year (base
and two one year options), fixed price, indefinite quantity
contract for VIDEO DISTRIBUTION SERVICES. The services will
be acquired under Federal Acquisition Regulation, Part 12,
Acquisition of Commercial Items procedures. The proposed contract
is 100% set aside for small business concerns. The Standard
Industrial Classification Code is 5735. A competitive Request
for Proposal (RFP) will be issued on or about July 14, 1997.
The RFP closing date will be thirty days thereafter. Only written
requests for the RFP are acceptable. The request may be faxed
to the attention of Naomi Sorrell on (703)305-8294 or mailed
to the above listed address. The purpose of this competitive
solicitation and the resultant contract is to establish a
video distribution source for the purchase of four Patent
and Trademark Office (PTO) video productions. The contractor
shall facilitate distribution of the four video productions
to a nation-wide audience including cable, public and commercial
television; public and private schools and education associations;
intellectual property organizations; trade associations; and
the general public. The contractor shall provide video distribution
services through contractor's own source of mailing catalog
or listing(s), for the purchase of any or all videos. In addition,
the contractor shall market and distribute information about
the videos via promotional flyers in catalogs, mailing lists,
and web site listing. PTO will provide the master for each
video for duplicationg purposes. The contractor shall duplicate
and keep adequate supply of all four videos in both 1/2" and
3/4" format. The contractor shall respond to all requests within
three days. A contractor will be selected based on technical
capability that includes: equipment and facilities, field of
circulation, marketing and promotion plan and prior experience.
In addition, the PTO will take into consideration past performance
and price.
EMAILADD: naomi.sorrell@uspto.gov
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-176 SN089033)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: T--Photographic, Mapping, Printing, and Publication
Services
OFFADD: Hampton Regional Printing Procurement Office, U.S. Government
Printing Office, 11836 Canon Blvd. Suite 400, Newport News,
VA 23606
SUBJECT: T--MANUFACTURE AND PRINTING OF KIT FOLDERS
SOL JACKET 531-559
DUE 071097
POC Contracting Officer: Robert Blake; POC: Sue Williams, 757-873-2800
DESC: One time procurement of 400,025 kit folders for the Defense
Automated Printing Service, Fort Eustis, VA. Finished size
is 9-3/8 x 12" plus 1/4" spine. Prints full coverage in black,
yellow and gold. Quality level 2 for printing applies. Folders
deliver to St. Louis, MO.
LINKURL: http://www.gpo.gov/procurement/hampton/synopsis.shtml
LINKDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089085)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: T--Photographic, Mapping, Printing, and Publication
Services
OFFADD: Fleet and Industrial Supply Center, Norfolk Washington
Detachment 901 M.Street, S.E. Bldg. 200 4th Flr., Washington
Navy Yard, Washington, DC 203
SUBJECT: T--PUSH PULL SOUNDTRACK DUPLICATION
SOL NOO600-97-I-2711
DUE 072197
POC To make a requests for a copy of the draft RFI contact FISC
Norfolk Detachment Washington Cusomer Service Center by fax
at (202) 433-9569. For additional questions contact Micky Nelson,
Contract Specialist, Code 02W1.7A, at (202) 685-1286.
DESC: The Fleet and Industrial Supply Center Norfolk, Detachment
Washington intends to issue a Request for Information (RFI)
for industry comment, RFI N00600-97-I-2711, in support of the
National Archives and Records Administration. A request for
proposal will be issued at a later date. The government intends
to award a firm fixed price, Indefinite Delivery Indefinite
Quantity type contract. The government reserves the right to
award more than one contract for this requirement. Past performance
will be a key evaluation factor. The government intends to
have oral presentations and only Contractor personnel shall
participate in the presentation. This requirement is for a
base year and four option years. Comments are encouraged on
the draft Statement of Work and are due no later than 21 July
1997. The SIC code for this requirement is 7819. This requirement
will not be restricted, full and open competition is encouraged.
Fax all comments on the Statement of Work to Ms. Laura Hurd
Code, 02W1.1G (202) 433-5414. The Fleet and Industrial Supply
Center would like to establish a contract for the preservation
duplication of push-pull soundtrack recordings from the reels
of acetate based, master positive, composite motion pictures.
There is a total of 1,100 reels of 35 mm motion picture film
with obsolete push-pull format optical soundtracks, the reels
are approximately 1,000 feet long. The National Archives anticipates
that approximately 220 reels of film shall be duplicated per
year and offers a guaranteed minimum of 22 rolls per year.
NARA requires the service of a contractor (s) to produce new
track negatives, as variable- area, analog, optical soundtracks,
from the composite positives. The overall objective of this
contract is to obtain quality soundtracks on a quality format,
retaining complete aural content and character of the original
soundtracks. The soundtracks to be duplicated under this contract
were produced by or acquired from two sources, one source was
the U.S. Army Signal Corps and the other from Time Inc., as
part of a donation included with the March of Time Stock Film
Library. Documentary in character, the recordings relate to
contemporary American history, in particular World War II and
other subjects. All work all be performed at the contractor(s)
work cite, the contractor(s) shall be responsible for providing
all supplies, equipment and labor to produce the new soundtracks.
The contractor(s) shall inspect reels of original film in preparation
for duplication, shall clean and repair the original film if
needed, and shall produce an intermediate magnetic recording
(NARA has no desire to acquire such intermediates) if needed.
The overall objective is not to "restore" the soundtracks,
but to make clear, accurate copies of the originals. Only in
cases where obvious technical problems exist shall the contractor(s)
utilize selective filtering or noise suppression to improve
the quality or intelligibility of the recordings, such techniques
shall be used in moderation. The contractor(s) shall ensure
that all sound transfers are accurate, complete, in sync, and
amplified to reflect a consistent and intelligible sound level.
The negative sound tracks shall be produced using 35 mm, polyester
based, high contrast, black-and-white, orthochromatic, silver
gelatin film. Sensitometric tests and sound quality evaluations
shall be conducted by the contractor(s) to determine optima;
laboratory aim densities for the recordings, including printing
and evaluating positive copies of the soundtracks for testing
purposes when necessary. All film shall be processed to meet
the appropriate archival containers, and label containers.
The contractor(s) shall attach leaders, label leaders, place
reelsin archival containers, and the label containers. The
contractor(s) shall maintain a listing of information relating
to the soundtracks. The contractor(s) shall initiate, document,
and maintain a quality control program to ensure the quality
of the soundtracks produced.
CITE: (W-177 SN089093)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: T--Photographic, Mapping, Printing, and Publication
Services
OFFADD: National Science Foundation, Division of Administration
Services, 4201 Wilson Blvd., Suite 295, Arlington, Va 22230
SUBJECT: T--PRINTING OF NSF BULLETIN NEWSLETTER
SOL IFB DAS 97-108
POC Marcella Green, Contract Specialist, 703-306-1122/Veronica
Bankins, Contracting Officer, 703-306-1122
DESC: The National Science Foundation has a requirement for printing
of its "NSF Bulletin" newsletter. This 2-color publication
prints black and 1 Pantone color (as marked)on 70# recycled
offset text stock (white). The trim size is 21.59 cm x 29.94
cm (8 1/2" x 11"). This newsletter is printed 10 times annually,
and the print run ranges from 10,000 to 16,500 copies per issue.
The Contractor has 6 full business days to print a job (2 days
bluelines, 4 days final). Contractor performance includes creation
of gradient (graduated) screen), copy and/or disk(s) pickup,
blueline deliver and pickup, printing, and final delivery of
printed product to 4 different locations in the Washington
Metropolitan Area. It is preferred that interested contractors
be located within 100 kilometer (62) miles radius of the NSF
Headquarters located at 4201 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, Virginia.
Any bidder intending to use production facilities outside this
area will be required to furnish information, with their bid,
which will on its face demonstrate ability to meet the schedule
requirements. This acquisition 100% small business set-aside.
The SIC code for this acquisition is 2759 -- Commercial Printing,
N.E.C. size standard of not more than 500 employees. Solicitation
will be available on or about 15 days after publication of
this notice. Only written requests will be honored.
EMAILADD: mgreen@nsf.gov
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089270)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: T--Photographic, Mapping, Printing, and Publication
Services
OFFADD: Los Angeles Regional Printing Procurement Office, U.S.
Government Printing Office, 12501 East Imperial Highway, Suite
110, Norwalk, CA 90650-3136
SUBJECT: T--OFFSET DUPLICATING/COPYING/PRINTING
SOL Program 2943-S
DUE 072297
POC Diane Abeyta, (562) 863-1708.
DESC: Single award term contract for period 08-01-97 to 07-31-98,
for the Defense Printing Service. Production area assumed to
be within the Los Angeles, CA, commercial zone as defined by
the Interstate Commerce Commission. This contract is a set
aside for Small Disadvantaged Businesses. Short-run duplicating/copying
and printing, approx. 6 orders for books and pamphlets per
year of approx. 12 pages per order, approx. 60 to 3,000 copies
per order, up to 8-1/2 x 11", approx. 102 orders for forms
per year, approx. 25 to 7,500 forms per order. Operations include
copy pickup, films, duplicating/copying, printing, binding,
packing, labeling and marking, and distribution. One to 4 workday
production schedule. Product Quality Level IV attributes. Requirements
for bidding are available by request on your firm's letterhead.
CITE: (M-177 SN089484)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: T--Photographic, Mapping, Printing, and Publication
Services--Potential Sources Sought
OFFADD: Fleet and Industrial Supply Center, Norfolk Washington
Detachment 901 M.Street, S.E. Bldg. 200 4th Flr., Washington
Navy Yard, Washington, DC 203
SUBJECT: T--REPRODUCTION OF OBSOLETE AUDIO RECORDINGS
SOL N00600-97-I-2713
DUE 072197
POC To make requests for a copy of the Draft RFI contact FISC
Norfolk Detachment Washington Customer Service Center by fax
at (202) 433-9569. For additional questions contact Carol Bacon,
Contract Specialist, Code 02W1.7D at (202) 433-6383.
DESC: The Fleet and Industrial Supply Center Norfolk, Detachment
Washington intends to issue a Request for Information (RFI)
for industry comment, RFI N00600-97-I-2713 in support of the
National Archives and Records Administration. A request for
proposal will be issued at a later date. The government intends
to award a firm fixed price, Indefinite Delivery Indefinite
Quantity type contract. The government reserves the right to
award more than one contract for this requirement. Past performance
will be a key evaluation factor. The government intends to
have oral presentations and only Contractor personnel shall
participate in the presentation. This requirement is for a
base year and four option years. Comments are encouraged on
the draft Statement of Work and are due no later than 21 July
1997. This requirement will not be restricted, full and open
competition is encouraged. The SIC code for this requirement
is 7819. Fax all comments on the Statement of Work to Ms. Carol
Bacon, 02W1.7D (202) 433-2401. The requirement is for the preservation
duplication of Dictabelts, IBM Magnabelts, Dictalog Magnabelts,
and Memovox disc format audio recordings. The Dicatabelts,
Magnabelts, and Memovox discs shall each be considered a separate
lot, offerors have the option of bidding on individual lots,
any combination of lots, or all three lots, or portions of
the lots. There is a total of 1,500 Dictabelts and 1,446 IBM
Magnabelts (both types 12" in circumference), 154 Dictalog
Magnabelts (21" in circumference), and 11,000 Memovox discs
(both 12" and 16" in diameter). The Government anticipates
that approximately 300 Dictabelts, 320 Magnabelts, and 130
Memovox discs shall be re-recorded per year and offers a guaranteed
minimum of 30 Dictabelts, 32 Magnabelts, and 13 Memovox discs
per year. The Government requires the services of a contractor(s)
to produce new analog master recordings on "open reel audiotape
from the belts and discs. The overall objective of this contract
is to obtain quality recordings on a modern audiotape format,
retaining complete aural content and character of the original
recordings. The audio recordings to be recorded under this
contract were produced or acquired by the agencies of the U.S.
Federal Government, primarily during the period from 1941 to
1975, and transferred to National Archives and Record Administration
as permanently valuable records. Documentary in character,
the recordings relate to contemporary American history, particularly
World War II and international relations, and are in public
domain. Many recordings are speeches or radio broadcasts in
foreign languages. The length of the recordings vary from 30
minutes up to 60 minutes per item. All work shall be performed
at the contractor(s) work site, the contractor(s) shall be
responsible for providing all supplies, equipment and labor
to produce the new analog master preservation recordings on
" audiotape. The contractor(s)shall inspect the original belts
and discs in preparation for recording, shall clean the originals
if needed, and shall repair, with prior approval, damaged belts
and discs if needed. The overall objective is not to "restore"
the audio recordings, but to make clear, accurate copies of
the originals. The contractor(s) shall ensure that all recordings
are accurate, complete, and adjusted to reflect a consistent
and intelligible signal, and as necessary shall use appropriate
filtering or noise reduction technology to improve the intelligibility
of the recordings. The new analog audio recordings shall be
produced using new, previously unrecorded, splice free, backcoated,
", ferric oxide coated, 1.5 mil polyester based, open-reel
recording tape. The new master recordings shall be recorded
as fulltrack monophonic and recorded at 7.5 ips. The contractor(s)
shall attach 3-foot head and tail leaders and write the National
Archives and Record Administration file number and other specified
information on the leaders. The contractor shall add a test
tone to the head of each new master recording and shall cut
the length of the new master recording to the length of the
actual recorded program plus identification leader and run-up
stock. The contractor(s) shall provide storage containers for
each tape and label the containers with specified information.
The contractor(s) shall maintain a database listing of specified
information relating to the recordings. The contractor(s) shall
initiate, document, and maintain a quality control program
to ensure the quality of the audio recordings produced. The
successful awardee will be allowed to purchase basic recording
stock off the GSA schedule.*****
CITE: (W-177 SN089087)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: T--Photographic, Mapping, Printing, and Publication
Services--Potential Sources Sought
OFFADD: Fleet and Industrial Supply Center, Norfolk Washington
Detachment 901 M.Street, S.E. Bldg. 200 4th Flr., Washington
Navy Yard, Washington, DC 203
SUBJECT: T--QUADRUPLEX VIDEO RECORDING DUPLICATION
SOL N00600-97-I-2712
DUE 072197
POC 11. To make requests for a copy of the Draft RFI, contact
FISC Norfolk Detachment Washington Customer Service Center
by fax at (202) 433-9569. For additional questions contact
Mr. Courtney J. Edmonds, Contract Specialist, Code 02W1.7F
at (202) 433-6383
DESC: The Fleet and Industrial Supply Center Norfolk, Detachment
Washington intends to issue a Request for Information (RFI)
for industry comment, RFI N00600-97-I-2712, in support of the
National Archives and Records Administration. A request for
proposal will be issued at a later date. The government intends
to award a firm fixed price, Indefinite Delivery Indefinite
Quantity type contract. The government reserves the right to
award more than one contract for this requirement. Past performance
will be a key evaluation factor. The government intends to
have oral presentations and only Contractor personnel shall
participate in the presentation. This requirement is for a
base year and two option years. Comments are encouraged on
the draft Statement of Work and are due no later than 21 July
1997. This requirement will not be restricted, full and open
competition is encouraged. Fax all comments to Mr. Courtney
Edmonds, Code 02W1.7F at (202) 433-2401. The SIC code for this
requirement is 7819. The National Archives and Records Administration
(NARA) would like to establish a contract for the preservation
duplication of 2", high band/low band, Quadruplex format video
recordings. There is a total of 229 recordings. The National
Archives anticipates that approximately 76 Quadruplex video
recordings shall be rerecorded per year and offers a guaranteed
minimum of 8 recordings per year. NARA requires the services
of a contractor(s) to produce new digital D-2 format video
recordings from the Quadruplex recordings. The overall objective
of this contract is to obtain quality video recordings on a
modern format, retaining complete visual/audio content and
character of the original recordings. The video recordings
to be rereocorded under this contract were produced or acquired
by the agencies of the US Federal Government, primarily during
the 1960s and 1970s, and transferred to NARA as permanently
valuable records. Documentary in character, the recordings
relate to contemporary American History and are in the public
domain. All work shall be performed at the contractor(s) work
site, the contractor(s) shall be responsible for providing
all supplies, equipment and labor to produce the new digital
video recordings. The contractor(s) shall inspect the original
videotapes in preparation for rerecording, shall clean the
originals if needed, and shall bake the tapes to compensate
for binder deterioration if needed. The overall objective is
not to "restore" the video recordings. But to make clear, accurate
copies of the originals. Only in cases where obvious technical
problems exist shall the contractor(s) utilize selective filtering
or noise suppression to improve the quality of intelligibility
of the recordings, such techniques shall be used in moderation.
The contractor(s) shall apply full time-base correction and
dropout compensation. The contractor(s) shall ensure that all
rerecordings are accurate, complete, in sync, and adjusted
to reflect a consistent and intelligible signal. The D-2 format
digital video recordings shall be produced using new, previously
unrecorded video cassettes made by recognized brand-name manufacturers.
SMPTE time codes shall be recorded on all copies and the audio
shall be recorded on at least two of the four channels. The
contractor(s) shall add two slates, of ten seconds each, at
the beginning of each recording. One slate shall identify the
recording and the other shall be of the National Archives Logo.
All D-2 video recordings shall meet the appropriate standards
for D-2 format video as specified by SMPTE. The contractor(s)
shall provide storage containers for each cassette and label
the containers with specified information. The contractor(s)
shall maintain a listing of information relating to the recordings.
The contractor(s) shall initiate, document, and maintain a
quality control program to ensure the quality of the video
recordings produced.
CITE: (W-177 SN089091)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: T--Photographic, Mapping, Printing, and Publication
Services--Potential Sources Sought
OFFADD: Fleet and Industrial Supply Center, Norfolk Washington
Detachment 901 M.Street, S.E. Bldg. 200 4th Flr., Washington
Navy Yard, Washington, DC 203
SUBJECT: T--STILL PHOTOGRAPHIC NEGATIVE DUPLICATION
SOL N00600-97-I-2707
DUE 072197
POC 11. To make requests for a copy of the Draft RFI, contact
FISC Norfolk Detachment Washington Customer Service Center
by fax at (202) 433-9569. For additional questions contact
Mr. Courtney J. Edmonds, Contract Specialist, Code 02W1.7F
at (202) 433-6383
DESC: The Fleet and Industrial Supply Center Norfolk, Detachment
Washington intends to issue a Request for Information (RFI)
for industry comment, RFI N00600-97-I-2707, in support of the
National Archives and Records Administration. A request for
proposal will be issued at a later date. The government intends
to award a firm fixed price, Indefinite Delivery Indefinite
Quantity type contract. The government reserves the right to
award more than one contract for this requirement. Past performance
will be a key evaluation factor. The government intends to
have oral presentations and only Contractor personnel shall
participate in the presentation. This requirement is for a
base year and two option years. Comments are encouraged on
the draft Statement of Work and are due no later than 21 July
1997. This requirement will not be restricted, full and open
competition is encouraged. The SIC code for this requirement
is 7819. Fax all comments to Mr. Courtney Edmonds, Code 02W1.7F
at (202) 433-2401. The National Archives and Records Administration
(NARA) would like to establish a contract for the preservation
duplication of historic still photographic negatives on acetate
safety film by producing interpositives and duplicate negatives
on 70mm roll film. NARA anticipates that approximately 33,000
negatives shall be duplicated per year and offers a guaranteed
minimum of 3,300 negatives per year. The original negatives
to be duplicated in the first year are in Record Group 286,
Records of the Agency for International Development (AID),
and were produced by AID and its predecessors to document economic
recovery in Europe under the "Marshall Plan". The negatives
range in size from 35mm frames up to 4"x5". All work shall
be performed at the contractor(s) work site, the contractor(s)
shall be responsible for providing all supplies, equipment
and labor to duplicate the original negatives. The overall
objective of this contract is to obtain preservation quality
6cm x 7cm (or 6cm x 9cm) format interpositives on 100' rolls
of 70mm wide film using a high-quality camera system and contact
printed duplicate negatives produced from the rolls of interpositives,
all retaining the complete informational content and accurate
tonal character of the original negatives. The duplicate negatives
shall be cut into strips and sleeved in plastic storage pages.
The unique item number for each negative shall be photographically
printed onto each interpositive and duplicate negative. The
contractor(s) shall inspect the original negatives in preparation
for duplication, shall clean the original negatives if needed,
and shall not duplicate any deteriorated negatives that are
found. The interpositives and duplicate negatives shall be
produced using a polyester-based (4 mil or 5 mil), fine grained,
medium contrast, continuous-tone black and white, silver gelatin
film; the film used for the interpositives shall panchromatic.
All duplicate negatives shall be contract printed, emulsion-to-emulsion,
on a roll to roll film contact printer, and cut into strips
after processing. Sensitometric tests shall be conducted by
the contractor(s) to determine optimal exposure/developer/development
time for the interpositives and duplicate negatives to produce
an accurate reproduction of the original negatives. All film
shall be processed to meet the appropriate archival standards
as specified in ANSI IT9.2. The contractor(s) shall place the
rolls of interpositives in archival containers and label the
containers as specified. The contractor(s) shall cut, sleeve,
folder, and box the duplicate negatives. All negative pages,
folders, and boxes shall be of archival quality and shall be
labeled by the contractor(s) as specified. The contractor(s)
shall initiate, document, and maintain a quality control program
to ensure the quality of the interpositives and duplicate negatives
produced.
CITE: (W-177 SN089094)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: T--Photographic, Mapping, Printing, and Publication
Services--Potential Sources Sought
OFFADD: Fleet and Industrial Supply Center, Norfolk Washington
Detachment 901 M.Street, S.E. Bldg. 200 4th Flr., Washington
Navy Yard, Washington, DC 203
SUBJECT: T--PHOTOGRAPHIC, MAPPING, PRINTING, & PUBLICATION SERVICES
SOL N00600-97-I-2706
DUE 072197
POC To make requests for a copy of the Draft RFI contact FISC
Norfolk Detachment Washington Customer Service Center by fax
at (202) 433-9569. For additional questions contact Carol Bacon,
Contract Specialist, Code 02W1.7D at (202) 433-6383.
DESC: The Fleet and Industrial Supply Center Norfolk, Detachment
Washington intends to issue a Request for Information (RFI)
for industry comment, RFI N00600-9 -I-2706, in support of the
National Archives and Records Administration. A request for
proposal will be issued at a later date. The government intends
to award a firm fixed price, Indefinite Delivery Indefinite
Quantity type contract. The government reserves the right to
award more than one contract for this requirement. Past performance
will be a key evaluation factor. The government intends to
have oral presentations and only Contractor personnel shall
participate in the presentation. This requirement is for a
base year and four year options. Comments are encouraged on
the draft Statement of Work and are due no later than 21 July
1997. This requirement will not be restricted, full and open
competition is encouraged. The SIC code for this requirement
is 7384. Fax all comments on the statement of work to Ms.Carol
Bacon, 02W1.7D (202) 433-2401. The National Archives and
Records Administration (NARA) would like to establish a contract
for the preservation duplication of 9 1/2" wide by 500' long
rolls of aerial photographic negatives on acetate safety film.
NARA anticipates a one year, indefinite quantity, firm fixed
price contract, with four option years. The contract may be
a single or multiple award contract. The National Archives
anticipates that approximately 240 rolls of film shall be duplicated
per year and offers a guarantee minimum of 24 rolls per year.
NARA requires the services of a contractor(s) to produce new
rolls of direct duplicate negatives from the rolls of original
negatives. All work should be performed at the contractor(s)
site, the contractor(s) shall be responsible for providing
all supplies, equipment and labor to duplicate the roll of
aerial negatives. Due to legal agreements that require NARA
to provide rolls of specific aerial film to the originating
agencies within 24 hours of request, the contractor(s) may
be required occasionally to return or ship specified original
rolls to NARA within 24 hours of a request from NARA. This
contract shall be restricted to vendors within the local metropolitan
DC geographical area, within 90 mile radius of the National
Archives at College Park. The overall objective of this contract
is to obtain preservation quality rolls of duplicate negatives,
retaining the complete informational content accurate tonal
character of the original negatives. The contractor(s) shall
inspect the rolls of original aerial film in preparation for
duplication, shall clean the original film if needed, and repair
the original film if needed. The rolls of direct duplicate
negatives shall be produced using a polyester-based (4mil or
5 mil), fine grained, medium contrast, continuous tone black
and white, silver gelatin film. - All rolls of direct duplicate
negatives shall be contact printed , emulsion to emulsion,
on a roll to roll aerial film contact printer; the printer
shall be equipped with static eliminators and film cleaning
apparatus (such as a particle transfer roller cleaner). Sensitometric
tests shall be conducted by the contractor (s) to determine
optimal exposure/developer/ development time for the direct
duplicate negatives to produce an accurate reproduction of
the original negatives. All film shall be processed to meet
the appropriate archival standard as specified in ANSI IT9.2.
The contractor(s) shall place the rolls in archival containers
and label the containers. The contractor (s) shall initiate,
document, and maintain a quality control program to ensure
the quality of the rolls of duplicated aerial film produced.

CITE: (W-177 SN089237)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: U--Education and Training Services
OFFADD: Federal Bureau of Prisons, 3600 Spurr Rd., Lexington,
KY 40511
SUBJECT: U--SMALL APPLIANCE REPAIR INSTRUCTION FOR THE FEDERAL
MEDICAL CENTER, LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY
SOL RFQ 123-0007
DUE 082197
POC Michelle L. Davy, Regional Contract Specialist, 606-253-8892.
DESC: The Federal Bureau of Prisons intends to award a nonpersonal
service contract to the qualified individual or business capable
of providing small appliance repair instruction to inmates
housed at the Federal Medical Center, Lexington, Kentucky.
Services include but are not limited to: planning, organizing
and teaching students VCR, TV, washing machine, dryers and
microwave repair. Contractor is required to have prior experience
and knowledge, and instruct these inmates in a professional
manner. The contract period will include a base year, not to
exceed twelve months from date of award. This is a nonpersonal
service, not to exceed 30 hours per week, and not a personnel
appointment. The anticipated number of sessions to be completed
is 5 per week, with a session defined as six hours. The anticipated
issue date of solicitations is July 16, 1997, with an anticipated
receipt of offers due by August 21, 1997. This is a 100% set
aside for small business. Requests for quotation solicitation
packages may be obtained by writing to the Regional Contracting
Office, 3600 Spurr Rd, Quarters 14, Lexington, KY, 40511, Attn:
Michelle Davy. You may also fax a request to 606-253-8882.
No phone requests will be accepted.
CITE: (I-177 SN089303)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: U--Education and Training Services
OFFADD: Directorate of Contracting, Uniformed Services University
of the Health Sciences, Rm A1040c, 4301 Jones Bridge Road,
Bethesda MD 20814-4799
SUBJECT: U--SEMINAR FOR DOCTOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH PROGRAM
SOL MDA905-97-Q-0111
DUE 071197
POC Sally Ward, Contracting Specialist, 301-295-3067, or David
Denton, Contracting Officer, 301-295-3068
DESC: The Department of Preventive Medicine and Biometrics, of
the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USUHS),
the Department of Defense Medical School, intends to procure
for four years(base year with 3 option years)the following
services of St. Johns College on a sole source basis in support
of the Doctorate in Public Health (Dr.P.H.) Program: 1) The
Contractor will conduct an on-site seminar series for- use
in the Doctorate of Public Health (Dr.P.H.) Program and other
advanced graduate and residence programs being initiated by
the Department of Preventive Medicine and Biometrics. This
seminar series will have three parts, each of one year's duration
beginning on or about August 15 of each year through on about
August 14 of each year thereby coinciding with the USUHS academic
year. One part will deal with the nature of scientific inquiry,
and will include foundational readings in logic, philosophy,
mathematics and multiple scientific disciplines. The second
part will deal with the communal responsibility of the phsician
and will include primarily readings in ethics. The third part
will include readings on politics, economics, literature, the
social sciences and the behavioral sciences. Readings will
be selected from works which have had the greatest impact throughout
history. Scholars from both years of the program will read
primary works by original thinkers, theorists, creative problem-solvers,
and the initiators of scientific breakthroughs. Rather than
emphasizing the accumulation of facts, or even the acquisition
of new techniques of investigations, with all the potential
advantages of cross-fertilization between two fields, this
seminar series will focus on the generation and evaluation
of ideas themselves. There will be approximately 45 seminars
per year, each lasting 1 to 2 hours; 2) The Contractor will
assign 2-4 seminar leaders for this project. The seminars,
each of 1 to 2 hours' duration, will be conducted at USUHS
and will be attended by faculty and students selected by the
Director of Graduate Programs, Department of Preventive Medicine
and Biometrics; 3) By the end of August 1997, the contractor
will provide the Director of Graduate Programs, the Department
of Preventive Medicine and Biometrics with a detailed syllabus
for a seminar series of 45 seminars dealing with the nature
of scientific inquiry. This will form the basis for the 1997-1998
seminar series, subject to ongoing modification by common consent
of the Contractor and the Director of Graduate Programs. 4)
In accordance with the Prompt Payment Act and the terms and
conditions of the contract, the Contractor may be paid 20%
of the total cost per quarter with the remainders at the end
of each year. The contractor will provide evidence that they
have a well-trained academic staff, with the following qualifications:
1) extensive experience in leading small group seminar discussions;
2) experience and familiarity with a broad range of disciplines
including the physical sciences, the social sciences, philosophy,
mathematics and literature; and familiarity with evolution
and historical development of ideas in these disciplines. Contractor
must provide either one individual or a small group of seminar
leaders (not more than three individuals) to conduct the entire
seminar series on a vast array of topics. These topics are
all interrelated aspects of one major problem which is dealt
with throughout the year. The seminar leader must be familiar
with several distinct disciplines. The individual must also
be familiar with all major writings in these fields throughout
history and will use his/her broad based knowledge to develop
and integrated seminar series. Offers from interested and qualified
parties will be considered. All responsible sources may request
a copy of the solicitation in writing or by fax, 301-295-1716.

CITE: (W-177 SN089451)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: U--Education and Training Services--Potential Sources
Sought
OFFADD: Us Postal Service, Denver Purchasing Service Center,
3300 S. Parker Rd.,suite 400, Denver, Co 80014-3500
SUBJECT: U--EDUCATION & TRAINING SERVICES FOR PATENTED LIFTING
METHOD.
DUE 072597
POC Wayne A. Randall OR Roy C. Sandusky
DESC: 1. U. S. Postal Service is searching for sources to provide
a patented method of lifting training. The training will include
extensive training materials to use for ongoing lifting training.
The training will be a patented technique for material handling/lifting
which seeks to minimize work related injuries and subsequent
lost workday injuries by teaching a new lifting strategy.
2. The training should consist of classroom and on-site instruction
at the employees workstations. Trainers will instruct Postal
employees on how to use muscle and body structure to perform
lifting tasks. The training should provide mini-sessions for
each lifting task and documentation to provide additional resources
for follow-up activities. 3. All inquires must be done by
email. Responses will be forwarded within a two day period
(this doesn't include weekends and holidays).
EMAILADD: WRANDALL@EMAIL.USPS.GOV
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089474)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: V--Transportation, Travel, and Relocation Services
OFFADD: Contracting Officer (90C), VA Medical Center, 508 Fulton
Street, Durham, NC 27705
SUBJECT: V--AMBULANCE SERVICE
SOL 558-71-97
DUE 080797
POC Amelia Evans (919) 286-6914 Ext. 6445
DESC: Provide advanced life support ambulance services for beneficiaries
of the VA Medical Center, 508 Fulton Street, Durham, North
Carolina 27705, for the period 9/1/97 thru 8/31/98 with two
option year renewals. Bidding material will be available on/or
about 7/7/97. Written request is required. Fax requests will
be accepted at 919/286-6819. See Note(s): 1.
CITE: (I-177 SN089343)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: V--Transportation, Travel, and Relocation Services
OFFADD: Department of Commerce, NOAA, 200 World Trade Center,
Room 209, Norfolk, VA 23510-1624
SUBJECT: V--TOWING THE NOAA SHIP RELENTLESS
SOL RFQ EASC 97-2578
DUE 070197
POC Carrie Houck, Purchasing Agent (757) 441-6648/William D.
Privott, Contracting Officer (757) 441-6561
DESC: The Request for Quotation EASC 97-2578 for the Towing of
NOAA Ship Relentless is cancelled in it's entirety.
LINKURL: www.easc.noaa.gov
LINKDESC:
EMAILADD: carrie.f.houck@noaa.gov
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089463)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: V--Transportation, Travel, and Relocation Services
OFFADD: Department of Energy, Savannah River Operations Office,
Office of Procurement and Contractor Human Resources, P.O.
Box A, Aiken, South Carolina, 29802
SUBJECT: V--LOAD AND UNLOAD CARGO BETWEEN VEHICLES AND AIRCRAFT
SOL DE-RP09-97SR18527
DUE 072197
POC Beth O'Rear, Contracts Specialist, Telephone NO. 803-725-1345
DESC: The U. S. Department of Energy (DOE), Savannah River Operations
Office (SR), near Aiken, SC, intends to enter into a non-competitive
contract with the Aviation Department of the City of Augusta,
GA. This contract is for facilities, equipment, and personnel
to manually or mechanically load and unload cargo at the Bush
Field Airport located at Augusta, GA. This action is authorized
under Section 303(C)(1) of CICA [41 U.S.C. 253 (C)(1)]. The
Aviation Department of the City of Augusta, GA., has been selected
because it operates Bush Field Airport and controls all access
to the facility and is the only entity permitted to perform
these services at the Bush Field Airport and has been performing
these services for DOE-SR for the past fifteen years. The contract
is for a one-year period with four one-year options. Concerns
having the ability to furnish the required services are requested
to given written notification (including the telephone number
for a point of contract) along with a detailed description
of the concern's capabilities and evidence that the concern
can obtain a permit from the Aviation Department of the City
of Augusta to perform the required services at the Bush Field
Airport. This information shall be submitted within 15 calendar
days from the date of this notice. See Note 22.*****
EMAILADD: beth.orear@srs.gov
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089466)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: W--Lease or Rental of Equipment
OFFADD: FISC Norfolk Detachment Philadelphia, 700 Robbins Ave.,
Bldg. 2B, Philadelphia, PA 19111-5083
SUBJECT: W--LICENSING OF MOTION PICTURES
SOL N00140-97-R-2825 through 2837, 2839, 2840, 2843, 2844, 2846,
2847, 2849 through 2857
DUE 082297
POC Point of Contact - Mike Capilato (Code 02P32G), Contract
Specialist, 215-697-9688, Contracting Officer, J. O'Sullivan,
215-697-9680
DESC: The Fleet & Industrial Supply Center Norfolk Detachment
Philadelphia intends to solicit and negotiate Indefinite Delivery
/ Requirements contracts with those parties holding the copyrights
or access to the copyrights of films. The leased films are
for use ashore and afloat by the Navy, Marine Corps, Coast
Guard and ships of the Military Sealift Command and designated
ships of the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration.
The acquired films must be furnished in the following formats:
(1) 8 MM videocassettes and (2) 35MM prints. This requirement
is part of the Navy's Motion Picture Licensing Program. It
is anticipated that the contract will contain one (1) twelve
(12) month base period plus one (1) additional twelve (12)
month option year. This action is taken pursuant to the authority
of 10 U.S.C. 2304, 41 U.S.C. 253 and FAR 6.101. Any inquiries
should be made by letter or telefax direct to FISC Norfolk
Detachment Philadelphia, Code 02P52F. Fax number is (215) 697-9738/9739.
The applicable Standard Industrial Classification Number is
7822.
EMAILADD: SYNOPSIS@PHIL.FISC.NAVY.MIL
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (D-177 SN089083)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: W--Lease or Rental of Equipment
OFFADD: RCO, Seckenheim, Attn: AEUCC-S, Unit 29331, APO AE 09266
SUBJECT: W--LEASE OF VEHICLES (SEDANS AND VANS)
SOL SE-0032-97
POC ELKE SCHABO 011-49-621-487-3377 fax 011-49-621-478286
DESC: 1. The proposed contract is for rental (both short term
(- 90 days) and long term (+ 90 days)) of sedans and vans (9
passenger and cargo). 2. The proposed contract will support
US Army units within the Heidelberg/Mannheim Germany area.
All vehicles must comply with all applicable safety laws, ordinance
rules, and regulations by Germany. All motor vehicles will
be no more than 2 years old. No vehicle will have been driven
in excess of 55,000 kilometers (or equivalent in miles) at
time of delivery. All motor vehicles will be equipped with
either standard or automatic transmission. 3. The period
of performance is 16 Aug 97 through 15 Aug 98 with 2 ea one-year
options. 4. The proposed contract will be processed as a
requirements contract.
EMAILADD: SchaboE@hq.usacce.army.mil
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089174)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: X--Lease or Rental of Facilities
OFFADD: U S Postal Service, Facilities Service Office, 8055 E
Tufts Avenue, Suite 400, Denver, CO 80237-2881
SUBJECT: X--NEW CONSTRUCTION LEASED - THREE FORKS, MT
SOL 072976-97-A-0187
DUE 081197
POC Bryant J.Schroeder (303) 220-6528
DESC: The Postal Service is soliciting proposals to construct
a building in Three Forks, Montana of approximately 5,085 net
square feet on a site controlled by the Postal Service of 28,000
square feet. The building will be leased to the Postal Service
for a twenty (20) year term. Offers must be presented on forms
provided by the Postal Service. Solicitation packages will
be available on or about July 14, 1997, and may be obtained
by remitting a NON-REFUNDABLE fee of $50.00 per set. When ordering
refer to SOLICITATION NUMBER 072976-97-A-0187 and make funds
payable to "A&D DRAFT-AID". Visa or Mastercard will be accepted.
Mail or FAX your request with your credit card number to A&D
Draft-Aid. To obtain a solicitation package or for information
concerning solicitation packages, correspondence should be
directed to: A&D Draft-Aid, Inc., Attn: Diana Esquerra, P O
Box 40877, Denver, CO 80204-0877 (303) 573-5757 FAX (303) 573-8714.
For information concerning the design and/or specifications
please contact: Michael Williams, Architect/Engineer (303)
220-6525. For information regarding terms of the solicitation
please contact: Bryant J. Schroeder, Real Estate Specialist
(303) 220-6528. Proposals are due in the Denver Facilities
Service Office by 4:00 PM on August 11, 1997. (The Postal Service
reserves the right to reject any proposals received after the
due date.) SUBMISSIONS WILL NOT BE RETURNED.
CITE: (W-177 SN089454)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: U. S. Postal Service, Facilities Service Office, 6 Griffin
Road North, Windsor, CT 06006-0300
SUBJECT: Y--PREQUALIFICATION OF CONTRACTORS FOR THREE NEW USPS
OWNED BUILDINGS IN DERRY, NH, SHREWSBURY, MA AND TEWKSBURY,
MA
SOL 082530-97-A-0098
DUE 071597
POC John Nielsen (860) 285-7120 or Richard Whiddon (860) 285-7219
DESC: The United States Postal Service is prequalifying general
construction contractors to build three new USPS owned facilities
in Derry, New Hampshire and Central Massachusetts (Shrewsbury
and Tewksbury). A brief description for each building is as
follows: Derry, New Hampshire: The building will be located
on the intersection of Tersninento Road and Rt. 28 in Derry,
New Hampshire. The facility is approximately 21,000 sf and
requires extensive site work. The estimated construction cost
is between $3.0 million and $3.5 million. The building will
have a new postal store and carrier operations. Shrewsbury,
Massachusetts: The building is located on the site of the existing
Shrewsbury Central Mail Processing plant located on West Main
Street in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts. The facility is approximately
17,000 sf and the estimated cost is between $2.0 million and
$2.5 million. The building will be for carrier operations only.
Tewksbury, Massachusetts: The building will be located on Main
Street in Tewksbury, Massachusetts. The facility is approximately
24,000 sf and requires extensive site work. The estimated construction
cost is between $2.5 million and $3.0 million. The building
will have a new postal store and carrier facilities. To be
considered for this prequalification process, a construction
firm must have been in business for at least five (5) years
and must have successfully completed at least three (3) buildings
of a similar size, cost and complexity, within the same time
period. Contractors will be evaluated by a committee of USPS
architects and engineers and rated on the following factors
in descending order: 1) prior construction experience, 2) project
management, 3) financial capability, 4) company organization
and 5) quality assurance/quality control program. A full explanation
for each of these categories can be found in the prequalification
package. Contractors must specify in the prequalification package
which facilities they wish to be prequalified for. A contractor
may choose any number or combination of facilities. Note: The
USPS reserves the right to limit the number of construction
awards to a prequalified contractor depending upon the capacity
of the firm and regardless of the price proposal. To request
a copy of the prequalification package, please do so in writing
via fax (860 285-1287) or mail to Patricia Sullivan, Purchasing
Specialist at the United States Postal Service, Facilities
Service Office, 6 Griffin Road North, Windsor, CT 06006-0300.
Telephone requests will not be honored. There is no charge
for this preqaulification package. Prequalification packages
are available and are due back to the Windsor FSO no later
than Tuesday, July 15, 1997. All contractors will be notified
of their status by Wedensday, July 23, 1997. Plans and specifications
will be sent to the prequalified contractors free of charge
by Wednesday, July 30, 1997 and price proposals are due into
the Windsor Facilities Service Office no later than Friday,
August 22, 1997. Awards will be made by September 15, 1997.
Questions regarding the Derry project should be addressed to
the Project Manager, John Nielsen at (860) 285-7120. Questions
regarding the Shrewsbury and Tewksbury projects should be addressed
to Richard Whiddon at (860) 285-7219.
CITE: (W-176 SN089014)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: United States Postal Service, Major Facilities Office,
225 North Humphreys Blvd, Memphis, TN 38166-0300
SUBJECT: Y--MELVILLE, NEW YORK, MID ISLAND PROCESSING AND DISTRIBUTION
CENTER, DESIGN/BUILD EXPANSION
SOL 475450-97-A-0224
DUE 080597
POC Mrs. Rita Williams-Humphrey, Purchasing Specialist, 901/747-7655
DESC: The project consists of the design and construction of
an expansion to the Mid Island, New York, Processing & Distribution
Center, 160 Duryea Road, Melville, New York, of approximately
59,682 net square feet. Work includes but is not limited to,
demolition, earthwork, site utilities and site improvements,
paving, landscaping and irrigation. Work also includes concrete
foundations and slab-on-grade, steel structure, steel joists
and decking, roof membrane over roof insulation (to match existing),
masonry, metal stud partitions, insulation, gypsum board walls
and ceilings, acoustical ceilings, resilient flooring, carpeting,
custom cabinets and fixtures, carpentry, painting, metal doors,
metal frames, door hardware, sectional overhead doors, metal
fabrications, signage, loading dock equipment, fire protection
and detection systems, security systems, electrical, and heating,
ventilating, and air conditioning complete and ready for use.
Technical submittals will require evidence of (1) Experience;
(2) Management Plan; (3) Financial Capability; and (4) Organization.
Plans will be available June 27, 1997. Offers due August 5,
1997. Performance time is 180 calendar days from date of Notice
to Proceed. The estimated cost range is between $3,500,000
and $4,000,000. A formal Preproposal Conference is scheduled
for Thursday, July 10, 1997, 9:00 a.m., Room C. (use the entrance
near the Flag Pole) at the facililty. Attendance is not mandatory,
but is strongly encouraged. A plant walk-through will follow
the conference. On-site contact is Mr. Dominic L. Bratta, CPE,
CEM, Maintenance Manager (516/755-2544). The nonrefundable
cost of the plans and specifications for the above project
is $160/set for Priority Mail service (2 to 3 days). For Express
Mail (overnight) service $210/set. If you desire plans and
specifications for this project, please send your request,
along with your fee remittance made payable to: Rapid Reproductions
- Attn: USPS; 5300 Pleasant View Rd.; Memphis, TN 38134-6414
(FAX 901/385-2679). To expedite, fax a copy of your request
and check before mailing. If received before 2 p.m. CDT on
weekdays, the package will be mailed that day. Be sure to reference
the subject solicitation number on your request. Plans will
also be available for your inspection at the following locations:
Mid Island P & D Center; Local Plan Rooms; F.W. Dodge, Inc.

LINKURL: www.usps.gov
LINKDESC:
EMAILADD: jraley2001@aol.com
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-176 SN089017)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: Facilities Service Offcice, 4000 DeKalb Technology Pkwy.,
Ste. 300, Atlanta, GA 30340-2799
SUBJECT: Y--CRESTVIEW, FL - MAIN OFFICE - NEW CONSTRUCTION OWNED
SOL 123125-97-A-3083
DUE 080197
POC Pat Ward, Facilities Contract Specialist
DESC: Notice published 6/23 showed Clearview, FL in Subject Line,
which should have read Crestview, FL. Description, solicitation
number, response date and all other information was correct
for Crestview, FL construction advertisement.
EMAILADD: pward@usps.gov
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089258)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: Willamette National Forest, 211 E. 7th, Eugene, Oregon,
97401
SUBJECT: Y--MCKENZIE RIVER TRAIL RECONSTRUCTION-MCKENZIE RANGER
DISTRICT
SOL SOL R6-18-97-727
DUE 090597
POC Contact Contract Specialist. Telephone No. 541/465-6506
DESC: A project to reconstruct approximately 27.2 miles of trails.
Work consists of reconstructing the trailbed, building raised
trailbeds, constructing log and rock retaining walls, constructing
a raised walkway, 35' bridge, etc., on the McKenzie Ranger
District, 50 miles east of Eugene, Oregon. Estimated start
work date is September 22, 1997. Contract performance time
is 365 calendar days. Government's estimate is between S25,000
and S100,000. This contract is NOT set-aside for small business
pursuant to Public Law 100-656, Small Business Competitive
Demonstration Act.
CITE: (I-177 SN089286)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: Contracting Office, Siuslaw National Forest, P.O. Box
1148, Corvallis, OR 97339
SUBJECT: Y--BULL RUN SAND ROAD CONSTRUCTION
SOL SOL RFQ 97-8405
DUE 081497
POC Contact, Administrative Services, 541/750-7118
DESC: This project consists of constructing an all-season sand
road. Work items include moving sand, sand excavation, building
ponds, culvert installations, and placement of: geotextile
fabric, rip rap, and aggregate base. This project is located
on the Siuslaw National Forest, Oregon Dunes National Recreation
Area, Coos County, Oregon. The Contractor shall furnish all
labor, equipment, supervision, transportation, supplies (except
those designated as Government-furnished) and incidentals to
accomplish all work necessary. Contract time is 45 calendar
days after receipt of the Notice to Proceed. Government estimate
is between S25,000 and S100,000. Estimated start work date
is September 2, 1997. This solicitation is not set-aside for
emerging small business concerns.
CITE: (I-177 SN089293)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: GIFFORD PINCHOT NATIONAL FOREST, 10600 N E 51 st Circle
, VANCOUVER WA
SUBJECT: Y--6063 ROAD DECOMMISSIONING, WIND RIVER RANGER DISTRICT
SOL R6-3-97-31
DUE 080697
POC Contracting Officer (360) 891-5088
DESC: This project involves the decommissioning of single lane
forest roads. The work consists of scarification of the existing
roadbed, construction of waterbars, cross ditches, and road
closure berms, removal of culverts and portions of road embankments,
and the seeding of fertilixation of all distrubed areas. See
Note(s): 1.
CITE: (I-177 SN089344)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: OICC/ROICC Jacksonville, NAVFACENGCOM Contracts, 1005
Michael Rd., Camp Lejeune, NC 28547-2521
SUBJECT: Y--II MEF STAGING AREA
SOL N62470-97-B-3582
DUE 081897
POC Kathie Rowe, (910) 451-2582, FAX (910) 451-5629
DESC: The work includes construction of a pre-engineered warehouse
with administrative space, site work; mechanical, plumbing,
and electrical work; all utilities and incidential related
work. Proposed contract is unrestricted. Estimated cost range
is 250,000 to 500,000. Plans and specs will be available on
or about 17 July 1997 until supply is exhausted. No deposit
is required. Bid opening date will be on or about 18 August
1997. TELEPHONE REQUESTS WILL NO LONGER BE HONORED. ONLY WRITTEN
AND FAX REQUESTS WILL BE ACCEPTED. Please state area code,
telephone number, street address, nine-digit zip code and whether
you are participating as a prime or subcontractor. PLEASE NOTE:
FAX# (910) 451-5629. All responsible sources may submit an
offer which will be considered. (0222)
CITE: (I-177 SN089346)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: GIFFORD PINCHOT NATIONAL FOREST, 10600 N E 51 st Circle
, VANCOUVER WA
SUBJECT: Y--3401 ROAD DECOMMISSIONING
SOL R6-3-97-30
DUE 072397
POC Contracting Officer (360) 891-5088
DESC: This project involves the decommissioning of single-lane
forest roads. The work consists of scarification of the exixting
roadbed, construction of waterbars and road closure berms,
removal of culverts and portions of road embankments, seeding
and fertilization of disturbed areas, placing erosion control
mats and blankets and other incidental work.
CITE: (I-177 SN089348)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: Contracting Division, U. S. Coast Guard Facilities Design
& Construction Center (Atlantic), 5505 Robin Hood Road, Suite
K, Norfolk, VA 23513-2431
SUBJECT: Y--CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW WATERFRONT AND SHOPS BUILDING,
U. S. COAST STATION SABINE, PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS
SOL DTCG47-97-B-3EFK19
DUE 082697
POC Point of Contact - Contact Mrs. Carol Anton, Contract Specialist
(757)858-6238, extension 207/Mrs. Marion E. Hundley, Contracting
Officer
DESC: Pre-solicitation Notice: Provide materials and services
necessary for the Construction of a new Waterfront and Shops
Building, U. S. Coast Station Sabine, Port Arthur, Texas. The
work includes, but is not limited to construction of the new
shops building, pier, bulkhead, paving, utilities, dredging,
site work, fueling facilities, demolition of existing pier
and storage building. All work shall be accomplished in accordance
with Specification No. 08-003-89 and Drawing No. 08-003-89
(sheets 1- 87). All work shall be completed within 365 calendar
days after Notice to Proceed. Plans (half-size), specifications,
and all necessary bid documents will be available approximately
24 July 1997 and may be obtained by forwarding a check in the
amount of $78.00 per set (non-refundable) made payable to Ridgway
Inc., 5001 Cleveland Street, Virginia Beach, Virginia 23462.
To receive a solicitation and be placed on the bidders' list,
interested parties must submit a written request and payment
to Ridgway, Inc. Do not send payment for packages to the U.
S. Coast Guard. Telephone inquiries will not be accepted. Full
size plans are also available from Ridgway, Inc., (757) 490-2305,
at a cost of $26.00 per set. All technical questions or inquiries
shall be made to Mrs. Carol Anton, USCG FDCC LANT (757) 858-6238,
extension 207. All technical questions shall be received by
12 August 1997. Approximate Bid opening for Solicitation No.
DTCG47-97-B-3EFK19 is 26 August 1997 at 2:00 p.m. in Norfolk,
VA. Estimated construction cost is between $1,000,000.00 and
$5,000,000.00. The solicitation is unrestricted IAW the Small
Business Competitiveness Demonstration Program. For Minority,
Women-owned and Disadvantage Business Enterprises: The Department
of Transportation (DOT), Office of Small and Disadvantaged
Business Utilization (OSDBU), has programs to assist minority,
women-owned and disadvantaged business enterprises to acquire
short-term working capital and bonding assistance for transportation-related
contracts. This is applicable to any eligible prime or subcontract
at any tier. The DOT Bonding Assistance Program enables firms
to apply for bid, performance and payment bonds up to $1.0
million per contract. The DOT provides an 80 percent guaranty
on the bond amount to a surety against losses. Loans are also
available under the DOT Short Term Lending Program (STLP) at
prime interest rates to provide accounts receivable financing.
The maximum line of credit is $500,000.00. For further information
and applicable forms concerning Bonding Assistance Program
and/or the STLP, please call the OSDBU at (800) 532-1169. DTCG47-97-B-3EFK19.
(AC0626071-03)
CITE: (I-177 SN089375)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: USDA, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Formerly
USDA, Soil Conservation Service, 75 High Street, Room 301,
Morgantown, WV 26505
SUBJECT: Y--LITTLE WHITESTICK CHANNEL MODIFICATION, RALEIGH COUNTY,
WEST VIRGINIA
SOL NRCS-16-WV-97
DUE 091597
POC Beth Bishop or DeAnn Shoemaker, (304)291-4486
DESC: Invitation for Bids will be available July 11, 1997. Requests
for packages should be mailed to USDA, Natural Resources Conservation
Service, Attn. Beth Bishop, 75 High Street, Room 301, Morgantown,
West Virginia 26505 or per Fax No. (304)291-4628. The work
consists of : Construction of .8 miles of channel including
channel work, relocation of sewer lines, and resurfacing of
roads. Estimated price range is between $5,000,000 and $10,000,000.
Estimated quantities of work are: CHANNEL: Clearing & Grubbing,
1 LS; Building Foundation, Bridge & Miscellaneous Structural
Removal, 1 LS; Temporary Seed, 192 LB; Straw Mulch, 6 TN; Silt
Fence, 500 LF; Surveys, 1 LS; Mobilization, 1 LS; Excation,
65,100 CY; Earthfill, 19,087 CY; Salvaging & Spreading of Topsoil,
24,572 SY; Cast in Place Concrete, 501 CY; Steel Reinforcment,
55,731 LB; Loose Rock Riprap, 4,379 CY; Grouted riprap, 2,073
CY; Contractor Inspection, 1 LS; Precast Reinforced Concrete
Box, 1,886 LF; Guardrail, 75 LF; SEWER RELOCATION: Special
Fill Material, 600 CY; Gravity Sewer Pipe, 5,543 LF; Concrete
encased pipe, 270 LF; Manholes & Covers, 46 EA; Connections,
33 EA; Aerial Stream Crossing, 120 LF; Replace Existing Service
Connection, 25 EA; Remove Existing Manhole, 6 EA; Abandon Existing
Sewers, 600 LF; ROADWAY: Aggregate Base Course, 487 CY; Bituminous
Material, 1,168 GA; Guardrail, 300 LF; Combination Concrete
Curb & Gutter, 150 LF; Temp. Structures for maintaining Traffic,
1 LS; Traffic Control Devices, 14,375; Flagger, 600 hrs; Temp
concrete Barriers, 200 LF; Electric Arrow, 180 DA; Warning
Lights, 2,750 DA; Small Field Office and Storage Bldg., 1 LS;
Hot mix Asphalt, 1,223 TN. Performance time is 650 calendar
days. A pre-bid/Site showing Conference is scheduled for July
23, 1997 at 10:00 a.m. Plan to meet at the City of Beckley
Municiple Building, 409 South Kanawha , Beckley, West Virginia.
The Pre-bid/Site Showing Conference will be conducted by Dee
Thoompson Mills and Loren Rice, Contracting Officer's Technical
Representatives, (304)255-9225. There will be NO other Pre-bid/Site
Showing Confernce. All responsible sources may sources may
submit a bid which will be considered by the Agency.
EMAILADD: dshoemak@wv.nrcs.usda.gov
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089415)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: USPFO for California, Contracting Office, PO Box 8104,
San Luis Obispo, CA 93403-8104
SUBJECT: Y--CONSTRUCT MULTIPURPOSE MACHINEGUN & MODIFIED RECORD
FIRE RANGES
SOL DAHA04-97-B-0009
DUE 090197
POC Sheri Bashaw, (805) 594-6214
DESC: Furnish all labor, material, equipment and supplies necessary
for the Construction f a 16 lane remote engagement targetry
system Modified Record Fire and and eight lane remote engagement
targetry system Multipurpose Machinegun Range at the Western
Mobilization and Training Complex, Camp Roberts, CA. The project
will include a steel framed control tower, metal bleacher enclosures
and covered mess areas, concrete masonry unit latrines, operations
/storage building and ammunition breakdown buildings. These
facilities will be connected to the post sewer and water, site
prep, drainage, parking areas, maintenance trails and flag
poles. The magnitude of proposed construction is between $1,000,000.
and $5,000,000. Contract performance is 14 months. 20% bid
bond requirement; Davis-Bacon wage rates applicable; liquidated
damages are $363.00 per day. Plans and specifications will
be available on/about 1 August 1997; bid opening o/a 1 September
1997; 2:00 p.m. This invitation for bid is unrestricted. The
standard industril classification code is 1629 and the small
business size stndard is $17 million for the previous three
years. There will be a $100.00 non-refundable charge for plans,
specs, and bid documents. A certified check or money order
must be made payable to "USPFO for California" and mailed to
this office. Company checks will not be accepted. All requests
must be in writing and indicate company size and minority status.
Express mail may be addressed to Bldg 633, Hwy 1, Camp S.L.O.,
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401. Only prime contractors to receive
bidding documents from this office; they will not be furnished
to subcontractors. Due to limited supply, issuance will be
on a first-come, first-served basis until supply exhausted.
A firm-fixed price contraact will be awarded as a result of
this solication.
CITE: (W-177 SN089453)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: Seattle Facilities Field Office USPS, 34301-9th Ave.
S., 3rd Floor, Federal Way, WA 98063-6721
SUBJECT: Y--REPLACE HVAC SYSTEM, TACOMA WA P&DC
SOL 415046-97-A-0343
DUE 072497
POC Technical - Mary Lee (253) 874-7288; Solicitation Package,
Tamara Teker (253) 925-9725
DESC: The US Postal Service is soliciting for proposals for the
Replacement of the HVAC system at the Tacoma Processing & Distribution
Center, 4001 S. Pine St., Tacoma WA 98413-9731. In brief, the
project involves: Demolition of the existing HVAC systems,
chillers, parts of chiller building, etc. Construction of a
penthouse mechanical area and chiller pad on roof of existing
structure. Replacement of the HVAC system and controls, and
all incidental work as defined in the plans and specifications.
Performance time of contract is 180 days. Estimated cost: $1,000,000
to $1,200,000. Solicitation packages may be obtained from Royal
Reprographics, 7825 S. 180th St., Kent WA 98032. Plans and
specifications are available at a cost of $35.00 PER SET (NON-REFUNDABLE).
Mail check or money order payable to: "Disbursing Officer,
USPS and reference the above solicitation number. Since this
is a request for proposal, offers will not b publicly opened.
The number of offers received, the identity of the offerors,
the amount of any one offer, or relative standing of the offeror
will not be disclosed to anyone until after the award of contract
is made and the request is submitted in writing. Offerors are
encouraged to submit their proposal by the methods offered
by the US Postal Service (First Class, Priority Mail, or Express
Mail).
CITE: (W-177 SN089456)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: USDA, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Formerly
USDA, Soil Conservation Service, 75 High Street, Room 301,
Morgantown, WV 26505
SUBJECT: Y--MARLIN RUN CHANNEL MODIFICATION, POCAHONTAS COUNTY,
WEST VIRGINIA
SOL NRCS-19-WV-97
DUE 080597
POC Beth Bishop or DeAnn Shoemaker (304)291-4486
DESC: Invitation for Bids will be availabe July 10, 1997. Requests
for packages should be mailed to USDA, Natural Resources
Conservation Service, Attn: Beth Bishop, 75 High Street, Room
301, Morgantown, WV 26505 or per Fax. No. (304)291-4628. The
work consists of : installation of 8'x4' box culvert, grading
& shaping of channel, replacing asphalt paving and seeding
and mulching. Estimated price range is between $100,000 and
$250,000. Estimated quantities of work are: Clearing & Grubbing,
1 LS; Seeding & Mulching, 1.2 AC; Construction Surveys, 1 LS;
Mobilization, 1 LS; Excavation Common, 2400 CY; Drainfill,
355 CY; Concrete, Class 3000M, 382 SF; Corrugated Metal Pipe,
12" diameter, 156 LF; Rock Riprap, 175 TN; Contractor Quality
Control, 1 LS; Precast Concrete Box Culvert, 8'x4', 272 LF;
Concrete Drop Inlet, 1 EA; Asphalt Paving, 166 SY. Performance
time is 95 calendar days. A pre-bid conference/site showing
is scheduled for July 17, 1997 at 10:00 a.m. Plan to meet at
USDA, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Marlinton Field
Office located at the McK Building on 221 Eighth Street in
Marlinton, West Viginia. The conference will be conducted by
Jim Maple, Contracting Officer's Technical Representative,
(304)255-9225. There will be no other scheduled pre-bid confernece.
All responsible sources may submit a bid, proposal, or quotation
which will be considered by the agency.
EMAILADD: dshoemak@wv.nrcs.usda.gov
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089458)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: EFA Chesapeake, Washington Navy Yard, Building 212, 901
M Street, S.E., Washington, DC 20374-5018
SUBJECT: Y--VETINERARY TREATMENT FACILITY, MARINE CORPS BASE,
QANTICO, VIRGINIA
SOL N62477-95-B-1046
DUE 081397
POC Dorothy Finn, Contract Specialist, 202-685-3158
DESC: This Procurement is Unrestricted, but subject to the evaluation
criteria contained in DFARS 252.219.7008- Notice of Evaluation
Preference for Small Disadvantaged Business Concerns-Constructon
Acquisitions- Test Program. The SIC is 1542 - General Contractors
- Non -residential Buildings, Other than Industrial Buildings
and Warehouses. The size standard is $17M. The work includes
construction of a new 1716 square foot vetinerary treatment
facility and incidential related work. The facility is a slab-on-grade
construction with concrete masonry unit walls and partitions.
The exterior of the facility is an exterior insulation and
finish system. Roof constructuction consists of asphalt shingle
roofing on plywood and gypsum sheeting supported by metal-framed
trusses and rafters. The facility is heated and cooled by a
split-system heat pump with auxiliary electric heat. The facility
includes three exam rooms, a laboratory, pharmacy storage,
animal holding and exterior dog run, veterinarian's office,
technician ofice, receptionist area, waiting area, separate
public and saff toilets, and mechanical, electrical, and telephone/communication
support spaces. Request for Plans and Specifications may be
mailed to the above address by indicating "Plans Room", 1st
Floor, Building 212 or request may be sent via facsimile byusing
fax #202-433-0939. Contractors within the local area are encouraged
to pick-up a copy of the solicitation at Building 212, Washington
Navy Yard. The hours of operation of 7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Monday through Friday. There will be a non-refundable charge
of $43.00 for the documents. Make check payable to U. S. Treasury
Department, C/O EFA Ches. Please note that plans and specs
will be issued on a "first come-first serve" basis. The projected
date for the issuance of plans and specifications is 14 July
1997. The project date for the opening of bids is 13 August
1997 at 2:00 p.m. The estimated cost of construction is between
$250,000.00 and $500,000.00.
LINKURL: http://www.usa.gov/procurement/indix.html
LINKDESC:
EMAILADD: dlfinn@efaches.navfac/navy.mil
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089464)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: U.S. Postal Service, Facilities Service Office, P.O.
Box 27497, Greensboro, NC 27498-1103
SUBJECT: Y--NEW CONSTRUCTION LEASED (CONTROLLED SITE), EAST BEND,
NC 27019-9998
SOL 362575-97-A-S124
DUE 080897
POC Jeff Seria, Real Estate Specialist, (910) 665-2827, Robert
McNiece, Architect/Engineer, (910) 665-2828.
DESC: Advertisement for a new construction leased postal facility
for a Main Office in East Bend, NC. Construction of an approximate
5,071 square foot building to be constructed on a USPS controlled
site containing 133,540 gross square feet of land. Property
description: Intersection of land located between NC Highway
By-Pass 67 and Old Highway 67 Business. The lease term is for
a twenty year base with four five-year renewal options. To
receive a proposal package, send a NON-REFUNDABLE cashier's
check or money order made payable to Disbursing Officer in
the amount of $35.00 for EACH package. Please reference solicitation
number and/or facility. PLAN HOLDER LIST AVAILABLE THROUGH
WRITTEN REQUEST ONLY. DELIVERY OF PLAN HOLDER LIST VIA FAX
WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE.
CITE: (M-177 SN089487)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: U.S. Department of Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service/CGS/LFG,
911 N.E. 11th Avenue, Portland, Oregon 97232-4181
SUBJECT: Y--WATER BYPASS SYSTEM AT HAGERMAN NATIONAL FISH HATCHERY,
HAGERMAN, ID
SOL FWS1-97-071(LFG)
DUE 071497
POC Lola F. Gannon, (503) 231-6188/Contracting Officer. For requests
for bid package contact Sandy Stevens, (503) 872-2760, FAX
(503) 231-6259.
DESC: Work consists of installation of water bypass system including
pipeline, pipeline inlet and outlet and associated fencing
at Hagerman National Fish Hatchery, Hagerman, Idaho. The approximate
issue date is July 14, 1997. The issue date is an estimate
only and the actual bid due date will be 30 days after the
actual issue date. Price Range $25,000.00-$100,000.00.
CITE: (M-177 SN089490)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: OICC/ROICC Jacksonville, NAVFACENGCOM Contracts, 1005
Michael Rd., Camp Lejeune, NC 28547-2521
SUBJECT: Y--II MEF STAGING AREA, MARINE CORPS BASE, CAMP LEJEUNE,
NC
SOL N62470-97-B-3582
DUE 081897
POC Kathie Rowe, (910) 451-2582, FAX (910) 451-5629
DESC: The work includes construction of a pre-engineered warehouse
with administrative space, site work; mechanical, plumbing,
and electrical work; all utilities and incidential related
work. Proposed contract is unrestricted. Estimated cost range
is 250,000 to 500,000. Plans and specs will be available on
or about 17 July 1997 until supply is exhausted. No deposit
is required. Bid opening date will be on or about 18 August
1997. TELEPHONE REQUESTS WILL NO LONGER BE HONORED. ONLY WRITTEN
AND FAX REQUESTS WILL BE ACCEPTED. Please state area code,
telephone number, street address, nine-digit zip code and whether
you are participating as a prime or subcontractor. PLEASE NOTE:
FAX# (910) 451-5629. All responsible sources may submit an
offer which will be considered. (0222)
CITE: (I-177 SN089516)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: USDA, NRCS, 1902 Fox Drive, Champaign, Illinois 61820
SUBJECT: Y--BROCKVILLE CEMETERY EWP PROJECT, JASPER COUNTY, ILLINOIS
SOL NRCS-5010-IL-97
DUE 072497
POC For technial questions, contact Manny Wei @ (618)665-3327;
for contractual questions, contact: Bernita Clark @ (217)398-5296
DESC: Consists of geogrid slope stabilization. Price range $25,000
- $100,000. Bid packages will be available at the site showing
to be held on July 15, 1997, at 9:00 a.m. Interested offerors
may convene at the USDA, Natural Resources Conservation Service
office located at 1403 Clayton Avenue, Newton, Illinois, prior
to 9:00 a.m. Contact Dennis Clancy at (618)783-3611 for directions.
All responsible sources may submit an offer which will be considered.
See Note(s): 1.
CITE: (I-177 SN089518)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: Engineering Field Activity, NW, NAVFACENGCOM, 19917 7TH
Ave NE, Poulsbo WA 98370
SUBJECT: Y--FY97 MCON P-334, ENVIRONMENTAL TEST FACILITY AT NAVAL
UNDERSEA WARFARE CENTER DIVISION, KEYPORT, UNDERSEA WARFARE
ANNEX, SILVERDALE, WASHINGTON
SOL N44255-94-B-7370
DUE 081997
POC Bonnie Stouffer, Contract Specialist/Catherine J. Collins,
Contracting Officer (360) 396-0266.
DESC: The work includes all labor, materials and equipment to
provide a new environmental test facility which includes the
construction of two buildings. One is a 1,907 square meter
pre-engineered metal building on slab-on-grade. The other building
is a 667 square meter cast-in-place concrete structure. Each
building has two bridge cranes. Site work includes new underground
high voltage electrical service, outdoor HV switchgear and
pad mounted transformers, underground ducts and manholes; extension
of existing storm sewer and sanitary sewer connection; excavation
and earthwork for foundation; paving of roads and parking lots.
Mechanical includes process cooling with chillers, condensers,
design, cooling tower, storage tank and piping; low and high
pressure compressed air systems and incidental related work.
Work also includes relocating government equipment from building
No. 15 and No. 24 at NUWC, Keyport, WA, and demolition of building
No. 24 and incidental related work. During performance of this
work, asbestos, hazardous waste, or pollution abatement may
be encountered. The Standard Industrial Classification Code
is 1541. The related small business size standard is $17 million.
Contract completion time is 586 days. Bidders, if a large business
concern, shall submit a subcontracting plan upon request of
the Contracting Officer. This procurement is open to all business
concerns. Plans and specifications will be available on or
about 17 July 1997. There will be a non-refundable charge of
$163.00 for plans and specifications. Plans and specifications
have been placed on compact disk (CD-ROM) and will be distributed
along with the printed paper copy. All software necessary to
view and print the specifications and drawings will be included
on the CD. Minimum suggested system requirements to view the
bid package on CD are 486 or greater, 16MB of RAM, and compact
disk drive. Notification of amendments shall be made on printed
paper copy only. Plans, specifications and CD may be obtained
by submitting a request to: Defense Automated Printing Service
(DAPS), 1100 Hunley Road, Suite 108, Naval Submarine Base,
Bangor, Silverdale, WA 98315-5740, (360) 315-4012. Requests
sent via mail must include a cashier's check, money order,
bank certified check, or company check. Make check payable
to the U.S. Treasury. Payment may also be charged on a VISA
or MASTER credit card by providing the account number and the
expiration date. Requests may also be submitted via facsimile
(360) 396-4225 or Internet Email, EFAPOD@DDAS.MIL only if payment
is made by VISA or MASTER CARD (including account number and
expiration date). Plans, specifications and CD will be mailed
on Wednesdays and Fridays ONLY. In addition, plans, specifications
and CD may be picked up at DAPS Wednesdays and Fridays ONLY
from 7:00am to 3:00pm. Payment for plans, specifications and
CD are the same as those identified above. Cash will not be
accepted. Plans, specifications and CD will not be issued until
proper payment has been received. Phone requests will not be
honored. Your request must also include the Solicitation Number:
N44255-94-B-7370, complete company name, address, telephone
number including area code, and whether bidding as a Prime/Subcontractor/Supplier.
To obtain a plan holders list ONLY, fax your request to (360)
396-0856. Plan holders lists will be mailed, not faxed. Do
not mail or hand-deliver bids to DAPS. See the solicitation
for proper address for delivery of bids. For inquiries about
bid opening date or number of amendments issued, contact Bonnie
Stouffer (360) 396-0266. To obtain bid results, call (360)
396-0254 for a pre-recorded message that will be available
within 24 hours after the bid opening.
CITE: (I-177 SN089523)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: National Park Service, Buffalo National River, PO Box
1173, Harrison, Arkansas 72602-1173
SUBJECT: Y--CONSTRUCT ONE SINGLE FAMILY 3 BEDROOM HOUSING UNIT.
SOL 1443IB715097003
DUE 072197
POC Linda K. Fritz, 870-741-5443 Ext. 124, Contracting Officer
DESC: SIC 1521 Construct one single family three bedroom housing
unit. Slab on grade type construction with roof framing. Work
also includes plumbing, electrical, drywall, masonary, roofing,
HVAC, and other misc. work required to complete the housing
unit. Price range is $100,000 to $250,000. Unrestricted competition,
this will be full and open competition in accordance with PL100-656.
Written or facsimile request for solicition are preferred.
Fax 870-741-7286*****
CITE: (W-177 SN089578)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: Health and Human Services, Indian Health Service, 1825
Bell Street, Ste 200, Sacramento CA 95825-1097
SUBJECT: Y--SEPTIC TANKS AND WATER SERVICE LINES IN CENTRAL CALIFORNIA
SOL 235-97-B0007
DUE 082797
POC Roger Simpson (916)566-7001
DESC: This is a solicitation for a requirements contract for
the construction of approximately 20 individual septic tank/drainfield
systems and 10 individual water service line connections within
the counties of Calaveras, Kern, Kings, Fresno, Madera, Mariposa,
Tuolumne and Tulare of California. The period of performance
is for one base year and one option year. Sites are unknown
and will be determined during the period of performance. Contractor
is required to have a valid State of California license (C)
for this type of work. FAX requests to (916) 566-7043, Attention:
235-97-B0007, Roger Simpson. Packages to be released approximately
July 29, 1997. All responsible sources may submit a bid, if
timely received, shall be considered by the agency.
CITE: (W-177 SN089581)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities--Potential
Sources Sought
OFFADD: USDA-Natural Resource Conservation Service, 101 South
Main Street, Temple, Texas
SUBJECT: Y--RECONSTRUCT PLUNGE BASIN AND OUTLET CHANNEL, TEHUCANA
CREEK, SITE 6 RPR
SOL NRCS-16-TX-97
DUE 090397
POC Geoben A. Johnson, Contracting Officer
DESC: This project will consist of the reconstruction of a plunge
basin and outlet channel near Leroy in McLennan County, Tx.
of a Major items of work consist of: 1,420 cu yds of earthfill,
625 cu yds of common excavation, 607 tons of rock riprap, 663
sq ft of non-woven geotextile. Performance time: 31 calendar
days. All responsible sources may submit a bid which will be
considered by the agency. Fax number 254-298-1295, work phone:
254-298-1221.
CITE: (I-177 SN089279)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities--Potential
Sources Sought
OFFADD: USDA-Natural Resource Conservation Service, 101 South
Main Street, Temple, Texas
SUBJECT: Y--CONSTRUCT BERMS ON FORT HOOD, TEXAS
SOL NRCS-17-TX-97
DUE 090397
POC Geoben A. Johnson, Contracting Officer
DESC: This project will consist of construction of berms around
equipment training site. Berms will be constructed to prevent
outside runoff from entering the site. On downstream side a
sediment pond will be constructed to contain sediment. A CMP
with a riser and drain pipe will be installed to allow on-site
water to drain. Major items of work consist of 17,990 cu yds
of earthfill, 3,770 cu yds of unclassified excavation, 4,980
lin. feet of berms, 2,197 lin ft of waterways, 3 principal
spillway outlets. Performance Time: 89 Calendar Days. All responsible
sources may submit a bid which will be considered by the agency.
Fax number: (254)-298-1295, work phone: (254)-298-1221.
CITE: (I-177 SN089280)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities--Potential
Sources Sought
OFFADD: USDA-Natural Resource Conservation Service, 101 South
Main Street, Temple, Texas
SUBJECT: Y--FLOODWATER RETARDING STRUCTURE REPAIR, ROCKWALL,
TEXAS
SOL NRCS-15-TX-97
DUE 090397
POC Geoben A. Johnson, Contracting Officer
DESC: This project will consist of the repair of a flood water
retarding structure site no 11, Cedar Creek. Major items of
work consist of 27,780 cu yds of class A compacted earthfill,
16,570 cu yds of common excavation, installation of 5,460 ft
of barbed wire fence, 26,590 cu yds of top soil, construct
approx. 300 feet of diversions. Performance time: 89 calendar
das. All responsible sources may submit a bid which will be
considered by the agency. Fax number 254-298-1295, work phone:
254-298-1221.
CITE: (I-177 SN089281)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities--Potential
Sources Sought
OFFADD: USDA-Natural Resource Conservation Service, 101 South
Main Street, Temple, Texas
SUBJECT: Y--FLOODWATER RETARDING STRUCTURE REPAIR, CHAMBERS 56
SOL NRCS-14-TX-97
DUE 090397
POC Geoben A. Johnson, Contracting Officer
DESC: This project will consist of the repair of a flood water
retarding structure site no 56, Chambers Creek. Major items
of work consist of 107,000 cu yds of class A compacted earthfill,
45,000 cu yds of foundation excavation, 60 feet of R/C concrete
pipe, 9.6 cu yds of reinforced concrete, 482 tons of rock riprap,
514 sq ft of reinforced modular landscape wall, 2,200 sq yds
of permanent erosion mat, 3,000 ft of fence with two wire gaps.
Performance time: 224 Calendar days. All responsible sources
may submit a bid which will be considered by the agency. Fax
number 254-298-1295, work phone: 254-298-1221.
CITE: (I-177 SN089283)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: GSA, PBS, Property Management Division, Construction
Contracts Section (WPMODC), 7th & D Streets S.W., Room 2634,
Washington, DC 20407
SUBJECT: Z--CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER RENOVATION AND EXPANSION,
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, 14TH & CONSTITUTION AVENUE, NW, WASHINGTON,
DC 20036
SOL GS11P97MQC0133
DUE 081897
POC Patricia Taylor, 202-708-7413
DESC: Child Development Center Renovation and Expansion, Department
of Commerce, 14th & Constitution Avenue, NW, Washington, DC.
Solicitation Issued Date July 18, 1997. Estimated Cost Range
from $1,000,000 to $5,000,000. This solicitation is a Competitive
Sealed Bid 8(a) Procurement and is restricted to Small Disadvantage
Business 8(a) firms being serviced by the Small Business Administration,
Washington District Office. Women owned businesses are encouraged
to submit bids and so state that they are women owned. All
responsible sources may submit an offer which will be considered
by the agency. To request a copy of the solicitation, you may
contact: GSA, NCR, Property Management Division (WPMOD), Bid
Activity, 7th & D Streets, SW, Room 1065, Washington, DC 20407.
Telephone # 202-708-9903.
CITE: (W-176 SN089018)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: U.S. Army Corps Of Engineers, Fort Worth District, P.O.
Box 17300, 819 Taylor Street, Attn: CESWF-CT, Fort Worth, TX
76102-0300
SUBJECT: Z--JOB ORDER CONTRACT (JOC), FORT SAM HOUSTON, TEXAS
SOL DACA63-97-R-0039
DUE 081197
POC Point of Contact - Sharon Hair, Contract Specialist, (817)978-3194
DESC: (THE ISSUANCE OF THIS PROJECT IS SUBJECT TO CORPS OF ENGINEERS
PARC APPROVAL OF A SUBMI8TTED ACQUISITION PLAN) Job Order Contract
(JOC) for a broad range of maintenance repair, and a wide variety
of minor construction tasks at Fort Sam Houston, TX, in support
of the Directorate of Public Works. The contract will be an
Indefinite Quantity Type Contract on which individual task
orders will be issued. The Contractor will be required to furnish
materials, equipment and personnel necessary to manage and
accomplish the tasks. Task orders include tasks in a variety
of trades such as carpentry, road repair, roofing, excavation,
demolition, concrete, masonry, and welding. The duration of
the contract will initially be a 12-month period, with options
for 4 one-year extensions. The minimum guaranteed amount for
the initial 12-month period is $100,000 and the maximum amount
for the same period is $5M. The specifications have been placed
on Compact Disk (CD-ROM). The Unit Price Book (UPB) will be
provided in a printed paper hard copy format. The cost for
specifications and the UPB will be $50.00 (no drawings). Notification
of amendments shall be made through either 3.5" diskette, CD
ROM, and/or the internet. The Government intends to issue this
solicitation through the use of CD ROM and the internet. However,
the Government reserves the right to use only the internet
as notification of any changes to this solicitation. It is
therefore the contractors responsibility to check the following
address daily for any posted changes to this solicitation.
Contractors may view and/or download this solicitation and
all amendments from the internet at the following internet
address "http://www.ed1.swf.usace.army.mil/CONTRACT". Solicitation
to be issued on or about 10 Jul 97. Proposals are due on or
about 11 Aug 97. This an unrestricted solicitation. Offers
from all qualified business concerns are solicited. If a large
business firm intends to submit a proposal, it must comply
with FAR 52.219-9 clause regarding the requirement for a subcontracting
plan. The Fort Worth District goals are as follows (expressed
as a percentage of the contractor's total planned subcontract
amount): Small Business-55%; Small Disadvantaged Business-8.5%;
Woman-owned Small Business-3%; Historically Black Colleges
& Universities/Minority Institutions (where applicable)-5.5%.
SIC Code for this procurement is 1542. Size Standard is $17
million.
LINKURL: http://ebs.swf.usace.army.mil/CONTRACT
LINKDESC:
EMAILADD: sharon.hair@SWF01.usace.army.mil
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-176 SN089025)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: National Park Service, Denver Service Center, P.O. Box
25287 DSC-CA, Denver, CO 80225-0287
SUBJECT: Z--COMFORT STATION, THOMAS STONE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE,
CHARLES COUNTY, MARYLAND, THST-110D
SOL 1443IB450097908
DUE 081397
POC Construction Contracts, 303/987-6744
DESC: The work of this contract consists of the general construction
of A Comfort Station, entrance plaza with curbs and plantings,
a septic tank and leach field, utilities, related site work
and landscaping.--Specifications will also be made available
on floppy disk in ASCII text. Please specify at time of requesting
documents.--Estimated price range, $250,000 to $750,000.--Time
for completion, 300 calendar days.--Bid opening date is approximate;
actual date will be established at the time bidding documents
are available.--All responsible sources may submit a bid which
will be considered.
EMAILADD: contracts_dsc@nps.gov
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (D-176 SN089027)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Departments of the Army and the Air Force National Guard
Bureau, USPFO for New Hampshire, P.O. Box 2003, Concord, New
Hampshire 03302-2003
SUBJECT: Z--REPAIR HANGAR DOORS, PROJECT NUMBER: SZDT952135
SOL DAHA27-97-B-0004
DUE 082897
POC Contracting Officer, CW4 Rick Plante (603) 228-1135 extension
1246
DESC: SOLICITATION NOTICE: The location of the work is at Pease
Air National Guard Base, Newington NH. Project Number: SZDT952135.
Work includes labor and materials to motorize of existing,
manually operated, sliding hangar doors. Approximately 40 doors
on four hangars are to be equipped with pneumatic power units.
Incidental work including door panel modifications to facilitate
motor installation, installation of compressed air lines, and
rubber door bumpers. Magnitude of construction is $250,000
- $500,000. Performance period: 180 days after Notice to Proceed.
SIC 1541. Bid Bonds are required. Send written requests to:
Contracting Officer, USPFO for NH, P.O. Box 2003, Concord NH
03302-2003. Facsimile Number (603) 225-1362. Include the firm's
size/status ie. small, large or SDB, point of contact, telephone
and facsimile numbers. Limited quantities of Bid Documents
are available and will be issued on a first come first serve
basis. All responsible sources may submit an offer which will
be considered.*****
CITE: (W-176 SN089037)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Departments of the Army and the Air Force National Guard
Bureau, USPFO for New Hampshire, P.O. Box 2003, Concord, New
Hampshire 03302-2003
SUBJECT: Z--ALTER REFUELER BAY, BUILDING 157, PROJECT NUMBER:
SZDT952182
SOL DAHA27-97-B-0003
DUE 082897
POC Contracting Officer, CW4 Rick Plante (603) 228-1135 extension
1273
DESC: SOLICITATION NOTICE: The location of the work is at Pease
Air National Guard Base, Newington NH. Project Number: SZDT952182.
Work includes labor, materials and transportation necessary
to convert a washrack into a refueler maintenance bay and convert
the next adjacent maintenance bay into a combination maintenance
bay and washrack. Other items included, but not limited to
are the removal and replacement of overhead coil doors, sprinkler
system branches and heads, interior overhead lighting, overhead
coil door drive assemblies and exhaust fans. Items to be installed
only - half ton overhead lift, ceiling mounted air handling
unit, heat detectors 50' high block wall with splash curtain
and other associated work necessary for a complete/functional
facility. Magnitude of construction is $100,000 - $250,000.
Performance period: 180 days after Notice to Proceed. SIC 1541.
Bid Bonds are required. Send written requests to: Contracting
Officer, USPFO for NH, P.O. Box 2003, Concord NH 03302-2003.
Facsimile Number (603) 225-1362. Include the firm's size/status
ie. small, large or SDB, point of contact, telephone and facsimile
numbers. Limited quantities of Bid Documents are available
and will be issued on a first come first serve basis. All responsible
sources may submit an offer which will be considered.*****

CITE: (W-176 SN089042)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Departments of the Army and the Air Force National Guard
Bureau, USPFO for New Hampshire, P.O. Box 2003, Concord, New
Hampshire 03302-2003
SUBJECT: Z--REPAIR VENTILATION, BUILDINGS 254/257, PROJECT NUMBER:
SZDT952059
SOL DAHA27-97-B-0002
DUE 082097
POC Contracting Specialist, CW4 Rick Plante (603) 228-1135 extension
1273, Contracting Officer, CW4 Roger Desjardins (603) 228-1135
extension 1246
DESC: SOLICITATION NOTICE: The location of the work is at Pease
Air National Guard Base, Newington NH. Project Number: SZDT952059.
Work includes labor, material, equipment, transportation and
supervision to improve indoor air quality and eliminate noise
problems. The work shall include, but not be limited to, the
following: Removal, replacement, or installation of new handlers,
ducts, pipes, ceiling diffusers, register heaters, connectors,
roof top air conditioning units, make-up air units, heat exchangers,
circulating pumps, exhaust fans, and low temperature hot water
piping, thermal insulation of ducts, pipes, environmental control
systems, electrical systems to support HVAC equipment. The
project shall also include testing and balancing of HVAC systems,
wall, ceiling and roof repairs, patching and painting, and
other associated miscellaneous work necessary for complete
and functional HVAC systems. Magnitude of construction is $500,000
- $1,000,000. Performance period: 210 days after Notice to
Proceed. SIC 1711. Bid Bonds are required. Send written requests
to: Contracting Officer, USPFO for NH, P.O. Box 2003, Concord
NH 03302-2003. Facsimile Number (603) 225-1362. Include the
firm's size/status, ie. small, large, or SDB, point of contact,
telephone and facsimile numbers. Limited quantities of Bid
Documents are available and will be issued on a first come
first serve basis. All responsible sources may submit an offer
which will be considered.*****
CITE: (W-176 SN089046)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Officer in Charge of Construction, 632 Laguna Street,
Code 831000E, Naval Air Weapons Station (NAWS), Point Mugu,
CA 93042-5031
SUBJECT: Z--HVAC FOR BLDG 36 AT THE NAVAL AIR WEAPONS CENTER,
POINT MUGU, CA
SOL N62474-97-M-1019
POC ERROR--Tom George, Contract Specialist, (805) 989-8154
DESC: See note 1. Repair the HVAC system in the photo laboratory
areas at building 36. One forty ton chiller and its associated
air handling unit will be demolished; a DX coil and its associated
fittings will also be demolished. The contractor will be responsible
for this demolition as well as the following: install one new
forty ton chiller, install new air handling unit, install new
chill water coil in the place of the demolished DX coil, install
all new piping with insulation to the new air handler and to
the existing air handler with the new chill water coil, install
new wiring as required, and install new controls for both air
handlers. Contractor will be responsible for an up and running
system and associated testing and balancing. SIC code is 1711.
Small business size is $7.0 million. Estimated cost range is
between $25,000 and $100,000.
CITE: (W-176 SN089050)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Facilities Service Office, U.S. Postal Service, 395 Oyster
Point Blvd., South San Francisco, CA 94099-0300
SUBJECT: Z--INDEFINITE QUANTITY CONTRACT FOR PAVING PROJECTS
IN SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA DISTRICT
SOL 052571-97-A-0075
DUE 073197
POC Nancy Young, Contract Specialist, 415/794-6338
DESC: The U. S. Postal Service is soliciting proposals for an
indefinite quantity contract (IQC) for paving projects at various
USPS-owned and leased facilities in the Santa Ana District
which consists of the following counties in California: Orange,
and portions of Los Angeles, Riverside and San Bernardino.
Contract term will be two years. Initial contract value is
$250,000. Postal Service reserves the right to increase the
potential value of the contract in increments of $250,000,
not to exceed $1,000,000. Quantity of work ordered will not
be less than $10,000. Offerors are required to submit a single
multiplier to be applied to unit prices to determine the value
of each work order issued. The multiplier must contain the
offeror's overhead, profit, bonds, insurance and all other
contingencies. No allowance for such items will be made after
contract award. The minority subcontracting goal for this contract(s)
will be 10%. Performance and payment bonds and evidence of
current State of California General Engineering Contractor
License A, General Building Contractor License B, or Roofing
Contractor License C-39 issued in the name of the offeror/contractor
or principal of the firm must be received within ten days after
receipt of intent-to-award letter. The Postal Service does
not accept individual sureties. There is a non-refundable charge
of $25.00 for a copy of the solicitation. Please make check
or money order payable to USPS Disbursing Officer; note solicitation
number on check. Telephone and fax requests for the solicitation
will not be accepted. Sealed offers are due by 3:00 P.M. on
the date shown above. Offers will not be publicly opened and
all proposal information will remain confidential unti8l contract
award. Offerors are encouraged to submit their proposals via
US Postal Serice First Class or Express Mail.
CITE: (W-176 SN089051)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: SOUTHWESTNAVFACENGCOM, 1220 Pacific Highway, San Diego,
CA 92132-5187
SUBJECT: Z--ESR # 9404.502 (C9-94), UPGRADE OF EXISTING ELECTRICAL
SYSTEM WITHIN EXISTING HOSPITAL FACILITY AT MARINE CORPS BASE,
CAMP PENDLETON, CALIFORNIA
SOL N68711-97-B-8301
DUE 081497
POC Mike Larson/Contract Specialist, 619-532-3802/Katherine G.
Luhmann/Contracting Officer/For Plans and Specifications call
Plan Issue at (619) 532-2082
DESC: PRESOLICITATION NOTICE - The work includes the furnishing
of all labor, approved materials and equipment required to
complete the upgrade of the existing electrical system within
the existing hospital facility. Project includes the removal
and replacement of existing panelboards, the addition of HVAC
equipment and secondary exits in the main electrical rooms,
the removal and relocation of existing electrical equipment
to correct National Electrical Code violations, and the installation
of new branch circuit wiring and receptacles per the National
Electrical Code, and incidental related work complete and ready
for use. The work also includes the replacement of existing
switchboard "EPDB-22" and the maintenance of all emergancy
loads served by "EDPB-2", to be served by an on-site trailer-mounted
generator set "TG-1". The generator set and required components
shall be contained within the designated lay-down area.--The
estimated cost is between $500,000 and $1,000,000. -- Firm
Fixed Price Contract. -- Contract duration is approximately
270 calendar days. -- This proposed contract will be unrestricted.--The
Standard Industrial Code is 1731 and the annual size standard
is $17 million. It is recommended the subcontracting goals
reflect a minimum goal of 5% for Small Disadvantaged Business
Subcontracting effort. Bidders should request in writing stating
IFB number N68711-97-B-8301, with complete name, address, area
code and phone number and whether bidding as a prime/subcontractor/supplier.
--Telephone requests will not be accepted.--There will be a
charge for plans and specs that is yet to be determined. The
fee will be non-refundable.--The only methods of payment that
will be accepted for plans and specifications are Visa, Mastercard,
cashiers checks or money orders and they should be made out
to DEFENSE PRINTING SERVICE.-- Mail requests to Southwest Division,
Naval Facilities Engineering Command (Plan Issue), 1220 Pacific
Highway, Bldg. 132, San Diego, CA 92132-5187 or fax requests
to (619) 532-2083.--Fax requests will be accepted but, WILL
NOT be processed until your method of payment has been received
by this office.--Solicitation packages are limited to two (2)
sets per prime and one (1) set per subcontractor/supplier.--Bidders
responding under this advertisement will not be required to
resubmit request once formally advertised.--Tentative issue
date is on or about 14 July 1997 with an opening date of approximately
30 days later (NOTE: BOD stated above is TENTATIVE).--Responses
are due no later than 15 calendar days after publication of
the advertisement in the CBD.
CITE: (W-176 SN089056)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Officer in Charge of Construction, Naval Facilities Engineering
Command, Contracts Marianas (Guam), PSC 455 Box 175, FPO 96540-2200
SUBJECT: Z--REPAIR BEQ BLDG 9 AT U.S. NAVAL ACTIVITIES, GUAM,
M.I.
SOL N62766-97-B-2709
DUE 081997
POC Ms. Doris Castro, Contract Specialist, (671) 339-8465 Fax:(671)339-4248
DESC: This project involves the (a) repair of Bachelor Enlisted
Quarters (BEQ) Bldg. No. 9 to provide 32 single berth for a
combined grade mix of E1 to E6 personnel; (b) alteration to
include air conditioned semi-private rooms with a bath in each
room to meet new privacty criteria of rehahbilitation BEQs;
(c) seismically upgrade the structural integrity of the building;
(d) replace existing architectural finishes (floor tiles, carpet,
partition, doors, windows, and ceiling insulation) and components
of air conditioning units, ventilaiton, plumbing, electrical,
telephone, fire alarm and smoke detection system (e) install
fire protection system; (f) provide kitchen. Work also includes
painting, demolition, disposal of debris, clean-up and incidental
related work. The work is located at the U.S. Naval Activities,
Guam, M.I. The performance period is 360 calendar days from
the date of award. The estimated price range is between $1,000,000.00
and $5,000,000.00 Plans and specifications will be available
on or about 15 July 1997. There is a $100.00 non-refundable
charge for each bid set. Payment in the form of a certified
cashier's check or U.S. money order made out to the "Treasury
of the United States" must accompany each request. Personal
checks or cash will be not be accepted. Requests for this solicitation
must be submitted in writing. Telephone and fax requestes will
not be acepted. The bid opening date is 19 August 1997 at 2:00
P.M. (GUAM TIME). The Standard Industrial Classification code
(SIC) is 1799 with a size standard of $7.0 MIL. This procurement
is unrestricted. NOTICE TO ALL LARGE FIRMS: A subcontracting
plan is required prior to award.
CITE: (W-177 SN089057)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Department of The Army, Directorate of Contracting, Building
622, Fort Stewart, Georgia 31314-5189
SUBJECT: Z--RENOVATE BUILDING
SOL DAKF10-97-B-0037
DUE 072997
POC Sandy Sanders, (912)767-1868, Contracting Officer, Connie
Skipper (912)767-8468
DESC: The Army requires a contract to Renovate Building 470,
Fort Stewart, Georgia.The work includes, but is not limited
to, Replacing Air Conditioning System, Miscellaneous Plumbing,
Miscellaneous Modifications and Repairs, and Electrical Work.
Performance shall be completed within 45 calendar days after
receipt of notice to proceed. The magnitude of the project
is between $25,000 and $100,000. All responsible sources may
submit a bid which will be considered. Requests for packages
must be made in writing to the above address. When requesting
a copy of the package, please give the solicitation number
and a brief description of the project*****
CITE: (W-177 SN089233)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: OIC, NAVFAC Contracts; Bldg 5, HWY 547; NAES Lakehurst,
NJ 08733-5011
SUBJECT: Z--FALL PROTECTION AT BUILDING 118
SOL N62472-97-Q-3242
POC For plans and specifications call, (908) 323-2494
DESC: This is a Firm Fixed Price Contract being procured under
the Simplified Acquisition Procedures. The work includes all
supervision, labor, material and equipment for Fall Protection
Specialist to design, provide, install, connect and certify
a fall protection system for Building #188, and incidental
related work . The System shall include support members and
attachments and installation drawings to be approved by the
Government for two (2)-250 foot 0 inch long fully stainless
steel turnbuckeled lifeline with stainless steel bypass clips
and connecting bolts at every column line, one on the north
side of the monitor at the height of man's chest. The second
lifeline shall be on top of and down the center of the monitor
roof.. Two accompanying pulleys, full body climbing harnesses
and 20 foot retractable lifetapes shall be included. Performance
period is 180 calendar days. The Standard Industrial Code (SIC)
for this project is 1791. The related Small Business Size Standards
is $7.0 million annual receipts for the preceding three fiscal
years. Quotation packages may be obtained by telephoning the
above number OR faxing to (908) 323-1471. The request for quotation
will be released on or about approximately 15 July 1997 and
the quote closing date will be approximately 04 August 1997.
This acquisition is being issued unrestricted. Estimated cost
range for this project will be: $25,000.00 - $100,000.00
CITE: (D-177 SN089235)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: OIC, NAVFAC Contracts; Bldg 5, HWY 547; NAES Lakehurst,
NJ 08733-5011
SUBJECT: Z--REPAIRS TO THE FIRE WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
SOL N62472-96-B-3232
POC For plans and specifications call, (908) 323-2494
DESC: Synopsis: The work includes all material, equipment, labor
and supervision, under a Firm Fixed Price Contract, Base Bid
and One Bid Option , for the installation of a 12 inch fire
main, repair/replace various hydrants, and repair to existing
fire pump controls and electric feeds. Performance period for
Base Bid shall be 120 calendar days. Bid Option 1 includes
demolition and removal a fire pump and its concrete housing
and incidental related work. Performance period for Bid Option
1 shall be as follows: if awarded within 60 days of the base
contract award date, the contract completion date shall remain
unchanged. If awarded 61 days or more from the base contract
award date, the contract completion date will be extended 45
calendar days. The contract includes the clause titled "Evaluation
of Options" (FAR 52.217-5) Except when determined in accordance
with FAR 17.206(b) not to be in the Government's best interest,
the Government will evaluate offers for award purposes by adding
the total price for all options to the total price for the
basic requirements. Evaluation of options will not obligate
the Government to exercise the option(s). (End of provision).
The Standard Industrial Code (SIC) for this project is 1623.
The related Small Business Size Standards is $17.0 million
annual receipts for the preceding three fiscal years. Plans
and specifications may be obtained by telephoning the above
number OR faxing to (908) 323-1471. ONLY ONE REQUEST PER COMPANY.
Plans and specifications are expected to be available on or
about 15 July 1997 and the bid opening will be on or about
approximately 14 August 1997. The solicitation will be issued
unrestricted and the solicitation is subject to evaluation
criteria set forth in DFAR 252.219-7008 - Notice of Evaluation
Preference for Small Disadvantaged Business Concerns - Construction
Acquisitions -Test Program (APR 1996). Estimated cost range
for this project will be: $250,000.00 - $500,000.00
CITE: (D-177 SN089236)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: General Services Administration, NCR, Special Services
Center (WPMFC), 3101 Pennsy Dr., Landover, MD 20785
SUBJECT: Z--FURNISH AND INSTALL 8 NEW 15KV VACUUM AIR CIRCUIT
BREAKERS
SOL GS11P97YXC0127
DUE 081197
POC Kathy White (301) 436-4499
DESC: This notice is to inform all interested parties that the
pre-bid conference, property inspection and walk-through date
that was schedule for July 14, 1997, at 10:00 A.M., has been
re-scheduled for July 22, 1997, at 10:00 A.M.(EST). The solicitations
will be issued on or about July 3, 1997. The revised closing
date is August 11, 1997. All other information remains the
same.
CITE: (W-177 SN089238)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: 305 Contracting Squadron, 3563 Lancaster Avenue, McGuire
AFB, NJ 08641-1712
SUBJECT: Z--REPAIR ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION, BLDG 3209, MCGUIRE
AFB NJ
SOL F28609-97-B0015
DUE 081297
POC SrA Todd Dugan, 609-724-5932
DESC: Repair electrical distribution, bkdg 3209, at McGuire AFB
NJ. Written request only - fax request accepted at 609-724-5931.
Offerors must provide thier zip plus 4 zip codes and indicate
if they are a small, small disadvantaged, or large business
concern. Work to be performed includes but is not limited to
the following: Installation of a new 12.47KV primary elctric
service and new 480 and 208/120 volt distribution system for
building 3209. Performance period is 300 days from reciept
of notice to proceed. IFB will be issued on or about 12 Aug
97. The proposed procurement listed herein is unrestricted.
Standard Industrial Classification Code for this procurement
is 1623. Any concerns responding to this solicitation is classified
as a small business if the average annual receipts of the concern
and its affiliates for the preceding three fiscal years do
not exceed $17.0 million dollars. Proposed contract is between
$250,000.00 and $500,000.00. All responsible concerns may submit
a bid which will be considered by the agency.
EMAILADD: williaml.lg2@smtp-gw1.mcguire.af.mil
EMAILDESC:
e-mail.
CITE: (W-177 SN089241)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Operational Contracting Office, 914 Airlift Wing (AFRES)/LGC,
Niagara Falls, NY 14043-5001
SUBJECT: Z--REPAIR EXTERIOR VISITING OFFICER'S QUARTERS (VOQ'S),BLDGS
304, 306 & 308
SOL F30617-97-Q-0009
DUE 080497
POC Contact Colleen Pollick, 7l6/236-2213/Contracting Officer,
Dennis Pasiak, 716/236-2177
DESC: Elements of Work include replacing the exterior stucco
siding and batten boards with rigid insulation and a cementitious
finish on three (3) buildings (approximately 1400, 1400 & 1200
SF). One (1) building will be the base price with the other
two (2) buildings being additive items dependent upon funds
availability--Performance time is 70 calendar days--Performance
at 914 Airlift Wing, Niagara County, Niagara Falls, NY--Potential
quoters should request RFQ F30617-97-Q-0009 in writing--Tentative
issue date is 14 Jul 97 with RFQ closing date 20 days thereafter--The
proposed contract listed here is Full and Open Competition--The
Standard Industrial Classification Code is 1542 and the related
small business size standard is $17 Million--Firm fixed-price
contract--The estimated cost of the proposed procurement is
between $25,000 and $100,000..
CITE: (W-177 SN089247)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: 4th Contracting Squadron, 4 CONS/LGC, 1695 Wright Ave,
Seymour Johnson AFB, NC 27531-2459
SUBJECT: Z--REPAIR DORM WINDOWS
SOL F31610-97-B0012
DUE 081597
POC Judi Pletcher, Contract Specialist, 919-736-6547, ext 255
DESC: This solicitation will be issued on an unrestrictive basis
in accordance with DOD FAR CLAUSE 252.219-7008. NOTICE TO
OFFERS: "FUNDS ARE NOT PRESENTLY AVAILABLE FOR THIS PROJECT.
NO AWARD WILL BE MADE UNDER THIS SOLICITATION UNTIL FUNDS
ARE AVAILABLE. THE GOVERNMENT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CANCEL
THIS SOLICITATION, EITHER BEFORE OR AFTER THE CLOSING DATE."
Replies requested from all concerns as well as from large
business concerns. The magnitude of this project is between
$100,000 and $250,000. Work includes but is not limited to
the following: Furnish all materials, labor, and equipment
for the complete replacement of 311 aluminum windows (Statuary
Bronze color) for this project. There are 4 dorms with 3 floors
each. Solicitation will be available on or about 16 Jul 97.
The performance period is approximately 240 calendar days.
Requests for solicitation packages must be in writing and
must include a 9 digit zip code which is available at your
local post office. Fax your requests to 919-705-2984. Bid
opening date will be on or about 15 Aug 97.
CITE: (W-177 SN089262)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: *OICC ROICC NORFOLK NAVAL SHIPYARD, NAVFACENGCOM CONTRACTS,
NAVSHIPYD BLDG 491, PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA 23709-5000
SUBJECT: Z--STORM WATER DRAINAGE, NAVAL SECURITY GROUP ACTIVITY,
NORTHWEST, CHESAPEAKE, VIRGINIA
SOL N62470-97-B-6070
DUE 081597
POC Bid packages, Sandra Johnson, (757) 396-5121; Contract Specialist,
Sandra H. Umberger; Contracting Officer, Rosalind D. Rogers
DESC: The work includes providing and installing a concrete pipe
storm system, cleaning and grading an existing drainage ditch,
fabricating and constructing a tublar steel canopy over an
existing containment area, and incidental related work. Estimated
Cost Range: $100,000 - $250,000. Plans and specifications will
be available on or about 16 July 1997. A limited number of
plans and specifications will be available on a first-come-first-served
basis until the supply is exhausted. There is no charge for
the first set of plans and specs (additional sets are $25.00
each); HOWEVER, EACH FIRM IS RESPONSIBLE FOR OBTAINING BID
DATA. LOCAL FIRMS MAY PICK UP PACKAGES AT THE ISSUING OFFICE.
OUT OF TOWN FIRMS MUST MAKE ALL ARRANGEMENTS FOR TYPE OF DELIVERY
DESIRED AND NOTIFY ISSUING OFFICE. No plan holders lists will
not be faxed. All responsible sources may submit an offer which
will be considered.
CITE: (I-177 SN089276)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: *OICC ROICC NORFOLK NAVAL SHIPYARD, NAVFACENGCOM CONTRACTS,
NAVSHIPYD BLDG 491, PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA 23709-5000
SUBJECT: Z--COMMUNICATION CENTER REPAIRS AND RELOCATION, BUILDING
41, NAVAL SECURITY GROUP ACTIVITY, NORTHWEST, CHESAPEAKE, VIRGINIA
SOL N62470-97-B-6090
DUE 081597
POC Bid packages, Sandra Johnson, (757) 396-5121; Contract Specialist,
Laura L. Lathrop; Contracting Officer, Rosalind D. Rogers
DESC: The work includes the removal and replacement of walls,
doors, finishes, plumbing, HVAC and electrical systems, and
incidental related work. Estimated Cost Range: $500,000 - $1,000,000.
Plans and specifications will be available on or about 16 July
1997. A limited number of plans and specifications will be
available on a first-come-first-served basis until the supply
is exhausted. There is no charge for the first set of plans
and specs (additional sets are $25.00 each); HOWEVER, EACH
FIRM IS RESPONSIBLE FOR OBTAINING BID DATA. LOCAL FIRMS MAY
PICK UP PACKAGES AT THE ISSUING OFFICE. OUT OF TOWN FIRMS MUST
MAKE ALL ARRANGEMENTS FOR TYPE OF DELIVERY DESIRED AND NOTIFY
ISSUING OFFICE. No plan holders lists will be faxed. All responsible
sources may submit an offer which will be considered.
CITE: (I-177 SN089277)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Idaho Panhandle National Forests, 3815 Schreiber Way,
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho 83814-8363 15
SUBJECT: Z--LOST OMAHA ROAD REPAIR
SOL IFB R1-04-97-80
DUE 081397
POC Contact Contract Clerk (208) 765-7497
DESC: Lost and Omaha Creek on the Wallace and Fernan Ranger Districts,
Shoshone County, Idaho. Price range between $100,000 and $250,000.
Work consists on Lost Creek of realigning approximately 700
feet of road and approximately 800 feet of stream channel.
The existing culvert will be replaced, Omaha Creek consists
of realigning 350 feet of road and hauling approximately 530
cubic yards of excess material to a site located within 5 miles
of the project. Approximately start work of September 1, 1997
with contract time of 60 calendar days. See Note 26.
CITE: (I-177 SN089285)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Idaho Panhandle National Forests, 3815 Schreiber Way,
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho 83814-8363 15
SUBJECT: Z--SHOSHONE CREEK ROAD RELOCATION
SOL IFB R1-04-97-79
DUE 081397
POC Contact Contract Clerk (208) 765-7497
DESC: Reconstruction of Road 412 on the Wallace and Fernan Ranger
Districts, Shoshone County, Idaho. Work includes excavation,
blasting, embankment, traffic control, haul, sorting and stockpiling
of riprap, clearing and seeding. Price range between $100,000
and $250,000. Approximate start date of August 20, 1997 with
contract time of 45 days. See Note 26.
CITE: (I-177 SN089287)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: USDA Forest Service, Siskiyou National Forest, 200 NE.
Greenfield Road, P.O. Box 440, Grants Pass, Oregon 97526
SUBJECT: Z--ROAD FLOOD DAMAGE RESTORATION (127) - POWERS RANGER
DISTRICT
SOL R6-11-97-71C
DUE 081897
POC Contracting Officer, Clyde Hooper, 541/471-6600
DESC: Work consists of restoration of flood-damaged road surfaces
and drainages, including, but not limited to, slide removals,
cleaning of culverts and ditches, road reconditioning, culvert
replacements, and asphalt patching. Estimated price range is
between S100,000 and S250,000. Contract time is approximately
455 calendar days and estimated beginning date will be in August
or September 1997. Each bidder must submit a bid guarantee
with the bid in the amount of 20 percent of the total bid price.
The successful bidder will be required to furnish performance
security in the amount of 100 percent of the total contract
price and payment bond in the amount of 50 percent of the total
contract price. This procurement is pursuant to P.L. 100-656,
Small Business Competitive Demonstration Act. Requests for
this solicitation may be sent to the address listed above or
may be e-mailed to /s=as/ou1=r06f11a@mhs-fsbo.attmail.com (lower
case) and must include name, address, zip code, telephone number,
and the solicitation number referenced above.
CITE: (I-177 SN089290)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: C1, 14, F210, OIC of NAVFAC Contracts, 1 Simonpietri
Dr., NETC Newport, RI 02841
SUBJECT: Z--MISCELLANEOUS EXTERIOR PAINTING AT THE NAVAL EDUCATION
AND TRAINING COMPLEX, NEWPORT RI
SOL N62472-96-C-6948
DUE 072997
POC Ms. East, Procurement Technician, 401-841-2543.
DESC: The contractor shall provide all labor, material, equipment,
transportation and supervision as necessary to provide painting
on exterior surfaces on various buildings located throughout
the Naval Complex. Contract issued will be an open-end Indefinite
Quantity Contract with an estimated cost range between $200,000
and $500,000 each year. Contract period will be for a twelve
month period plus two one-year option periods. This procurement
will be issued unrestricted. SIC Code is 1721. Bid opening
date will be on or about 29 July 1997. All requests for plans
and specifications must be submitted in writing and may be
faxed to (401) 841-1349. Verbal requests will not be accepted.
CITE: (I-177 SN089295)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Northern Division, NAVFACENGCOM, 10 Industrial Highway,
Mail Stop #82, Lester, PA 19113-2090
SUBJECT: Z--MAINTENANCE, REPAIR AND ALTERATIONS TO REAL PROPERTY
AT THE PNC, PHILA., PA; NAS WILLOW GROVE, PA NAWCAD, WARMINSTER,
PA; NAVILCP, PHILA., PA AND NAWC, TRENTON, NJ
SOL N62472-98-R-0808
DUE 073197
POC Judith A Mercede, Contract Specialist, 610-595-0635.
DESC: This is a modification to add the following information
to CBD Issue of June 3, 1997 PSA#1858 (SYN# 0183 19970603 Z-0046.SOL)
This is a Procurement Notice: The following is a description
and requirement of this seed project: The project location
is Philadelphia Naval Complex, Philadelphia, PA; Naval Air
Station, Willow Grove, PA; Naval Air Warfare Center, Aircraft
Divisiion, Warminster, PA; Naval Inventory Logistics Control
Point Philadelphia, PA, and Naval Air Warfare Center, Aircraft
Division, Trenton, NJ and surrounding Naval and Marine Corps
Reserve Centers. The following is a description of the requirements
of this seed project: The project location is Naval and Marine
Corp Reserve Center, Wyoming, PA for Roof Repair and Replacement.
The work includes all material, equipment, labor and supervision
to remove exisiting BUR and EDPM roofing systems down to the
metal deck in all areas. Replace metal deck which cannot be
treated by wire brushing. Farther description of work will
be includes in the solicitation. The Estimated Cost range for
this seed project is $100,000 - $250,000. Davis Bacon Wages
will be applicable to this project. Award of the seed project
in addition to pricing will also be based on technical evaluation
factors such as experience, past performance, technical approach,
etc. THIS SOLICITATION IS HEREBY BEING ISSUED ON AN "UNRESTRICTED'
BASIS INVITING FULL AND OPEN COMPETITION. DFAR Clause 252.219-7008-Notice
of Evaluation Preference for Small Disadvantaged Business Concerns-Construction
Acquisitions-Test Program (APR 1996) will be incorporated into
the solicitation, and bids will be subject to the evaluation
criteria set forth therein. A Small, Small Disadvantaged and
Women-Owned Small Business Subcontracting Plan pursuant to
FAR Clause 52.219-9 (Aug 1996) will be required to be submitted
by all large businesses being considered for contract award.
The SIC (Standard Industry Code) is 1541 and the Small Business
Size Standard is $17M. The estimated issue date of the solicitation
is 27 June 1997 and the estimated bid opening date is 2:00
p.m. on 31 July 1997 at Northern Division, Naval Facilities
Engineering Command, 10 Industrial Highway, MS 82, Tinicum
Industrial Park, Lester, PA 19113-2090. Bidders interested
in obtaining Plans and Specification for this project must
submit their request on their company letterhead, stating if
you are bidding as a prime contractor, sub-contractor/ supplier
along with a business check, cashier check, money order, Visa
or Mastercharge (NO FAXED REQUESTS WILL BE ACCEPTED) in the
amount of $32.00 to DEFENSE AUTOMATED PRINTING SERVICE, PHILADELPHIA
NAVAL BUSINESS CENTER, BLDG 77-L, PHILADELPHIA, PA 19112-5094.
Each check must be made payable to the U.S. TREASURY and annotated
with the applicable solicitation number, N62472-98-B-0808.
Two sets of plans and specification will be made available
to those contractors who have tendered payment. If the contract
solicitation number (N62472-98-B-0808) is not annotated as
required or check is not made payable to the U.S. TREASURY,
your check will be returned unprocessed. (No PERSONAL CHECKS
WILL BE ACCEPTED) No plans and specification will be issued
until proper payment has been received. If you would like further
information on the mailing of this solicitation package via
expedited courier service, please contact Ms. Donna Szlener
at (215) 897-6551. Technical inquiries pertaining to this solicitation
are to be submitted in writing by faxed to Mrs. J.A. Mercede,
Code 02C, at (610) 595-0644.
CITE: (I-177 SN089331)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: 305 Contracting Squadron, 3563 Lancaster Ave, McGuire
AFB, NJ 08641- 1712
SUBJECT: Z--RENOVATE BLDG 1801 PHASE 2, MCGUIRE AFB NJ 08641
SOL F28609-97-B0014
DUE 081297
POC TSgt David Moore, 609-724-5934.
DESC: Renovate Building 1801 Phase 2, at McGuire AFB NJ. WRITTEN
REQUEST ONLY. Offerors must provide their zip plus 4 zip codes
and indicate if they are small, small disadvantaged or large
business. Faxed request accepted at (609)-724-5931. Work to
be performed includes but is not limited to the following:
Removal of second floor tiles, installation of new tiles removal
of all second floor mezzanine windows and block closed with
new masonry. Install new smoke detection system, new fire cabinets
with fire extinguishers. Performance period is 180 days from
receipt of notice to proceed. IFB will be issued on or about
11 Jul 97. The proposed procurement listed herein is unrestricted.
Standard Industrial Classification Code for the procurement
is 1542. Any concern responding to this solicitation is classified
as a small business if the average annual receipts of the concern
and its affiliates for the proceeding three fiscal years do
not exceed $17.00 million. Proposed contract is between $500,000.00
and $1,000,000.00. All responsible concerns may submit a bid
which will be considered by the agency.
CITE: (I-177 SN089337)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Nez Perce National Forest, Route 2 Box 475, Grangeville,
ID 83530
SUBJECT: Z--MEADOW CREEK TRAIL FLOOD REHABILITATION
SOL RFQ R1-17-97-31
DUE 081297
POC Contracting (208) 983-1950
DESC: Meadow Creek Trail Flood Rehabilitation. Project is located
on the Moose Creek Ranger District, Idaho County, Idaho; from
Lowell, Idaho on U.S. 12 take FDR 223 east for 18 miles to
Road 443 and 290; then 1.5 miles on this system to Slim's Camp
Trailhead and M.P. 0.0 of Trail No. 726 Meadow Creek. Project
consists of flood repair and rehabilitation of Meadow Creek
Trail 726, a pack/saddle and hiker trail, including tread reconstruction,
clearing, filling of eroded trail tread, drainage dips, misc.
drainage structures, retaining walls and culvert installation;
clearing and minor grubbing of the existing trail prism for
approximately 0.8 miles; trail tread reconstruction and clearing
of the trailway prism. Estimated start work is September 5,
1997. The estimated price range is between $25,000 and $100,000.
CITE: (I-177 SN089345)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Bureau of Indian Affairs, Navajo Area Office, Branch
of Contracts and Property Management, P.O. Box 1060, Gallup,
New Mexico 87301
SUBJECT: Z--UPGRADE BOILERS
SOL N002607C23
POC Point of Contact - Contact Point, Ms. Durinda Plimpton, (505)
863-8267
DESC: Install two Industrical Risk Insurers (IRI) Natural Gas
Fuel Trains and upgrade two boilers at Chinle Headquarters,
Building No. 136-C, Chinle, Arizona. This acquisition is being
processed under the simplified acquisition procedures and is
reserved for small businesses. The projected period of time
to solicit, evaluate quotes, and issue the purchase order is
thirty days. Limited to the 1st 15 request. Request for solicitation
will need to be faxed to (505) 863-8245. (AC0626071-01)
CITE: (I-177 SN089374)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Officer in Charge of Construction, P. O. Box X7, Building
1138T1, Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center, Twentynine Palms,
CA, 92278-0107
SUBJECT: Z--INVITATION FOR BIDS N68711-97-B-7319, INSTALL SMOKE
DETECTORS, FAMILY HOUSING (TP-H-706-R-2), MARINE CORPS AIR
GROUND COMBAT CENTER, TWENTYNINE PALMS, CALIFORNIA
SOL N68711-97-B-7319
DUE 082097
POC Merry C. Pilgrim, 760-830-7337
DESC: IFB N68711-97-B-7319, Install Smoke Detectors, Family Housing
(TP-H-706-R-2)--The work includes furnishing all materials,
labor, equipment and supervision for providing smoke detectors
in housing units. Detectors to be hard wired with concealed
wiring and connected to un-switched circuits as indicated and
incidental related work.--A Quality Control Program will be
required as set forth in the Contract Specifications.--NOTE:
Bids submitted in response to this advertisement will be evaluated
in compliance with DFARS Clause 252.219-7008, Notice of Evaluation
Preference for Small Disadvantaged Business Concerns (APR 1996),
which is applicable to this solicitation--Specifications &
Drawings available 21 Aug 1997--Site Visit 9:00 AM, local time,
05 Aug 1997-- Bid Opening 2:00 PM, local time, 20 Aug 1997--Duration
of contract 180 calendar days--Estimated Cost Range between
$100,000 and $250,000-- This procurement is being issued pursuant
to the Small Business Competitiveness Demonstration Program--Sic
Code 1731--Solicitation packages may be acquired in person
from Plan Issue or by mail--Telephone requests will not be
accepted--Requests for the solicitation must be in writing
stating solicitation number N68711-97-B-7319, complete name,
address, area code and phone number and whether bidding as
a prime/subcontractor/supplier.--Mail requests to OICC, Plan
Issue, PO Box X7, MCAGCC, Twentynine Palms, CA 92278-0107 or
fax requests to Plan Issue at (760) 830-7436 or EMail requests
to "cpsargent@efdswest.navfac.navy.mil".--All responsible sources
may submit an offer which will be considered--Plans and Specifications
available until supply is exhausted.--Planholders lists will
not be faxed.
LINKURL: N/A
LINKDESC:
EMAILADD: pjsteiner@efdswest.navfac.navy.mil
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (D-177 SN089398)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Officer in Charge of Construction, P. O. Box 209 Oceanside,
CA 92049-0209
SUBJECT: Z--REPAIR EDSON RANGES AND IRRIGATION SYSTEM AT THE
MARINE CORPS BASE, CAMP PENDLETON, CA
SOL N68711-96-B-3744
DUE 081997
POC Renae Jones, (760) 725-8241/Contracting Officer, Catherine
Jones (760) 725-8240
DESC: The work includes repair and upgrade of four firing ranges
including repairs and rehabilitation of control booths (4),
target storage buildings (8), magazines (4), equipment issue
buildings (4), and covered cleaning racks (4); rehabilitation
of rest rooms; replacement of target carriage system (200)
and rehabilitation of target line area; repairs to two (2)
pedestrian access tunnels (galvanized steel); repair and replacement
of the existing water supply system; replacement of the electrical
supply and communication systems including emergency telephones,
radio communications and sound systems; relocation (converting
from meters to yards) and rehabilitation of firing lines; correction
of drainage problems including regrading for positive drainage,
installation of culverts and drainage structures when required;
patching and sealing existing A/C paving; repair of irrigation
system and lighting work at 500 yard firing line, and firing
surface at firing lines and all incidental related work. S.I.C.
Code is 1629, "Heavy Construction, Not Elsewhere Classified".
Estimated cost is between $1,000,000 and $5,000, 000. Completion
time is 232 days. Bid opening is scheduled for 2:00 p.m. PST,
August 19, 1997, at Building 22101, Marine Corps Base, Camp
Pendleton, CA. All responsible sources may submit a bid and
in shall be considered. Copies of the solicitation will be
available on a first come, first-served basis July 17, 1997,
and will be provided only in response to written, faxed, or
e-mail requests received directly from the requestor. Requests
for a copy of the solicitation must contain the firm name,
address, phone number, fax number (if available), and the solicitation
number, or the request will not be processed. Facsimile requests
can be sent to (760) 725-3222. Telephone requests will not
be honored.
EMAILADD: rajones@efdswest.navfac.navy.mil
EMAILDESC:
California
CITE: (D-177 SN089417)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: VA Healthcare Center, 5001 N. Piedras St, El Paso, TX
79930
SUBJECT: Z--PREP-WORK FOR PICKER EQUIPMENT
SOL 756-97-012
DUE 090197
POC Peggy Miller, 915-564-6114
DESC: Contractor shall furnish all labor, tools, equipment and
materials necessry to complete project 756-97-012, Prep-Work
For Picker Equipment, at the VA Health Care Center, El Paso,
Texas. Work includes general electrical and carpentry preparation
for the installation of VA owned Picker urology table and associated
equipment. Equipment shall be installed by Picker. Estimated
cost range $25,000 to $100,000. Subject to availability of
funds. SIC 1542 applies to this soliciation.
CITE: (W-177 SN089444)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Department of the Army, Baltimore District, Corps of
Engineers, 10 South Howard Street, Room 7000, P.O. Box 1715,
Baltimore, MD 21201-2530
SUBJECT: Z--SANITARY SEWER REPAIRS (PHASE I), FORT MYER, ARLINGTON,
VA
SOL DACA31-B-0057
DUE 081797
POC Betty Schneider, 410-962-3464 or 5638
DESC: This proposed procurement is unrestricted, SIC 1623. Estimated
cost of construction is between $1,000,000 and $5,000,000.
Complete no later than 360 calendar days. Work consists of
Construction of 4000 LF of new 8 and 10 inch PVC sewer line,
new manholes, reconnection of existing laterals, trenchless
installation of 300 LF of 10 inch HDPE pipe in existing 8 inch
pipe, repair and other incidental items. All responsible sources
may submit a bid which shall be considered by the agency. Large
business firms are required to submit a subcontracting plan.
The subcontracting goals are 65% for small business, 15% for
small disadvantaged business and 8% of women owned small business.
The subcontracting plan does not have to be submitted at bid
opening. In order to comply with Debt Collection Improvement
Act of 1996, effective October 1, 1997, all contractors must
be registered in the Central Contractor Registration (CCR)
to be considered for award of a Federal contract. Contact CCR
Web site at http://www.acq.osd.mil/ec. Registration can also
be accomplished via dial up modem at (614)692-6788 (User ID:
ccrpub; Password: pub2ccri), or through any DoD Certified Value
Added Network. Additionally, a paper form for registration
may be obtained from the DoD Electronic Commerce Information
Center at 1-800-334-3414. Full size plans and specs $38.75
per set; half size plans and specs $28.00 per set; Non-Refundable.
Make company check or money order payable to FAO, USAED, Baltimore
and mail to the attention of CENAB-CT-S. No Cash Accepted -
Issuance o/a 18 July 1997 bid opening o/a 19 Aug 1997.
LINKURL: http://www.acq.osd.mil/ec. Registration
LINKDESC:
CITE: (I-177 SN089468)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: USDA, Forest Service, 100 West Capitol Street, Suite
1141, Federal Building, Jackson, MS 39269
SUBJECT: Z--ASPHALT PLACEMENT
SOL RFQ 52-7-97
DUE 073097
POC Julia B. Cain, Contracting Officer, telephone 601/965-4391
Ext. 127
DESC: FR3766 - Pine Woods Lake, 1.1 miles of asphalt placement;
FR3188 - Greer Springs, 0.3 miles asphalt placement, Mark Twain
National Forest, Carter and Oregon Counties, MO. Contract time
is 30 calendar days. Estimated price range is $25,000.00 -
$100,000.00. A 50% Payment Bond is required upon award.
CITE: (W-177 SN089472)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Commanding Officer, Southern Division,Naval Facilities
Engineering Command, 2155 Eagle Drive, P. O. Box 190010, North
Charleston, SC 29419-9010
SUBJECT: Z--DEMOLISH BLDG 8, NAVAL HOSPITAL, BEAUFORT, SC
SOL N62467-97-B-0849
DUE 082097
POC Tech Inquiries MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING NO LESS THAN
15 DAYS PRIOR TO SCHEDULED BID OPENING, Att: E. Bing, 803-525-3527
DESC: 17. To obtain BID RESULTS, call 803/525-3527 for a pre-recorded
message that will be available AFTER 12 NOON the day following
the scheduled bid opening. Work includes demolition and removal
from Government property of a two-story frame and masonry veneer
building approximately 8000 square feet in area, as well as
complete basement removal, removal of water and sewer lines
and disconnection and abandonment of other utility lines, fill,
seeding, and incidental related work. The work also includes
asbestos and lead containing material removal and disposal.
Period of performance is 135 calendar days. Pursuant to P.L.
100-656, Small Business Competitiveness Demonstration Program,
this solicitation is 100% SET ASIDE FOR SMALL BUSINESS.
CITE: (W-177 SN089473)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: EFA Chesapeake, Washington Navy Yard, Building 212, 901
M Street, S.E., Washington, DC 20374-5018
SUBJECT: Z--EXTEND NORTH END OF BUILDING 49, NAVAL RESEARCH LAB,
WASHINGTON, DC
SOL N62477-97-B-0089
POC Murieta A. Beverly, Contracting Officer, 202-685-3140
DESC: This procurement is UNRESTRICTED. The bids results are
subject to verification and will be evaluated in accordance
with DFAR 252.219-7008, Notice of Evaluation Preference for
Small Disadvantaged Business Concerns-Construction Acquisitions-Test
Program (APR 1996). The Standard Industry Classification (SIC)
Code is 1542, General Contractors--Nonresidential Buildings,
Other Than Industrial Bldgs and Warehouses and the SIC size
is $17 million. The work includes the removal of existing concrete
walls, miscellaneous items, and providing new facilities on
the existing foundation at the north end of Building 49, and
incidential related work. The estimated cost range is $100,000
- $500,000. Plans and Specifications will be made available
on or about July 11, 1997. There is a non-refundable charge
of $25.00 per solicitation package required and checks should
be made out to "US Treasurer c/o EFA Chesapeake" Checks may
be mailed to Contracting Officer, Engineering Field Activity
Chesapeake, 901 M Street Street, S.E., Building 212, Washington,
DC 20374-5018 or they may be picked up in person at the same
address. Specifications and plans will be issued on a "first
come, first serve" basis until supplies are exhausted. Site
visit information will be contained in the solicitation.
CITE: (W-177 SN089475)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium, Mt. Edgecumbe
Hospital, Facility Management, 222 Tongass Drive, Sitka, Alaska,
99835
SUBJECT: Z--SEARHC MT. EDGECUMBE HOSPITAL PHASE 3, ACUTE MEDICAL
SERVICES, SITKA, ALASKA (P9705)
SOL IFB-97-002
DUE 073197
POC Bill Brooks, Project Manager, (907) 966-8357; Dennis Heller,
Facility Manager, (907) 966-8409.
DESC: Work to be performed consists of furnishing all labor,
materials, and equipment for the demolition of interior partitions,
mechanical, and electrical systems, and the construction of
an Acute Medical Services Department to accommodate approximately
570 square meters (6,000 square feet) located in the South
Wing of the Third Floor of SEARHC Mt. Edgecumbe Hospital. Estimate
of construction ranges from $500,000.00 to $1 million. Work
will include demolition of existing interior wood stud walls
covered with metal lath and plaster, suspended ceilings and
track, flooring over a concrete slab, interior finishes, plumbing,
sprinkler system, heating piping and convectors, duct work,
electrical conduit, wiring, and lighting fixtures. Asbestos
containing materials exist on piping in pipe chases, walls,
and in floor and ceiling penetrations. New construction will
include installation of metal stud walls and furring with gypsum
board walls for patient rooms, corridors, waiting areas, nurse
stations, and specialty storage areas. An airhandling unit
will be installed on the roof of the Hospital. A majority of
ductwork, electrical and communication systems, and sprinkler
systems will be installed above suspended ceilings. The building
will remain occupied adjacent to the construction area. Technical
drawings and specifications are presented using International
System of Units (SI) (Metric) "soft conversion" in which metric
equivalents are substituted for standard inch-pound measurements.
A nonrefundable fee of one hundred and seventy five dollars
($175.00) per set of bid documents is required from each interested
bidder. Checks are to be made payable to SEARHC and mailed
or delivered to the office of SEARHC Facility Management, 222
Tongass Drive, Sitka, Alaska Bid documents will be available
July 1, 1997 at the address listed above. Contract completion
time is 280 calendar days after receipt of the Notice to Proceed.
Preference in the award of this contract shall be given to
51% Indian and Alaskan Native owned and actively operated organizations
or enterprises if sufficient eligible firms are identified
which can demonstrate the capability to perform the contract
work of the size and type involved and within the time frame
provided above. Bids will be opened July 31, 1997 at 4:00 p.m.,
local time at SEARHC Mt. Edgecumbe Hospital in Sitka, Alaska.
CITE: (M-177 SN089478)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Officer in Charge of Construction, Phila. Area, P.O.
Box 36174, U.S. Naval Base, Philadelphia, PA
SUBJECT: Z--BUILDING NO. 56, ALTERATIONS TO EAST BAY AREA, NAVAL
SURFACE WARFARE CENTER, PHILADELPHIA NAVAL BUSINESS CENTER,
PHILA., PA
SOL N62472-97-B-2326
DUE 072497
POC Madeline Mathis, Contract Specialist, (215) 897-6492.
DESC: The work includes demolition of existing piping, electrical
fixtures and conduit, steam unit heaters and associated piping
in the East Bay Area of Building No. 56. Demolition of a partial
height brick partition, two (2) hydraulic floor lifts, and
concrete floor preparation for new finishes. The space will
be prepared for new gypsum partitions enclosing new offices
and toilet areas with new acoustical tile ceilings, carpet
tiles and related finishes. A new HVAC system, electrical power
and lighting system, new plumbing fixtures, fire protection,
and incidental related work. The subject solicitation will
be issued as unrestricted and subject to the evaluation criteria
contained in DFAR 252.219-7003--entitled "Notice of Evaluation
Preference for Small Disadvantaged Business Concerns--Construction
Acquisition--Test Program (APR 1996)". Estimated Cost Range
is Between $100,000.00 and $250,000.00. The Standard Industrial
Code (SIC) is 1541.
CITE: (M-177 SN089485)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Officer in Charge of Construction, P.O. Box 43119, Marine
Corps Logistics Base, Albany, Georgia
SUBJECT: Z--INSTALL PROGRAMMABLE HVAC CONTROLS, BUILDING 2200,
MARINE CORPS LOGISTICS BASE, ALBANY, GEORGIA
SOL N62467-97-B-3397
DUE 081297
POC Judy Washington, (912) 439-5959.
DESC: Approximate bid opening date will be 12 August, 1997 at
2:00 p.m. The work includes the installation of Programmable
HVAC Controls in building 2200 and incidental related work.
The work shall provide Direct Digital Control, Energy Management,
and Building Automation for Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning
system. Estimated cost is between $100,000.00 and $250,000.00.
Estimated duration is 165 days for completion. This procurement
contains preference for small disadvantaged business concerns.
CITE: (M-177 SN089489)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: General Services Adm., Norris Cotton Federal Building,
275 Chestnut Street, Room 746, Manchester, NH 03101-2485
SUBJECT: Z--GENERAL CONSTRUCTION
SOL 1PM-NH-97-18
DUE 072597
POC Alan Kirby, (603) 666-7581.
DESC: GSA requires generator relocation and space alterations
at the U.S. Border Station, Jackman, ME. Estimated cost range
is between $25,000.00 and $100,000.00. SIC Code for this project
is 1542. This project is open to large and small business.
Estimated Issue Date is on or about July 11, 1997. Estimated
Bid Opening Date is on or about July 25, 1997. To obtain a
copy of this solicitation, please contact Stacie Manning at
(603) 666-7581.
CITE: (M-177 SN089491)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Navy Public Works Center, Contracts Department, Building
175, Washington Navy Yard, 901 M. St. SE, Washington, DC 20374-5095
SUBJECT: Z--STRUCTURAL REPAIRS, BUILDING 092, ANCOSTIA NAVAL
STATION, WASHINGTON, DC
SOL N68925-97-B-A738
DUE 080797
POC Jill Kline, Contract Specialist, (202)685-8215
DESC: As a modification to the previous solicitation synopsis,
the Bid Opening Date is hereby changed from 05JUL97 to 07AUG97
at 2:00pm. All other information remanins unchanged.
CITE: (W-177 SN089502)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Federal Emergency Management Agency, Mt. Weather Emergency
Assistance Center, 19844 Blue Ridge Mountain Road, Bluemont,
VA 20135
SUBJECT: Z--BUILDING 435 REFRIGERATION SYSTEM REPLACEMENT
SOL EMV-97-IB-0021
DUE 071797
POC Mrs. Sandi Nixon, Contract Specialist, 540/542-2303
DESC: Presolicitation Notice: The Federal Emergency Management
Agency (FEMA) is seeking bidders for the Bldg. 435 Refrigeration
System Replacement project. Demolition work consists of removal
of the evaporator coils, refrigerant lines, ntrols, electrical
feeders and electrical disconnects located in ea cooloer. Architectural
work consists of the installation of concrete condenser pad
& refurbishment of selected walk-in refrigerator & freezer
wall & ceiling finishes, etc. Mechanical work consists of the
installation of selected walk-in cooler refrigeration units
including condensers, evaporators & controls, etc. Electrical
work includes the installation of starters, disconnects, feeders,
etc. in support of the refrigeration system modification. New
refirgeration box lighting shall be installed & new alarms
shall be connected to existing fire alarm system. Work efforts
will be performed at FEMA's Mt. Weather Emergency Assistance
Center (MWEAC), located at 19844 Blue Ridge Mountain Road,
Bluemont, VA 20135, Loudoun County. A valid Virginia Contractor's
License will be required in order to bid on and perform the
work. The magnitude of the requirement in terms of the estimated
price range is between $100,000.00 and $250,000.00. The resulting
contract will be a firm-fixed-price/construction -type contract
and the requirement is being issued as a total small business
set-aside. The period of performance will be 120 calendar days
(CD) from the Contractor's receipt of the Notice to Proceed.
Construction is req'd to be phased such that cafeteria services
are not affected. Est. solicitation release date is O/A 7/24/97
w/closing date 30 CD thereafter. Presolicitation conference/site
visit date/time to be identified in the solicitation pkg. Specs
& dwgs available upon Gov't receipt of a written request to
the above address: ATTN: Mrs. Sandi Nixon/Bldg. 413. Non-refundable
deposit required in the amount of $25.00 in order to receive
solicitation pkg, specs, and dwgs. Make check payable to U.S.
Treasurer and send w/written request for the construction pkg.
After release of the solicitation, the entire pkg to include
the specs and dwgs will be available for inspection, at no
charge, at the following locations: (i) Construction Market
Data, Inc., Greenbelt, MD, (ii) Blue Reports, Springfield,
VA, (iii) F.W. Dodge, Greenbelt, MD, (iv) The Builders Exchange
Assoc. of VA, Richmond, VA, & (v) Valley Construction News-Harrisonburg,
Harrisonburg, VA. Responses to this presolicitaiton notice
due 7/17/97 and bidders responding to this advertisement will
not be required to resubmit request once the notice is formally
advertised. See Numbered Note 1.
EMAILADD: sandi.nixon@fema.gov
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089507)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Commanding Officer, Southern Division,Naval Facilities
Engineering Command, 2155 Eagle Drive, P. O. Box 190010, North
Charleston, SC 29419-9010
SUBJECT: Z--DEMOLISH BLDG 8, NAVAL HOSPITAL, BEAUFORT, SC
SOL N62467-97-B-0849
POC POC Tech Inquiries MUST BE SUBMITTED IN WRITING NO LESS THAN
15 DAYS PRIOR TO SCHEDULED BID OPENING, Att: E. Bing, 803-525-3527
DESC: Solicitation is modified to include the following address
for the purpose of bid inquiries, technical questions, and
requests for copies of the solicitation: NAVFACENGCOM, Southern
Division, Field Office Beaufort, PO Box 448, Port Royal, SC
29935-0448.
CITE: (W-177 SN089509)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Naval Surface Warfare Center, Carderock Division, 9500
McArthur Blvd. West Bethesda, MD 20817-5700
SUBJECT: Z--REMOVAL OF EXISTING ROOFING SYSTEM (PLY BUILT-UP
AND POLYURETHANE FOAM ROOF) FROM EXSITING STEEL DECK AND INCIDENTAL
RELATED WORK AT THE LARGE CAVITATION CHANNEL, MEMPHIS,TN
SOL N62477-97-B-6301
DUE 081497
POC Isabell M. Watts, Contract Specialist, (310) 227-4574.
DESC: The Government anticipates award of a Firm Fixed Price
contract for the performance of removal of existing roofing
system (ply built-up and polyrethane foam roof) from existing
steel deck and incidental related work at the Large Cavitation
Channel, Memphis, TN. The estimated date for availability of
the solication is 7/15/97. The project bid opening date is
14 August 1997 at 2:00 p.m. (EST). The SIC Code 1761, size
$7.0 million. The estimated cost range for this project is
between $100,000 and $200,000. This procurement is a 100% Small
Business Set-Aside. All responsible sources may submit a bid.
Retquest for the solicitation package should be mailed to Naval
Surface Warfare Center, Carderock Division, Code 362, NAVFAC
Contracts Office, Bldg "N", 9500 MacArthur Blvd., West Bethesda,
MD 20817-5700 or faxed to (301) 227-3871. Telephone requests
for this soliciation will not be accepted.
CITE: (I-177 SN089529)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: OICC/ROICC Jacksonville, NAVFACENGCOM Contracts, 1005
Michael Rd., Camp Lejeune, NC 28547-2521
SUBJECT: Z--REPLACE AUXILIARY ENGINES WITH STANDBY GENERATORS,
WELLS 607 & 654, MCB, CAMP LEJEUEN, NC
SOL N62470-96-B-4511
DUE 080797
POC Kathie Rowe, (910) 451-2582, FAX (910) 451-5629
DESC: The work includes the removal of existing water well pump
auxiliary engines including, but not limited to fuel storage
tanks, fuel piping, concrete engine pedestral, drive shafts
and providing new standby rated diesel engine generators, non-automatic
transfer switches, new electrical services and incidental related
work. Proposed contract is unrestricted. Simplified Acquisition
Procedures are being utilized for this procurement. No public
bid opening will be held. The low quoter will be notified telephonically
of its position. Estimated cost range is $25,000 to $100,000.
Plans and specs will be available on or about 17 July 1997
until supply is exhausted. No deposit is required. Bid opening
date will be on or about 07 August 1997. TELEPHONE REQUESTS
WILL NO LONGER BE HONORED. ONLY WRITTEN AND FAX REQUESTS WILL
BE ACCEPTED. Please state area code, telephone number, street
address, nine-digit zip code and whether you are participating
as a prime or subcontractor. PLEASE NOTE: FAX# (910) 451-5629.
All responsible sources may submit an offer which will be considered.
(0222)
CITE: (I-177 SN089531)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Northern Division, NAVFACENGCOM, 10 Industrial Highway,
Mail Stop #82, Lester, PA 19113-2090
SUBJECT: Z--REPAIR/ALTER BLDG 512 BOQ, NAVAL AIR STATION, BRUNSWICK,
ME
SOL N62472-96-B-0450
DUE 081497
POC Ted Wallace, Contract Specialist, 610-595-0630.
DESC: This is a Pre-Solicitation Notice: Bidders/Offerors interested
in obtaining plans and specification for this project, must
sent in their request on company letterhead stating if you
are bidding as a prime contractor or sub-contractor/supplier
along with a Company Check, Cashier's check, Money Order, Visa
and Mastercard in the amount of $62.00 to: DEFENSE AUTOMATED
PRINTING OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA NAVAL BUSINESS CENTER, BUILDING
77-L, PHILADELPHIA, PA 19112. Each check must be made payable
to the U.S. TREASURY and annotated with the applicable solicitation
number. Two sets of plans and specifications will be sent via
First Class Mail upon availability to those contractors who
have tendered payment. If a contract number is not annotated
as requires or your check is not made payable to the U.S. TREASURY,
your check will be returned unprocessed. NO PERSONAL CHECKS
WILL BE ACCEPTED. NO PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS WILL BE ISSUED
UNTIL PROPER PAYMENT HAS BEEN RECEIVED. If you would like information
on the mailing of the solicitation package via expedited courier
service, please contact: MS DONNA SZLENER AT (215) 897-6551.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION: The work includes the removal and disposal
of asbestos containing material and lead-containing paint;
the relocation of above-ground oil storage tank and landscape
trees and shrubs; the removal of masonry and metal and stud
partitions, doors, suspended acoustical and plaster ceilings,
carpet and vinyl flooring, ceramic tile floors, walls, toilet
partitions and accessories, cabinets and counters, concrete
wall and floor structure, metal stair handrails, entrance canopy
windows, exterior face brick, asphalt concrete pavement and
walks, drainage pipe and manholes, toilets, sinks, urinals,
mechanical equipment, hydronic heating, domestic hot water
storage tank, piping, exhaust fans, electrical service entrances
and primary feeder to the indoor transformer, panelboards,
lighting fixtures, receptacles, all conductors and fire alarm
panel; the provision of metal stud and gypsum board partitions,
masonry infill partitions, doors and frames, exterior insulation
and finish system, exterior face brick veneer, aluminum windows
and panels, EPDM roof repair, cast-in-place concrete piles,
concrete pile caps and slabs, structural steel framing, entrance
vestibule, miscellaneous steel fabrications, metal stairs and
handrails, vinyl and carpet flooring, painting, suspended acoustical
and gypsum board ceilings, toilet partitions and accessories,
ceramic tile walls and flooring, heating, ventilation and air
conditioning equipment, plumbing fixtures, piping, wet-pipe
sprinkler system, domestic hot water storage tank, mechanical
room addition, hydraulic elevator with masonry shaft, electrical
service entrance equipment, transformer, panelboards, wiring,
lighting, emergency lighting, fire alarm system, cable television
system, telephone system, parking lot improvements, underground
electric lines, underground storm drain lines, underground
water lines; and incidental related work. Estimated cost range
is $2,500,000 - $5,000,000. The SIC code is 1542 and the Small
Business Size Standard of $17 million are applicable to this
contract. The proposed contract (solicitation) will be issued
as unrestricted and is subject to the evaluation criteria set
forth in DFAR 252.219-7008 Notice of Evaluation Preference
for Small Disadvantaged Business Concerns - Construction Acquisitions
- Test Program (APR 1996). For technical questions concerning
the subject notice, please faxed to Mr Ted Wallace at (610)
595-0644.
CITE: (I-177 SN089534)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Operational Contracts Division, Construction Branch,
AFDTC/PKOC, 205 West D Avenue, Suite 541, Eglin AFB FL 32542-6862
SUBJECT: Z--REPAIR OF POQUITO BAYOU HOUSING UNITS, EGLIN AFB
FL
SOL F08651-97-B-0093
DUE 081897
POC Sheila Kingman, Contract Specialist, 850/882-5628, Ext. 5270;
Cecile A. Ramos, Contracting Officer
DESC: Presolicitation Notice. Repair of Poquito Bayou Housing
Units, Eglin AFB FL. Bid Opening Date of 18 Aug 97 is only
an estimated date. Project will consist of Base Bid and one
Additive. In general, work will consist of removal of existing
hardboard and plywood siding, wood trim, wood blocking, vinyl
soffits, metal gutters and downspouts, exterior doors, garage
doors, etc.; replacing of existing damaged woodframing, wood
trim, wall insulation, wall sheathing and wood fending; installation
of vinyl siding trim, vinyl soffits, new metal exterior doors
and garage doors with frames; removal of existing sliding glass
doors and installation of new hinged metal patio doors (Additive
No. 1). Project also includes painting of existing and new
exterior surfaces; painting of all existing and new exterior
surfaces; mechanical work including temporary removal and replacing
of hose bibbs, dryer vent hoods, gas piping, A/C disconnect
switches and other mechanical items. Electrical work consists
of temporary removal and replacing of electrical switches,
receptacles, conduit, wiring, lighting fixtures and doorbell
buttons; removal of existing television wiring, outlets and
equipment and installation of new television wiring, outlets
and associated equipment; grass seeding of certain areas. Performance
period is 350 calendar days for the base bid and 30 days for
Additive Item No. 1. Estimated dollar range is between $1 Million
and $5 Million. All responsible sources may submit a bid which
shall be considered by the agency. Firms responding should
indicate if they are a small business. Bid packages may be
obtained for a nonrefundable $20.00 charge by submitting a
written request to AFDTC/PKOO, 205 West D Ave., Suite 541,
Eglin AFB FL 32542-6862. Make check or money order payable
to DFAS-LI, DSSN 6671. No fax or phone calls requesting bid
packages will be accepted; however, requests for Bidder's List
may be faxed to 850/882-9441.
CITE: (W-177 SN089541)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Oc-Alc/Dir Of Contracting, 7858 5th St Ste 1, Tinker
Air Force Base Ok 73145-9106
SUBJECT: Z--RPL CONDENSATE TANK B/3001
SOL F34650-97-B-0011
DUE 072597
POC For copy, Myrtle Macom/Pkoec/[405]739-4249, For additional
information contact Myrtle Macom/Pkoec/[405]739-4249
DESC: Contractor shall furnish all labor, tools, equipment, plant,
material, parts, transportation, and incidentals nessary for:
Removal of existing 4000 gal boiler feed water steam condensate
tank, piping, and other devices as indicated. Removal of two
(2) deaerator tanks, piping, and retain for reinstallation.
Remove platforms as required to remove existing condensate
deaerator tanks, and retain for reinstallation. installation
of new ASME 150 PSI approved 4000 gal boiler feed water steam
condensate tank, blowdown, and draing piping including valves,
accessories, instrumentation, control devices, supports, insulation,
and all other required appurtenances. inspect two (2) existing
deaerator tanks for corrosion damage. Hydrostatic test tanks
to ASME STD for 150 PSI vessels. Painting of new equipment,
piping, insulation, and structure. Testing, adjusting, and
balancing of new piping and equipment systems. Any insulation
on existing piping damaged during removal of equipment shall
be reinstalled to match existing insulation. Work requirements
consist of: Mechanical 75%, Electrical 14%, Architectural 5%,
Civil 5%. Magnitude of Construction = $250,000.00 to $500,000.00.
Completion time = 265 Calendar days. This aquisition is unrestricted.
After release of the solicitation, requests will be processed
on a "first-come, first-served" basis. See Note 26. Request
Solicitations by writing to OC-ALC/PKOEC, 7858 5th St, Ste
1, Tinker AFB, OK 73145-9106, ATTN: Myrtle Macom, or FAX request
to (405)739- 7421. The approximate issue/response date will
be 25 Jun 97. No telephone requests. Only written or faxed
requests received directly from the requestor are acceptable.
All responsible sources solicited may submit a bid, proposal,
or quotation which shall be considered. Note: An Ombudsman
has been appointed to hear concerns from offerors or potential
Offerors during the proposal development phase of this acquisition.
The purpose of the Ombudsman is not to diminish the authority
of the program director or contracting officer, but to communicate
contractor concerns, issues, disagreements, and recommendations
to the appropriate government personnel. When requested, the
Ombudsman will maintain strict confidentiality as to source
of the concern. The Ombudsman does not participate in the evaluation
of proposals or in the source selection process. Interested
parties are invited to call the Ombudsman at (405) 736-3273.
DO NOT CALL THIS NUMBER FOR SOLICITATION REQUESTS. See Note
(s) 26.
CITE: (I-177 SN089559)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Commanding Officer, Naval Facilities Engineering Command,
P. O. Box 190010, North Charleston, SC 29419-9010
SUBJECT: Z--REPAIR ROOF, NMCRC SAN ANTONIO, TX
SOL N62467-94-B-1037
DUE 081497
POC Point of Contact - Technical inquiries prior to bid opening
MUST be submitted in writing to the address listed above, or
faxed to (803) 820-5853, Attention: Agnes Copeland, Code 0212AC.
The Contracting Officer for this solicitation is L. R. Fisk.
DESC: SOLICITATION NOTICE: THE COST FOR EACH SET OF PLANS AND
SPECIFICATIONS IS $25.00. Full size drawings are available
at an additional cost. THE POINT OF CONTACT IS RONNIE MITCHUM
AT 803/743-4040. THIS CHARGE IS NON-REFUNDABLE. To obtain plans
and specifications you may CHARGE your request to a CORPORATE
VISA CREDIT CARD or make company check payable to US Treasury
and send to the DEFENSE AUTOMATED PRINTING SERVICE, ATTN: RONNIE
MITCHUM, P O BOX 71359, CHARLESTON, SC 29415 OR FOR DIRECT
OR EXPRESS MAIL DELIVERY, ADDRESS YOUR REQUEST TO SUITE B 2825
AVENUE D. NORTH CHARLESTON, SC 29408-1802. Please indicate
if you are a Prime Contractor, Subcontractor, Supplier, ETC.
Please also include (1) A Point of Contract, (2) A Telephone
Number, and (3) a FAX Number. If problems arise concerning
your request, call RONNIE MITCHUM at 803/743-4040. To obtain
a plan holders list FAX your request to 803/743-3027. Plan
Holders List will be mailed. Plan Holders List can be obtained
from the Internet at http://206.74.23.6. For inquiries about
BID OPENING DATE, NUMBER OF AMENDMENTS ISSUED, CONTACT SUSAN
CLARK at (803) 820-5775. To obtain bid results, call (803)
820-5922 after 10:00 AM for a pre-recorded message that will
be available the day after scheduled bid opening. The work
includes: a) interior repairs and/or replacement of damaged/missing
sheet rock, plaster, ceiling tile, as well as repairs and repainting
of concrete masonry units. b) Exterior repairs to cracked/broken
brick masonry, cleaning of masonry and application of a clear
water repellent, installation of sheet metal counter flashings,
through-wall flashing installation in designated areas, and
new metal copings. c) Sealant replacement of entire exterior
wall system. d) Designated metal roof repairs and replacements
of all metal flashing and selective gutters and downspouts.
e) Limited elastomeric coating installation at roof penetrations..
NOTICE: THIS SOLICITATION IS ADVERTISED AS UNRESTRICTED. Estimated
cost of project is $100,000 to $250,000 . Estimated duration
of the contract is 115 calendar days for completion. (AC0626071-06)
CITE: (I-177 SN089571)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Arnold Engineering Development Center, Attn: AEDC PKP,
100 Kindel Drive, Suite A332, Arnold AFB TN 37389-1332
SUBJECT: Z--REPAIR J-4 SPRAY CHAMBER CONCRETE
SOL F40650-97-B-0022
POC Emily Walker, Contract Specialist, Phone: 615-454-7841, Fax:
615-454-7330
DESC: This project consists of performing repairs to the concrete
wall of a 250-foot deep by 100-foot diameter water containment
vessel. The damaged area extends from the vessel floor slab
up 51 feet and will consist primarily of the placement of 3
inches of shotcrete and reinforcing mesh over an approximately
16,000 square-foot area. The containment structure is located
at Arnold AFB, TN. The performance period will be 120 calendar
days after receipt of written award. The magnitude of work
is between $100,000 and $250,000. Any responsible source may
submit a bid which will be considered. Firms responding to
this synopsis should do so in writing within 15 days of the
notice published 19 June 97(this is an amendment to that notice
including the magnitude of work). Bid opening will be opening
will be on or about 13 Aug 97. See Note 26.
CITE: (W-177 SN089576)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property--Potential
Sources Sought
OFFADD: U.S. Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, WASC, Acquisition Management
Division WC3, 7600 Sand Point Way NE, Bin C15700, Seattle,
WA 98115-0070
SUBJECT: Z--FURNISH AND INSTALL ELECTRICAL MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT
TO ENHANCE EXISTING GROUNDING SYSTEM IN SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
SOL WASC7-1498
DUE 080197
POC Randall Brown, (voice) (206) 526-6042/ FAX (206) 527-5848
DESC: Provide all equipment and materials to upgrade electrical
grounding system at the National Oceanic & Atmospheic Administration
(NOAA) NEXRAD site in Salt Lake City, Utah. Work will include
providing lightning protection on three prefabricated shelters
on-site. Work will be performed in two phases: 1) install lightning
protection on shelters, coke breezes, and ground plates in
existing rounding trenches, disconnect portion of existing
grounding system, and test remaining grounding system; and
2) install coke greeze and ground plates in existing ground
plates and retest the grounding system. This is a 100% small
business set-aside (SIC 1731, $7.0 million/yr size standard).
Requests for the solicitation will only be honored from small
businesses. This is a simplified acquisition with an estimated
value of less than $100,000.
CITE: (W-176 SN089021)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 10--Weapons
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 10--SUPPRESSOR, FLASH.
SOL SP0770-97-Q-NB65
DUE 081197
POC Contact: copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail request
to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 16595, DS cc-pbab
Columbus, OH 43216-6595, for information contac T contracting
officer Annette Shelton, (614)692-2757.
DESC: PR-NO: YPC97168000247 NSN 1005-01-294-9822, CAGE 1S002
Part No KAC88112-10001 suppressor, flash. Knights armament
Co (1S002) P/N KAC88112-10001. **** 91 -EA Del to New Cumberland
PA 17070 Del by 90 days after date of award. 61 -EA Del to
Lathrop CA 95330 Del by 90 days after date of award. Solicitation
not available until 15 days after published in the CBD. specifications,
plans or drawings are not available. this acquisition is for
supplies for which the government does not possess complete,
unrestrictive technical data; therefore, the government intends
to solicit and contract with only approved sources under the
authority of 10 U.S.C.2304 (C) (1). approved sources are: knights
armament Co. All responsible sources may submit offer which
DCSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089151)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 10--Weapons
OFFADD: Department of Treasury (DY), Bureau of Engraving and
Printing, Office of Procurement, 14th & C Sts., S. W., 708-A,
Washington, D. C. 20228
SUBJECT: 10--WEAPONS
SOL RFQ-28-40
POC Diane Rollins, Purchasing Agent, 202/874-2392.
DESC: The Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP) has a requirement
to procure 9mm, Semiautomatic Pistols (SAP), model P228, double/single,
K-Kote finish, Sig-Lite night sight, 13 round magazine, item
#288-9KSS (3-magazines for 9mm P228 SAP, 13-round are included
for each gun. Request for quote 28-40 must be submitted in
writing to the above address or facsimile to (202) 874-3135.
Interested vendors may submit a quote. Quotes will be accepted
fifteen (15) days after publication of this notice and a purchase
order will be awarded based on price. No telephone requests
will be accepted. All written requests shall include the firm's
size status (i.e., Large, Small, Minority, or Women-owned).
This procurement is 100% set-aside for small business concerns.
See Numbered Note(s) 1.
CITE: (I-177 SN089340)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 13--Ammunition and Explosives
OFFADD: Crane Division, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Code 1162
Bldg 2521, 300 Highway 361, Crane, Indiana 47522-5001
SUBJECT: 13--GUNS, THROUGH 30MM
SOL N00164-97-R-0119
DUE 080797
POC Jim Sheetz, Code 1162NF, 812-854-3518, FAX 812-854-5090 (Mr
A Banks, Contracting Officer)
DESC: ITEM 0001, Machine Gun, 25MM, 400 shot-per-minute (SPM)
version of the M242 machine gun in accordance with Crane's
Specification -- Qty 10 each with a maximum optional quantity
of 90. ITEM 0002, Conversion Kit to convert a standard M242
Machine Gun to allow it to fire 400 shots-per-minute in accordance
with Crane's Specification -- Qty 12 each with a maximum optional
quantity of 475. The options will be exercised over a 10 year
period. Delivery will be F.O.B. Destination within 195 days
after contract award. Delivery of options will be F.O.B.
Destination within 195 days after option is exercised. Award
will be made to the offeror who proposes the best value to
the Government as determined by the source selection criteria.
Anticipated Issue Date is 07JUL97 with an Anticipated Closing
Date of 07AUG97. This is an unrestricted solicitation. All
interested parties may submit an offer which will be considered.
POC is Mr. James Sheetz at 812-854-3518, FAX 812-854-5095
(Mr. A Banks, Contracting Officer) or Jim's email on sheetz_j@crane.navy.mil.

LINKURL: http://www.crane.navy.mil/Webpages/Supply/homepages.htm
LINKDESC:
Homepage
EMAILADD: sheetz_j@crane.navy.mil
EMAILDESC:
e-mail
CITE: (W-177 SN089438)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 13--Ammunition and Explosives
OFFADD: Crane Division, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Code 1162
Bldg 2521, 300 Highway 361, Crane, Indiana 47522-5001
SUBJECT: 13--AMMUNITION AND EXPLOSIVES
SOL N00164-97-R-0150
DUE 080797
POC Jim Sheetz, Code 1162NF (Mr A Banks, Contracting Officer)
DESC: ITEM 0001, Grenade, Stinger, Rubber Pellet, Non-Lethal
in accordance with Crane's Hybrid Specification (HS), HS/4083/C97/1137
-- Qty 10,243 each with a maximum optional quantity of 65,000.
ITEM 0002, Grenade, Inert, Sting Ball, Non-Lethal in accordance
with HS/4083/C97/1137 -- Qty 1,008 each with a maximum optional
quantity of 85,000. The options will be exercised over a 5
year period. Both items are designed for use in a 12 gauge
2-3/4 inch shotgun or to be thrown by hand. Delivery will
be F.O.B. Destination within 60 days after contract award.
Delivery of options will be F.O.B. Destination within 60 days
after option is exercised. Award will be made to the offeror
who proposes the best value to the Government as determined
by the source selection criteria. This acquisition will be
processed utilizing Simplified Acquisition Procedures. This
is an unrestricted solicitation. All interested parties may
submit an offer which will be considered. POC is Mr. James
Sheetz at 812-854-3518, FAX 812-854-5095 (Mr. A Banks, Contracting
Officer) or Jim's email on sheetz j@crane.navy.mil.
LINKURL: http://www.crane.navy.mil/Webpages/Supply/homepages.htm
LINKDESC:
Homepage
EMAILADD: sheetz_j@crane.navy.mil
EMAILDESC:
e-mail
CITE: (W-177 SN089441)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 13--Ammunition and Explosives
OFFADD: Crane Division, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Code 1162
Bldg 2521, 300 Highway 361, Crane, Indiana 47522-5001
SUBJECT: 13--AMMUNITION AND EXPLOSIVES
SOL N00164-97-R-0159
DUE 082697
POC Sherry Wikle, Code 1162ND, (Mr J. Sheetz, Contracting Officer)
DESC: Machine gun simulators in accordance with performance specification
are being procured. Each simulator must consist of a quantity
of 30 nonelectric, single-walled, 100 millesecond delay detonators
(#12 commercial cap strength) connected in series using sealable
molded plastic connectors. The delay detonators are sealed
onto .118 diamter pyrotechnic lead (shock tube). First detonalter
shall have a 100 feet of lead-in shcok tube and the remainin
29 detonators are on equal shock tube lengths of 5-8 feet.
Plastic connectors are approximately 3 inches lone, are double
slotted in the based and single slotted in the fastenable lid.
The assembly is wrapped onto a fiberboard spool and packaged
four per CNU-405/E ammunition box. The units are linked by
laying the bitter end of the shock tube for the next detonator
into the connector. The detonator from the previous shock
tube is pressed into the connector's slot over the top of the
shock tube in the bottom. The connector lid is then folded
over and latched. First article, quantity of 40, may be procured
with a 90-day delivery schedule. Production quantity of approximately
5000 will be required to be delivered within 180 days after
award. F.O.B. Destination applies. This is considered a modified
commercial item. This is an unrestricted procurement. All
interested parties may submit an offer which will be reviewed.
POC is Ms Sherry Wikle, Code 1162ND Bldg 2521, at 812-854-3691,
FAX 812-854-5095 (Mr Jim Sheetz, Contracting Officer) or Sherry's
e-mail on wikle_s@crane.navy.mil.
LINKURL: http://www.crane.navy/Webpages/Supply/homepages.htm
LINKDESC:
Homepages
EMAILADD: wikle_s@crane.navy.mil
EMAILDESC:
e-mail
CITE: (W-177 SN089460)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 13--Ammunition and Explosives
OFFADD: Crane Division, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Code 1162
Bldg 2521, 300 Highway 361, Crane, Indiana 47522-5001
SUBJECT: 13--AMMUNITION AND EXPLOSIVES
SOL N00164-97-Q-0218
DUE 071897
POC Mary Ann Wathen, Code 1162NW (Mr J Sheetz, Contracting Officer)
DESC: Correction: The Closing Date has been extended from 27JUN97
to a new closing date of 18JUL97, 2:00 pm EST. All other information
that appeared in the previous synopsis remains unchanged. POC
is Ms Mary Ann Wathen, Code 1162NW, 812-854-5090, FAX 812-854-5095
(Mr J. Sheetz, Contracting Officer) or Mary Ann's e-mail wathen_m@crane.navy.mil.

LINKURL: http://www.crane.navy.mil/Webpages/Supply/homepages.htm
LINKDESC:
to the solicitation.
EMAILADD: wathen_m@crane.navy.mil
EMAILDESC:
e-mail
CITE: (W-177 SN089503)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 14--Guided Missiles
OFFADD: Director of Strategic Systems Programs, 1931 Jefferson
Davis Hwy, Arlington, VA 22202-3518
SUBJECT: 14--BASIC ORDERING AGREEMENT FOR TRIDENT II MISSILE
LAUNCHER TRAINING SERVICES
SOL N/A
POC Thomas L. Heilig, SPN-62 (703) 607-5362; Contracting Officer,
Gerard F. Miskelly, SPN-60 (703) 607-5361
DESC: This Basic Ordering Agreement provides for procurement
of technical services for the maintenance of Trident I (C4)
and TRIDENT II (D-5) Launcher subsystem training materials
and equipment. Strategic Systems Programs intends to issue
a Basic Ordering Agreement to Northrop Grumman Marine Systems,
P.O. Box 3499, Hendy Avenue, Sunnyvale, CA, 94088-3499. Qualifications
are unique to Northrop Grumman for the provision of the proposed
effort. Security Clearance required. See Note 22.*****
CITE: (W-177 SN089095)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 15--Aircraft and Airframe Structural Components
OFFADD: Directorate Of Contracting/Bldg 1233, Oo-Alc/ 6072 Fir
Avenue, Hill Air Force Base, Ut 84056-5820
SUBJECT: 15--REPAIR KIT ENGINE MOUNT
SOL F42620-97-R-22453
DUE 081597
POC For copy, PKX-2/Pamala Chaffee/(FAX)801-777-7522, For additional
information contact Aircraft Spares/Lfke/[801]777-5777
DESC: The Government intends to establish a Requirements Type
Contract for 18 Mo. Noun: Repair Kit Engine Mount. NSN:1560-01-435-4061WF
P/N 16R487 Engine Support Reinforcement Kit for Pratt & Whitney
Engine, Station 373.0 to 389.0 F16 C/D BLK 25/32 ACFT Dim 1x2x2Ft.
Mat:Alum, Steel Delivery Schedule 18 Mo after reciept of order.
Destn: Hill Air Force Base, UT. The approximate issue/response
date will be 16 Jul 97. To: United Fastener Company Inc, Bay
Shore Ny 11706 0000. No telephone requests. Only written or
faxed requests received directly from the requestor are acceptable.
All responsible sources solicited may submit a bid, proposal,
or quotation which shall be considered. Authority: 10 U.S.C.
2304(C)(1), Justification: Supplies (or Services) required
are available from only one or a limited number of responsible
source(s) and no other type of supplies or services will satisfy
agency requirements. The proposed contract action is for supplies
and services for which the Government intends to solicit and
negotiate with only one, or a limited number of sources under
the authority of FAR 6.302. Interested persons may identify
their interest and capability to respond to the requirement
or submit proposals. This notice of intent is not a request
for competitive proposals. However, all proposals received
within forty-five days (thirty days if award is issued under
an existing basic ordering agreement) after date of publication
of this synopsis will be considered by the Government. A Determination
by the Government not to compete this proposed contract based
upon responses to this notice is solely within the discretion
of the Government. Information received will normally be considered
solely for the purpose of determining whether to conduct a
competitive procurement. It is suggested that small business
firms or others interested in subcontracting opportunities
in connection with the described procurement make contact with
the firm(s) listed. Specifications, plans, or drawings relating
to the procurement described are incomplete or not available
and cannot be furnished by the Government. Request for copies
of solicitations must reference the entire solicitation number,
including purchasing office identification number. To expedite
your request, limit the number of individual solicitation numbers
requested per letter to not more than 10. Don't request information
on this requirement until after the issue date. An Ombudsman
has been appointed to hear concerns from offerors or potential
offerors during the proposal development phase of this acquisition.
The purpose of the Ombudsman is not to diminish the authority
of the program director or contracting officer, but to communicate
contractor, concerns, issues, disagreements, and recommendations
to the appropriate government personnel. When requested, the
Ombudsman will maintain strict confidentiality as to the source
of the concern. The Ombudsman does not participate in the evaluation
of proposals or in the source selection process. Interested
parties are invited to call Jack S. Jones if your concerns
are not satisfied by the contracting officer (801)777-6991.
See Note (s) 26.
CITE: (I-177 SN089072)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 15--Aircraft and Airframe Structural Components
OFFADD: Directorate Of Contracting/Bldg 1289, Oo-Alc 6038 Aspen
Avenue, Hill Air Force Base, Ut 84056-5805
SUBJECT: 15--REPAIR KIT CENTER FUSELAGE
SOL F42620-97-R-22454
DUE 081597
POC For copy, PKX-2/Pamala Chaffee/(FAX)801-777-7522, For additional
information contact Aircraft Spares/Lfke/[801]777-5777
DESC: The government intends to establish a Requirements Contract
for 17 Mo. Noun: Repair Kit Center Fuselage NSN 1560-01-436-9382WF
P/N 16RB488 Repair Kit Required to Modify Upper Fuselage to
attain a 8,000Hour Structural Service Life. Fuselage Station
243.0 to 373.8 Dim: 184x4FT. Mat: Aluim,Misc Steel & Rubber
NHA Center Fuselage Appl: f16 A/B/C/D Destn: Hill Air Force
Base, UT DEL: 17 Months after Receipt of Order. The approximate
issue/response date will be 16 Jul 97. To: United Fastener
Company Inc, Bay Shore Ny 11706 0000. No telephone requests.
Only written or faxed requests received directly from the requestor
are acceptable. All responsible sources solicited may submit
a bid, proposal, or quotation which shall be considered. Authority:
10 U.S.C. 2304(C)(1), Justification: Supplies (or Services)
required are available from only one or a limited number of
responsible source(s) and no other type of supplies or services
will satisfy agency requirements. The proposed contract action
is for supplies and services for which the Government intends
to solicit and negotiate with only one, or a limited number
of sources under the authority of FAR 6.302. Interested persons
may identify their interest and capability to respond to the
requirement or submit proposals. This notice of intent is not
a request for competitive proposals. However, all proposals
received within forty-five days (thirty days if award is issued
under an existing basic ordering agreement) after date of publication
of this synopsis will be considered by the Government. A Determination
by the Government not to compete this proposed contract based
upon responses to this notice is solely within the discretion
of the Government. Information received will normally be considered
solely for the purpose of determining whether to conduct a
competitive procurement. It is suggested that small business
firms or others interested in subcontracting opportunities
in connection with the described procurement make contact with
the firm(s) listed. Specifications, plans, or drawings relating
to the procurement described are incomplete or not available
and cannot be furnished by the Government. Request for copies
of solicitations must reference the entire solicitation number,
including purchasing office identification number. To expedite
your request, limit the number of individual solicitation numbers
requested per letter to not more than 10. Don't request information
on this requirement until after the issue date. An Ombudsman
has been appointed to hear concerns from offerors or potential
offerors during the proposal development phase of this acquisition.
The purpose of the Ombudsman is not to diminish the authority
of the program director or contracting officer, but to communicate
contractor, concerns, issues, disagreements, and recommendations
to the appropriate government personnel. When requested, the
Ombudsman will maintain strict confidentiality as to the source
of the concern. The Ombudsman does not participate in the evaluation
of proposals or in the source selection process. Interested
parties are invited to call Jack S. Jones if your concerns
are not satisfied by the contracting officer (801)777-6991.
See Note (s) 26.
CITE: (I-177 SN089073)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 15--Aircraft and Airframe Structural Components
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 15--WINDSHIELD PANEL, AI
SOL SP0460-97-Q-BG27
DUE 080697
POC Contact: for copies of RFQ solicitations contact the buyer.
Carroll aldridge/BV514/804-279-5619/fax 804-279-607 8. KO Dolores
O'Brien 804-279-4567.
DESC: PR-NO: FPG97120000268 NSN 1560-00-512-0731, windshield,
panel, AI. Boeing Co, CAGE 81205. Dwg: 10-30347, Rev "C" P/N
10-30347-1 source: PPG Industries Inc, CAGE: 2H823. origin
inspection required. Tech data package availability: 16 -EA
Del to Texarkana TX 75507 Del by 110 days. Specifications,
plans or drawings relating to the procurement described are
not available and cannot be furnished by the government. Other
than full and open. Only one source (NOTE 22), intended source:
PPS. All responsible sources may submit offer which DGSC shall
consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089100)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 15--Aircraft and Airframe Structural Components
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 15--WINDSHIELD PANEL, AI BOEING CO, CAGE: 82918
SOL SP0460-97-Q-CJ87
DUE 081197
POC Contact: for copies of RFP/IFB solicitations (available at
least 15 days from announcement, phone or write DGSC a ttn:
dgsc-japd Richmond VA 23297-5312 AC (804)279-3697. For copies
of RFQ solicitations, contact the buyer. K. Hammer-heath, BU813,
804-279-6632. Vonda Kay B. melto N, contracting officer.
DESC: PR-NO: FPG97120000271 NSN 1560-00-626-2995, delivery schedule:
121 DARO 27 -EA Del to Barstow CA 92311 13 -EA Del to Tinker
AFB OK 73145-9031 part number: 10-1389-37 Rev AA specifications,
plans or drawings relating to the procurement described are
not available and cannot be furnished by the government. The
final contract award decision may be based upon a combination
of price, past performance and other evaluation factors as
described in the solicitation. All responsible sources may
submit offer which DGSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089101)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 15--Aircraft and Airframe Structural Components
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 15--TRAILING EDGE, AIRCR "RIGHTS GUARD APPLIES"
SOL SP0460-97-Q-CK89
DUE 091197
POC Contact: for copies of RFP/IFB solicitations (available at
least 15 days from announcement, phone or write DGSC a ttn:
dgsc-japd Richmond VA 23297-5312 AC (804)279-3697. For copies
of RFQ solicitations, contact the buyer. KE vin Allen, BU916,
804-279-6683. Vonda Kay B. Melton, C ontracting officer.
DESC: PR-NO: FPG97128000343 NSN 1560-00-651-8220, delivery schedule:
239 DARO 39 - EA Del to Tinker AFB OK 73145-9013 16 - EA Del
to Stockton CA 95296 drawing number: 50-4681-88 Rev P drawings,
interim procurement descriptions and deviation lists may be
examined or obtained from Defense Supply Center Richmond. Rights
guard data restrictions apply. Requests for technical data
must be accompanied by a rights guard non-disclosure certification
(DGSC form P-42). The final contract award decision may be
based upon a combination of price, past performance ANT other
evaluation factors as described in the solicitation. Government
furnished tooling applies. All responsible sources may submit
offer which DGSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089102)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 15--Aircraft and Airframe Structural Components
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 15--TIP, AIRCRAFT RIGHTS GUARD APPLIES
SOL SP0460-97-Q-CK90
DUE 091197
POC Contact: for copies of RFP/IFB solicitations (available at
least 15 days from announcement, phone or write DGSC a ttn:
dgsc-japd Richmond VA 23297-5312 AC (804)279-3697. For copies
of RFQ solicitations, contact the buyer. KE vin Allen, BU916,
804-279-6683. Vonda Kay B. Melton, C ontracting officer.
DESC: PR-NO: FPG97129000210 NSN 1560-00-703-8426, delivery schedule:
103 DARO 75 - EA Del to New Cumberland PA 17070 109 -EA Del
to Stockton CA 95296 drawing number: 90-3239-20 Rev R drawings,
interim procurement descriptions and deviation lists may be
obtained from Defense Supply Center Richmond. Rights guard
data restrictions apply. Requests for technical data must be
accompanied by a rights guard nondisclosure certification (DGSC
form P-42). The final decision Bay be based upon a combination
of price, past performance and other evalulation factors as
described in the solicitation. Government mylars applies. NOTE
26 all responsible sources may submit offer which DGSC shall
consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089103)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 15--Aircraft and Airframe Structural Components
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 15--THERMO-CHEM, FIREWAL
SOL SP0460-97-R-1099
DUE 081597
POC Contact: for copies of RFP/IFB solicitations (available at
least 15 days from announcement, phone or write DGSC a ttn:
DGSC-JJAB Richmond VA 23297-5312 AC (804)279-3350. For copies
of RFQ solicitations, contact J. Adams/BT99 1/804-279-6360
contracting officer Margie Stevens/804279-6340
DESC: PR-NO: YPG97029000446 NSN 1560-01-387-5677, thermo-chem,
firewal JM Clipper Corp CAGE 48482 P/N style g-89 43 -RL Del
to Barstow CA 92311 Del 180 DARO see NOTE 22, intended source:
JM Clipper Corp. Other than full and open and unrestricted.
See NOTE 26 included. Specifications, plans or drawings relating
to the procurement described are not available and cannot be
furnished by the government. Option to Inc qty - 100%. All
responsible sources may submit offer which DGSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089167)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 15--Aircraft and Airframe Structural Components
OFFADD: NAVICP, 700 Robbins Avenue Philadelphia, Pa 19111-5098
SUBJECT: 15--WINDSHIELD PANEL,AI
SOL N0038397RN252
DUE 080597
POC Point of Contact - Contact Point, Kathleen M Logan, 0233.05,
(215)697-2124, Fax, (215)697-3161
DESC: The subject item requires Government source approval prior
to contract award, as the item is flight critical and /or the
technical data available has not been determined adequate to
support acquisition via full and open competition. Only the
source(s) previously approved by the government for this item
have been solicited. The time required for approval of a new
source is normally such that award cannot be delayed pending
approval of a new source. If you are not an approved source
you must submit, together with your proposal, the information
detailed in the U.S. Navy Aviation Supply Office Source Approval
Information Brochure. This brochure identifies technical data
required to be submitted based on your company's experience
in production of the same or similar item, or if this is an
item you have never made. This brochure can be obtained by
calling NAVICP-P at (215) 697-4243. If your request for source
approval is currently being evaluated at NAVICP-P, submit with
your offer a copy of the cover letter which forwarded your
request for source approval. Offers received which fail to
provide all data required by the Source Approval Brochure or
document previous submission of all data required by the Source
Approval Brochure will not be considered for award under this
solicitation. Please note, if evaluation of a source approval
request submitted hereunder cannot be processed in time and/or
approval requirements preclude the ability to obtain subject
items in time to meet government requirements, award of the
subject requirement may continue based on Fleet support needs.
NSN 1R-1560-00-943-5003-QH, IAW Ref Nr 65206-01003-109, Qty
185 EA, Delivery FOB Origin--No drawings available ---, See
Note 22 (ACAVI0626072-191)
CITE: (I-177 SN089388)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 15--Aircraft and Airframe Structural Components
OFFADD: NAVICP, 700 Robbins Avenue Philadelphia, Pa 19111-5098
SUBJECT: 15--WINDSHIELD PANEL,AI
SOL N0038397RN255
DUE 080597
POC Point of Contact - Contact Point, Kathleen M Logan, 0233.05,
(215)697-2124, Fax,(215)697-3161
DESC: The subject item requires Government source approval prior
to contract award, as the item is flight critical and /or the
technical data available has not been determined adequate to
support acquisition via full and open competition. Only the
source(s) previously approved by the government for this item
have been solicited. The time required for approval of a new
source is normally such that award cannot be delayed pending
approval of a new source. If you are not an approved source
you must submit, together with your proposal, the information
detailed in the U.S. Navy Aviation Supply Office Source Approval
Information Brochure. This brochure identifies technical data
required to be submitted based on your company's experience
in production of the same or similar item, or if this is an
item you have never made. This brochure can be obtained by
calling NAVICP-P at (215) 697-4243. If your request for source
approval is currently being evaluated at NAVICP-P, submit with
your offer a copy of the cover letter which forwarded your
request for source approval. Offers received which fail to
provide all data required by the Source Approval Brochure or
document previous submission of all data required by the Source
Approval Brochure will not be considered for award under this
solicitation. Please note, if evaluation of a source approval
request submitted hereunder cannot be processed in time and/or
approval requirements preclude the ability to obtain subject
items in time to meet government requirements, award of the
subject requirement may continue based on Fleet support needs.
NSN 1R-1560-00-943-5004-QH, IAW Ref Nr 65206-01003-110, Qty
155 EA, Delivery FOB Origin--No drawings available ---, See
Note 22 (ACAVI0626072-192)
CITE: (I-177 SN089389)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 15--Aircraft and Airframe Structural Components
OFFADD: Oc-Alc/Dir Of Contracting/Aircraft, 3001 Staff Dr Ste
2ag87a, Tinker Air Force Base Ok 73145-3020
SUBJECT: 15--GCAS MODIFICATION PROGRAM
SOL F34601-97-R-01181
DUE 091297
POC For copy, OC-ALC/PKXDA TINKER AFB OK 73145-3015, For additional
information contact Eddie Upshaw/Ladca/[405]739-5404
DESC: Item 0001 NSN 1560-K0-178-223AFL --135 Ground Collision
Avoidance System (GCAS) meeting Enhanced Ground Proximaty Warning
System (TSO C92c) requirements. The contract will include engineering,
integration, test, prototype, kitproof, production, and data
for up to 590 A/C plus spares and simulators. I/O for the GCAS
processor will be through Rockwell Collins controls and displays.
Rockwell will be the prime contractor; subcontracting opportunities
exist. The period of performance is anticipated to be from
FY98 through FY02. The contract may include Options. ea. Applicable
to: - -135 Aircraft. Destn: Tinker Air Force Base Ok 73145-3020.
Ground Collision Avoidance System (GCAS) for the -135 Aircraft,
I/O will be through Rockwell Collins system. 4th generation
GPWS is required. The approximate issue/response date will
be 25 Jul 97. To: Rockwell International, Cedar Rapids Ia 52498-0001.
No telephone requests. Only written or faxed requests received
directly from the requestor are acceptable. All responsible
sources solicited may submit a bid, proposal, or quotation
which shall be considered. Authority: 10 U.S.C. 2304(C)(1),
Justification: Supplies (or Services) required are available
from only one or a limited number of responsible source(s)
and no other type of supplies or services will satisfy agency
requirements. The proposed contract action is for supplies
and services for which the Government intends to solicit and
negotiate with only one, or a limited number of sources under
the authority of FAR 6.302. Interested persons may identify
their interest and capability to respond to the requirement
or submit proposals. This notice of intent is not a request
for competitive proposals. However, all proposals received
within forty five-days (thirty days if award is issued under
an existing basic ordering agreement) after date of publication
of this synopsis will be considered by the Government. A Determination
by the Government not to compete this proposed contract based
upon responses to this notice is solely within the discretion
of the Government. Information received will normally be considered
solely for the purpose of determining whether to conduct a
competitive procurement. It is suggested that small business
firms or others interested in subcontracting opportunities
in connection with the described procurement make contact with
the firm(s) listed. Specifications, plans, or drawings relating
to the procurement described are incomplete or not available
and cannot be furnished by the Government. Note: An Ombudsman
has been appointed to hear concerns from offerors or potential
Offerors during the proposal development phase of this acquisition.
The purpose of the Ombudsman is not to diminish the authority
of the program director or contracting officer, but to communicate
contractor concerns, issues, disagreements, and recommendations
to the appropriate government personnel. When requested, the
Ombudsman will maintain strict confidentiality as to source
of the concern. The Ombudsman does not participate in the evaluation
of proposals or in the source selection process. Interested
parties are invited to call the Ombudsman at (405) 736-3273.
DO NOT CALL THIS NUMBER FOR SOLICITATION REQUESTS. Note: Faxed
solicitation requests can be submitted to OC-ALC/PKXDA, Tinker
AFB OK 73145-3015, FAX NUMBER (405)739-5411. See Note (s) 9.
CITE: (I-177 SN089556)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 16--Aircraft Components and Accessories
OFFADD: Sa-Alc/Aerospace Equipment/Ldkt, 485 Roosevelt Rd. Ste
#7, Bldg 171, Kelly Afb, Texas 78241-6426
SUBJECT: 16--ACTUATOR,SEAT
SOL F41608-97-R-16141
DUE 081597
POC For copy, Gremmer, A./ldkte/[210]925-7751, For additional
information contact Gremmer, A./ldkte/[210]925-7751
DESC: Item 0001 NSN 1680-01-055-3451 P/N: J115103-517, DIMENSIONS:
8"WIDE X 2"THK X 2" DEEP X 11" HIGH TWIN BARREL IS APPROX 1"
DIA FORM/FIT/FUNCTION DESCRIPTION: TWIN BARRELED ELECTRO-MECHANICAL
LINEAR ACTUATOR PROVIDES VERTICLE SEAT MOVEMENT PREDOMINANT
MATERIAL OF MANUFACTURE: ALUM ALLOY APPL: F-16 ACFT 1EA. Applicable
to: F-16 Aircraft. Destn: Ship to: DTW004; Taiwan (FMS Requirement).
Delivery: 30 Dec 97 1 ea Gov't drawings/specs not available.
Limited Rights only from restricted sourc es. The approximate
issue/response date will be 16 Jul 97. The anticipated award
date will be 01 Sep 97. Written procedure will be used for
this solicitation. To: Mcdonnell Douglas Corp, Long Beach Ca
90807-4418. To: Weber Aircraft Inc, Fullerton Ca 92631-0000.
No telephone requests. Only written or faxed requests received
directly from the requestor are acceptable. All responsible
sources solicited may submit a bid, proposal, or quotation
which shall be considered. Authority: 10 U.S.C. 2304(C)(1),
Justification: Supplies (or Services) required are available
from only one or a limited number of responsible source(s)
and no other type of supplies or services will satisfy agency
requirements. See Note (s) 22,26.
CITE: (I-177 SN089065)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 16--Aircraft Components and Accessories
OFFADD: Directorate Of Contracting, Oo-Alc 6050 Gum Lane/Bldg
1215, Hill Air Force Base, Ut 84056-5825
SUBJECT: 16--HOUSING ASSY, MLG
SOL F42630-97-Q-27699
DUE 080597
POC For copy, PKX-2/Pamala Chaffee/(FAX)801-777-7522, For additional
information contact Landing Gear/Photo/Likl/[801]777-6501
DESC: Item 0001 NSN 1620-00-335-4720 P/N: 5-68569-501, Dimensions
approx 9.0" X 8.0" X 8.5". Material: magnesium alloy. 25ea.
Applicable to: B-52 Acft. Destn: Hill Air Force Base, Ut 84056-5825.
Delivery: 31 Dec 97 25 ea Item 0002 data, 1 lot The approximate
issue/response date will be 16 Jul 97. The anticipated award
date will be 05 Aug 97. Written procedure will be used for
this solicitation. First article test required. No telephone
requests. Only written or faxed requests received directly
from the requestor are acceptable. All responsible sources
solicited may submit a bid, proposal, or quotation which shall
be considered. Request for copies of solicitations must reference
the entire solicitation number, including purchasing office
identification number. To expedite your request, limit the
number of individual solicitation numbers requested per letter
to not more than 10. Don't request information on this requirement
until after the issue date. This proposed procurement is under
a 100 percent small business set aside, the size standard for
which is 1,000 employees. An Ombudsman has been appointed to
hear concerns from offerors or potential offerors during the
proposal development phase of this acquisition. The purpose
of the Ombudsman is not to diminish the authority of the program
director or contracting officer, but to communicate contractor,
concerns, issues, disagreements, and recommendations to the
appropriate government personnel. When requested, the Ombudsman
will maintain strict confidentiality as to the source of the
concern. The Ombudsman does not participate in the evaluation
of proposals or in the source selection process. Interested
parties are invited to call Jack S. Jones if your concerns
are not satisfied by the contracting officer (801)777-6991.
See Note (s) 1,26.
CITE: (I-177 SN089075)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 16--Aircraft Components and Accessories
OFFADD: Directorate Of Contracting, Oo-Alc 6050 Gum Lane/Bldg
1215, Hill Air Force Base, Ut 84056-5825
SUBJECT: 16--SEAL ASSY, TERMINAL
SOL F42630-97-Q-27701
DUE 080597
POC For copy, PKX-2/Pamala Chaffee/(FAX)801-777-7522, For additional
information contact Landing Gear/Photo/Likl/[801]777-6501
DESC: Item 0001 NSN 1620-00-805-8494 P/N: 39-18546-1, Hydraulic
actuator installation. Dim: 3.50 diameter x. 036 thick. Corrosion
re- sistant steel plate and synthetic rubber type m763. 5389ea.
Applicable to: B-52 Acft. Destn: Hill Air Force Base, Ut 84056-5825.
Delivery: 31 Dec 97 5389 ea The approximate issue/response
date will be 16 Jul 97. The anticipated award date will be
05 Aug 97. Written procedure will be used for this solicitation.
No telephone requests. Only written or faxed requests received
directly from the requestor are acceptable. All responsible
sources solicited may submit a bid, proposal, or quotation
which shall be considered. Request for copies of solicitations
must reference the entire solicitation number, including purchasing
office identification number. To expedite your request, limit
the number of individual solicitation numbers requested per
letter to not more than 10. Don't request information on this
requirement until after the issue date. This proposed procurement
is under a 100 percent small business set aside, the size standard
for which is 1,000 employees. An Ombudsman has been appointed
to hear concerns from offerors or potential offerors during
the proposal development phase of this acquisition. The purpose
of the Ombudsman is not to diminish the authority of the program
director or contracting officer, but to communicate contractor,
concerns, issues, disagreements, and recommendations to the
appropriate government personnel. When requested, the Ombudsman
will maintain strict confidentiality as to the source of the
concern. The Ombudsman does not participate in the evaluation
of proposals or in the source selection process. Interested
parties are invited to call Jack S. Jones if your concerns
are not satisfied by the contracting officer (801)777-6991.
See Note (s) 1,26.
CITE: (I-177 SN089076)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 16--Aircraft Components and Accessories
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 16--ARMOR, CREW
SOL SP0460-97-R-1541
DUE 081597
POC Contact: for copies of RFP/IFB solicitations (available at
least 15 days from announcement, phone or write DGSC a ttn:
DGSC-JJAB Richmond VA 23297-5312 AC (804)279-3350. For copies
of RFQ solicitations, contact J. Adams/BT99 1/804-279-6360
contracting officer Margie Stevens/804279-6340
DESC: PR-NO: ARG97170041001 NSN 1680-01-161-1182, armor, crew
McDonnell Douglas Helicopter Co CAGE 02731 P/N 7-311920210
Rev "M" & Atcom CAGE 81996 procurement package 7-311920210
Rev basic Dwg P/N 7-311920210 1 -EA Del to (Call contracting
office) Del 360 DARO see NOTE 22, intended sources: sierracin/Sylmar
Corp, PPG Ind Inc, McDonnell Douglas, Pilkington aerospace,
and Quality Performance Inc. Other than full and open and unrestricted.
NOTE 26 included. First article test required. QPL - FAR 52.209-1
OR 52.209-2 - see NOTE 23. Specifications, plans or drawings
relating to the procurement described are not available and
cannot be furnished by the government. Option to ext term of
contract - 48 months. All responsible sources may submit offer
which DGSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089099)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 16--Aircraft Components and Accessories
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 16--BELL CRANK
SOL SP0460-97-Q-BH83
DUE 081497
POC Contact: for copies of RFQ solicitations contact the buyer.
Dolly CARTERBV412/804-279-4134/fax 804-279-6078. KO D olores
O'Brien/804279-4567.
DESC: PR-NO: FPG97160000537 NSN 1680-00-314-3157, McDonnell Douglas
Corp. CAGE 76301 McDonnell Douglas Corp. CAGE 76301. P/N 68A351015-1003
origin inspection required. Tech data package availability:
13 -EA Del to Robins AFB GA 31098-1863 Del by 100 days. 25
-EA Del to Robins AFB GA 31098 Del by 100 days. Specifications,
plans or drawings relating to the procurement described are
not available and cannot be furnished by the government. Only
one source (NOTE 22) intended source: 76301. NOTE 26 for line
2 only. All responsible sources may submit offer which DGSC
shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089104)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 16--Aircraft Components and Accessories
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 16--CONTROL ROD, TAIL ROTOR.
SOL SP0740-97-Q-1035
DUE 071497
POC Contact: copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail request
to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 16595, DS cc-pbab
Columbus, OH 43216-6595, for information contac T contracting
officer (name/phone) Lisa Engle (614)692 -1326
DESC: PR-NO: YPC96291000860 NSN 1615-01-290-8925, CAGE 97499
Part No 214-010-855-105 control rod, tail rotor. Bell (97499)
P/N 214-010-855-105. 20 -EA Del to Norfolk VA 23512-0001 Del
by 29 Aug 97. Solicitation not available until 15 days after
published in the CBD. Specifications, plans or drawings are
not available. This acquisition is for supplies for which the
governmen T does not possess complete, unrestrictive technical
data; therefore, the government intends to solicit and contract
with only approved sources under the authority of 10 U.S.C.2304(C)(1).
approved source is: 97499 Automated Best Value Model (ABVM)
and delivery evaluatio N factor (DEF) apply. While price is
a significant fact or in the evaluation of offers, the final
award decision will be based upon a combination of price, delivery,
and past performance as described in the solicitation.
CITE: (I-177 SN089144)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 16--Aircraft Components and Accessories
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 16--CARRIER ASSEMBLY, POWER DRIVE UNIT. DLAR 52.246-9000
(COQC) APPLIES.
SOL SP0770-97-Q-NB06
DUE 080197
POC Contact: copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail request
to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 16595, DS cc-pbab
Columbus, OH 43216-6595, for information contac T contracting
officer (name/phone) Sandra kessler (614 ) 692-3343
DESC: PR-NO: YPC97162000541 NSN 1650-01-208-3180, CAGE 78567
Part No NF203357-1 carrier assembly, power drive unit. Carrier
aerospace (86831) part number NF203357-1 7 -EA Del to Tinker
AFB OK 73145-9013 Del by 90 days ADO. Solicitation not available
until 15 days after published in the CBD. specifications, plans
or drawings are not available. This is an unrestricted acquisition
with a 10% preference for SDB concerns. Automated Best Value
Model (ABVM) and Delivery Evaluation Factor (DEF) apply. while
price is a significant factor in the evaluation of offers,
the final award decision will be based upon a combination of
price, delivery, and past performance as described in the solicitation.
All responsible sources may submit offer which DCSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089148)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 16--Aircraft Components and Accessories
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 16--DISC ASSEMBLY KIDDE TECHNOLOGIES INC.
SOL SP0460-97-Q-CG23
DUE 081197
POC Contact: for copies of RFP/IFB solicitations (available at
least 15 days from announcement, phone or write DGSC a ttn:
dgsc-japd Richmond VA 23297-5312 AC (804)279-3697. For copies
of RFQ solicitations, contact the buyer. DE nise Blount, BU761,
804-279-3322. Vonda Kay B. Melton, contracting officer.
DESC: PR-NO: YPG97076000797 NSN 1680-01-254-6803, delivery schedule:
72 DARO 382 -EA Del to Stockton CA 95296 part number 844665-01
specifications, plans or drawings relating to the procurement
described are not available and cannot be furnished by the
government. The final contract award decision may be based
upon a combination of price, part performance and other evaluation
factors as described in the solicitation. NOTE 26 all responsible
sources may submit offer which DGSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089168)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 16--Aircraft Components and Accessories
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 16--CYLINDER, ACTUATING
SOL SP0460-97-Q-DR46
DUE 080697
POC Contact: for copies of RFP/IFB solicitations (available at
least 15 days from announcement contact D. court/BT965 /804-279-3077
contracting officer Janice Adams/804-279 -6360
DESC: PR-NO: YPG97127000257 NSN 1680-00-863-3866, cylinder, actuating
Boeing helicopters CAGE 77272 P/N 114H4401-1 51 -EA Del to
Jacksonville FL 32212-0097 Del 60 DARO 33 -EA Del to Cherry
Point NC 28533-5001 Del 60 DARO see NOTE 22, intended source:
Boeing helicopters. Other than full and open. Specifications,
plans or drawings relating to the procurement described are
not available and cannot be furnished by the government. All
responsible sources may submit offer which DGSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089170)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 16--Aircraft Components and Accessories
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 16--PINION, PRIMARY, TORQUE ALLIED SIGNAL INC, CAGE:
70210
SOL SP0460-97-Q-CK77
DUE 081197
POC Contact: for copies of RFP/IFB solicitations (available at
least 15 days from announcement, phone or write DGSC a ttn:
DGSC-JAPB Richmond VA 23297-5312 AC (804)279-3697. For copies
of RFQ solicitations, contact the buyer. K. Hammer-heath, BU813,
804-279-6632. Vonda Kay B. melto N, contracting officer.
DESC: PR-NO: YPG97132000654 NSN 1680-00-330-8057, delivery schedule:
90 DARO 100 -EA Del to Stockton CA 95296 part number: 34193-1
specifications, plans or drawings relating to the procurement
described are not available and cannot be furnished by the
government. The final decision may be based upon a combination
of price, past performance and other evaluation factors as
described in the solicitation. NOTE 26 all responsible sources
may submit offer which DGSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089171)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 16--Aircraft Components and Accessories
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 16--DIAPHRAGM ASSEMBLY
SOL SP0920-97-R-X052
DUE 092297
POC Contact: for copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail
request to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 1659 5, DSCC-PBAB,
Columbus, OH 43216-6595. contact contrac ting officer for information
(name/phone)
DESC: PR-NO: REQ97163000007 NSN 1660-00-101-7805, 1 -EA Del to
(Call contracting office) Del by 13 Jan 98. Buyer's name: Sharon
a Hall/CECL-ADM/692-7654 Co name: David glasscoe/cecl/692-7653
item identification: diaphragm, valve 1660001017805 Alliedsignal
(64547) P/N 135110-5; Alliedsignal (70210) P/N 135110-5, other
than full and open competition: NOTE 22 of CBD applies. various
increments solicited: 20-49 50-99 100-499 500-999 1000-1350.
PR quantity: 1350 EA. Line 1, quantity 1, DODAAD destinations,
various ICP locations & possibly direct vendor delivery locations.
More than 3 destinations: Y. delivery schedule: 85 IN 45 days
and 85 every 30 days thereafter. set-aside type: G, unresstricted
(sole source/single source) (no preference). size standard:
1000. no drawings available. "A 12 Mo rqmts contract is anticipated
with four 12 Mo option periods and POPS capabilities." all
responsible sources may submit offer which DESC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089204)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 16--Aircraft Components and Accessories
OFFADD: NAVICP, 700 Robbins Avenue Philadelphia, Pa 19111-5098
SUBJECT: 16--CYLINDER AND PISTON
SOL N0038397RN249
DUE 080597
POC Point of Contact - Contact Point, Kathleen M Logan, 0233.05,
(215)697-2124, Fax, (215)697-3161
DESC: The subject item requires Government source approval prior
to contract award, as the item is flight critical and /or the
technical data available has not been determined adequate to
support acquisition via full and open competition. Only the
source(s) previously approved by the government for this item
have been solicited. The time required for approval of a new
source is normally such that award cannot be delayed pending
approval of a new source. If you are not an approved source
you must submit, together with your proposal, the information
detailed in the U.S. Navy Aviation Supply Office Source Approval
Information Brochure. This brochure identifies technical data
required to be submitted based on your company's experience
in production of the same or similar item, or if this is an
item you have never made. This brochure can be obtained by
calling NAVICP-P at (215) 697-4243. If your request for source
approval is currently being evaluated at NAVICP-P, submit with
your offer a copy of the cover letter which forwarded your
request for source approval. Offers received which fail to
provide all data required by the Source Approval Brochure or
document previous submission of all data required by the Source
Approval Brochure will not be considered for award under this
solicitation. Please note, if evaluation of a source approval
request submitted hereunder cannot be processed in time and/or
approval requirements preclude the ability to obtain subject
items in time to meet government requirements, award of the
subject requirement may continue based on Fleet support needs.
NSN 7R-1620-01-158-5958-VH, Ref Nr 70250-32101-043, Qty 32
EA, Delivery FOB Origin--No drawings available ---, See Note
22 (ACAVI0626072-193)
CITE: (I-177 SN089390)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 16--Aircraft Components and Accessories
OFFADD: Asc/Rekb Area B Bldg 557, 2640 Loop Road, Wright Patterson
Afb Oh 45433
SUBJECT: 16--C26 FLIR
SOL F33657-97-R-3042
DUE 082597
POC For copy,, For additional information contact C. Stockelman/Rakbs/[937]255-3174
DESC: Item 0001 NSN 16PC- - - The United States Air Force Aeronautical
Systems Center Reconnaissance Systems Program Office Contracting
(ASC/RAKBL), Wright-Patterson AFB OH, is contemp- lating contracting
for a replacement Forward Looking Infrared (FLIR) System for
the Air National Guard C-26B Aircraft. The solicitation is
anticipated to be issued by 24 Jul 97. A fixed price contract
is expected. Projected funding is approximately $5.5 million
for this effort. The candidate system will be a current "state-of-the-market"
second or third generation detector technology, commercial
and non-developmental item providing the most mission effective
total solution and emphasizing improved performance and reliability
against price as the best value to the government. The delivered
equipment shall con- sist of eleven installed and fully integrated
systems and two complete spares. Installation and integration
will be performed by a prime contractor with support from the
vendor. The FLIR delivery schedule must support the C-26B ea.
Destn: Wright Patterson Afb Oh 45433. Item 0002 NSN 16PC-1
- - modification schedule. Delivery of the first system is
required no later than 8 Dec 97. Follow-on systems must deliver
at a rate of one system per month thereafter. Source codes
and interface data must be releasable to a prime contractor
for integration. Commercial operator and maintenance manuals
are required. The mission envelope for the system is as follows:
maximum altitude, 20,000 ft; maximum airspeed, 300 kts; maximum
operating airspeed, 240 kts over a wide range of climatic weather
conditions which shall include all combinations of high and
low humidity, hot and cold temperatures, both day and night.
The FLIR sub-systems will include a Thermal Image System (TIS),
color TV, and Laser Range Finder co-located in a single gimbal
turret, plus associated electronic units (LRUs). The turret
outside diameter must not exceed 16 inches in order to fit
or be adapted to the existing pod and it must weigh less than
145 pounds. The user must be able to easily monitor ea. Destn:
Wright Patterson Afb Oh 45433. Item 0003 NSN 16PC-2 - - utilization
lapse time. The system must be fully controllable via a 1553
Bus. The total system including the turret LRU's and cabling
must weigh less than 200 pounds. Excluding the turret, all
components, including racks and cables, must fit within a space
of 8" X 14" X 22" (h, w, l). Power requirements must not exceed
28VDC, 30 Amps and 115VAC, 400Hz single phase, 5 Amps. The
system must use the existing Situation Awareness Display (SADS)
handgrip without modification to the handgrip. The TIS, color
TV and laser must all be bore- sighted together. The gimbal
stabilization must be optimized to detect and recognize a man-sized
(.5m X 2m) targets at 30,000 ft slant range. The turret must
rotate a full 360 degree in azimuth field of regard and elevation
cover- age above 0 degrees level elevation and beyond -90 degrees
(NADIR). Automatic rate aided tracking and inertial tracking
of ground fixed points is required. The ability to accept remotely
defined data annotation is required. The array ea. Destn: Wright
Patterson Afb Oh 45433. Item 0004 NSN 16PC-3 - - must have
the best available resolution and reliability, provide high
quantum efficiency and pixel uniformity in the 3-5 Fm band
while also meeting the mission performance requirement in the
8-12 Fm band. Wide angle coverage is required with little or
no moving mechanisms. It must have a minimum of three fields
of view and be black/white hot selectable. The Modulation Transfer
Function (MTF) and Noise Equivalent Temperature Difference
(NETD) combined must result in a Minimum Resolvable Temperature
Difference (MRTD) that provides thermal sensitivity and spatial
resolution to detect and recognize a. 5m X 2m man size target
from other thermal sources or the background at 30,000 feet
slant range under clear visibility weather conditions. The
color TV must pro- vide RS-170 video output. It must have continuous
zoom and be automatically matched with the TIS field of view.
A 25X minimum magnification is required for aircraft to target
standoff. The laser rangefinder must have a minimum range ea.
Destn: Wright Patterson Afb Oh 45433. Item 0005 NSN 16PC-4
- - capability of 10km, +/-5m accuracy. It must be Class 1
eyesafe IAW American National Standard for the safe Use Lasers:
ANSI-Z136.1-1993. It should operate at a frequency of 1.54
milliradians, nonvisable. A fielded operationally demon- strated
MTBF of greater than 750 operating hours is required. The vendor
must be willing to offer a 1 year warranty from the date the
system is actually in- stalled, not delivered. The warranty
start date for spares will be calculated from the same date
as the warranty start date for the last installed system. An
optional extended warranty is required. The vendor must provide
a 14 day maxi- mum repair/replace turn around time, after receipt
of the broken item at the vendors facility. A LRU troubleshooting,
removal, and replacement training course for the maintainers
is required at each of the 11 operating locations. An Ombudsman
has been established for this acquisition. The only purpose
of the Ombudsman is to receive and communicate serious concerns
from potential ea. Destn: Wright Patterson Afb Oh 45433. Item
0006 NSN 16PC-5 - - offerors when an offeror prefers not to
use established channels to communicate his/her concerns during
the proposal development phase of this acquisition. Potential
offerors should use established channels to request information,
pose questions, and voice concerns before resorting to use
of the Ombudsman. Potent- ial offerors are invited to contact
ASC'S Ombudsman, Mr. Michael Coalson, ASC/ SYI, Bldg 52, 2475
K St., Suite 1, Wright-Patterson AFB OH 45433-7672 at (937)
255-5535, with serious concerns only. RFP will be issued on
or about 24 Jul 97. Potential offerors are invited to submit
2 copies of descriptions of currently available components
to the PCO, Mr. Michael S. Olinick, ASC/RAKBL, 2640 Loop Rd.
West, Bldg 557, Wright-Patterson AFB OH 45433-7106 at (937)255-2882.
AWARD IS REQUIRED NLT 07 SEP 97. ea. Destn: Wright Patterson
Afb Oh 45433. The approximate issue/response date will be 25
Jul 97. No telephone requests. Only written or faxed requests
received directly from the requestor are acceptable. All responsible
sources solicited may submit a bid, proposal, or quotation
which shall be considered.
CITE: (I-177 SN089405)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 16--Aircraft Components and Accessories
OFFADD: Oc-Alc/Dir Of Contracting, 3001 Staff Dr Ste 1ag76a,
Tinker Air Force Base Ok 73145-3015
SUBJECT: 16--KIT KD 9
SOL F34601-97-Q-08529
DUE 081597
POC For copy, OC-ALC/PKXDA TINKER AFB OK 73145-3015, For additional
information contact Carmel Pinkerton/Lidac/[405]739-4483
DESC: Item 0001 NSN 1650-01-085-3822 P/N: 011-164-02, P/N 011-164-03,
Constant speed drive overhaul kit containing 104 different
components (packings Screws, springs, retainer rings, bearings,
washers, pins, nuts, bolts, journal Bearings, seal washers,
shims, spacers, spring pins, and a clamp, clutch assy, Insert,
key, seal ring, and tabbed washer). 30ea. Applicable to: C5a
Acft. Destn: Tinker Air Force Base Ok 73145-3015. Delivery:
30 NOV 98 30 ea The approximate issue/response date will be
16 Jul 97. The anticipated award date will be 26 NOV 97. Written
procedure will be used for this solicitation. To: Kitco Inc,
Springville Ut 84663-0900. To: Gks Inc, Westlake Oh 44145 1493.
To:, . No telephone requests. Only written or faxed requests
received directly from the requestor are acceptable. All responsible
sources solicited may submit a bid, proposal, or quotation
which shall be considered. Award will be made only if the offeror,
the product/service, or the manufacturer meets qualification
requirements at the time of award in accordance with FAR clause
52.209-1. The solicitation identifies the office where additional
information can be obtained concerning qualification requirements
as cited in each individual solicitation. It is suggested that
small business firms or others interested in subcontracting
opportunities in connection with the described procurement
make contact with the firm(s) listed. Note: While price will
be a significant factor in the evaluation of offers, the final
contract award decision may be based upon a combination of
price and past performance factors as detailed in the solicitation.
Note: An Ombudsman has been appointed to hear concerns from
offerors or potential Offerors during the proposal development
phase of this acquisition. The purpose of the Ombudsman is
not to diminish the authority of the program director or contracting
officer, but to communicate contractor concerns, issues, disagreements,
and recommendations to the appropriate government personnel.
When requested, the Ombudsman will maintain strict confidentiality
as to source of the concern. The Ombudsman does not participate
in the evaluation of proposals or in the source selection process.
Interested parties are invited to call the Ombudsman at (405)
736-3273. DO NOT CALL THIS NUMBER FOR SOLICITATION REQUESTS.
Note: Faxed solicitation requests can be submitted to OC-ALC/PKXDA,
Tinker AFB OK 73145-3015, FAX NUMBER (405)739-5411. See Note
(s) 1, 26.
CITE: (I-177 SN089550)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 16--Aircraft Components and Accessories
OFFADD: Oc-Alc/Dir Of Contracting, 3001 Staff Dr Ste 1ag76a,
Tinker Air Force Base Ok 73145-3015
SUBJECT: 16--HOUSING
SOL F34601-97-Q-08554
DUE 081597
POC For copy, OC-ALC/PKXDA TINKER AFB OK 73145-3015, For additional
information contact Carmel Pinkerton/Lidac/[405]739-4483
DESC: Item 0001 NSN 1650-00-390-6953 P/N: K894274, Dim: 9.50
in lg., 0.958 in dia. O/A., angle type, 1 1/4 in. from centerline
of outlet to face of outlet, 3.18 CV. in. desicant capacity,
not rated for com- pressor HP rating, 12 1/16 in. lg, O/A.
12 1/16 in lg., 1 1/4 in. in diameter. MatL: aluminum, anodized.
97ea. Applicable to: F4, B52d,F,G,H. Destn: Tinker Air Force
Base Ok 73145-3015. Delivery: 30 JAN 98 97 ea The approximate
issue/response date will be 16 Jul 97. The anticipated award
date will be 26 NOV 97. Written procedure will be used for
this solicitation. To: Howden Airdynamics, Corona Ca 91720-6917.
No telephone requests. Only written or faxed requests received
directly from the requestor are acceptable. All responsible
sources solicited may submit a bid, proposal, or quotation
which shall be considered. The proposed contract action is
for supplies and services for which the Government intends
to solicit and negotiate with only one, or a limited number
of sources under the authority of FAR 6.302. Interested persons
may identify their interest and capability to respond to the
requirement or submit proposals. This notice of intent is not
a request for competitive proposals. However, all proposals
received within forty five-days (thirty days if award is issued
under an existing basic ordering agreement) after date of publication
of this synopsis will be considered by the Government. A Determination
by the Government not to compete this proposed contract based
upon responses to this notice is solely within the discretion
of the Government. Information received will normally be considered
solely for the purpose of determining whether to conduct a
competitive procurement. Award will be made only if the offeror,
the product/service, or the manufacturer meets qualification
requirements at the time of award in accordance with FAR clause
52.209-1. The solicitation identifies the office where additional
information can be obtained concerning qualification requirements
as cited in each individual solicitation. It is suggested that
small business firms or others interested in subcontracting
opportunities in connection with the described procurement
make contact with the firm(s) listed. Note: While price will
be a significant factor in the evaluation of offers, the final
contract award decision may be based upon a combination of
price and past performance factors as detailed in the solicitation.
Note: An Ombudsman has been appointed to hear concerns from
offerors or potential Offerors during the proposal development
phase of this acquisition. The purpose of the Ombudsman is
not to diminish the authority of the program director or contracting
officer, but to communicate contractor concerns, issues, disagreements,
and recommendations to the appropriate government personnel.
When requested, the Ombudsman will maintain strict confidentiality
as to source of the concern. The Ombudsman does not participate
in the evaluation of proposals or in the source selection process.
Interested parties are invited to call the Ombudsman at (405)
736-3273. DO NOT CALL THIS NUMBER FOR SOLICITATION REQUESTS.
Note: Faxed solicitation requests can be submitted to OC-ALC/PKXDA,
Tinker AFB OK 73145-3015, FAX NUMBER (405)739-5411. See Note
(s) 26.
CITE: (I-177 SN089553)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 16--Aircraft Components and Accessories
OFFADD: Oc-Alc/Dir Of Contracting, 3001 Staff Dr Ste 1ag76a,
Tinker Air Force Base Ok 73145-3015
SUBJECT: 16--PISTON, ACTUATING
SOL F34601-97-Q-08560
DUE 081597
POC For copy, OC-ALC/PKXDA TINKER AFB OK 73145-3015, For additional
information contact Carmel Pinkerton/Lidac/[405]739-4483
DESC: Item 0001 NSN 1650-00-886-0348 P/N: 69-10311-5, Dimensions:
approx. 3" width x 24" length. Material: steel. Desc: p/o part
no. 65-10560 actuator aft thrust reverser. Nha: 1650 00 887
2 945, p/n 65-11711-6, actuator. Appl: c135. 212ea. Applicable
to: C135. Destn: Tinker Air Force Base Ok 73145-3015. Delivery:
27 NOV 98 212 ea Qualification requirements: Sources must be
qualified prior to being considered for award. The solicitation
will contain instructions for obtaining further information
on this requirement. The qualification requirements for this
item were established prior to 19 Oct 1984 and the requirements
of FAR 9.202(A) do not apply. These qualification requirements
apply to line item(s) 0001 The approximate issue/response date
will be 16 Jul 97. The anticipated award date will be 20 NOV
97. Written procedure will be used for this solicitation. To:
Mls Inc, Valencia Ca 91355-1210. To: Ripa Engineering Co, Chatsworth
Ca 91311 0000. To:, . To: Air Craftors Engineering Inc, Chino
Ca 91710-5457. To: Tri-Models Inc, Hungington Beach Ca 92649-0000.
First article test required. No telephone requests. Only written
or faxed requests received directly from the requestor are
acceptable. All responsible sources solicited may submit a
bid, proposal, or quotation which shall be considered. Award
will be made only if the offeror, the product/service, or the
manufacturer meets qualification requirements at the time of
award in accordance with FAR clause 52.209-1. The solicitation
identifies the office where additional information can be obtained
concerning qualification requirements as cited in each individual
solicitation. It is suggested that small business firms or
others interested in subcontracting opportunities in connection
with the described procurement make contact with the firm(s)
listed. Note: While price will be a significant factor in the
evaluation of offers, the final contract award decision may
be based upon a combination of price and past performance factors
as detailed in the solicitation. Note: An Ombudsman has been
appointed to hear concerns from offerors or potential Offerors
during the proposal development phase of this acquisition.
The purpose of the Ombudsman is not to diminish the authority
of the program director or contracting officer, but to communicate
contractor concerns, issues, disagreements, and recommendations
to the appropriate government personnel. When requested, the
Ombudsman will maintain strict confidentiality as to source
of the concern. The Ombudsman does not participate in the evaluation
of proposals or in the source selection process. Interested
parties are invited to call the Ombudsman at (405) 736-3273.
DO NOT CALL THIS NUMBER FOR SOLICITATION REQUESTS. Note: Faxed
solicitation requests can be submitted to OC-ALC/PKXDA, Tinker
AFB OK 73145-3015, FAX NUMBER (405)739-5411. See Note (s) 1,
26.
CITE: (I-177 SN089554)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 16--Aircraft Components and Accessories--Potential
Sources Sought
OFFADD: US Army Air Traffic Control Activity, ATTN: ATZQ-ATC-A,
Fort Rucker, Alabama 36362-5000
SUBJECT: 16--PORTABLE FLIGHT INSPECTION SYSTEM
DUE 071897
POC Point of Contact - CW4 Alfred Rice, COML: (334) 255-3258,
FAX: (334) 255-3238.
DESC: This is a sources sought market survey seeking vendors
for a portable flight inspection system. The purpose of this
synopsis is to determine whether there are sources capable
of meeting the Government's requirements as stated. The requirements
are: Commercial Off The Shelf/Non-Developmental Item (COTS/NDI)
equipment capable of conducting FAA Certifiable flight check
of Navigational Aids and Instrument Approaches. The system
must be self contained, very protable, lightweight and run
on aircraft power. The system should be computer based, contain
VOR/ILS/marker beacon, GPS, DME receivers, and be capable of
collecting and storing data for analysis incertification of
air traffic control navigation and approach systems.
EMAILADD: alfred_rice@rucker-emh4.army.mil
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (D-176 SN089032)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 17--Aircraft Launching, Landing, and Ground Handling
Equipment
OFFADD: Sa-Alc/Support Equipment Branch, 485 Quentin Roosevelt
Rd. St 7, Kelly Afb, texas 78241-6426
SUBJECT: 17--STAIRCASE TRUCK, MOUNTED ACFT BDG
SOL F41608-97-R-10000
DUE 081497
POC For copy, Fax request to LDKS at (210)925-1073, For additional
information contact Mccormick, D./ldksh/[210]925-4741
DESC: Item 0001 NSN 1730-01-384-6014 P/N: SPS-3518, 100 each
is an estimation. Item to include standard commercial manual.
Contractor's are to provide Commercial Sample Literature. Predominate
Material: Steel Size: 96" minimun to 228" maximum fully extended
Function: Facilitate the loading & unloading of passengers
from multi-acfts. 100ea. Applicable to: Multi-Acft. Destn:
various. Delivery: 30 SEP 97 100 ea Government furnished drawings
are NOT available. The approximate issue/response date will
be 15 Jul 97. To: Stinar Corp, Saint Paul Mn 55121-1606. No
telephone requests. Only written or faxed requests received
directly from the requestor are acceptable. All responsible
sources solicited may submit a bid, proposal, or quotation
which shall be considered.
CITE: (I-177 SN089064)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 17--Aircraft Launching, Landing, and Ground Handling
Equipment
OFFADD: Sa-Alc/Aerospace Equipment/Ldkt, 485 Roosevelt Rd. Ste
#7, Bldg 171, Kelly Afb, Texas 78241-6426
SUBJECT: 17--LADDER, ACCESS
SOL F41608-97-R-20119
DUE 081597
POC For copy, Fax request to LDKT at (210)925-1059, For additional
information contact Harris, M./ldksh/[210]925-4741
DESC: Item 0001 NSN 1730-01-076-3934 P/N: 68D050001-1005, Size:
112.00" Nominal 7 Rung 2 Step Pred matl: Rubber, aluminum Function:
Aircraft boarding for F-15 Acft Delivery: 180 days ARO IAW:
AFLC/AFSC Form 2 applies Addtl description: This is a requirements
contract with a BEQ of 211 ea. Price will be a significant
factor in the evaluation of offers, the final contract award
decision may be based upon a combination of price and past
performance factors as detailed in the solicitation. 29EA.
Applicable to: F-15. Destn: Kelly Afb, Texas 78241-6426. Delivery:
31 DEC 97 29 ea 31 DEC 97 2 ea LADDER; ACCESS, APPL F-15 ACFT
The approximate issue/response date will be 16 Jul 97. The
anticipated award date will be 29 AUG 97. Written procedure
will be used for this solicitation. To: H R K Enterprises,
Fort Worth Tx 76119 0000. To: Herco Aircraft Machine Inc, San
Antonio Tx 78211-0655. To: Precision Engineering And Mfg Co,
Haymarket Va 22069 2917. To: Seyer Industries Inc, St Peters
Mo 63376-3903. To: W.F. SCARINCE, INC., . No telephone requests.
Only written or faxed requests received directly from the requestor
are acceptable. All responsible sources solicited may submit
a bid, proposal, or quotation which shall be considered. See
Note (s) NOTE 26.
CITE: (I-177 SN089066)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 17--Aircraft Launching, Landing, and Ground Handling
Equipment
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 17--PARTS KIT, HOLDBACK. DLAR 52.246-9000 (COQC) APPLIES.
SOL SP0770-97-Q-NB61
DUE 080497
POC Contact: copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail request
to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 16595, DS cc-pbab
Columbus, OH 43216-6595, for information contac T contracting
officer (name/phone) Sandra kessler (614 ) 692-3343
DESC: PR-NO: NPC97160001057 NSN 1720-01-116-8549, CAGE 97415
Part No 3-0001-1 parts kit, holdback. Dowty Decoto Inc. P/N
3-0001-1. Technical data proprietary and cannot be released.
18 -EA Del to Jacksonville FL 32212-0097 Del by 90 days ADO.
Solicitation not available until 15 days after published in
the CBD. specifications, plans, or drawings are not available.
this acquisition is for supplies for which the government does
not possess complete, unrestrictive technical data; therefore,
the government intends to solicit and contract with only approved
sources under the authority of 10 U.S.C.2304(C)(1). approved
sources are: douty decato Inc. (97415). Automated Best Value
Model (ABVM) and Delivery Evaluation Factor (DEF) apply. while
price is a significant factor in the evaluation of offers,
the final award decision will be based upon a combination of
price, delivery, and past performance as described in the solicitation.
All responsible sources may submit offer which DCSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089145)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 18--Space Vehicles--Potential Sources Sought
OFFADD: Ministry of Defence, Procurement Executive, CB/SCSS1a,
Cedar 3a, MoD Abbey Wood #103, P.O. Box 702, BRISTOL, BS12
7DU, UNITED KINGDOM
SUBJECT: 18--SKYNET 5 NATIONAL PROGRAMME
DUE 070797
POC Mr. D.J. Orpwood, 01144 11791 33274.
DESC: Project definition study for the provision of the next
generation UK Military Satellite Communications System (SKYNET
5 NATIONAL PROGRAMME). SUMMARY OF REQUIREMENTS. Subject to
the granting of formal approvals the MoD plans to replace its
SKYNET 4 military satellite communications system, including
the update and enhancement of ground equipment. The ISD is
2005. The MoD wishes to conduct a competitive two year programme
of work to determine implementation options. MoD wish to examine
three ways of meeting their requirement, namely: (a) International
Project Definition (PD) collaborative programme between UK/Ge/Fr
for the supply and delivery in orbit of satellites and the
updating and enhancement of associated ground equipment. (b)
National PD programme for the supply and delivery in orbit
of satellites and the updating and enhancement of associated
ground equipment. (c) Provision of military satellite communications
service including the updating and enhancement of associated
ground equipment through a Private Finance Initiative (PFI)
arrangement. This announcement deals with the proposed invitation
to tender for the National programme. An ITT will be issued
in parallel with those for the international collaborative
and PFI programmes referred to above. The objective of this
study is to define a satellite communications system which
meets the requirements of the system requirement specification
(SRS) as provided by MoD (PE). Following the competition, a
decision will be made to pursue either the international collaborative
programme or the national PD programmes, in parallel with the
PFI approach. The selection of the approach to be taken forward
into implementation will be made following the evaluation of
the results of the PFI Design Study and PD programmes. Project
Definition shall consider the space segment, ground segment,
and system management segment as a single integrated system.
Activities to be performed as part of Project Definition will
include, but will not be limited to: (a) Producing a detailed
satellite management segment and ground system designs to meet
the SRS. (b) Producing detailed development plans. and migration
plans for the current UKMSCS to the new system to meet the
ISD of 2005. (c) Development of critical items and technology
required to allow initiation of the development and implementation
work (Phase C/D) after completion of Project Definition. (d)
System support analysis with regards to logistics? training
and documentation. (e) Provision of a detailed procurement
specification for the development and implementation phase.
In order to achieve the 2005 ISD the MoD is currently seeking
approval to follow the following programme timeline: late July
1997 invite tenders; late September 1997 receive bids; early
1998 contract let for Design Studies; end 1999 completion of
Design Studies; end 2000 contract let for the implementation
phase; 2005 ISD for the first satellite. Any firm wishing to
tender for the prime contractor role should convey its interest
to the issuing branch by 9 July 1997 explaining why they are
competent. A further announcement will be made when tenders
are invited and at the time prospective sub-contractors will
be invited to register interest direct to the prime contractors.
CITE: (M-177 SN089479)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 20--Ships and Marine Equipment
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 20--SHOCK ABSORBER ASSY LAKE SHORE INC. CAGE 34712
SOL SP0490-97-Q-1316
DUE 070997
POC Contact: for copies of RFP/IFB solicitations (available at
least 15 days from announcement, phone or write DGSC a ttn:
DGSC-JJAB Richmond VA 23297-5312 AC (804)279-3350. For copies
of RFQ solicitations, contact the buyer. DE borah corneal/CLC04/804-279-3469
KO: Richard Rosanelli /804-279-6635.
DESC: PR-NO: YPG97125001058 NSN 2030-01-207-2628, shock absorber
assy, P/N 316554-3 MIL-STD-130H, dated 01 Dec 93. Specifications,
plans or drawings relating to the procurement described are
not available and cannot be furnished by the government. The
final contract award decision may be based upon a combination
of price, past performance and other evaluation factors as
described in the solicitation. 4 -AY Del to San Diego CA 92136
Del 90 days ARO. All responsible sources may submit offer which
DGSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089169)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 25--Vehicular Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 25--HINGE, DOOR, VEHICULAR (HINGE ASSEMBLY). EXCEPTION
TO DRAWING: WHERE BOTH CADMIUM AND
SOL SP0750-97-Q-1725
DUE 081597
POC Contact: copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail request
to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 16595, DS cc-pbab
Columbus, OH 43216-6595, for information contac T contracting
officer (name/phone) Kreston Harris (614 ) 692-4680
DESC: PR-NO: YPC97175000426 NSN 2510-01-224-4363, CAGE 19207
Part No 12351728 hinge, door, vehicular (hinge assembly). made
in accordance with army drawing 12351728 and all current related
data. 417 -EA Del to New Cumberland PA 17070 Del by 180 days
after date of award. 197 -EA Del to Lathrop CA 95330 Del by
180 days after date of award. See NOTE 1, 9. Small business
size standard is 500 employees. Solicitation not available
until 15 days after published in the CBD. Written requests
for drawings are to be submitted to Defense Supply Center Columbus,
Attn: dsccvtrd, P.O. Box 3990, Columbus, OH 43216-5000, by
FAX (614) 692-2998 or Call (614) 692-2344. requests should
include the IFB/RFP/RFQ number, opening/closing date, NSN YPC/ZPC
or NPC number; buyer's name and your complete name and address.
Federal, military and commercial specifications cannot be provided
by DSCC. Proposed procurement contains a 100% option for increased
quantities. Automated Best Value Model (ABVM) and Delivery
Evaluation Factor (DEF) apply. While price is a significant
factor in the evaluation of offers, the final award decision
will be based upon a combination of price, delivery, and past
performance as described in the solicitation. All responsible
sources may submit offer which DCSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089197)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 25--Vehicular Equipment Components
OFFADD: USDA Forest Service, Administrative Services Staff, 630
Sansome Street, Room 520, San Francisco, CA 94111
SUBJECT: 25--PLATFORM TRAILERS, TILT-DECK, 20 TON CAPACITY
SOL R5-97-20
DUE 081397
POC Contact, Contracting Officer, Don Bandur, (415) 705-2575.
For solicitation contact, Cookie Washington, (415) 705-2878
or Sheila Georges, (415) 705-2829
DESC: Contractor will provide 6 Trailers, Tiltbed, 20 ton capacity,
24 foot bed and 1 trailer, tiltbed, 20 ton capacity, 27 foot
bed in accordance with specification and supplemental specification
for various National Forests. Solicitation will be available
on or about 7/15/97.
CITE: (I-177 SN089294)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 25--Vehicular Equipment Components--Potential Sources
Sought
OFFADD: U.S. Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, WASC, Acquisition Management
Division WC3, 7600 Sand Point Way NE, Bin C15700, Seattle,
WA 98115-0070
SUBJECT: 25--PROVIDE AND INSTALL BLACKIE MACHINERY BM SUPER CUT
II ROADSIDE MOWER AND BRUSH CUTTER ATTACHMENT
SOL WASC7-1500
DUE 072597
POC Randall Brown (Voice) (206) 526-6226/ FAX (206) 527-5848
DESC: Sources sought to provide Blackie Machinery Ltd. Model
BM Super Cut II Roadside Mower and Brush Cutter. Super Cut
II to be delivered to the NOAA/NESDIS/CDA Station in Fairbanks,
Alaska. Contractor shall also provide installation on Govt.
vehicle. This is a simplified acquisition with an estimated
value of less than $100,000.
CITE: (W-176 SN089023)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 28--Engines, Turbines and Components
OFFADD: Sa-Alc/Propulsion Directorate, 661 Duncan Drive, Kelly
Afb, Texas 78241-6318
SUBJECT: 28--8TH STG STATOR SEGMENT
SOL F41608-97-R-43303 01
POC For copy, Ledesma, M./lpkah/[210]925-6385, For additional
information contact Ledesma, M./lpkah/[210]925-6385
DESC: Corrections: Requirements contract is being solicited with
1 basic year and two (2) one year options. BEQ's: Basic Yr
- 9 ea, 1st Option Yr - 18 ea, 2nd Option Yr - 111 ea Qualification
Requirements: Sources must be qualified prior to being considered
for award. The solicitation will contain instructions for obtaining
further information on this requirement. The requirements of
FAR 9,202(a) have been completed and copies of the qualification
requirements and standards may be obtained as described in
the solicitation. These qualification requirements apply to
line item 0001. Government furnished drawings and specifications
are not available. Last Page Award will be made only if the
offeror, the product/service, or the manufacturer meets qualification
requirements at the time of award in accordance with FAR clause
52.209-1. The solicitation identifies the office where additional
information can be obtained concerning qualification requirements
is cited in each individual solicitation. See Note (s) 22,
23, 26.
CITE: (I-177 SN089068)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 28--Engines, Turbines and Components
OFFADD: Sa-Alc/Propulsion Directorate, 661 Duncan Drive, Kelly
Afb, Texas 78241-6318
SUBJECT: 28--2ND STG. AIR SEALING RING
SOL F41608-97-R-45307 01
POC For copy, Ledesma, M./lpkah/[210]925-6385, For additional
information contact Ledesma, M./lpkah/[210]925-6385
DESC: CORRECTION: Qualification Requirements: Sources must be
qualified prior to being considered for award. The solicitation
will contain instructions for obtaining further information
on this requirement. The requirements of FAR 9.202(A) have
been completed and copies of the qualification requirements
apply to line item(s) 0003. Government furnished drawings and
specifications are not available. Last Page: Award will be
made only if the product/service, or the manufacturer meets
qualification requirements at the time of award in accordance
with FAR clause 52.209-1. The solicitation obtained concerning
qualification requirements is cited in each individual solicitation.
See Note (s) 22, 23, 26.
CITE: (I-177 SN089069)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 28--Engines, Turbines and Components
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 28--HOUSING, GOVERNOR, GEARBOX ALLIEDSIGNAL INC ALLIEDSIGNAL
ENGINES (99193)
SOL SP0480-97-R-1329
DUE 081597
POC Contact: for copies of RFP/IFB solicitations (available at
least 15 days from announcement, phone or write DGSC a ttn:
DGSC-JJAB Richmond VA 23297-5312 AC (804)279-3350. Buyer: Shanna
Poole/PLBL475/804-279-5354. KO: Martha M. Gay/279-5232.
DESC: PR-NO: ARG97143053514 NSN 2835-01-004-0554, housing, governor,
gearbox Alliedsignal Inc Alliedsignal Engines (CAGE 99193)
P/N 367092-1 adequate data for evaluation of alternate offers
is not available at the procurement agency. The offeror must
provide a complete data package including data for the approved
and alternate part for evaluation. 1 - EA Del to (Call contracting
office) Del 130 days. Duration of contract period - 1 basic
plus 4 option years. Option to ext term of contract - 60 months.
QPL (see NOTE 23). Unrestricted. Other than full & open comp
(sole source). Specifications, plans or drawings relating to
the procurement described are not available and cannot be furnished
by the Gov't. All responsible sources may submit offer which
DGSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089097)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 28--Engines, Turbines and Components
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 28--RING, PISTON
SOL SP0480-97-Q-2472
DUE 081597
POC Contact: for copies of RFQ solicitations, contact buyer:
CH eri Warriner/ PLBO372/804-279-3452 or write DSCR Attn: dscr-jlpb
Richmond VA 23297-5876. KO: Heidi Bradbury/2 79-5372.
DESC: PR-NO: YPG97154000610 NSN 2810-01-309-4924, ring, piston
busak and Shamban Inc (CAGE 09257) P/N S11052-17Q99 adequate
data for evaluation of alternate offers is not available at
the procurement agency. The offeror must provide a complete
data package including data for the approved and alternate
part for evaluation. 5,084 -EA Del to New Cumberland PA 17070
Del 30 days. 2,677 -EA Del to Corpus Christi TX 78419 Del 30
days. Unrestricted. Other than full and open comp (sole source).
QPL (see NOTE 23). Solicitation will be made in writing and
orally. Specifications, plans or drawings relating to the procurement
described are not available and cannot be furnished by the
Gov't. All responsible sources may submit offer which DGSC
shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089106)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 28--Engines, Turbines and Components
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 28--SHROUD SEGMENT
SOL SP0480-97-Q-JE75
DUE 062597
POC Contact: for copies of RFQ solicitations, contact buyer:
CH Arlene Hall/PLBL571/804-279-6093 or write DSCR Attn: DS
cr-jlpa Richmond VA 23297-5876. KO: Gwendolyn Pearson/ 279-4077.
DESC: PR-NO: YPG97125001077 NSN 2835-01-147-6611, shroud segment
this solicitation SP0480-97-Q-JE75 is hereby cancelled in its
entirety.
CITE: (I-177 SN089161)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 28--Engines, Turbines and Components
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 28--SEAT, SEAL
SOL SP0480-97-R-1326
DUE 081597
POC Contact: for copies of RFP/IFB solicitations (available at
least 15 days from announcement, phone or write DGSC a ttn:
DGSC-JJAB Richmond VA 23297-5312 AC (804)279-3350. Buyer: Shanna
Poole/PLBL475/804-279-5354. KO: Martha M. Gay/279-5232.
DESC: PR-NO: ARG97142053513 NSN 2835-00-111-1470, seat, seal
Alliedsignal Inc (CAGE 99193) P/N 698224-1 the procurement
agency has data adequate for evaluation purposes, but limited
rights apply. The offeror need provide only its data for evaluation.
1 -EA Del to (Call contracting office) Del 90 days. Duration
of contract period - 1 basic plus 4 option years. Option to
ext term of contract - 60 months. QPL (see NOTE 23). Unrestricted.
Other than full & open comp (sole source). Specifications,
plans or drawings relating to the procurement described are
not available and cannot be furnished by the Gov't. All responsible
sources may submit offer which DGSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089164)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 28--Engines, Turbines and Components
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 28--DISK, TURBINE, TURBINE ENGINE
SOL SP0480-97-Q-2025
DUE 071197
POC Contact: for copies of RFQ solicitations, contact buyer:
CH eri Warriner/PLBO372/804-279-3452 or write DSCR Attn: D
scr-jlpb Richmond VA 23297-5876. KO: Heidi Bradbury/27 9-5372.
DESC: PR-NO: YPG96354000492 NSN 2835-01-191-8232, disk, turbine,
turbine eng Sundstrand (CAGE 99167) P/N 162702-1 the procurement
agency has data adequate for evaluation purposes, but limited
rights apply. The offeror need provide only its data for evaluation.
6 -EA Del to Richmond VA 23297 Del 135 days. Unrestricted.
Other than full and open comp (sole source). Solicitation will
be made in writing and orally. Specifications, plans or drawings
relating to the procurement described are not available and
cannot be furnished by the Gov't. All responsible sources may
submit offer which DGSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089166)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 28--Engines, Turbines and Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 28--PISTON, INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE. END ITEM: M-60
TANK.
SOL SP0770-97-R-6290
DUE 081597
POC Contact: copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail request
to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 16595, DS cc-pbab
Columbus, OH 43216-6595, for information contac T contracting
officer Ruth Smith, 614/692-4749.
DESC: PR-NO: RPC97094000684 NSN 2815-00-434-6593, CAGE 19207
Part No 11683943-2 piston. I/A/W U.S.ARMY source control drawing
11683943-2. 1,104 -EA Del to New Cumberland PA 17070 Del by
240 days after date of award. 435 -EA Del to Lathrop CA 95330
Del by 240 days after date of award. 316 -EA Del to Anniston
AL 36201 Del by 240 days after date of award. Solicitation
not available until 15 days after published in the CBD. Written
requests for drawings are to be submitted to Defense Supply
Center Columbus, Attn: DSCC -VTRD, P.O. Box 3990, Columbus,
OH 43216-5000, by FAX (614)692-2344. Requests should include
the IFB/RFP/ RFQ number, opening/closing date, NSN, YPC/ZPC
or NPC number; buyer's name and your complete name and address.
Federal, military and commercial specifications cannot be provided
by DSCC. Proposed procurement contains a 100% option for increased
quantities. This is an unrestricted acquisition with a 10%
preference for SDB concerns. While price will be a significant
factor in the evaluation of offers, the final contract award
price may be based upon a combination of price and delivery
as described in this solicitation. All responsible sources
may submit offer which DCSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089190)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 28--Engines, Turbines and Components
OFFADD: NAVICP, 700 Robbins Avenue Philadelphia, Pa 19111-5098
SUBJECT: 28--NOZZLE,TURBINE,TURB
SOL N0038397QM412
DUE 080597
POC Point of Contact - Contact Point, Charles J Farrell, 0232.03,
(215)697-2572, Fax, (215)697-3161
DESC: The subject item requires Government source approval prior
to contract award, as the item is flight critical and /or the
technical data available has not been determined adequate to
support acquisition via full and open competition. Only the
source(s) previously approved by the government for this item
have been solicited. The time required for approval of a new
source is normally such that award cannot be delayed pending
approval of a new source. If you are not an approved source
you must submit, together with your proposal, the information
detailed in the U.S. Navy Aviation Supply Office Source Approval
Information Brochure. This brochure identifies technical data
required to be submitted based on your company's experience
in production of the same or similar item, or if this is an
item you have never made. This brochure can be obtained by
calling NAVICP-P at (215) 697-4243. If your request for source
approval is currently being evaluated at NAVICP-P, submit with
your offer a copy of the cover letter which forwarded your
request for source approval. Offers received which fail to
provide all data required by the Source Approval Brochure or
document previous submission of all data required by the Source
Approval Brochure will not be considered for award under this
solicitation. Please note, if evaluation of a source approval
request submitted hereunder cannot be processed in time and/or
approval requirements preclude the ability to obtain subject
items in time to meet government requirements, award of the
subject requirement may continue based on Fleet support needs.
NSN 7R-2840-00-411-6246-EQ, Ref Nr 4014T14G01, Qty 63 EA, Delivery
FOB Origin-----. NO Drawings., See Note 22 (ACAVI0626072-194)
CITE: (I-177 SN089391)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 28--Engines, Turbines and Components
OFFADD: NAVICP, 700 Robbins Avenue Philadelphia, Pa 19111-5098
SUBJECT: 28--SPOOL,COMPRESSOR RO
SOL N0038397QM413
DUE 080597
POC Point of Contact - Contact Point, Charles J Farrell, 0232.03,
(215)697-2572, Fax, (215)697-3161
DESC: The subject item requires Government source approval prior
to contract award, as the item is flight critical and /or the
technical data available has not been determined adequate to
support acquisition via full and open competition. Only the
source(s) previously approved by the government for this item
have been solicited. The time required for approval of a new
source is normally such that award cannot be delayed pending
approval of a new source. If you are not an approved source
you must submit, together with your proposal, the information
detailed in the U.S. Navy Aviation Supply Office Source Approval
Information Brochure. This brochure identifies technical data
required to be submitted based on your company's experience
in production of the same or similar item, or if this is an
item you have never made. This brochure can be obtained by
calling NAVICP-P at (215) 697-4243. If your request for source
approval is currently being evaluated at NAVICP-P, submit with
your offer a copy of the cover letter which forwarded your
request for source approval. Offers received which fail to
provide all data required by the Source Approval Brochure or
document previous submission of all data required by the Source
Approval Brochure will not be considered for award under this
solicitation. Please note, if evaluation of a source approval
request submitted hereunder cannot be processed in time and/or
approval requirements preclude the ability to obtain subject
items in time to meet government requirements, award of the
subject requirement may continue based on Fleet support needs.
NSN 1R-2840-01-372-6546-SN, Ref Nr 6020T65P03, Qty 75 EA, Delivery
FOB Origin-----. No drawings., See Note 22 (ACAVI0626072-195)
CITE: (I-177 SN089392)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 28--Engines, Turbines and Components
OFFADD: NAVICP, 700 Robbins Avenue Philadelphia, Pa 19111-5098
SUBJECT: 28--CHAMBER,COMBUSTION,
SOL N0038397QM416
DUE 080597
POC Point of Contact - Contact Point, Charles J Farrell, 0232.03,
(215)697-2572, Fax, (215)697-3161
DESC: The subject item requires Government source approval prior
to contract award, as the item is flight critical and /or the
technical data available has not been determined adequate to
support acquisition via full and open competition. Only the
source(s) previously approved by the government for this item
have been solicited. The time required for approval of a new
source is normally such that award cannot be delayed pending
approval of a new source. If you are not an approved source
you must submit, together with your proposal, the information
detailed in the U.S. Navy Aviation Supply Office Source Approval
Information Brochure. This brochure identifies technical data
required to be submitted based on your company's experience
in production of the same or similar item, or if this is an
item you have never made. This brochure can be obtained by
calling NAVICP-P at (215) 697-4243. If your request for source
approval is currently being evaluated at NAVICP-P, submit with
your offer a copy of the cover letter which forwarded your
request for source approval. Offers received which fail to
provide all data required by the Source Approval Brochure or
document previous submission of all data required by the Source
Approval Brochure will not be considered for award under this
solicitation. Please note, if evaluation of a source approval
request submitted hereunder cannot be processed in time and/or
approval requirements preclude the ability to obtain subject
items in time to meet government requirements, award of the
subject requirement may continue based on Fleet support needs.
NSN 7R-2840-00-505-1342-EQ, Ref Nr 6003T32P33, Qty 119 EA,
Delivery FOB Origin-----. NO drawings., See Note 22 (ACAVI0626072-196)
CITE: (I-177 SN089393)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 29--Engine Accessories
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 29--FILTERING DISK, FLUID
SOL SPO480-97-Q-JF71
DUE 073197
POC Contact: for copies of RFQ solicitations (available at leas
T 15 days fromannouncement, phone or write DSCR Attn: dscr-jla,
Richmond, VA 23297-5876 or FAX AC (804) 2793123. contact the
buyer. Sebrina Owens, BL378, 804-279 -3339. contracting officer:
Stephen M.. Mason, 804-279- 3339.
DESC: PR-NO: YPG97155000337 NSN 2945-00-859-3143, 1,600 -EA Del
to New Cumberland PA 17070 60 days ARO 1,675 -EA Del to Barstow
CA 92311 60 days ARO mfrs - Air-Maze Corp (CAGE 00736), P/N
200076, Puroflow Corp (CAGE 14818), P/N 3143. specs, plans,
or Dwgs relating to the procurement described are not available
and cannot be furnished by the GOVT. Unrestricted. Other than
full and open comp (10 U.S.C. 2304(C)(1)). (sole source) FAR
6.302-1. Intended sources: Air-Maze Corp and Puroflow Corp.
Based on market research, the GOVT is not using the policies
contained in part 12, acquisition of commercial items, in its
solicitation for the described supplies or services. However,
interested Persons may identify to the contracting officer
their interest and capability to satisfy the GOVT's requirement
with a commercial item within 15 days of this notice. All responsible
sources may submit offer which DGSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089108)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 29--Engine Accessories
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 29--SHAFT, MALE, THROTTLE TELEFLEX INC AEROSPACE DEFENSE
DIV
SOL SP0480-97-Q-2479
DUE 081597
POC Contact: for copies of RFQ solicitations, contact buyer:
CH eri Warriner/ PLBO372/804-279-3452 or write DSCR Attn: dscr-jlpb
Richmond VA 23297-5876. KO: Heidi Bradbury/2 79-5372.
DESC: PR-NO: YPG97157000351 NSN 2995-00-432-5777, shaft, male,
throttle Teleflex Inc aerospace defense Div (CAGE 78710) P/N
20799-4 74 - EA Del to Richmond VA 23297 Del 120 days. Unrestricted.
Other than full & open (sole source). QPL (see NOTE 23). Solicitation
will be made in writing and orally. Specifications, plans or
drawings relating to the procurement described are not available
and cannot be furnished by the Gov't. All responsible sources
may submit offer which DGSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089109)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 29--Engine Accessories
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 29--SWITCH, UNDERSPEED, SENSING
SOL SP0480-97-Q-2481
DUE 081597
POC Contact: for copies of RFQ solicitations, contact buyer:
CH eri Warriner/ PLBO372/804-279-3452 or write DSCR Attn: dscr-jlpb
Richmond VA 23297-5876. KO: Heidi Bradbury/2 79-5372.
DESC: PR-NO: YPG97160000642 NSN 2915-01-201-3069, switch, underspeed,
sensing source control item Argo-Tech Corp (CAGE 59875) P/N
217290 Rev "E" dated June 21,1991 approved source: Skurka Engineering
Co (CAGE 95270) P/N H668-CS235 14 -EA Del to Richmond VA 23297
Del 120 days. Unrestricted. (sole source). More than one source.
QPL (see NOTE 23). Solicitation will be made in writing and
orally. Solicitations,, plans or drawings relating to the procurement
described are not available and cannot be furnished by the
Gov't. All responsible sources may submit offer which DGSC
shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089110)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 29--Engine Accessories
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 29--HOUSING ASSY, INBOARD ASSOCIATED CO INC
SOL SP0480-97-Q-2480
DUE 081597
POC Contact: for copies of RFQ solicitations, contact buyer:
CH eri Warriner/ PLBO372/804-279-3452 or write DSCR Attn: dscr-jlpb
Richmond VA 23297-5876. KO: Heidi Bradbury/2 79-5372.
DESC: PR-NO: YPG97163000737 NSN 2995-00-920-0426, housing assy,
inboard associated Co Inc (CAGE 01169) P/N 11-1011 20 -EA Del
to New Cumberland PA 17070 Del 120 days. 11 -EA Del to Tracy
CA 95376-5000 Del 120 days. 15 -EA Del to Barstow CA 92311
Del 120 days. Unrestricted. Other than full & open COM (sole
source). Only one source (see NOTE 22). QPL (see NOTE 23).
Solicitation will be made in writing and orally. Specifications,
plans or drawings relating to the procurement described are
not available and cannot be furnished by the Gov't. All responsible
sources may submit offer which DGSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089112)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 29--Engine Accessories
OFFADD: Department of the Army, Baltimore District, Corps of
Engineers, 10 South Howard Street, room 7000, P.O. Box 1715,
Baltimore, MD 21201-1715
SUBJECT: 29--REMOVE AND REPLACE CIRCUIT BREAKERS, WASHINGTON
AQUEDUCT DIVISION, WASHINGTON, DC
SOL DACW31-97-B-0051
DUE 073097
POC Terri Dockery, 410-962-2708
DESC: Correction: This action originally publicized in the Commerce
Business Daily o/a 6 June 1997 is hereby amended to read: "Estimated
cost of this project is between $500,000 and $1,000,000."
CITE: (I-177 SN089515)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 31--Bearings
OFFADD: Defense Industrial Supply Center 700 Robbins Ave Phila
PA 19111-5096
SUBJECT: 31--RING, BEARING, INNER UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORP SIKORSKY
DIV (78286)
SOL SP0500-97-Q-GV08
DUE 062797
POC Contact: DISC-PODA: 215-697-3398 for copies of solicitation.
Contracting officer: Angela fedele/HBA23/215-697-9223 buyer:
Angela fedele/HBA23/215-697-9223
DESC: PR-NO: NPI97045000991 NSN 3110-01-135-1244, 140 -EA Del
to Cherry Point NC 28533-5001 Del by 12 Apr 97. RFQ due date:
97JUN27 specs: Sikorsky Division P/N 65952-07526-102 incremental
bidding: primary qty: 140 1ST alt qty: 200 2ND alt qty: 280
delivery schedule: 120 days offers will be evaluated with a
10% preference for small disadvantaged business concerns. This
purchase is for a national defense item and therefore restricted
to U.S. sources. While price will be significant factor in
the evaluation of offers, the final contract award price will
be based upon a combination of price and delivery as described
in section M of this solicitation. Drawings/specs are not required.
To obtain a copy of this solicitation please send FAX request
to 215-697-6333 or X1462 or X2978.
CITE: (I-177 SN089124)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 31--Bearings
OFFADD: Defense Industrial Supply Center 700 Robbins Ave Phila
PA 19111-5096
SUBJECT: 31--CUP, TAPERED ROLLER BEARING SOURCE CONTROL DATA
SOL SP0500-97-R-0121
DUE 081497
POC Contact: DISC-PODA: 215-697-3398 for copies of solicitation.
Contracting officer: Angela Bogucki/HB/X3006. buyer: Darrell
Moresi/HHA77/3006.
DESC: PR-NO: IDT97034005100 NSN 3110-01-387-4362, @ITEM namecup,
tapered roller bearin @OUTSIDE DIAMETER5.1250 inches nominal
@OVERALL WIDTH0.6563 inches nominal 1 -EA Del to (Call contracting
office) Del by 01 Jan 98. See NOTES 9, 22, RFP due date: 14
August 1997. The total yearly estimated quantity of all 59
NSNS is 35975. Specs/Dwgs are not required. Item is not on
a qualified products list. Yearlyestimated qty. Offers will
be evaluated with a 10% preference for small disadvantaged
business concerns. Other NOTES: 2 years base period with a
3 year option. This contract action is for supplies for which
the government does not possess complete, unrestricted technical
data; therefore the government intends to solicit and contract
with only one or a limited number of sources under FAR 6.302.1
and 10 U.S.C 2304(C)(1). The item is controlled by and the
sources are: Hill AFB, and the timken company. This purchase
is for a national defense item and therefore restricted to
U.S. sources. NOTE 13 applies. Delivery is 120 days after date
of delivery to CONUS destinations. This solicitation contains:
an option to extend the term of the contract for 3 additional
years.
CITE: (I-177 SN089127)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 31--Bearings
OFFADD: Defense Industrial Supply Center 700 Robbins Ave Phila
PA 19111-5096
SUBJECT: 31--BEARING, ROLLER, CYLINDRICAL SOURCE CONTROL DATA
SOL SP0500-97-Q-QK37
DUE 081597
POC Contact: DISC-PODA: 215-697-3398 for copies of solicitation.
Contracting officer: Darrell Moresi/HAA20/215-697-021 5 buyer:
Bob Hutkowski/HAA20/215-697-0215
DESC: PR-NO: YPI97087000523 NSN 3110-00-482-3301, 1,300 -EA Del
to Tracy CA 95376 Del by 10 Jul 97. 1,575 -EA Del to Cherry
Point NC 28533-5001 Del by 10 Jul 97. See NOTES 9, 22, RFQ
due date: 97AUG15 specs: Wright Patterson AFB P/N 68D23361
primary qty: 1300 EA delivery schedule: 300 days required offers
will be evaluated with a 10% preference for small disadvantaged
business concerns. This contract action is for supplies for
which the government does not possess complete, unrestrictive
technical data; therefore the government intends to solicit
and contract with only approved sources under the authority
of 10 U.S.C 2304 (C)(1). Approved sources are: MRC aerospace
drawings/specs are not required. To obtain a copy of this solicitation
please send FAX request to 215-697-6333 or X1462 or X2978.
CITE: (I-177 SN089132)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 31--Bearings
OFFADD: NAVICP, 700 Robbins Avenue Philadelphia, Pa 19111-5098
SUBJECT: 31--BEARING,BALL,DUPLEX
SOL N0038397RM409
DUE 080597
POC Point of Contact - Contact Point, Donna M Graham, 0232.11,
(215)697-4964, Fax, (215)697-3161
DESC: The subject item requires Government source approval prior
to contract award, as the item is flight critical and /or the
technical data available has not been determined adequate to
support acquisition via full and open competition. Only the
source(s) previously approved by the government for this item
have been solicited. The time required for approval of a new
source is normally such that award cannot be delayed pending
approval of a new source. If you are not an approved source
you must submit, together with your proposal, the information
detailed in the U.S. Navy Aviation Supply Office Source Approval
Information Brochure. This brochure identifies technical data
required to be submitted based on your company's experience
in production of the same or similar item, or if this is an
item you have never made. This brochure can be obtained by
calling NAVICP-P at (215) 697-4243. If your request for source
approval is currently being evaluated at NAVICP-P, submit with
your offer a copy of the cover letter which forwarded your
request for source approval. Offers received which fail to
provide all data required by the Source Approval Brochure or
document previous submission of all data required by the Source
Approval Brochure will not be considered for award under this
solicitation. Please note, if evaluation of a source approval
request submitted hereunder cannot be processed in time and/or
approval requirements preclude the ability to obtain subject
items in time to meet government requirements, award of the
subject requirement may continue based on Fleet support needs.
NSN 1R-3110-01-123-2169-TN, SPEC NR TDP VER 004, Ref Nr 7202WDUFS136,
Qty 1107 EA, Deliver to Defense Distro. Depot Jacksonville
FL --Due to the critical nature of this item, this requirement
is limited to Parker Hannifin ABEX (93835) & Torrington (21335).
EAD 150 days. ---, See Note 22 (ACAVI0626072-197)
CITE: (I-177 SN089394)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 31--Bearings
OFFADD: NAVICP, 700 Robbins Avenue Philadelphia, Pa 19111-5098
SUBJECT: 31--BEARING,ROLLER,NEED
SOL N0038397RN248
DUE 080597
POC Point of Contact - Contact Point, Kathleen M Logan, 0233.05,
(215)697-2124, Fax, (215)697-3161
DESC: The subject item requires Government source approval prior
to contract award, as the item is flight critical and /or the
technical data available has not been determined adequate to
support acquisition via full and open competition. Only the
source(s) previously approved by the government for this item
have been solicited. The time required for approval of a new
source is normally such that award cannot be delayed pending
approval of a new source. If you are not an approved source
you must submit, together with your proposal, the information
detailed in the U.S. Navy Aviation Supply Office Source Approval
Information Brochure. This brochure identifies technical data
required to be submitted based on your company's experience
in production of the same or similar item, or if this is an
item you have never made. This brochure can be obtained by
calling NAVICP-P at (215) 697-4243. If your request for source
approval is currently being evaluated at NAVICP-P, submit with
your offer a copy of the cover letter which forwarded your
request for source approval. Offers received which fail to
provide all data required by the Source Approval Brochure or
document previous submission of all data required by the Source
Approval Brochure will not be considered for award under this
solicitation. Please note, if evaluation of a source approval
request submitted hereunder cannot be processed in time and/or
approval requirements preclude the ability to obtain subject
items in time to meet government requirements, award of the
subject requirement may continue based on Fleet support needs.
NSN 1R-3110-01-425-6298-B4, IAW Ref Nr 423RS251-1, Qty 137
EA, Delivery FOB Origin--No drawings available ---, See Note
22 (ACAVI0626072-198)
CITE: (I-177 SN089395)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 36--Special Industry Machinery
OFFADD: AFFTC/PKAD Directorate of Contracting, 5 S Wolfe Ave,
Edwards AFB, CA 93524-1185
SUBJECT: 36--TRIPLE DECK RECORDER, 8MM, AIRBORNE
SOL F0470097-T-4864
DUE 071497
POC POC-Dawn Thompson, Contract Specialist (805)277-3900 ext
2259; Contracting Officer - John C. Lemacks (805)277-3900 ext
2253
DESC: This is a combined synopsis/solicitation for commercial
items prepared in accordance with the format in Subpart 12.6,
as supplemented with additional information included in this
notice. This announcement constitutes the only solicitation;
proposals are being requested and a written solicitation will
not be issued. This acquisition is unrestricted, the standard
industrial classification code is 3679, small business size
standard is 500 employees. The acquisition includes the following
Contract Line Item Numbers (CLINs): 0001, 2 ea Triple Deck
Recorders, mfr by Teac, P/N: V-83AB-F, for technical acceptability
the product offered must meet the following minimum salient
requirements: (1) Record and playback, color and black & white
on three complete VCR decks in one unit; (2) Tape Type and
Format: Hi-8mm video cassette; (3) Maximum Recording Time:
120 minutes(each deck in parallel); 360 minutes(all decks in
serial); (4) Power Requirement: 28VDC (+4V, -8V) unregulated;
(5) Power Consumption: 45 watts (nominal) at 28VDC (135 watts
with heaters on); (6) Dimensions: 243(W) x 151(H) x 330(D)mm,
or 9.58"W x 5.95"H x 13.01"D, excluding connectors, handles,
and buttons; (7) Operational Position: All directions;(8) Installation:
Vertical or horizontal, 4 ways; (9) Weight: less than 8kg;
(10) Connectors: Power: Bendix PTO2E-10-6P, Control: Bendix
PTO2E-16-26P, Signal: Bendix PTO2E-22-55P; (11) Remote Controls(RS-422):
Stop, Rec, Stdby, Play, F.F., Rew, Search FWD, Search RVS,
Still, EMK, Rec, Timer Reset; (12) Local Controls: Unthread
(all decks), Cassette remove; (13) Remote Indicator Signals(Discrete
and RS-422): includes the same as the remote control plus Still,
EOT, BOT,DEW, Cassette In, Unthread End, Thread Motor On,Tape
Counter, Error, Command Error, Parity/Framing Error; (14)
Interface: Discrete or RS-422 Full Duplex; (15) Video Signal
Standard: EIA RS-170 or NTSC; (16) Video Horizontal Resolution:
400-lines (nominal); (17) Video Linearity: 10 gray scale or
better; (18) Video Signal-to-Noise Ratio: better than 43dB;
(19) Video Inputs(3) and Outputs(3): 1.0Vp-p, 75-ohm negative
sync; (20) Video Level Control: Automatic Gain Control (AGC);
(21) S-Video Inputs(3) and Outputs(3): 1.0Vp-p (Y), 0.3Vp-p(C),
75-ohm; (22) Number of Channels(Audio): one per deck, three
total; (23) Audio Input Level: 0.9Vp-p nominal, (-10dBV); (24)
Audio Output Level: 0.9Vp-p, (47K-ohm load); (25) Audio Input
Impedance: 10K-ohm 20%; (26) Audio Level Control: Automatic
Gain Control (AGC); (27) Bandwidth (Frequency Response):
100Hz to 10khz; (28) Signal-to-Noise Ratio: better than 40dB;
(29) Storage Temperature: -55 deg C to +95 deg C; (30) Operating
Temperature: -15 deg C to 60 deg C (-40 deg C to +60 deg C
with heater on); (31) Temperature-Altitude: Sea level to 50,000
feet in an unpressurized, unsealed case; (32) Storage Humidity:
95% (60 deg C) to 85%(30 deg C); (33) Operating Humidity:
Zero to 80% relative humidity (non-condensing); (operation
to 95% relative humidity with DEW status); (34) Vibration (operational):
use of proper shock mount is recommended; (35) Acceleration
(operational): 10G's; (36) Shock(operational): 20G's, 40G's
crash safety; (37) Heater: Thermostat-initiated at 0+/-5 deg
C. Required delivery is 14 days after receipt of order. The
FOB Point is DESTINATION, Edwards AFB. The following FAR provision's
apply to this acquisition 52.212-1, Instructions to Offerors--Commercial;
52.212-2, Evaluation--Commercial Items, the specific evaluation
criteria included in paragraph (a) is technically acceptable,
lowest priced offer. Offerors must include a completed copy
of the FAR provision 52.212-3, Offeror Representations and
Certifications--Commercial Items, and a completed copy of the
DFARS provision 252.212-7000, Offeror Representations and Certifications
Commercial Items, with the offer. Contact the contract specialist
to receive a copy. The following FAR clauses apply to this
acquisition 52.212-4, Contract Terms and Conditions--Commercial
Items, 52.212-5, Contract Terms and Conditions Required to
Implement Statutes Or Executive Orders--Commercial Items, additional
clauses in FAR 52.212-5 which are applicable are: 52.222-26,
Equal Opportunity (E.O. 11246), 52.222-35, Affirmative Action
for Special Disabled and Vietnam Era Veterans (38 U.S.C. 4212),
52.222-36, Affirmative Action for Handicapped Workers (29 U.S.C.793),
52.222-37, Employment Reports on Special Disabled Veterans
and Veterans of the Vietnam Era (38 U.S.C. 4212), 52.225-18,
European Community Sanctions for End Products (E.O. 12849).
The DFARs clauses applicable are 252.212-7001, Contract Terms
and Conditions Required to Implement Statutes Applicable to
Defense Acquisitions of Commercial Items; 252.225-7001, Buy
American Act and Balance of Payment Program (41 U.S.C. 10,
E.O. 10582). Offers are due at the Air Force Flight Test Center,
Directorate of Contracting, 5 South Wolfe Avenue, Edwards AFB,
Ca 93524-1185, on July 14, 1997 by 3:00 p.m. Facsimile transmission
responses are allowed. Fax number (805) 258-9645.

LINKURL: http://cpf.edwards.af.mil/contract/rfp.html
LINKDESC:
EMAILADD: thompsod%pk@mhs.elan.af.mil
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-176 SN089052)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 36--Special Industry Machinery
OFFADD: Panama Canal Commission, Logistical Support Division,
Purchasing & Contracts Branch, Unit 2300, APO Miami, FL 34011-2300
SUBJECT: 36--PRE-PRESS IMAGE SYSTEM
SOL CNC-81754-RJ-29
DUE 081197
POC Alvaro Chong, Contract Specialist, (507) 272-5882, Maria
T. de Chirino, Contracting Officer, (507) 272-4650
DESC: Furnish and install a "Panther Pro/46 Pre-Press Image Setting
System", to include one Apple Power Macintosh 9500/200 workstation,
other related equipment, on-site installation and training.
Delivery: forty-five calendar days FOB Balboa, Republic of
Panama after Receipt of Notice of Award. When requesting solicitation,
state name, address and solicitation number. Requests will
be accepted by Facsimile at 011-507-272-7661, Telex 3034 PCCAMRM_PG,
or E-mail: gslp-csi@pancanal.com All responsible sources may
submit an offer which, if timely received, shall be considered
by the Commission.*****
CITE: (D-177 SN089539)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 37--Agricultural Machinery and Equipment
OFFADD: USDA-ARS-MWA, Contracting Office, 1815 N. University
Street, Peoria, IL 61604
SUBJECT: 37--2-ROW SOYBEAN PLOT PLANTER
SOL 5114-7-3061
DUE 072597
POC Lorna Flansburg, Contracting Officer, 309-681-6615
DESC: RFQ 5114-7-3061 is a combined synopsis/solicitation for
commercial items for the USDA ARS MWA at Urbana, IL, prepared
in accordance with the format in FAR Subpart 12.6, as supplemented
with additional information in this notice (SIC 3523). Solicitation
No. 5114-7-3061 is issued as a Request for Quotation. This
announcement constitutes the only solicitation; quotes are
being requested and a written solicitation WILL NOT BE ISSUED.
Contractor shall provide the following 2-Row Soybean Plot Planter
(Brand Name or Equal) under the terms, conditions, provisions
and the schedule of this solicitation. The items are to be
delivered F.O.B. destination to the USDA ARS MWA at Urbana,
IL. DESCRIPTION OF SUPPLIES/SERVICES - Bidders shall provide
pricing on the following line item, quantity, componet model
# and brand name (or equal) items. [1] one (1) 2-row soybean
plot planter to meet the following specifications: The toolbar
shall be a 7" x 7" square tube that can telescope hydraulically
between 30" and 40" row spacings with a category 2 three-point
hitch. It shall have two adjustable gauge wheels, a flat plate
transmission with 50 combinations to accommodate row length
and plant population requirements, and jack stands for support
when it is removed from the tractor. The planter units should
be suitable for planting soybeans. They must have large diameter
double disk openers with internal scrapers; fully adjustable
depth gauge wheels for more accurate seeding depth; adjustable,
spring-loaded closing wheels to provide better seed to soil
contact than a single packing wheel; and a plateless drive
system for more uniform seed planting. The depth gauge wheels
on each unit must move independently to maintain uniform seeding
depth even in a rough seed bed, equal to John Deere Max-Emerge
Plus units with walking gauge wheel attachments. The planter
units shall be equipped with cone seeders with electric seed
cup lifts with divider funnels mounted on the cone seeder units.
The cone seeder units shall be covered with a dome windshield
to keep debris from falling into the cone seeders. The electrical
junction box controlling the seed cup lifts must have remote
foot switches that can be activated from one of the seats behind
a cone seeder or from the center seat on the planter. The planter
units shall have devices that will hold them in the highest
position to aid in loading and unloading from the trailer.
The planter units shall have seed firmers (equal to the Keaton
model # 104P100P seed firmers) to help place the seed in full
contact with the soil and down-pressure springs to keep the
units from bouncing on rough seed beds. The planter must have
hydraulic row markers that will automatically alternate and
have quick release pins to adjust the markers to factory settings
for either 30" or 40" row spacings. The platform on the planter
must have 3 seats with arm rests. One seat behind each cone
seeder and one seat between the cone seeders. Each seat must
have a holder for seed packets. This configuration must allow
for two operators to dump single packets into each cone seeder
or for a single operator to dump a single packet that will
be split evenly between the two cone seeders. An electric spinner
divider operating from the tractor battery must be used to
divide the single packet between the two cone seeders to reduce
the height needed for the dividing apparatus. The planter must
be able to operate with a checkhead system to automatically
dump the seed cups. There must be a time delay to hold the
seed cups in the open position long enough to allow them to
empty when filled to capacity. The check cable must be 1/8"
thick, 7 x 19 braided aircraft cable with premounted trip buttons
that must be staked on one end during each planter pass. The
cable must be on a metal spool. The planter must come with
3 cables each 800' long that can be used to plant plots 11,
13 and 16 feet long. The planter must include monitors that
detect seed drop through the planter row unit delivery tubes
with the sensors mounted low in the drop tubes, equal to a
Dickey John monitor model # DJM-1000 with the sensors remounted
to the lower position. Offerors quoting on "equals" must submit
desciptive literature with their proposal for evaluation. Items
called for by this invitation for bids have been identified
in the schedule by a "brand name or equal" description, such
identification is intended to be descriptive, but not restrictive,
and is to indicate the quality and characteristics of products
that will be satisfactory. Offers offering "equal" products
(including products of the brand name manufacturer other than
the one described by brand name) will be considered for award
if such products are clearly identified in the offers and are
determined by the Government to meet fully the salient characteristics/requirements
listed in the invitation. Delivery to be on or before March
1, 1998 to the USDA-REE-ARS-MWA, Plant Physiology & Genetics
Research Unit, Bldg 991, Crops Science Research & Education
Center, Urbana IL 61801. The resultant contract will be Tax
Exempt and FOB Destination. FAR 52.212-1, Instructions to Offerors
- Commercial, FAR 52.212-2 Evaluation - Commercial Items, FAR
52.212-3 Offeror Representations and Certifications - Commercial
Items, FAR 52.212-4 Contract Terms and Conditions - Commercial
Items, and FAR 52.212-5 Contract Terms and Conditions Required
to Implement Statutes or Executive Orders - Commercial Items
apply to this acquisition. Quotations will be evaluated on
price and price related factors. Submit desciptive literature
with your proposal for evaluation. Offer must include a 45
calendar day acceptance period. Offers are to be received Not
Later than the Close of Business, July 25, 1997 at USDA-ARS-MWA,
Contracting Office, 1815 N. University Street, Peoria, IL 61604.
The POC for this acquisition is Lorna Flansburg, (309) 681-6615.

EMAILADD: flansbul@ars.usda.gov
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-176 SN089031)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 39--Materials Handling Equipment
OFFADD: Panama Canal Commission, Logistical Support Division,
Unit 2300, APO, AA 34011-2300
SUBJECT: 39--WIRECO, WIRE ROPE SLINGS
SOL PAP-84483-JR-29
DUE 071197
POC Jose R. Echart, Contract Specialist, (507) 272-4658, C.
Raquel Mendez, Contracting Officer, (507) 272-4658
DESC: FOR CRANE HERCULES, MODEL 110-EE, OR EQUAL. SIZE: VARIOUS.
QUANTITY: VARIOUS. DELIVERY: 30 DAYS FOB NEW ORLEANS, LA OR
60 DAYS CIF/FOB GAMBOA, REPUBLIC OF PANAMA AFTER RECEIPT OF
NOTICE OF AWARD. REQUEST FOR QUOTATION (RFQ) ISSUE DATE 6/25/97,
REPLY DUE BY 7/11/97. WHEN SOLICITING RFQ FORM, STATE NAME,
ADDRESS, FAX NUMBER AND REQUEST FOR QUOTATION NUMBER. ALL RESPONSIBLE
SOURCES MAY SUBMIT A QUOTATION WHICH, IF TIMELY RECEIVED, SHALL
BE CONSIDERED BY THE COMMISSION. REQUESTS WILL BE ACCEPTED
BY FACSIMILE AT 011-507-7661/1512.
CITE: (D-176 SN089001)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 39--Materials Handling Equipment
OFFADD: Defense Special Weapons Agency, 6801 Telegraph Rd., Alexandria,
VA 22310-3398
SUBJECT: 39--GRAPPLE
SOL DSWA01-97-Q-0058
POC Michelle Gerenyi, Negotiator, (703) 325-1190, Edward L. Archer,
Contracting Officer, (703) 325-5028.
DESC: This is a combined synopsis/solicitation for commercial
items in accordance with the format in FAR Subpart 12.6, as
supplemented with additional information included in this notice.
This announcement constitutes the only solicitation, proposals
are being requested and a written solicitation will not be
issued. Solicitation number is DSWA01-97-Q-0058 and is issued
as a request for quote. The solicitation document and incorporated
provisions and clauses are those in effect through Federal
Acquisition Circular 90-46. The provisions at 52.212-1, Instruction
to Offerors-Commercial, and any addenda, applies to this acquisition.
Provision 52.212-2, Evaluation-Commercial Items, is hereby
incorporated with the following factors to be included in paragraph
(a): Low responsive, responsible offeror. Offerors must include
a completed copy of the provisions at 52.213-3, Offeror Representations
and Certifications-Commercial Items, with the offer. The clause
52.212-4, Contract Terms and Conditions, and any addenda, apply
to this acquisition. The clause 52.215-5, Contract Terms and
Conditions Required to Implement Statutes or Executive Orders-Commercial
Items, applies to this acquisition. This acquisition is rated
DX under the Defense Priorities and Allocations Systems. As
a result of negotiations between the U.S. and Russia, request
you order the equipment specified below, which is being provided
to support Strategic Offensive Arms Elimination (SOAE) as authorized
by the Nunn-Lugar Cooperative Threat Reduction (CTR) legislation.
The pricing should address the contract line items numbers
as follows: 0001 Grapple; 0002 Spare parts and consumables;
0003 English and Russian operational and maintenance manuals;
0004 Training; 0005 Shipping documentation detailed as follows:
0001. One (1) each grapple to meet the specifications below.
The purpose of the grapple is to move heavy duty scrap steel
that comes from dismantlement of submarine hull sections. (1)
Suitable for mounting on a Caterpillar 375 excavator (approx.
weight 130,000 lbs.); (2) Approximate Capacity: 7-9 cu. yds.;
(3) Full open measurement: At least 150 inches; (4) Upper jaw
width: At least 39 inches; (5) Lower jaw width: At least 58
inches 0002. Initial spare parts and consumables: The grapple
shall be supplied with spare parts and consumables to ensure
system operation for a period of one (1) year. Spare parts
shall include items required for routine periodic maintenance,
rather than major overhaul parts. The quantity of spare parts
and consumables shall be based on a 40 hour week at maximum
rated capacity. The initial spare parts and consumables will
be shipped by the Government to the Cooperative Threat Reduction
(CTR) Logistics Support (CLS) contractor's Moscow logistics
support base. 0003. One (1) copy of the operating and maintenance
manual shall be supplied with each unit in Russian, if available.
The vendor shall supply two (2) manuals in English together
with an indication of whether Russian language versions of
the manual are available to DSWA/PMRC no later than 15 days
after contract award. 0004. The vendor shall propose and cost
out standard training for the operation and day-to-day maintenance
of these units for two (2) representatives of the Cooperative
Threat Reduction Logistic Support contractor, who would provide
the training in turn to Russian personnel. This training would
be undertaken at the vendor's manufacturing facility. 0005.
Shipping documentation: (1) NLT 10 Days After Contract award
(DAC), provide two (2) each hardcopy and two (2) each electronic
copies on 3.5 inch floppy diskette in either Microsoft Excel
Version 5.0 format or ASCII of a complete Master Inventory
List (see format below), inclusive of all training, documentation,
component parts, spares, and consumables for all deliverables,
for each and every shipment the supplier shall initiate under
the provisions of this contract to the CTR Transportation and
Logistics Support Project Manager, DSWA/PMRL, Alexandria, VA.
The Master Inventory List shall consist of valued Item Number,
Noun Name Description, Export Commodity Control Number (ECCN_,
Quantity of Value of the line item and the total value of each
separate shipment. This list shall also be provided for review
by the conizant DCMAO. Delivery of each separate shipment by
the supplier shall not be accepted by the Government until
the government representative verifies that all items checked
on the Master Inventory List are included in the shipment as
delivered. In the event the Contractor experiences problems,
the Contractor shall identify the problem and recommend solutions
to the DSWA Program Manager and Acquisition Contracting Officer
for final review and resolution. [Export Commodity Control
Numbers (ECCN's) are found in the Export Administration Regulations,
Commerce Control List, Part 774. Additionally, small quantities
of materials can be classified through the U.S. Department
of Commerce, using part 748.3 of the Export Administration
Regulations. These publications are available through local
U.S. Department of Commerce District Offices. Each item of
equipment, container, and pallet shall have packing lists attached
to both the inside and outside of the container, or on a placard
attached to each piece of non-containerized equipment, and
shall be marked on the exterior with the following information:
Each item of equipment, container, and pallet shall have packing
lists attached to both the inside and outside of the container,
or on a palcard attached to each piece of non-containerized
equipment, and shall be marked on the exterior with the following
information: Packing list number (e.g., box 1 of 10, 2 of 10,
etc.); Contract or Purchase Order Number; Contractor's Name
and Address; Gross Weight and Cube; Special Marking and Labeling
FOR DELIVERY TO ZVEZDA FAR EAST FACTORY BOLSHOI KAMEN,RUSSIA
Other information: 1) This procurement is FOB Origin. All equipment
will be picked up at the manufacturer's facility no later than
30 days after award. 2) Offers are due 08 July 1997 at 1400
via fax 703-325-9291 Michelle Gerenyi. 3) In case it may later
be found necessary for the Contracting Officer to issue an
amendment, offerors must provide written Address information
to the contract negotiator, Michelle Gerenyi at FAX (703) 325-9291.
The address information must be provided before the RFQ closing
date, specifically, within two(2) days of CBD publication date.
4) This is an unrestricted re-solicitation of DSWA01-97-Q-0044
which was set aside for small business, see note 1, under Standard
Industrial Code (SIC) 3531. Because no small business bids
were received, this unrestricted re-solicitation is issued
under FAR 19.502-2. 5) POC is Michelle Gerenyi at (703) 325-1190.
Information on DSWA solicitations, already released, can be
obtained by calling the DSWA Hotline (703) 325-1173. As of
31 May 96, Acquisition Management has added "Procurement Opportunities"
to the DSWA Home Page available on the World Wide Web. Information
will include this synopsis and more. Please check us out at
www.dswa.mil. Reference Synopsis No. 97-92 Synopsis No.
CITE: (I-177 SN089297)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 42--Fire Fighting, Rescue and Safety Equipment
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 42--LIFE PRESERVER, VEST, WORK TYPE. COLOR: OLIVE DRAB;
SIZE: ADULT; COVER: COTTON DRILL. I/A/W
SOL SP0750-97-Q-1709
DUE 081197
POC Contact: copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail request
to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 16595, DS cc-pbab
Columbus, OH 43216-6595, for information contac T contracting
officer, Jenifer Dewitt, (614)692-3958.
DESC: PR-NO: YPC97167001222 NSN 4220-00-555-9006, "life preserver,
vest, work type, unicellular plastic, IAW MIL-L- 17653B." 690
-EA Del to Mechanicsburg PA 17055 Del by 120 days after date
of award. 2,110 - EA Del to Tracy CA 95376 Del by 120 days
after date of award. See NOTE 9. Small business size standard
is 500 employees. Solicitation not available until 15 days
after published in the CBD. Written requests for drawings are
to be submitted to Defense Supply Center, Columbus, Attn: DSCC-VTRD,
P.O. Box 3990, Columbus, OH 43216-5000, by FAX (614)692-2998
or Call (614)692-2344. Requests should include the IFB/RFP/RFQ
number, opening/ closing. NSN, YPC/ZPC or NPC number; buyer's
name and your complete name and address. Federal, military,
and commercial specifications cannot be provided by DSCC. This
is an unrestricted acquisition with a 10% preference for SDB
concerns. Automated Best Value Model (ABVM) applies. While
price may be a significant factor in the evaluation of offers,
the final award decision will be based upon a combination of
price and past performance as described in the solicitation.
Delivery Evaluation Factor (DEF) applies. While price is a
significant factor in the evaluation of offers, the final award
decision will be based upon a combination of price and past
performance as described in this solicitation. All responsible
sources may submit offer which DCSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089149)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 43--Pumps and Compressors
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 43--RETAINER, SLIPPER, MATCHED SET. ON SUNDSTRAND CONSTANT
SPEED DRIVE IN
SOL SP0740-97-X-2022
DUE 081597
POC Contact: copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail request
to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 16595, DS cc-pbab
Columbus, OH 43216-6595, for information contac T contracting
officer (name/phone) Esther Hayden, 614/ 692-4724
DESC: PR-NO: YPC97154001360 NSN 4320-01-027-4179, CAGE 33119
Part No 714045 CAGE 5P849 Part No 714045 CAGE 99167 Part No
714045 retainer, slipper, matched set. In accordance with Sundstrand
drawing nrs. 714045, 714046, OR 714047. Approved sources are
Sundstrand Aerospace; metro dynamics; bertot Ind. first artical
test required. 325 -EA Del to San Diego CA 92136-0000 Del by
380 days after date of award. Solicitation not available until
15 days after published in the CBD. Written requests for drawings
are to be submitted to Defense Supply Center Columbus, Attn:
DSCC-VTRD, P.O. Box 3990, Columbus, OH 43216-5000, by FAX (614)692-2998
or Call (614)692-2344. Requests should include the IFB/RFP/RFQ
number, opening/closing date, NSN, YPC/ZPC or NPC number; buyer's
name and your complete name and addrress. Federal, military
and commercial specifications cannot be provided by DSCC. This
acquisition is for supplies for which the government does not
possess complete, unrestrictive technical data; therefore,
the government intends to solicit and contract with only approved
sources under the authority of 10 U.S.C. 2304 (C)(1). Approved
source sources are: Sundstrand Aerospace; metro dynamics &
bertot Inds. Automated Best Value Model applies. While price
may be a significant factor in the evaluation of offers, the
final award decision will be based upon a combination of price
and past performance, as described in the solicitation. Delivery
Evaluation Factor (DEF) applies. While price is a significant
factor in the evaluation of offers, the final decision will
be based upon a combination of price and past performance as
described in this solicitation. All responsible sources may
submit offer which DCSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089196)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 44--Furnace, Steam Plant, and Drying Equipment and
Nuclear Reactors
OFFADD: Commander, Naval Sea Systems Command, SEA 024H, 2531
Jefferson Davis Hwy, Arlington, VA 22242-5160
SUBJECT: 44--NAVAL NUCLEAR PROPULSION PROGRAM
SOL N00024-98-R-4007
POC SEA 024H, Contracting Officer, P. Ferraro, (703) 602-0201
DESC: A R, D, T & E -- Provide research and development work
related to o design and improvement of naval nuclear reactor
plants -- In accordance with the specifications in the Schedule
-- RFP N00024-98-R-4007 will be issued to Westinghouse Electric
Corporation, Bettis Atomic Power Laboratory, Pittsburgh, PA,
since this firm has the background knowledge and experience
required. See Numbered Note(s): 22.
CITE: (I-176 SN089000)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 44--Furnace, Steam Plant, and Drying Equipment and
Nuclear Reactors
OFFADD: Commander, Naval Sea Systems Command, SEA 024H, 2531
Jefferson Davis Hwy, Arlington, VA 22242-5160
SUBJECT: 44--NAVAL NUCLEAR PROPULSION PROGRAM
SOL N00024-97-R-4174
POC SEA 024H, Contracting Officer, P. Ferraro, (703) 602-0201
DESC: A R, D, T & E -- Provide research and development work
related to o design and improvement of naval nuclear reactor
plants -- In accordance with the specifications in the Schedule
-- RFP N00024-97-R-4174 will be issued to Westinghouse Electric
Corporation, Bettis Atomic Power Laboratory, Pittsburg, PA,
since this firm has the background knowledge and experience
required. See Numbered Note(s): 22.
CITE: (I-177 SN089243)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 44--Furnace, Steam Plant, and Drying Equipment and
Nuclear Reactors
OFFADD: Commander, Naval Sea Systems Command, SEA 024H, 2531
Jefferson Davis Hwy, Arlington, VA 22242-5160
SUBJECT: 44--NAVAL NUCLEAR PROPULSION PROGRAM
SOL N00024-98-R-4006
POC SEA 024H, Contracting Officer, P. Ferraro, (703) 602-0201
DESC: A R, D, T & E -- Provide research and development work
related to o design and improvement of naval nuclear reactor
plants -- In accordance with the specifications in the Schedule
-- RFP N00024-98-R-4006 will be issued to KAPL, Inc., Knolls
Atomic Power Laboratory, Schenectady, New York, since this
firm has the background knowledge and experience required.
See Numbered Note(s): 22.
CITE: (I-177 SN089245)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 47--Pipe, Tubing, Hose and Fittings
OFFADD: Sa-Alc/Propulsion Directorate, 661 Duncan Drive, Kelly
Afb, Texas 78241-6318
SUBJECT: 47--TUBE ASSY
SOL F41608-97-R-45308 01
POC For copy, Ledesma, M./lpkah/[210]925-6385, For additional
information contact Ledesma, M./lpkah/[210]925-6385
DESC: Corrections: Dimensions: Assembly consists of the following
sub-components: 4037176, 4037183, 4035786, 4037186, 4037185,
4053768, and MS9226-04 AR. Function: Transfers 7th stage bleed
air from diffuser case boss to #4 bearing compartment which
provides proper loading in the #4 bearing front air seal area.
Requirements contract is being solicited with 1 basic year
and two (2) one year options. BEQ's: Basic Yr-292 ea, 1st Option
Yr-150 ea, 2nd Option Yr- 150 ea. Qualification Requirements:
Sources must be qualified prior to being considered for award.
The solicitation will contain instructions for obtaining further
information on this requirement. The requirements of FAR 9.202(a)
have been completed and copies of the qualification requirements
and standards may be obtained as described in the solicitation.
These qualification requirements apply to line item 0001. Government
furnished drawings and specifications are not available. Last
Page: Awards will be made only if the offeror, the product/service,
or the manufacturer meets qualification requirements at the
time of award in accordance with FAR clause 52.209-1. The solicitation
identifies the office where additional information can be obtained
concerning qualification requirements is cited in each individual
solicitation. See Note (s) 22, 23, 26.
CITE: (I-177 SN089070)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 47--Pipe, Tubing, Hose and Fittings
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 47--STRAINER ELEMENT, SEDIMENT.
SOL SP0770-97-Q-MZ38
DUE 081597
POC Contact: copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail request
to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 16595, DS cc-pbab
Columbus, OH 43216-6595, for information contac T contracting
officer Joan Jackson (614) 692-1265
DESC: PR-NO: RPC97035001608, RPC97076002085, RPC97104002037 &
RPC97073000736 NSN 4730-00-886-5854, CAGE 19207 Part No 10911553
strainer element, sediment. I/A/W U.S. Army Tank Automotive
command drawing NR 10911553, P/N same as drawing NR. 1104 -
EA Del to New Cumberland PA 17070 Del by 60 days ADO. 120 -
EA Del FMS req't contact trans office at admin off prior to
shipment Del by 60 days ADO. see NOTE (1). small business size
standard is 500 employees. solicitation not available until
15 days after published in the CBD. written requests for drawings
are to be submitted to Defense Construction Supply Center,
Attn: dcsc-vtrd, P.O. Box 3990, Columbus, OH 43216-5000, by
FAX (614) 692-2998 or Call (614) 692-2344. requests should
include the IFB/RFP IFB/RFP/RFQ number, opening/closing date,
NSN, YPC/ZPC or NPC number; buyer's name and your complete
name and address. Federal, military and commercial specifications
cannot be provided by DCSC. Automated Best Value Model (ABVM)
applies. while price may be a significant factor in the evaluation
of offers, the final contract award decision will be based
upon a combination of price and past performance, as described
in the solicitation. This modification to the previous synopsis
is due to increase in quantity. the new total quantity is 1224
all lines must be FOB origin with source inspection.
CITE: (I-177 SN089143)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 47--Pipe, Tubing, Hose and Fittings
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 47--HOSE ASSEMBLY, NONMETALLIC. PER COMMERCIAL ITEM
DESCRIPTION TITLED "HOSE
SOL SP0750-97-Q-1710
DUE 081197
POC Contact: copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail request
to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 16595, DS cc-pbab
Columbus, OH 43216-6595, for information contac T contracting
officer, Jenifer Dewitt, (614)692-3958.
DESC: PR-NO: YPC97167001278 NSN 4720-00-705-9542, CAGE 04NP0
Part No 543-414-4-25 CAGE 81349 Part No AA52554-B09B23000 CAGE
87990 Part No MCD4113-4-2 CAGE 87990 Part No MCD4113-4TYPE2
hose assembly, nonmetallic. I/A/W comercial item description.
hose and hose assemblies, nonmetallic: elastomeric, liquid
fuel. A-A-52554. (P/N AA52554-B09B23000) 173 -EA Del to Mechanicsburg
PA 17055 Del by 210 days after date of award. See NOTE 1. Small
business size standard is 500 employees. Solicitation not available
until 15 days after published in the CBD. Specifications, plans,
or drawings are not available. Automated Best Value Model (ABVM)
applies. While price may be a significant factor in the evaluation
of offers, the final award decision will be based upon a combination
of price and past performance, as described in the solicitation.
Delivery Evaluation Factor (DEF) applies. While price is a
significant factor in the evaluation of offers, the final award
decision will be based upon a combination of price and past
performance as described in this solicitation. All responsible
sources may submit offer which DCSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089150)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 47--Pipe, Tubing, Hose and Fittings
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 47--HOSE, NONMETALLIC. BULK LENGTH.
SOL SP0740-97-Q-2131
DUE 071097
POC Contact: copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail request
to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 16595, DS cc-pbab
Columbus, OH 43216-6595, for information contac T contracting
officer (name/phone) Esther Hayden, 614/ 692-4727
DESC: PR-NO: YPC97085000694 NSN 4720-01-026-6161, CAGE C2178
Part No AE246-12 CAGE 00624 Part No AE246-12 hose. tetrafluoroethylene.
bulk length. Aeroquip P/N AE246-12. 449 -Ft Del to Mechanicsburg
PA 17055 Del by 90 days after date of award. 258 -Ft Del to
Tracy CA 95376 Del by 90 days after date of award. PR-NO: YPC97154001419
NSN 4720-01-025-6161, 784 -Ft Del to Mechanicsburg PA 17055-0789
Del by 90 days after date of award 269 -Ft Del to Tracy CA
95376-5000 Del by 90 days after date of award. Solicitation
not available until 15 days after published in the CBD. Specifications,
plans or drawings are not available. The proposed procurement
contains an option to extend the contract period one or more
times at the discretion of the government. The total shall
not exceed 1 year. This acquisition is for supplies for which
the government does not possess complete, unrestrictive technical
data; therefore, the government intends to solicit and contract
with only approved sources under the authority of 10 U.S.C.
2304 (C)(1). Approved sources are: Aeroquip Corp (00624). Automated
Best Value Model (ABVM) applies. While price may be a significant
factor in the evaluation of offers, the final contract award
decision will be based upon a combination of price and past
performance, as described in the solicitation. While price
will be a significant factor in the evaluation of offers, the
final contract award price may be based upon a combination
of price and delivery as described in this solicitation. All
responsible sources may submit offer which DCSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089192)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 48--Valves
OFFADD: FISC Norfolk Acq Group, Hampton Roads Detachment, 1968
Gilbert St., Suite 600, Norfolk, VA 23511-3392
SUBJECT: 48--VALVES
SOL N00189-97-R-0070
DUE 071497
POC Mrs. Lovato Ahmad, (757) 444-3047
DESC: This is a modification to a combined synopsis/solicitation
for solenoid valve under N00189-97-R-0070 issued on 20 June
1997. Correct quantity to read 33 each vice 25 each. Responses
to this solicitation are due by COB 14 July 1997. All other
terms and conditions remain the same.****
CITE: (W-177 SN089092)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 48--Valves
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 48--COIL ASSEMBLY, VALVE.
SOL SP0770-97-Q-NB67
DUE 081197
POC Contact: copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail request
to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 16595, DS cc-pbab
Columbus, OH 43216-6595, for information contac T contracting
officer (name/phone) Linda Sieg X 614-69 2-4734
DESC: PR-NO: YPC97160001371 NSN 4810-00-929-4506, CAGE 02121
Part No 8251-14 40 -EA Del to Tracy CA 95376 Del by 09 Dec
97 OR 140 days after award. Solicitation not available until
15 days after published in the CBD. specifications, plans or
drawings are not available. this is an unrestricted acquisition
with 10% preference for SDB concerns. This acquisition is for
supplies for which the government does not possess complete,
unrestrictive technical data; therefore, the government intends
to solicit and contract with only approved sources under the
authority of 10 U.S.C.2304(C) (1). approved sources are: Menasco
aerospace Automated Best Value Model (ABVM) applies. While
price may be a significant factor in the evaluation of offers,
the final award decision will be based upon a combination of
price and past performance, as described in the solicitatioin.
All responsible sources may submit offer which DCSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089146)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 48--Valves
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 48--VALVE, SOLENOID.
SOL SP0770-97-Q-NB66
DUE 071197
POC Contact: copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail request
to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 16595, DS cc-pbab
Columbus, OH 43216-6595, for information contac T contracting
officer (name/phone) Linda Sieg X 614-69 2-4734
DESC: PR-NO: YPC97161000406 NSN 4810-00-924-7668, CAGE 96487
Part No V5000-47 valve, solenoid. Valcor Engineering Corp.
P/N V5000-47. 22 - EA Del to Jacksonville FL 32212-0097 Del
by 09 Dec 97 OR 120 days after award. 14 -EA Del to Tracy CA
95376 Del by 09 Dec 97 OR 120 days after award. 17 -EA Del
to New Cumberland PA 17070 Del by 09 Dec 97 OR 120 days after
award. solicitation not available until 15 days after published
in the CBD. Specifications, plans or drawings are not available.
This is an unrestricted acquisition with a 10% prefer - ence
for SDB concerns. This acquisition is for supplies for which
the government does not possess complete, unrestrictive technical
data; therefore, the government intends to solicit and contract
with only approved sources under the authority of 10 U.S.C.2304(C)(1).
Approved sources are: Valcor engineering Automated Best Value
Model (ABVM) applies. while price may be a significant factor
in the evaluation of offers, the final award decision will
be based upon a combinat - ion of price and past performance,
as described in the solicitation. All responsible sources may
submit offer which DCSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089147)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 48--Valves
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 48--VALVE, SOLENOID
SOL SP0740-97-Q-2454
DUE 073197
POC Contact: copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail request
to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 16595, DS cc-pbab
Columbus, OH 43216-6595, for information contac T contracting
officer (name/phone) R. Furchner/614-692 -7923
DESC: PR-NO: YPC97170000968 NSN 4810-00-104-3422, CAGE 09790
Part No 13930 CAGE 76823 Part No 6-50908-1 valve, solenoid.
Eaton valve & actuator P/N 13930 or retek Corp. P/N 703101-1.
29 -EA Del to Tinker AFB OK 73145-9013 deliver within 90 days
of date of award solicitation not available until 15 days after
published in the CBD. Specifications, plans or drawings are
not available. This is an unrestricted acquisition with a 10%
preference for SDB concerns. This acquisition is for supplies
for which the GOVT does not possess complete, unrestrictive
technical data; therefore, the government intends to solicit/contract
with only approved sources under the authority of 10 U.S.C.
2304(C)(1). Approved sources are: Eaton Corp (09790) and Northrop
Grumman (76823) Automated Best Value Model (ABVM) applies.
While price may be a significant factor in evaluation of offers,
the final award decision will be based on combination of price
and past performance, as described in the solicitation. Delivery
Evaluation Factor (DEF) applies. While price is a significant
factor in the evaluation of offers, the final award decision
will be based on a combination of price/past performance as
described in the solicitaiton. ABVM and DEF apply. While price
is a significant factor in the evalaution of offers, the final
award decision will be bsed upon a combination of price, delivery
and past performance as described in the soicitation. All responsible
sources may submit offer which DCSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089152)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 48--Valves
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 48--SLEEVE AND SLIDE, DIRECTIONAL CONTROL LINEAR VALVE.
SOL SP0770-97-Q-NB80
DUE 071197
POC Contact: copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail request
to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 16595, DS cc-pbab
Columbus, OH 43216-6595, for information contac T contracting
officer (name/phone) Linda Sieg X 614-69 2-4734
DESC: PR-NO: YPC97140000512 NSN 4810-01-393-4538, CAGE 94697
Part No A83505-1B sleeve and slide, directional control linear
valve. MOOG Inc. P/N A83505-1B. 7 -EA Del to Richmond VA 23297
Del by 07 Jun 98 OR 300 days after award. solicitation not
available until 15 days after published in the CBD. Specifications,
plans or drawings are not available. This is an unrestricted
acquisition with a 10% preference for SDB concerns. this acquisition
is for supplies for which the government does not possess complete,
unrestrictive technical data; therefore, the government intends
to solicit and contract with only approved sources under the
authority of 10 U.S.C.2304(C)(1). Approved sources are: MOOG
Inc Automated Best Value Model (ABVM) applies. while price
may be a significant factor in the evaluation of offers, the
final award decision will be based upon a combination of price
and past performance, as described in the solicitatiion. All
responsible sources may submit offer which DCSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089195)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 48--Valves
OFFADD: NAVAL INVENTORY CONTROL POINT - MECHANICSBURG, Code 846
, PO Box 2020, Mechanicsburg, Pa 17055-0788
SUBJECT: 48--PARTS KIT,VALVE - AND SIMILAR REPLACEMENT PART
SOL N0010497RAF76
DUE 081497
POC Point of Contact - Contact Point, Terri S Baxter, 846.2n,
(717)790-2304, Fax,(717)790-4163, Twx, Not-avail, Contracting
Officer, Anthony J Smiraglia, 846, (717)790-1766
DESC: NSN 1H-4820-01-443-0787, SPEC NR TDP VER 001, Ref Nr KR-HM-V3D10233-04,
Qty 5 EA, Deliveries To Various Destination--Solicitation contains
multiple items. All firms should include their cage code on
all requests for solicitation., See Notes 9,22 (ACNSPCC0626073-164)
CITE: (I-177 SN089384)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 48--Valves
OFFADD: Oc-Alc/Dir Of Contracting, 3001 Staff Dr Ste 1ag76a,
Tinker Air Force Base Ok 73145-3015
SUBJECT: 48--VALVE,OXYGEN
SOL F34601-97-Q-08549
DUE 081597
POC For copy, OC-ALC/PKXDA TINKER AFB OK 73145-3015, For additional
information contact Debbie Marley/Lidab/[405]739-2048
DESC: Item 0001 NSN 4820-00-089-2669BO P/N: 3H90058-109 (5600-1),
Dim: 2 1/2 in long, 1 1/2 inwide, 3 in high. Func: Manually
operated shutoff valve to feed crew system oxygen from troop
section if necessary. Life Support Item. Matl: Aluminum alloy
and stainless steel. 18ea. Applicable to: C130/C141/C5/C17/E3.
Destn: Tinker Air Force Base Ok 73145-3015. Delivery: 26 NOV
97 18 ea The approximate issue/response date will be 16 Jul
97. The anticipated award date will be 26 NOV 97. Written procedure
will be used for this solicitation. To: Conax Florida Corporation,
St Petersburg Fl 33710 2936. No telephone requests. Only written
or faxed requests received directly from the requestor are
acceptable. All responsible sources solicited may submit a
bid, proposal, or quotation which shall be considered. The
proposed contract action is for supplies and services for which
the Government intends to solicit and negotiate with only one,
or a limited number of sources under the authority of FAR 6.302.
Interested persons may identify their interest and capability
to respond to the requirement or submit proposals. This notice
of intent is not a request for competitive proposals. However,
all proposals received within forty five-days (thirty days
if award is issued under an existing basic ordering agreement)
after date of publication of this synopsis will be considered
by the Government. A Determination by the Government not to
compete this proposed contract based upon responses to this
notice is solely within the discretion of the Government. Information
received will normally be considered solely for the purpose
of determining whether to conduct a competitive procurement.
Award will be made only if the offeror, the product/service,
or the manufacturer meets qualification requirements at the
time of award in accordance with FAR clause 52.209-1. The solicitation
identifies the office where additional information can be obtained
concerning qualification requirements as cited in each individual
solicitation. It is suggested that small business firms or
others interested in subcontracting opportunities in connection
with the described procurement make contact with the firm(s)
listed. Note: While price will be a significant factor in the
evaluation of offers, the final contract award decision may
be based upon a combination of price and past performance factors
as detailed in the solicitation. Note: An Ombudsman has been
appointed to hear concerns from offerors or potential Offerors
during the proposal development phase of this acquisition.
The purpose of the Ombudsman is not to diminish the authority
of the program director or contracting officer, but to communicate
contractor concerns, issues, disagreements, and recommendations
to the appropriate government personnel. When requested, the
Ombudsman will maintain strict confidentiality as to source
of the concern. The Ombudsman does not participate in the evaluation
of proposals or in the source selection process. Interested
parties are invited to call the Ombudsman at (405) 736-3273.
DO NOT CALL THIS NUMBER FOR SOLICITATION REQUESTS. Note: Faxed
solicitation requests can be submitted to OC-ALC/PKXDA, Tinker
AFB OK 73145-3015, FAX NUMBER (405)739-5411. See Note (s) 26.
CITE: (I-177 SN089551)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 49--Maintenance and Repair Shop Equipment
OFFADD: Sa-Alc/Support Equipment Branch, 485 Quentin Roosevelt
Rd. St 7, Kelly Afb, texas 78241-6426
SUBJECT: 49--FIXTURE ASSEMBLY, CALIBRATION
SOL F41608-97-Q-13766 01
POC For copy, Fax request to LDKS at (210)925-1073, For additional
information contact Rosales, R./ldksg/[210]925-4348
DESC: THIS SOLICITATION IS HEREBY CHANGED TO A FFP REQUIREMENTS
TYPE CONTRACT ACQUISITION, WITH A 30 EA BEST ESTIMATED QUANTITY
(BEQ) OVER A THREE YEAR PERIOD COONTEMPLATED. SOLICITATION
NO. F41608-97-Q-13766 IS
CITE: (I-177 SN089063)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 49--Maintenance and Repair Shop Equipment
OFFADD: Sa-Alc Test Systems Branch, 308 Avionics Circle Suite
# 2, Kelly Afb, Texas 78241-5947
SUBJECT: 49--AN/USM-639 COUNTERMEASURES TEST SET
SOL F41608-97-R-29655
DUE 081597
POC For copy, Fax request to LDKB at (210)925-1054, For additional
information contact Kaufman, B./ldkab/[210]925-6971
DESC: Item 0001 data, 1 lot The approximate issue/response date
will be 16 Jul 97. To: Sanders, A Lockheed Martin Co, Nashua
Nh 03061-0868. No telephone requests. Only written or faxed
requests received directly from the requestor are acceptable.
All responsible sources solicited may submit a bid, proposal,
or quotation which shall be considered. Authority: 10 U.S.C.
2304(C)(1), Justification: Supplies (or Services) required
are available from only one or a limited number of responsible
source(s) and no other type of supplies or services will satisfy
agency requirements. See Note (s) 22, 26.
CITE: (I-177 SN089067)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 49--Maintenance and Repair Shop Equipment
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 49--GUARD, SAFETY, TIRE INFLATION.
SOL SP0770-97-R-6134
DUE 082197
POC Contact: copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail request
to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 16595, DS cc-pbab
Columbus, OH 43216-6595, for information contac T contracting
officer Marcia Mitchell (614)692-7356.
DESC: PR-NO: YPC97043000854 NSN 4910-01-373-0267, CAGE 71082
Part No 2264 guard, safety, tire inflation. Mfg: "71082", P/N
"2264". 69 -EA Del to Lathrop CA 95330 Del by 60 days after
date of award. 61 - EA Del to New Cumberland PA 17070 Del by
60 days after date of award. solicitation not available until
15 days after published in the CBD. Specifications, plans or
drawings are not available. Proposed procurement contains a
100% option for increased quantities. this is an unrestricted
acquisition with a 10% preference for SDB concerns. this acquisition
is for supplies for which the government does not possess complete,
unrestrictive technical data; therefore, the government intends
to solicit and contract with only approved sources under the
authority of 10 U.S.C.2304 (C) (1). approved sources are: (71082)
and authorized dealers. Delivery Evaluation Factor (DEF) applies.
while price is a significant factor in the evaluation of offers,
the final award decision will be based upon a combination of
price and past performance as decsribed in this solicitation.
All responsible sources may submit offer which DCSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089191)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 51--Hand Tools
OFFADD: GSA, FSS, Tools & Appliances Commodity Center (6FES),
1500 E. Bannister Rd, Kansas City, MO 64131
SUBJECT: 51--CORDLESS SCREWDRIVER
SOL F-W-A9214-1
DUE 062497
POC PETE KUNELLIS ph)816-823-1713 fax)816-926-3678
DESC: NSN--5130-01-306-8384, QUANTITY-1058 ea., 1 ORDER for 1
destination, Bar Codign required, Source Inspection, Screwdriver,
Cordless, For complete Item description, please Fax your requests
to Pete Kunellis--816-926-3678.
CITE: (W-177 SN089413)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 53--Hardware and Abrasives
OFFADD: Defense Industrial Supply Center 700 Robbins Ave Phila
PA 19111-5096
SUBJECT: 53--SEAL ASSEMBLY, CAPSULE COOK AIRTOMIC
SOL SP0500-97-Q-QY52
DUE 070197
POC Contact: DISC-PODA: 215-697-3398 for copies of solicitation.
Contracting officer: Edward F Brogan/LCC03/X6182. buy er: Sue
McFarland/LCC27/X9363.
DESC: PR-NO: YPI97167001098 NSN 5330-01-225-4838, 100 -AY Del
to Tracy CA 95376 Del by 25 Aug 97. RFQ due date: 01 July 1997.
Incremental bidding: primary quantity: 100 1ST alt qty: 146-2PR's.
2ND alt qty: 0 deliveries to CONUS (excluding Alaska). Delivery
schedule: 90 ADO. Offers will be evaluated with a 10% preference
for small disadvantaged business concerns. This contract action
is for supplies for which the government does not possess complete,
unrestrictive technical data; therefore the government intends
to solicit and contract with only approved sources under the
authority of 10 U.S.C 2304 (C) (1). Approved sources are: Cook
airtomic (71687). While price will be a significant factor
in the evaluation of offers, the final contract award price
will be based upon a combination of price and delivery as described
in section M of this solicitation. Specs/Dwgs are not required.
To obtain a copy of this solicitation, please send FAX request
to (215) 697-6333, or X1462, or X2978.
CITE: (I-177 SN089125)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 53--Hardware and Abrasives
OFFADD: Defense Industrial Supply Center 700 Robbins Ave Phila
PA 19111-5096
SUBJECT: 53--CLAMP, LOOP DYNAFLEX PRODUCTS (55996)
SOL SP0500-97-Q-RH35
DUE 072097
POC Contact: DISC-PODA: 215-697-3398 for copies of solicitation.
Contracting officer: Veronica Falls/MAB14/X0306 buyer: Veronica
Falls/MAB14/X0306
DESC: PR-NO: YPI97168001131 NSN 5340-01-134-3802, 490 -EA Del
to Albany GA 31704 Del by 02 Oct 97. RFQ due date 97 Jul 20
specs: (55996) 78-500MS primary quantity: 490 EA deliveries
to CONUS(excluding Alaska) delivery schedule: 90 days ADO offers
will be evaluated with a 10% preference for small disadvantaged
business concerns this contract action is for supplies for
which the government does not possess complete, unrestrictive
technical data; therefore the government intends to solicit
and contract with only approved sources under the authority
of 10 U.S.C 2304 (C) (1) approved source is: Dynaflex Products
specs/Dwgs are not required this solicitation will be a written
RFQ to obtain a copy of this solicitation please FAX request
to (215) 697-6333, X1462, X2978.
CITE: (I-177 SN089126)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 53--Hardware and Abrasives
OFFADD: Defense Industrial Supply Center 700 Robbins Ave Phila
PA 19111-5096
SUBJECT: 53--NUT LATCH, RETAINER 82918 BOEING DEFENSE AND SPACE
GROUP
SOL SP0500-97-Q-N350
DUE 070897
POC Contact: DISC-PODA: 215-697-3398 for copies of solicitation.
Contracting officer: Richard Gervasi/MBA05/X5550 buyer: Richard
Gervasi/MBA05/X5550
DESC: PR-NO: YPI96325000786 NSN 5340-00-616-7933, 2,500 -EA Del
to New Cumberland PA 17070 Del by 24 Jul 97. RFQ due date 97
Jul 08 specs: Boeing Dwg 39-26407-1 primary quantity: 2500
delivery schedule: 180 days this is a small business set-aside,
the size standard is 500 while price will be a significant
factor in the evaluation of offers, the final contract award
price will be based upon a combination of price and delivery
as described in section M of this solicitation NOTE 9 applies
to obtain a copy of this solicitation please FAX request to
(215) 697-6333, X1462, X2978.
CITE: (I-177 SN089128)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 53--Hardware and Abrasives
OFFADD: Defense Industrial Supply Center 700 Robbins Ave Phila
PA 19111-5096
SUBJECT: 53--SEAL-ADAPTOR SUNDSTRAND AEROSPACE (99167)
SOL SP0500-97-Q-RK40
DUE 072397
POC Contact: DISC-PODA: 215-697-3398 for copies of solicitation.
Contracting officer: James Lewicki/LAX20/X2349 buyer: Eileen
Johnson/LAC28/X0650
DESC: PR-NO: YPI97077000770 NSN 5330-00-783-4308, 85 -EA Del
to San Diego CA 92136-0000 Del by 30 Jun 97. RFQ due date 97
Jul 23 primary quantity: 140 deliveries to CONUS(excluding
Alaska) delivery schedule: 120 days required NOTE 12 applies
offers will be evaluated with a 10% preference for small disadvantaged
business concerns this purchase is for a national defense item
and therefore restricted to U.S. sourves while price will be
a significant factor in the evaluation of offers, the final
contract award price will be based upon a combination of price
and delivery as described in section M of this solicitation
specs/Dwgs are not required this solicitation also contains
a 2ND YPI YPI97099001061 to obtain a copy of this solicitation
please FAX request to (215) 697-6333, X1462, X2978.
CITE: (I-177 SN089131)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 53--Hardware and Abrasives
OFFADD: Defense Industrial Supply Center 700 Robbins Ave Phila
PA 19111-5096
SUBJECT: 53--LATCH, MORTISE HARTWELL CORP (83014)
SOL SP0500-97-Q-RG14
DUE 072197
POC Contact: DISC-PODA: 215-697-3398 for copies of solicitation.
Contracting officer: Veronica Falls/MAB14/215-697-030 6 buyer:
Veronica Falls/MAB14/215-697-0306
DESC: PR-NO: YPI97168001146 NSN 5340-01-373-3728, 100 -EA Del
to New Cumberland PA 17070 Del by 03 Oct 97. RFQ due date:
97JUL21 specs: (83014)P/N H3799-1B primary qty: 100 deliveries
to CONUS (excluding Alaska) delivery schedule: 100 days offers
will be evaluated with a 10% preference for small disadvantaged
business concerns. This contract action is for supplies for
which the government does not possess complete, unrestrictive
technical data; therefore the government intends to solicit
and contract with only approved sources under the authority
of 10 U.S.C 2304 (C)(1). Approved sources are: the Hartwell
Corp. Drawings/specs are not required. To obtain a copy of
this solicitation please send FAX request to 215-697-6333 or
X1462 or X2978.
CITE: (I-177 SN089135)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 53--Hardware and Abrasives
OFFADD: NAVICP, 700 Robbins Avenue Philadelphia, Pa 19111-5098
SUBJECT: 53--SEAL,SHROUD
SOL N0038397RM414
DUE 080597
POC Point of Contact - Contact Point, David J Russial, 0232.21,
(215)697-2557, Fax, (215)697-3161
DESC: The subject item requires Government source approval prior
to contract award, as the item is flight critical and /or the
technical data available has not been determined adequate to
support acquisition via full and open competition. Only the
source(s) previously approved by the government for this item
have been solicited. The time required for approval of a new
source is normally such that award cannot be delayed pending
approval of a new source. If you are not an approved source
you must submit, together with your proposal, the information
detailed in the U.S. Navy Aviation Supply Office Source Approval
Information Brochure. This brochure identifies technical data
required to be submitted based on your company's experience
in production of the same or similar item, or if this is an
item you have never made. This brochure can be obtained by
calling NAVICP-P at (215) 697-4243. If your request for source
approval is currently being evaluated at NAVICP-P, submit with
your offer a copy of the cover letter which forwarded your
request for source approval. Offers received which fail to
provide all data required by the Source Approval Brochure or
document previous submission of all data required by the Source
Approval Brochure will not be considered for award under this
solicitation. Please note, if evaluation of a source approval
request submitted hereunder cannot be processed in time and/or
approval requirements preclude the ability to obtain subject
items in time to meet government requirements, award of the
subject requirement may continue based on Fleet support needs.
NSN 1R-5330-00-565-3115-SN, SPEC NR TDP VER 001, Ref Nr 5026T62G02,
Qty 234 EA, Deliver to Defense Distro. Depot Jacksonville FL
, Defense Distribution Depot (sb3106) Norfolk VA -----. Drawings
are not available. Since this is a "source controlled" item,
competition shall be restricted to Union Machine Co. and GE-Lynn.
Note: this is a resynopsis for the requirement originally solicted
under 97-Q-M376., See Note 23 (ACAVI0626072-199)
CITE: (I-177 SN089396)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 55--Lumber, Millwork, Plywood and Veneer
OFFADD: Dept of Justice, Fed Prison Industries, 320 1st Street
NW - Material Mgt Branch, Washington, DC 20534-0001
SUBJECT: 55--LUMBER
SOL 1PI-R-0803-97
DUE 081497
POC Tatea R. Cavanaugh, 202-305-7302ph/202-305-7363 fax
DESC: UNICOR, Federal Prison Industries intends to enter into
one (1) year firm fixed requirements type contract FOB destination
LSCI Allenwood, PA. Line item 0001 - UNICOR Part# LBR0606,
Cherry 4/4 FAS, Qty: 200,000, U/I: BF, Line item 0002 - UNICOR
Part# LBR0607, Cherry 6/4 FAS, , QTY: 75,000, U/I: BF, Line
item 0003 - UNICOR Part# LBR2039, Cherry 8/4 FAS, QTY: 75,000,
U/I: BF, Line item 0004 - UNICOR Part# LBR2041, Cherry 5/4
FAS, QTY: 125,000, U/I: BF, Line item 0005 - UNICOR Part #
LBR2040, Ash 8/4 FAS, QTY: 40,000, U/I: BF, Line item 0006
- UNICOR Part# LBR0616, Ash 4/4 FAS QTY: 75,000, U/I: BF, Liner
item 0007 - UNICOR Part # LBR0617, Ash 5/4 FAS, QTY: 60,000,
U/I: BF. All quantities are estimated. Period of performance
is date of award through one year thereafter. Delivery acceptance
is 30 days after receipt of each delivery order. All pricing
is to be computed net tally. An economic price adjustment will
be effective six months after contract award. Place of Performance
is UNICOR, Federal Prison Industries, LSCI Allenwood, PO Box
4500, White Deer, PA 17887. All responsible sources may submit
an offer which will be considered.
CITE: (W-177 SN089084)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 55--Lumber, Millwork, Plywood and Veneer
OFFADD: Defense Industrial Supply Center 700 Robbins Ave Phila
PA 19111-5096
SUBJECT: 55--LUMBER, SOFTWOOD, DIMENSION: IN ACCORDANCE WITH
FED. SPEC. MM-L-751. ALL SPECIES
SOL SP0500-97-R-0122
DUE 073097
POC Contact: DISC-PODA: 215-697-3398 for copies of solicitation.
Contracting officer: J. Kochanowicz/WAA04/X5509. buye R: J.
Kochanowicz/WAAO4/X5509.
DESC: PR-NO: YPI97150000427 NSN 5510-01-433-3930, 21,000 -BF
Del to Mechanicsburg PA 17055 Del by 15 Oct 97. RFP due date:
30 July 1997. Specs: MM-L-751. Predominant mater: softwood.
Size/dimen: 2 inches X 12 inches X 16 feet, 2 inches X 6 inches
X 16 feet. Primary quantity: 21000 BF, 296,000 BF delivery
schedule: 30 days. NOTE 1 applies. Size standard: 500. Specs/Dwgs
are not required. This solicitation also contains YPI97155001415.
CITE: (I-177 SN089133)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 55--Lumber, Millwork, Plywood and Veneer
OFFADD: Defense Industrial Supply Center 700 Robbins Ave Phila
PA 19111-5096
SUBJECT: 55--LUMBER, HARDWOOD; IN ACCORDANCE WITH FED. SPEC.
MM-L-736, TYPE I.
SOL SP0500-97-Q-RH47
DUE 072297
POC Contact: DISC-PODA: 215-697-3398 for copies of solicitation.
Contracting officer: Diane Falicki/WAA13/215-697-4003 buyer:
Diane Falicki/WAA13/215-697-4003
DESC: PR-NO: YPI97163000420 NSN 5510-00-267-2398, lumber, hardwood;
I/A/W MM-L-736. white oak. Grade: fas - size: 2 "X rw. 5,000
- BF Del to Waegwan Korea KS Del by 12 Nov 96. RFQ due date:
97JUL22 specs: MM-L-736, type I primary qty: 6368 delivery
schedule: 30 days offers will be evaluated with a 10% preference
for small disadvantaged business concerns. This solicitation
also contains: YPI97163000421 and YPI97163000422. Drawings/specs
are not required. To obtain a copy of this solicitation please
send FAX request to 215-697-6333 or X1462 or X2978.
CITE: (I-177 SN089134)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 56--Construction and Building Materials
OFFADD: FISC Norfolk Acq Group, Hampton Roads Detachment, 1968
Gilbert St., Suite 600, Norfolk, VA 23511-3392
SUBJECT: 56--CONSTRUCTION & BUILDING MATERIALS
SOL N00189-97-R-0074
DUE 071197
POC Mrs. Lovato Ahmad, (757) 444-3047
DESC: This is a modification to a combined synopsis/solicitation
for storm doors under N00189-97-R-0074 issued on 19 June 1997.
Include Item 6 which was inadvertently omitted to read: 36
each sandpiper crescent filler, jamb, yellow pine wrapped with
white aluminum, 36" W x 2 9/16" T x 4" H, top and sides to
be rabbeted 1 1/2" W x 7/16" D. Responses to this solicitation
are due by COB 11 July 1997. All other terms and conditions
remain the same.****
CITE: (W-177 SN089096)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 56--Construction and Building Materials
OFFADD: Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks, ATTN: John Bauer,
Three Rivers, CA 93271
SUBJECT: 56--BITUMINOUS HOT MIX
SOL 1443IB8550-97-004
DUE 081097
POC John P. Bauer, Contracting Officer, 209-565-3180
DESC: Approximately 4800 Tons of Asphaltic Concrete, California
Department of Transportation specification AR-4000, TYPE "B",
1/2" maximum, FOB the job site at Grant Grove in Kings Canyon
National Park, and Lodgepole in Sequoia National Park. Material
to be delivered in end-dump trucks capable of transferring
to both pull-box type and self-propelled type paving machines.
When calling, be prepared to state name, address, telephone
and FAX numbers, and the number of the solicitation. All responsible
sources may submit a bid, which, if timely received, will be
considered. Written or faxed requests for this solicitation
will also be accepted. Fax Number is 209-565-3700.
EMAILADD: patrick_bauer@nps.gov
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089447)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 56--Construction and Building Materials
OFFADD: Lowry Economic Redevelopment Authority; 555 Uinta Way;
Building 1435; Denver, CO 80220
SUBJECT: 56--PRECAST REINFORCED CONCRETE BOX CULVERT SECTIONS
SOL IFB# 10-STRM-ACAD
DUE 071897
POC Ms. Anne Anderson, Procurement Program Manager, (303) 343-0276,
Ext. 204.
DESC: The Lowry Economic Redevelopment Authority (LRA) is soliciting
sealed bids for the fabrication and delivery of Precast Reinforced
Concrete Box Culvert Sections (RCBC) for storm drain utility
infrastructure construction. Delivery is F.O.B. Destination
at the former Lowry Air Force Base, Denver, Colorado. Includes
approx. 236 LF of 5' x 7' RCBC; 1771 LF of 5' x 8' RCBC; and
75 LF of 6' x 9' RCBC. Must comply with AASHTO Spec. HS-20
loading standard. City & County of Denver Wastewater Management
Division standards & specs apply. Invitation for Bids Number
(IFB#) 10-STRM-ACAD is for the LOWRY BUSINESS CENTER LOOP ROAD
PROJECT, STORM DRAIN ACADEMY BOULEVARD. This project will be
partially funded with Federal funds through the Economic Development
Administration, U.S. Dept. of Commerce (EDA Project No. 05-49-02954),
and will be subject to all Federal requirements and regulations.
The work will be subject to the prevailing wage rates and to
the Equal Employment Opportunity requirements established by
the U.S. Dept. of Labor. The estimated price range of construction
for this phase of the project is between $250,000.00 and $500,000.00
Bid package (IFB) will be available on or about 07/03/97, with
the closing date as stated in the IFB (o/a 07/18/97). Required
delivery date is 08/15-09/01/97. Construction drawings and
specifications will be available at the LRA offices at the
above address; and at 4 Plan Rooms in the Denver/Front Range
area. All qualified responsible sources, who are interested
and are in a position to satisfy the above requirements, must
submit a written request for the IFB to the LRA's Procurement
Program Manager at the above address, or fax requests to (303)
343-9135; telephone requests will not be accepted.
CITE: (M-177 SN089480)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 58--Communication, Detection, and Coherent Radiation
Equipment
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 58--INTERCONNECTING GROUP APPROVED SOURCE CAGE 05584
P/N A12183.
SOL SP0970-97-Q-A345
DUE 080197
POC Contact: for copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail
request to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 1659 5, DSCC-PBAB,
Columbus, OH 43216-6595. contact contrac ting officer for information
(name/phone)
DESC: PR-NO: YPE97139000059 NSN 5895-01-239-1827, CAGE 05584
Part No A12183 CAGE 19207 Part No 12354619 CAGE 30842 Part
No 12354649 CAGE 4K539 Part No 12354619 CAGE 63692 Part No
12354619 CAGE 80212 Part No 12354619 other than full and open
competition. Part numbered item. Products offered claue applies.
Various increments solicited from: 10-24 EA; 25-49 EA; 50-99
EA; 100-249 EA. Deliver to: 52 EA. Deliver to: 40 EA - SW3100
- Mechanicsburg PA 12 EA - W62G2TSTOCKTON CA. Delivery schedule:
52 each within 30 days. St aside type: total small business
et-aside. Size tandard: 750. All responsible sources may submit
offer which DESC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089229)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 58--Communication, Detection, and Coherent Radiation
Equipment
OFFADD: Naval Surface Warfare Center, Code 1163, 300 Highway
361, Crane, IN 47522-5001
SUBJECT: 58--COMMUNICATION, DETECTION AND COHERENT RADIATION
EQUIPMENT
SOL N00164-97-Q-0300
DUE 070797
POC Diane Pearson, Code 1163W7, telephone 812-854-5201, fax 812-854-3465,
Luann Shelton, Contracting Officer
DESC: This is a combined synopsis/solicitation for commercial
items prepared in accordance with the format in FAR Subpart
12.6, as supplemented with additional information included
in this notice. This announcement constitutes the only solicitation;
quotes are being requested and a written solicitation will
not be issued. Solicitation Number N00164-97-Q-0300 is issued
as a Request for Quotation. Solicitation document and incorporated
provisions and clauses are those in effect through Federal
Acquisition Circular 90-45 and Defense Acquisition Circular
91-11. This action is for the procurement of 3 each SATCOM
Antennas, Chelton Electrostatics part number 19-409. The applicable
SIC code is 3669. The Government will negotiate a firm-fixed
price contract with the manufacturer Chelton Electrostatics
utilizing Simplified Acquisition Procedures. The Antenna must
conform in form, fit and function for the Navy's EA-6B aircraft.
These antennas must be fully qualified for the EA-6B aircraft.
Required delivery date is 15 July 97. Inspection and acceptance
will be at the source. Quality Assurance requirement is IS0
9000 or equivalent commercial quality program. Acceptance will
occur 14 days after notification of Cognizant DCMAO representative.
FAR Clauses/Provisions 52.203-3 Gratuities, 52.212-1 Instructions
to Offerors--Commercial Items, 52.212-4 Contract Terms and
Conditions--Commercial Items, 52.212-5 Contract Terms and Conditions
Required to Implement Statues or Executive Orders--Commercial
Items (incorporating FAR 52.222-35 Affirmative Action for Special
Disabled and Vietnam Era Veterans, 52.222-36 Affirmative Action
for Handicapped Workers, 52.222-37 Employment Reports on Special
Disabled Veterans and Veterans of the Vietnam Era, 52.225-3
Buy American Act-Supplies, 52.225-16 Buy American Act-Supplies
under European Community Agreement certificate, 52.225-17 Buy
American Act-Supplies under European Community Agreement, 52.25-18
European Community Sanctions for end Products, 52.225-19 European
Community Sanctions for Services, 52.225-24, 52.219-14 Limitation
on Subcontracting, and 252.227-7015 Technical Data--Commercial
Items apply to this acquisition. Offerors responding to this
announcement must provide the information contained in 52.212-1,
Instruction to Offerors--Commercial items and must include
a completed copy of provision 52.212-3, Offeror Representations
and Certifications--Commercial items. The offeror should also
provide its Commercial and Government Entity (CAGE) code, Contractor
Establishment code (DUNS Number) and Tax Identification Number.
If a change occurs in this requirement, only those offerors
that respond to this announcement within the required time
frame will be provided any changes/ amendments and considered
for future discussions and/or award. The written quotes must
be received at this office on or before 7 July 1997 at 3:00
pm central time zone. Proposals may be sent to: Contracting
Officer, Bldg. 64 (ATTN: Diane L. Pearson, Code 1163W7) NAVSURFWARCENDIV,
300 Hwy 361, Crane, IN 47522-5011. Facsimile quotes are acceptable
(812-854-3465). All responsible sources may submit an offer
which will be considered by the agency. Note 12 applies.
EMAILADD: pearson_d@crane.navy.mil
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089251)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--ELECTRONIC COMPONENT ASSEMBLY
SOL SP0960-97-Q-A290
DUE 082197
POC Contact: for copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail
request to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 1659 5, DSCC-PBAB,
Columbus, OH 43216-6595. contact contrac ting officer for information
(name/phone)
DESC: PR-NO: NPE97156000423 NSN 5998-00-032-3319, CAGE 07482
Part No 7017M71G02 9 -EA Del to Mechanicsburg PA 17055 Del
by 15 Jun 98. 10 - EA Del to Lathrop CA 95330 Del by 15 Jun
98. Other than full and open competition: part numbered item
products offered clause applies various increments: 1-9 10-19
20-29 30-39 40-50 delivery schedule: 19 each within 180 days,
10 each every 30 days thereafter set-aside type: g-unrestricted
(sole source/single source) (no preference) size standard:
500 no drawings available all responsible sources may submit
offer which DESC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089202)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--SWITCH, THERMOSTATIC DSCC FORM 239 DTD DEC 18, 96
APPLIES
SOL SP0930-97-R-X075
DUE 081997
POC Contact: for copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail
request to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 1659 5, DSCC-PBAB,
Columbus, OH 43216-6595. contact contrac ting officer for information
(name/phone)
DESC: PR-NO: REQ97063000007 NSN 5930-01-237-7322, 1 -EA Del to
(Call contracting office) Del by 04 Oct 97. Identification
# (19207) 12338599, applicable documents: U.S. Army (19207)
Dwg 123385999, Rev. a DTD 11 July 90, U.S. Army (19207) QAP
12338599, Rev. a DTD 31 Jul 90, this testing shall be performed
IAW: Para. 2 thru 3.1 of U.S. Army (19207) QAP 12338599, approved
sources (waived for first article testing) control products
(81901) P/N AD105-5 full and open competition: military specification
item solicited various increments from: 750 to 5999 PR qty:
14388 delivery schedule: 1308 EA within 150 days; 1308 EA every
30 days thereafter. Standard size: 500 set-aside type: unrestricted
(sole source/single source) (no preference) all responsible
sources may submit offer which DESC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089203)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--RELAY SOLID STATE
SOL SP0900-96-T-R581
DUE 071497
POC Contact: for copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail
request to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 1659 5, DSCC-PBAB,
Columbus, OH 43216-6595. contact contrac ting officer for information
(name/phone)
DESC: PR-NO: YPE96197000180 NSN 5945-00-460-4476, CAGE 55820
Part No 179678-1 CAGE 58701 Part No 4039-0000 no additional
descriptive data availalbe. 90 -EA Del to Mechanicsburg PA
17055 Del by 05 Mar 97. Unit wt-.10, unit cube-1.00, lngth-0.0,
width-0.0, depth-0.0 other than full and open competition:
part number item products offered clause applies solicited
various increments from: 75 to 150 EA delivery schedule: 140
days standard size: 500 set-aside type: total small business
all responsible sources may submit offer which DESC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089205)

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PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--WAVEGUIDE ASSEMBLY
SOL SP0970-97-Q-1067
DUE 070997
POC Contact: for copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail
request to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 1659 5, DSCC-PBAB,
Columbus, OH 43216-6595. contact contrac ting officer for information
(name/phone)
DESC: PR-NO: YPE96248000775 NSN 5985-01-354-0321, CAGE 06351
Part No R10-978 CAGE 06351 Part No 86-10-359-211 other than
full and open competition. Part numbered item. Products offered
clause applies. Various increments solicited from: 1-9 EA;
10-24 EA; 25-50 EA. PR quantity: 10 EA. Deliver to: 10 EA -
W62G2T - Stockton CA. Delivery schedule: all quantities IN
90 days. Set aside type: unrestricted (sole source/single source)(no
preference). Size standard: 750. All responsible sources may
submit offer which DESC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089206)

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SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--TRANSFORMER, POWER
SOL SP0905-97-X-0230
DUE 071597
POC Contact: for copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail
request to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 1659 5, DSCC-PBAB,
Columbus, OH 43216-6595. contact contrac ting officer for information
(name/phone)
DESC: PR-NO: YPE96274000712 NSN 5950-00-099-0491, CAGE 04971
Part No 700534-3 CAGE 59523 Part No 700534 input-output phase
relationship, single phase to single phase; freq rating, 400.0
Hz nominal. 33 -EA Del to Lathrop CA 95330 Del by 4 July 98.
Other than full and open competiton: part numbered item. Products
offered clause applies. various increments solicited: from
33 to 34, from 36 to 40, from 41 T0 45, FR0M 66 to 70. All
responsible sources may submit offer which DESC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089207)

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SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--SENSOR, TEMPERATURE
SOL SP0905-97-Q-2774
DUE 072197
POC Contact: for copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail
request to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 1659 5, DSCC-PBAB,
Columbus, OH 43216-6595. contact contrac ting officer for information
(name/phone)
DESC: PR-NO: YPE97149000333 NSN 5905-01-172-9113, CAGE 60678
Part No 0132LU CAGE 78286 Part No 70550-01123-101 CAGE 78286
Part No 70550-1123-101 15 -EA Del to Lathrop CA 95330 Del by
14 Dec 97. 28 -EA Del to Mechanicsburg PA 17055 Del by schedule:
43 EA IN 120 days, balance at 25 EA every 30 days thereafter.
Other than full and open competition: part numbered item products
offered clause applies. set-aside type: unresti unrestricted
with preferential consideration for SDB. Size standard 500
all responsible sources may submit offer which DESC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089208)

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SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--SOLENOID, ELECTRICAL
SOL SP0930-97-Q-A389
DUE 071497
POC Contact: for copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail
request to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 1659 5, DSCC-PBAB,
Columbus, OH 43216-6595. contact contrac ting officer for information
(name/phone)
DESC: PR-NO: YPE97154000669 NSN 5945-00-244-4763, CAGE 55641
Part No 940902 CAGE 80064 Part No 2589002 general characteristics
item description: operating voltage 24 VDC, min pull in voltage
18 VDC, max drop out voltage 13 VDC, assembly consist of five
items, one solenoid ref no. 2589001, two cables as required
M/13486/1-3, one connector ref no.ms27144-2, sleeving required
rubber type 5 0.250 in.nom ID black MIL-R-46846. 527 -EA Del
to Albany GA 31704-1128 Del by 05 Jun 97. No data available,
the alternate offeror is required to provide a complete data
package including data for the approved and alternate part.
Other than full and open competition: part numbered item products
offered clause applies. Solicited various increments from:
100 to 750 PR qty: 527 EA delivery schedule: 60 days standard
size: 750 set-aside type: unrestricted (sole source/single
source) (no preference) all responsible sources may submit
offer which DESC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089209)

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SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--COUPLER, ANTENNA
SOL SP0970-97-Q-A347
DUE 072597
POC Contact: for copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail
request to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 1659 5, DSCC-PBAB,
Columbus, OH 43216-6595. contact contrac ting officer for information
(name/phone)
DESC: PR-NO: YPE97154000929 NSN 5985-00-762-5641, CAGE 71313
Part No 02-654-1 CAGE 80058 Part No CU-1799/sra CAGE 89244
Part No 02-654-1 @RADIO frequency rating 2.0 megahertz minimum
and 6.0 megahertz maximum @VOLTAGE rating 12.0 volts minimum
and 18.0 volts maximum @TUNING type variable @POWER rating
20.0 Watts maximum other than full an open competition: part
numbered item. Products offered clause applies. Various increments
solicited from: 1-4 EA; 5-9 EA; 10-14 EA. PR quantity: 9 EA.
Deliver to: 9 EA - SW3100 - Mechanicsburg PA; W62G2T - Stockton
CA. Delivery schedule: all quantities IN 90 days. Set aside
type: unrestricted with preferential consideration for SDB.
Size standard: 750 all responsible sources may submit offer
which DESC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089210)

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SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--MICROCIRCUIT, LINEAR DESC FORM 239 DTD 4 JAN 95
APPLIES.
SOL SPO960-97-R-A048
DUE 081897
POC Contact: for copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail
request to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 1659 5, DSCC-PBAB,
Columbus, OH 43216-6595. contact contrac ting officer for information
(name/phone)
DESC: PR-NO: YPE96323000352 NSN 5962-01-175-5280, CAGE 13919
Part No 3550SQ CAGE 49956 Part No G226591-1 @DESIGN function
and quantity single amplifier, operational, DC @INPUT circuit
pattern 2 input @INCLOSURE configuration Can 210 -EA Del to
Mechanicsburg PA 17055 Del by 25 May 97. Various increments
solicited: 100 thru 599 PR qty.: 210 each delivery schedule:
210 within 120 days, balance 100 each every 30 days thereafter.
Set-aside type: G= unrestricted (sole source/ single source)
(no preference). Size standard: 500 all responsible sources
may submit offer which DESC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089224)

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SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--DIODE QUOTE/AWARD TO BE IAW 13499 353-2542 AND POSSESS
SOL SP0960-97-Q-1756
DUE 071797
POC Contact: for copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail
request to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 1659 5, DSCC-PBAB,
Columbus, OH 43216-6595. contact contrac ting officer for information
(T. Woodgeard/692-7373)(B uyer: L. kinser/692-7394)
DESC: PR-NO: YPE97101000386 NSN 5961-00-001-7311, CAGE 0EFF4
Part No UX41309 CAGE 13499 Part No 353-2542-011 CAGE 95105
Part No 353-2542-011 @VOLTAGE rating in volts per characteristic
5.0 maximum reverse voltage, peak @POWER rating per characteristic
100.0 milliwatt S maximum total power dissipation written solicitation
80 -EA Del to Mechanicsburg PA 17055 Del by 08 Jun 97. Other
than full and open competition: part numbered item. Products
offered clause applies. PR quantity: 80 EA various increments
solicited: from 25 to 49/from 50 to 99/from 100 to 249. Line
quantity DODAAD destinations 1 80 SW3100 Mechanicsburg PA 80
EA IN 60 days after date of order. Set-aside type: unrestricted(sole
source/single source) (no preference) size standard: 500 all
responsible sources may submit offer which DESC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089225)

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SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--RELAY, ELECTROMAGNETIC DESC FORM 239 DTD 30 JAN
97 APPLIES.
SOL SP0930-97-R-A044
DUE 081897
POC Contact: for copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail
request to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 1659 5, DSCC-PBAB,
Columbus, OH 43216-6595. contact contrac ting officer for information
(name/phone)
DESC: PR-NO: YPE97120000382 NSN 5945-00-853-5946, CAGE C7407
Part No 68DA3000-A1-T-1K(7) CAGE C7407 Part No 68DA3000A1T1K3
CAGE 37695 Part No S413823 CAGE 80045 Part No 812035 CAGE 80063
Part No SM-C-413823 CAGE 98927 Part No 68DA3000-A1-T-1K(7)
pile-up main contact form arrangement: 2C. Operating voltage
rating and type at specified temp: 16.0 volts DC 25 deg Celsius
single winding. Nominal operating current rating and type:
6.0 milliamperes DC single winding. 3,267 -EA Del to Memphis
TN 38114 Del by 12 Jun 97. Cincinnati electronics (80045) P/N
812035: iv-electronics (C7407) P/N 68DA3000-A1-T-1K (7) full
and open competition: complete, unrestricted data package available
solicited various increments from: 2000 to 7999 PR qty: 3267
delivery schedule: 3267 EA IN 120 days with 2000 EA every 30
days thereafter. Standard size: 500 set-aside type: unrestricted
(sole source/single source) (no preference) all responsible
sources may submit offer which DESC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089226)

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SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--EXTENDER CARD, ELECT
SOL SP0960-97-Q-A295
DUE 071797
POC Contact: for copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail
request to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 1659 5, DSCC-PBAB,
Columbus, OH 43216-6595. contact contrac ting officer for information
(name/phone)
DESC: PR-NO: YPE97120000425 NSN 5998-01-397-4974, CAGE 49956
Part No G529512-1 CAGE 94404 Part No G529512-1 3 -EA Del to
(Call contracting office) Del by 30 May 97. Other than full
and open competition: part numbered item products offered clause
applies various increments: 1-9 delivery schedule: 3 each within
120 days set-aside type: g-unrestricted (sole source/single
source) (no preference) size standard: 500 no drawings available
all responsible sources may submit offer which DESC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089227)

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SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--MAGNET, PERMANENT
SOL SP0920-97-Q-A285
DUE 071597
POC Contact: for copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail
request to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 1659 5, DSCC-PBAB,
Columbus, OH 43216-6595. contact contrac ting officer for information
(name/phone)
DESC: PR-NO: YPE97135000561 NSN 5999-01-255-5570, magnet, permanent
CAGE 18560 Part No A3-06-1334 2,387 -EA Del to Lathrop CA 95330
Del by 08 Jul 97. 1,382 -EA Del to Mechanicsburg PA 17055 Del
by 08 Jul 97. Other than full and open competition: part numbered
item. Products offered clause applies. PR quantity: 8178 EA
destinations: Stockton, CA 95296-0130, Mechanicsburg, PA 17055-0789
delivery schedule: 8178 each 30 days ADO set-aside type: unrestricted
(sole source/single source) (no preference) size standard:
500 all responsible sources may submit offer which DESC shall
consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089228)

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SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--ANTENNA ELEMENT
SOL SP0970-97-R-X117
DUE 081897
POC Contact: for copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail
request to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 1659 5, DSCC-PBAB,
Columbus, OH 43216-6595. contact contrac ting officer for information
(name/phone)
DESC: PR-NO: YPE97141000547 NSN 5985-01-201-1498, CAGE 05211
Part No A3018230-1 CAGE 35736 Part No A3018230-1 CAGE 80063
Part No A3013843-1 design type: straight single antenna element.
Other than full and open competition. Part numbered item. Products
offered clause applies. Various increments solicited from:
100-249 EA; 250-499 EA; 500-749 EA; 750-999 EA. PR quantity:
2 EA. Deliver to: 1 EA - SW3100 - Mechanicsburg, PA 1 EA -
W62G2T - Stockton CA. Delivery schedule: 300 IN 90 days with
100 per month. Set aside type: unrestricted with preferential
consideration for SDB. Size standard: 750. All responsible
sources may submit offer which DESC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089230)

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SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--SENSOR ASSEMBLY, UND
SOL SP0930-97-Q-A386
DUE 072897
POC Contact: for copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail
request to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 1659 5, DSCC-PBAB,
Columbus, OH 43216-6595. contact contrac ting officer for information
(name/phone)
DESC: PR-NO: YPE97142000297 NSN 5945-01-029-0424, CAGE 58657
Part No VS233-1 CAGE 98897 Part No 741751-101 no additional
descriptive data available 20 -EA Del to Lathrop CA 95330 Del
by 23 Oct 97. 30 -EA Del to Mechanicsburg PA 17055 Del by 23
Oct 97. IAW Dwg NR 741751; basic DTD 74 Nov 21; Amend NR G
DTD 88 Feb 05; type NR 741751-101. Centroid (21856) P/N 9459;
Leach Int'l (58657) P/N VS233-1 the alternate offeror is required
to provide a complete data package including data for the approved
and alterna part for evaluation other than full and open competition:
part numbered item. products offered clause applies. Solicited
various increments FROM:25 to 199 PR qty: 50 EA delivery schedule:
60 days ADO standard size: 500 set-aside type: unrestricted
(sole source/single source) (no preference) all responsible
sources may submit offer which DESC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089231)

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SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--MAIN CIRCUIT BREAKER
SOL SP0930-97-Q-A387
DUE 072897
POC Contact: for copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail
request to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 1659 5, DSCC-PBAB,
Columbus, OH 43216-6595. contact contrac ting officer for information
(name/phone)
DESC: PR-NO: YPE97156000461 NSN 5945-01-178-7180, CAGE 56161
Part No 10503303 CAGE 81640 Part No SX7EL10 no additional descriptive
data available. 36 -EA Del to Mechanicsburg PA 17055 Del by
28 Feb 98. 20 - EA Del to Lathrop CA 95330 Del by 28 Feb 98.
Adequate data for the evaluation of alternate offers is not
available at the procurement agency. the offeror must provide
a complete data package including data for the approved and
alternate part for evaluation. This is for solicitation purposes
only and does not appl for award. Other than full and open
competition: part numbered item. products offered clause applies.
Solicited various increments from: 25 to 140 PR qty: 56 EA
delivery schedule: 90 days ADO standard size: 500 set-aside
type: unrestricted (sole source/single source) (no preference)
all responsible sources may submit offer which DESC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089232)

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SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: NAVAL INVENTORY CONTROL POINT - MECHANICSBURG, Code M2522,
PO Box 2020, Mechanicsburg, Pa 17055-0788
SUBJECT: 59--CIRCUIT CARD ASSEMB
SOL N0010497QFG02
DUE 081497
POC Point of Contact - Contact Point, Kerri J Wislocky, 0243.10,
(717)790-7456, Fax, (717)790-4236, Twx, Not-avail, Contracting
Officer, Brian C Garrett, 0243, (717)790-3918
DESC: NSN 7H-5998-01-312-8515, SPEC NR TDP VER 002, Qty 2 EA,
Deliver to Submarine Squadron Twenty Kings Bay GA, See Notes
9,22 (ACNSPCC0626073-165)
CITE: (I-177 SN089385)

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SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Commander, Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division,
Code 220000E, 521 N. 9th Street, Point Mugu, CA 93042-5001
SUBJECT: 59--PC CARDS VME
SOL N68936-97-Q-2284
DUE 072497
POC Ann Bennett, Purchasing Agent, (805) 989-7029; V. Morris,
Contracting Officer, (805) 989-8112.
DESC: The Naval Air Warfare Center, Weapons Division, Point Mugu,
CA intends to procure under Full and Open Competition, PC Cards
VME,consisting of the following items: 7 ea-Digital to Synchro
Converter Dual Channel; 1 ea-8 Channel Buffered 16 Bit Analog;
1 ea-Asynchronous Serial Controller with CPU; 1 ea-32 Channel
Relay Output Board; 1 ea-32 Bit High Voltage Digital I/O Board;
1 ea-16 Channel Scanning I/O Board; 1 ea- Alpha 41288 CPU;
1 ea-AYK-14 Computer Control Unit; 1 ea-1553 Interface; 1 ea-ARINC-429
Interface. Request for copies of Solicitation must be submitted
in writing and may be mailed or faxed to (805) 989-0561. Solicitation
will be issued on or about 15 days after publication of this
notice. All responsible sources may submit an offer which will
be considered. Anticipated award date on or before 31 July
1997. E-Mail address: See
Note(s): 1.
CITE: (I-177 SN089520)

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SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components--Potential
Sources Sought
OFFADD: 37th Contracting Squadron, 1655 Selfridge Avenue, Lackland
AFB, TX 78236-5253
SUBJECT: 59--ONE MILITARY PARADE FIELD PUBLIC ADDRESS/ SOUND
SYSTEM
SOL F41636-97-Q1418
DUE 071197
POC Bruce Taylor / phone# 210-671-1723, FAX 210-671-5063
DESC: This is a combined synopsis/solicitation for commercial
items, prepared in accordance with the format in FAR subpart
12.6 as supplemented with additional information included in
this notice. This announcement constitutes the only solicitation:
proposals are being requested and a written solicitation will
not be issued. However, as one drawing is a part of the item
description, all interested parties should request copies of
the drawing by FAX or mail; no oral requests for the drawing
will be accepted. This solicitation is issued as a request
for quote (RFQ). Submit written quotes (no oral ones) , on
requisition F41636-97-Q1418. Manufacturer name and the Model
number of components to be installed shall be provided with
quote, along with any technical literature on the systems used.
If installation/setup labor exceeds $2,500, the Service Contract
Act applies to wages paid on that labor. This procurement is
restricted to small business. This solicitation document incorporates
provisions and clauses that are in effect through Federal Acquisition
Circular 90-46. Standard Industrial Code (SIC) is 1731. Furnish
and Install: One military parade field Public Address/Sound
System, as described in the following SOW. (1.0) Project scope.
All work shall be in conformance with the requirements specified
herein including the furnishing of all materials, labor, plant,
tools, equipment, and services necessary and incindental thereto.
The work required to be performed by the Contractor consists
of, but is not limited to, the following principal items: (1.1)
General information: This Public Address (PA)/Sound System
is to provide a high quality system capable of supporting both
voice and musical reproductions. System installation will be
aesthetically pleasing, providing full back-up capability while
allowing for future modification or component replacement.
This system should be capable of easily achieving high sound
pressure levels without distortion. (1.2) Perform all assembly
of equipment, wiring interconnects and soldering of wires to
jacks, devices, terminals or equipment, using only technical
employees who are trained and experienced in the installation
of sound equipment and its interconnection.. (1.3A)Required
at time of offer: Sufficient descriptive literature to show
that that equipment offered meets the performance characteristics
specified. (1.3B) Required before final acceptance and payment:
Product data for each item installed. Also provide complete
owner's manuals at:the time of completion of installation and
final system acceptance. Provide detailed wiring diagram for
power, signal and control, differentiating clearly between
previously installed government wiring and wiring installed
by contractor. Identify terminals to facilitate installation,
operation and maintenance. (1.4A) Installer qualifications:
must have at least one year experience in installation and
maintenance of sound equipment equal to that required for this
project. (1.4B) provide a list of at least three references,
including points of contact and phone numbers, for systems
installed similar to this project within the past 48 months.
(2.1) GENERAL: The following sections specifically list the
acceptable parameters for system performance. Some equipment
items are suggested by make/model to clarify operational needs
and expectations that need to be met or exceeded.(2.2A) System
will be configured with a complete back-up (excluding speakers)
in a manner to provide instantaneous cutover to backup system.
Speaker cabling will be housed in PVC underground, running
to a point along the bleacher side of the bomb run (paved area)
as indicated in the drawing. This will require the contractor
to trench in the area. The conduit that will be installed will
also have to run underneath existing sidewalks. Speaker cable
will be terminated in weather proof junction boxes installed
in the bushes along the bomb run. (2.2B) System should have
enough power to produce audible sound levels at any point without
distortion or echo. There will be a minimum of eight (8) speakers
spaced to cover the bleachers and a minimum of two (2) speakers
on either end of the bomb run (paved area) to provide adequate
sound levels to troops on the Parade Field. There should be
enough reserve capacity to handle live music at the same levels.
System will include (but is not limited to) a Compact Disc
and Cassette player. (2.2C) A lockable weatherproof enclosure
with rack mounting and temperature and humidity control shall
be installed in the area indicated in the drawing. This will
house all electronic equipment. (2.2D) Base Civil Engineering
will provide a concrete footing for the above enclosure. They
will also provide three (3) isolated 120 VAC 20 amp power sources.
(2.2E) A professional 16 channel sound reinforcement mixing
console (Mackie type) should be installed in the enclosure
to provide easy access for operational purposes. A separate
power supply is required. The output section shall be a four
subgroup, times two (L&R) Master out. Each channel shall have
the following: (1) Low and High Impedance inputs (2) Insert
for each channel (3) A three band equalizer with a sweepable
Mid Range (4) Two Auxillary buses with assignable Pre and Post
Fade switches. (5) A mute switch. (6) PFL capabilities. (2.2F)
Speakers and equipment rack installation must conform to the
design aesthics of the existing facilities. Speakers must be
colored and installed so as to be as transparent as possible
to the viewing audience. Monitor speaker will be provided in
the equipment enclosure.(2.2G) Existing reviewing stand speakers
will remain in place and be connected to new system. Contractor
will be responsible for moving and interfacing into the new
system all existing electronic components required to run the
reviewing stand speakers. This is the only part of the existing
system that will be reused. (2.2H) The system will be equipped
with four wireless lavalier microphones. Two of these will
be UHF frequency switchable. All lavalier type microphones
must be able to operate without distortion or cut out at distances
up to 500 feet from the receiver. (2.2I) The existing system
will remain operational. Contractor will not be allowed to
have the area torn up on any Friday during the installation.
The system has to be operational for Basic Military Training
Parades on every Friday. (3.0) Training: Provide system training
to the Basic Military training Personnel and/or their designated
representatives upon completion of installation. (4.0) Provide
as a minimum, the standard commercial warranty provided to
any other commercial customer. (4.1) Contractor will be required
to have an Air Force Form 103 (Digging Permit) before any trenching
or digging can take place. (4.2) Any vendor requiring a site
visit prior to submitting a bid can contact Tsgt Goudreau at
671-2319. Site visits will be limited to either 3 July or 8
July, unless another date can be arranged. (5.0) TIME OF PERFORMANCE:
From the time of award of the contract, Contractor will have
35 days to complete installation, final testing and training.
(End of SOW) Note that the provisions at FAR 52.212-1, Instructions
to Offerers -- Commercial Terms, applies to this acquisition.
And the clause at FAR 52.212-5, Contract Terms and Conditions
Required to Implement Statutes or Executive Orders--Commercial
Items, applies to this solicitation. Specifically the following
clauses cited are applicable: FAR 52.222-26, Equal Opportunity;
FAR 52.222-35, Affirmative Action for Special Disabled and
Vietnam Era Veterans; FAR 52.222-36, Affirmative Action for
Handicapped Workers. The clause at DFARS 252.212-7001, Contract
Terms and Conditions required to implement Statutes or Executive
Orders applicable to Defense Acquisition of Commercial Items,
applies to this solicitation. Specifically the following clauses
cited are also applicable: DFARS 252.225-7001, Buy American
Act and Balance of Payment Program. Offerers must include with
their offer a completed copy of the provisions at FAR 52.212-3,
Offeror Representations and Certifications--Commercial Items,
and DAFRS 252.212-7000, Offerors Representations and Certifications--Commercial
Items. Award will be based on evaluation of requirements capability,
lowest price, responsible offer. Quotes must be sent in writing
(no oral quotes), to the Point of Contact indicated above.
Quotes are required to be submitted not later than 2:00PM (CST),
11 July 97, and acceptance must be good for 60 days. Award
is anticipated to be made on or about 30 July 97. All responsible
sources that are small businesses may submit an offer, which,
if timely received will be considered by this agency.**** .

CITE: (W-177 SN089176)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 61--Electrical Wire, and Power and Distribution Equipment
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 61--COVER, BATTERY BOX
SOL SP0430-97-Q-Q720
DUE 071497
POC Contact: for copies of RFP/IFB solicitations (available at
least 15 days from announcement, phone or write DGSC a ttn:
DGSC-JJAB Richmond VA 23297-5312 AC (804)279-3350. For copies
of RFQ solicitations, contact the buyer: my RA sever/ZY187/804-279-4286.
contracting officer: Judi th H. Hawthorne/804-279-4905.
DESC: PR-NO: YPG97125001601 NSN 6160-01-182-7492, cover, batter
box. This synopsis has been candelled. Material aluminum alloy
approx length 27 inches approx width 25 inches approx height
1 inch Tech data package availability: 62 -EA Del to Mechanicsburg
PA 17055 Del by 22 Aug 97.
CITE: (I-177 SN089162)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 61--Electrical Wire, and Power and Distribution Equipment
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 61--CONNECTOR AND SENSOR, BATTERY
SOL SP0430-97-Q-Q779
DUE 072097
POC Contact: for copies of RFP/IFB solicitations (available at
least 15 days from announcement, phone or write DGSC a ttn:
DGSC-JJAB Richmond VA 23297-5312 AC (804)279-3350. For copies
of RFQ solicitations, contact the buyer: ma Ry Clark/ZY183/804-279-4975.
contracting officer: Judi th H. Hawthorne/804-279-4905.
DESC: PR-NO: FPG97170000483 NSN 6140-01-162-0927, connector and
sensor Battery. Saft America, Inc. power sources Div., CAGE
09052. P/N 022036-000. Gates energy products Inc., CAGE 19209,
P/N 139C2495ABG1. Identify to MIL-STD-130H, dated 01 Dec 93.
Identification marking of US military property. DSCR does not
currently have an approved technical data package available
for this NSN. Please do not submit request to DSCR-VABA. Critical
application item. 14 -EA Del to Mechanicsburg PA 17055 Del
by 03 Oct 97. 12 -EA Del to Tracy CA 95376-5000 delivery 30
days ARO. 13 -EA Del to Tinker AFB OK 73145-9013 Del by 03
Oct 97. Specifications, plans or drawings relating to the procurement
described are not available and cannot furnished by the government.
All responsible sources may submit offer which DGSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089165)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 61--Electrical Wire, and Power and Distribution Equipment
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 61--BATTERY, STORAGE
SOL SP0430-97-Q-Q789
DUE 080197
POC Contact: for copies of RFP/IFB solicitations (available at
least 15 days from announcement, phone or write DGSC a ttn:
DGSC-JJAB Richmond VA 23297-5312 AC (804)279-3350. For copies
of RFQ solicitations, contact the buyer: do N love/ZY185/804-279-4442.
contracting officer: Judith H. Hawthorne/804-279-4905.
DESC: PR-NO: YPG97167000853 NSN 6140-01-318-9985, Battery storage
lead acid, dry charged. Concorde Battery Corp. CAGE 63017,
P/N cb-12200s. Critical application item. I/A/W NR MIL-STD-129M
for S/L marking. Basic DTD 93 Jun 15. Type number II shelf
life 60 MOS. @VOLTAGE in volts 12.0 @TERMINAL quantity 2 Terminal
type threaded stud with wingnuts overall length 21.000 inches
nominal overall height 10.000 inches nominal dry weight 120
lbs shipping/storage conditions dry charged 31 -EA Del to Mechanicsburg
PA 17055 Del by 15 Dec 97. 35 -EA Del to Tracy CA 95376-5000
Del by 15 Dec 97. 36 -EA Del to Barstow CA 92311 delivery 60
days ARO. Primary quantity: 102. See NOTES 1 & 23. Other intended
sources: cell energy Inc, CAGE 1U269, Battery Outlet, CAGE
0FGN2. Specifications, plans or drawings related to the procurement
described are not available and cannot be furnished by the
government. Anticipated award date is: 08/15/97. All responsible
sources may submit offer which DGSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089173)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 61--Electrical Wire, and Power and Distribution Equipment
OFFADD: HSC/PKO, 8005 9th St, Bldg 625, Brooks AFB, TX 78235-5353
SUBJECT: 61--ELECTRICAL AND FIRE SYSTEM UPGRADE
SOL 97RA176/97RA177
POC Lt Kelly Walls, Buyer, 210/536-4242; Antonio Montes Jr, Contracting
Officer, 210/536-6200
DESC: Electrical & Fire System Upgrade, Building 140, Brooks
Air Force Base, San Antonio, TX 78235-5353. Electrical Upgrade:
Replace, install, and connect approximately 25 electrical lighting
and power distribution panels to existing building distribution
energized circuits. Remove distribution transformer and other
electrical equipment and install new equipment in accordance
with the new design. Remove all equipment that is not to be
reused. Repair all work affected by these alterations. Repaint
disturbed surfaces and new items so that they match existing
surfaces. Schedule and coordinate power interruptions in accordance
with the terms of the contract. Scope of work includes the
main floor, the penthouse, and the "sub-floor" which is a combination
of basement and crawl spaces. The building has approximately
59,591 square feet of floor space. fire System Upgrade: Extend
wet pipe fire sprinkler system to basement, add backflow preventer
to existing system, and install smoke detector to provide coverage
of existing UPS Room. The estimated magnitude is between $250,000
and $500,000. SIC Code 1731 has been assigned. Written inquiries
only will be accepted and should be addressed to: Lt Kelly
Walls, 8005 9th Street, Brooks AFB, TX 78235-5353. (Phone 210/536-4242;
Fax 210/536-2097) Deadline for solicitation package request
is 18 Jul 97. The deadline for receipt of bids has not been
determined.
EMAILADD: kelly.walls@pkccmail.brooks.af.mil
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089269)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 61--Electrical Wire, and Power and Distribution Equipment
OFFADD: NAVICP, 700 Robbins Avenue Philadelphia, Pa 19111-5098
SUBJECT: 61--CONTROL,POWER SUPPLY
SOL N0038397Y6011
DUE 073097
POC Point of Contact - Contact Point, Lisa A Zimmermann, 0222.04,
(215)697-1178, Fax, (215)697-3161
DESC: NSN 7R-6130-01-319-5829-FA, Ref Nr MM24-11Y3Y3Y/115, Qty
6 EA, Delivery FOB Origin, RDD 30--THIS SYNOPSIS IS FOR THE
REPAIR OF 66 CAT3D/RADCOM SYSTEMS LINE ITEMS. IT IS ANTICIPATED
THAT THIS WILL BE AWARDED TO NORTHROP GRUMMAN CORP., BETHPAGE,
NY AS AN EXTENSION TO BASIC ORDERING AGREEMENT N00383-87-G-7318.
AN EXAMPLE OF THE ITEMS COVERED UNDER THE PROPOSED AGREEMENT
ARE TUNING UNIT, RADIO, NSN 5895-01-358-4360, P/N 2113-0016;
CONTROL PANEL, TEST, NSN 4920-01-337-0583, P/N 01-337-0583;
NSN CHASSI, ELECTRICAL, NSN 5975-01-319-5781, P/N A31U14260-3;
PLUG-IN UNIT, NSN 6625-01-167-2976, P/N ZPV-E2. NORTHROP GRUMMAN
IS THE ONLY SOURCE CERTIFIED TO DO THE REPAIRS., See Note 22
(ACAVI0626072-200)
CITE: (I-177 SN089397)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 61--Electrical Wire, and Power and Distribution Equipment
OFFADD: U.S. Department Of Energy, Western Area Power Administration,
P.O. Box 3402, Attn: A1500, 1627 Cole Blvd., Bldg. 18, Golden,
CO 80401
SUBJECT: 61--RELAYS, TRANSMISSION LINE, AND STATION PROTECTION
SOL DE-RQ65-97WA14260
DUE 081897
POC Candace Thatcher, Contract Specialist, (303) 275-1512, Jon
F. Olsen, Contracting Officer, (303) 275-1522
DESC: Western Area Power Administration (Western) has an initial
requirement for 20 numerical pilot distance line relays, 20
breaker failure relays, 10 transformer differential relays,
and 20 overcurrent relays. The solicitation will also include
options for 60 additional numerical pilot distance line relays,
40 additional breaker failure relays, 20 additional transformer
differential relays, and 40 additional overcurrent relays.
The relays will be used to protect Western's Extra High Voltage
transmission lines, substations, and switchyards. Items will
be delivered FOB Destination to Loveland, Colorado. The Government
intends to award one or more firm-fixed price contracts, in
accordance with FAR Part 12--Acquisition of Commercial Items.
It is anticipated that one or more awards will result from
this solicitation. The Request for Quotations will be issued
o/a July 17, 1997. Quotes will be due o/a August 18, 1997.
This acquisition is unrestricted. All requests for the solicitation
must be in writing. Information hours: 8:00am - 4:00pm (Mountain
Time) Monday - Friday.
CITE: (W-177 SN089512)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 65--Medical, Dental and Veterinary Equipment and Supplies
OFFADD: Olin E. Teague Veterans' Center (90C), Chief Logistics
Management Service, 1901 South First St., Temple, TX 76504
SUBJECT: 65--MEDICAL SUPPLIES
SOL 674-51-97
DUE 080197
POC Timothy M. Sherman, Contracting Officer, (254)774-1774
DESC: VISN 17 (VA Medical Systems located at Dallas, Bonham,
Temple, Waco, Marlin, San Antonio and Kerrville, Texas) has
a requirement to procure a list of products (Qualified Products
List) indicated below. The items have been examined, tested
and have satisfied all applicable qualification requirements.
Firms capable of providing these items must submit a written
request to the Contracting Officer listed in this announcement.
Products offered must be on an approved qualified products
list (QPL). A list may be obtained from the Contracting Officer
upon written request. QPL items listed in the solicitation
are BAR1 through BAR137. A written solicitation will be issued
as an Invitation for Bids (IFB) commercial item. FAR Clauses
52.212-1, 212-3, 212-4 and 212-5 apply. Delivery shall be
made FOB Destination to each Medical Center. Issue date will
be on or about 7/1/97. Bid opening will be on or about 8/1/97.
SIC Code is 5047. Ther period covered will be on or about
September 1, 1997 through and inclusive of August 31, 1998.
Solicitation must be requested in writing or by FAX at (254)771-4508.

CITE: (W-176 SN089034)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 65--Medical, Dental and Veterinary Equipment and Supplies
OFFADD: Head, Material Management Department, U.S. Naval Hospital,
Guam, PSC 490 Box 7717, FPO AP 96538-1600
SUBJECT: 65--CANCELLATION OF CBD NOTICE FOR MAINT/RPR OF NORTH
AMERICAN DRAGER EQUIP
SOL N68096-98-RC-BW901
POC POC Sue Larrew, Purchasing Agent, Tel: (671 344-9675, fax:
671 344-9743
DESC: This is a Pre-solicitation Notice. The contractor shall
provide all services, materials and equipment necessary for
the maintenance/repair of (3) Narkmed 2B anesthesia machines,
(1) vitalert 3200, (1) vitalert 2000. Four (4) preventive maintenance
visists one during each of the following months of (October,
January, April, July) to consist of a thorough check and necessary
adjustments/repairs of the instrument components, including
labor, materials, travel etc. Each visit will be scheduled
with this facility's contracting officer representative, services
included are calibration and certification in conjunction with
replacement of consumables. These visits do not include work
already covered by an existing equipment warranty. Estimated
cost range of this procurement is between $25,000.00 to $50,000.00.
Specification will be available approximately on or about 30
June 1997. This project is unrestricted. SIC 8071. See Note
22.
CITE: (W-176 SN089055)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 65--Medical, Dental and Veterinary Equipment and Supplies
OFFADD: Olin E. Teague Veterans' Center (90C), Chief Logistics
Management Service, 1901 South First St., Temple, TX 76504
SUBJECT: 65--MEDICAL SUPPLIES
SOL 674-52-97
DUE 080197
POC Timothy M. Sherman, Contracting Officer, (254)774-1774
DESC: VISN 17 (VA Medical Systems located at Dallas, Bonham,
Temple, Waco, Marlin, San Antonio and Kerrville, Texas) has
a requirement to procure a list of products (Qualified Products
List) indicated below. the items have been examined, tested
and have satisfied all applicable qualification requirements.
Firms capable of providing these items must submit a written
request to the Contracting Officer listed in this announcement.
Products offered must be on an approved qualified products
list (QPL). A list may be obtained from the Contracting Officer
upon written request. QPL items listed in the solicitation
are BD1 through BD82. A written solicitation will be issued
as an Invitation for Bids (IFB) commercial item. FAR clauses
52.212-1, 212-3, 212-4 and 212-5 apply. Delivery shall be
made FOB Destination to each Medical Center. Issue date will
be on or about 7/1/97. Bid opening will be onor about 8/1/97.
SIC Code is 5047. The period covered will be on or about September
1, 1997 through and inclusive of August 31, 1998. Solicitation
must be requested in writing or by FAX at (254)771-4508.
CITE: (W-177 SN089427)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 65--Medical, Dental and Veterinary Equipment and Supplies
OFFADD: Olin E. Teague Veterans' Center (90C), Chief Logistics
Management Service, 1901 South First St., Temple, TX 76504
SUBJECT: 65--MEDICAL SUPPLIES
SOL 674-53-97
DUE 080197
POC Timothy M. Sherman, Contracting Officer, (254)774-1774
DESC: VISN 17 (VA Medical Systems located at Dallas, Bonham,
Temple, Waco, Marlin, San Antonio and Kerrville, Texas) has
a requirement to procure a list of products (Qualified Products
List) indicated below. the items have been examined, tested
and have satisfied all applicable qualification requirements.
Firms capable of providing these items must submit a written
request to the Contracting Officer listed in this announcement.
Products offered must be on an approved qualified products
list (QPL). A list may be obtained from the Contracting Officer
upon written request. QPL items listed in the solicitation
are MT1 through MT97. A written solicitation will be issued
as an Invitation for Bids (IFB) commercial item. FAR clauses
52.212-1, 212-3, 212-4 and 212-5 apply. Delivery shall be
made FOB Destination to each Medical Center. Issue date will
be on or about 7/1/97. Bid opening will be onor about 8/1/97.
SIC Code is 5047. The period covered will be on or about September
1, 1997 through and inclusive of August 31, 1998. Solicitation
must be requested in writing or by FAX at (254)771-4508.
CITE: (W-177 SN089448)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 65--Medical, Dental and Veterinary Equipment and Supplies
OFFADD: Olin E. Teague Veterans' Center (90C), Chief Logistics
Management Service, 1901 South First St., Temple, TX 76504
SUBJECT: 65--MEDICAL SUPPLIES
SOL 674-54-97
DUE 080197
POC Timothy M. Sherman, Contracting Officer, (254)774-1774
DESC: VISN 17 (VA Medical Systems located at Dallas, Bonham,
Temple, Waco, Marlin, San Antonio and Kerrville, Texas) has
a requirement to procure a list of products (Qualified Products
List) indicated below. the items have been examined, tested
and have satisfied all applicable qualification requirements.
Firms capable of providing these items must submit a written
request to the Contracting Officer listed in this announcement.
Products offered must be on an approved qualified products
list (QPL). A list may be obtained from the Contracting Officer
upon written request. QPL items listed in the solicitation
are 3M1 through 3M33. A written solicitation will be issued
as an Invitation for Bids (IFB) commercial item. FAR clauses
52.212-1, 212-3, 212-4 and 212-5 apply. Delivery shall be
made FOB Destination to each Medical Center. Issue date will
be on or about 7/1/97. Bid opening will be onor about 8/1/97.
SIC Code is 5047. The period covered will be on or about September
1, 1997 through and inclusive of August 31, 1998. Solicitation
must be requested in writing or by FAX at (254)771-4508.
CITE: (W-177 SN089459)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 65--Medical, Dental and Veterinary Equipment and Supplies
OFFADD: Olin E. Teague Veterans' Center (90C), Chief Logistics
Management Service, 1901 South First St., Temple, TX 76504
SUBJECT: 65--MEDICAL SUPPLIES
SOL 674-55-97
DUE 080197
POC Timothy M. Sherman, Contracting Officer, (254)774-1774
DESC: VISN 17 (VA Medical Systems located at Dallas, Bonham,
Temple, Waco, Marlin, San Antonio and Kerrville, Texas) has
a requirement to procure a list of products (Qualified Products
List) indicated below. the items have been examined, tested
and have satisfied all applicable qualification requirements.
Firms capable of providing these items must submit a written
request to the Contracting Officer listed in this announcement.
Products offered must be on an approved qualified products
list (QPL). A list may be obtained from the Contracting Officer
upon written request. QPL items listed in the solicitation
are WLG1 through WLG46. A written solicitation will be issued
as an Invitation for Bids (IFB) commercial item. FAR clauses
52.212-1, 212-3, 212-4 and 212-5 apply. Delivery shall be
made FOB Destination to each Medical Center. Issue date will
be on or about 7/1/97. Bid opening will be onor about 8/1/97.
SIC Code is 5047. The period covered will be on or about September
1, 1997 through and inclusive of August 31, 1998. Solicitation
must be requested in writing or by FAX at (254)771-4508.
CITE: (W-177 SN089462)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 66--Instruments and Laboratory Equipment
OFFADD: National Institutes of Health, National Heart, Lung,
and Blood Institute, Contracts Operations Branch, Procurement
Section, 6701 Rockledge Drive, Room 6143, Bethesda, Maryland
20892-7902
SUBJECT: 66--CONSOLE UPGRADES TO NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTROMETERS
SOL NHLBI-HL-P-97-111
DUE 081197
POC Kathleen J. Van Steelant, Contracting Officer, (301) 435-0364
DESC: It is the intent of the National Heart, Lung, and Blood
Institute e (NHLBI), Division of Intramural Research, Laboratory
of Biophysical Chemistry, to acquire console upgrades to Nuclear
Magnetic Resonance Spectrometers. The upgrades must meet the
following minimum specifications: 600 MHZ: 1) The upgraded
console shall be capable of operating at or above 600 MHZ 1H
(proton) frequency and in the range of at least 30 - 243 MHZ
(with 15 - 320 MHZ being preferable) for X nuclei up to and
including 31P. Thi s upgraded console shall be interfaced with
the existing Oxford magnet, upper and lower shim stacks, and
existing probes and related hardware or the necessary modifications,
replacements or substitutions made (at the discretion and approval
of the project officer) to this existing equipment in use such
that the working spectrometer (console, probes, interfaces,
magnet, computers and related hardware devices) is identical
in all respects (except for age of hardware not actually replaced)
to spectrometers cur rently being marketed by the manufacturer.
The Contractor shall take full responsibility for the entire
system, including probe heads, shim system and superconducting
magnet; 2) The upgraded console shall be equipped with and
use a minimum of 28 room temperature shim gradients optimally
designed for the highest magnetic field strength homogeneity
commensurate with minimal heating. The upgraded console shall
have the capability to perform computer controlled automated
shimming of the magnetic field. Adjus tment of the superconducting
magnetic field strength or shims required to obtain optimal
room temperature specifications and shim performance shall
be the responsibility of the Contractor and shall be carried
out after consultation and in accord with the project officer;
3) The upgraded console shall have the capability to perform
inverse detection NMR experiments for X frequencies in the
range specified in 1 above; 4) The upgrade shall include a
power supply capable of generating simultaneously and indepen
dently power to drive three orthogonal gradients in three axis
gradient probes. The shape, amplitude, duration and polarity
of these gradients shall be under pulse program control and
the use of various waveforms including sine shall be possible.
Gradient amplifiers shall employ eddy current compensation
and be linear, low noise, and preferably constant current.
This system shall be capable of generating a field gradient
along the z axis (axis of the magnetic field) with a strength
of at least 25 G/cm on the 5-mm probe head(see next item).
Gradients in the x and y dimensions of the three-axis probe
shall be at least 25 G/cm. The vendor shall describe in detail
in their proposal their strategy and procedure, including automation
when applicable, for performing gradient shimming (magnetic
field mapping). The vendor shall optimize the homogeneity of
the region sampled by the 1H coil in e (below) including mapping
of the field using gradient techniques on the existing 600
MHZ Oxford magnet in the buyer's la boratory; 5) The system
shall include a triple resonance 5-mm three-axis pulsed field
gradient probe for observation of 1H while decoupling 13C and
15N, include 2H lock, and the 90o pulse widths must be < 10
5s for 1H for an aqueous non ionic sample, < 15 5s ( 12 5s
is preferred) for 13C for an aqueous non ionic sample, and
< 44 5s ( 35 5s is preferred) for 15N for an aqueous non ionic
sample. The probe head shall be capable of withstanding the
required power without arcing for 220 5s. In addition, the
1 H RF homogeneity of the triple resonance probe head must
be such that a continuous 810o pulse (2 X 360o + 90o) must
retain at least 50% of the integrated magnetization relative
to a single 90o pulse, using an aqueous solution containing
100 mM NaCl; 6) Disruption of 2H lock operation shall be minimized
during application of gradient pulses. The peak-to-peak amplitude
for the largest signal in the difference spectrum calculated
from two one-transient spectra, one recorded 200 microseconds
after a 25G/cm 1-m s square gradient pulse and one recorded
without the gradient pulse, shall be less than 10% from the
corresponding peak in the spectrum. The phase difference between
the two one-transient spectra shall be minimal; 7) The system
shall be equipped with a variable temperature control unit
capable of providing less that 0.02o C sample temperature variation
per 1o C room temperature change. The sample temperature control,
using the pulsed field gradient triple resonance 5-mm probe
head must operate over a rang e of -10o C to 60o C (100o C
is preferred) with setting and control being independent of
room temperature; 8) The 1H sensitivity specifications for
the triple resonance triple-axis pulsed field gradient 5 mm
probe using Wilmad-535 sample tubes shall be: (I) ASTM 0.1%
ethylbenzene 700:1; (ii) 0.5 mg sucrose/ml D2O 80:1; (iii)
0.5 mg sucrose/ml in 250 mM KCl in D2O 67:1; 9) The upgraded
console shall provide at least four frequency channels (with
five being preferred) with direct frequency synthesis on all
channels together with the capability of producing different
asynchronous or synchronous composite pulse decoupling and
different shaped pulses on all of these channels simultaneously
and independently. The system shall be completely broadband
and ca pable of observing all nuclei up to 1H (protons). The
composite pulse decoupling schemes shall be freely programmable
by the user and include the option for pulse shaping of the
individual elements of the composite pulse. All four (or five)
channels shall have identical specifications at low rf power
levels, except that only two channels shall require operation
over the frequency range from 555 to 605 MHZ (for 19F and 1H),
and a minimum of three channels shall operate over the range
of frequencies from 30 - 243 MHZ (with 15 - 320 MHZ being preferable)
for all other (i.e., X) nuclei; 10) The console electronics
shall be capable of 0.25 degree phase resolution, 0.1 Hz frequency
resolution (with 0.01 Hz being preferable) and a 90 dB attenuation
range on all four (or five) channels. The rf phase shall vary
by no more than 10 degrees over an attenuation range of 40
dB from full power. The settling time after a phase shift during
a pulse sequence shall be minimal; 11) The pulse programming
system shall permit i mplementation of user-developed pulse
sequences and shall be capable of conducting all experiments
published in the volumes 1 - 3 of the Journal of Biomolecular
NMR. It shall be possible to specify at least 30 independent
pulse sequence interval lengths and 30 pulse widths in a single
pulse program. The minimum interval length shall be no greater
than 500 ns. It shall be possible to specify each interval
length in increments of 25 ns or less. It shall be possible
to write and execute pulse programs with at least 256 steps
(without loops), with each step representing a time period
during which any combination of pulses on the four channels
is given. The amplitude and phases of the pulses shall be arbitrarily
programmable, subject only to the resolution limits on the
phase shifters and rf attenuators. It shall be possible to
include at least twenty loops within a single pulse program,
with independent loop counters. It shall be possible to nest
loops; 12) The long term pulse amplitude stability on all ch
annels shall be 1% and phase stability shall be better than
1 degree, as measured over a 24 hour period in a room where
the temperature changes by less than 1.5o C. This phase stability
is measured from the relative difference between 1D spectra,
recorded with a 30 degree flip angle pulse, at various times
during a 24 hour period; 13) The console electronics shall
permit application of user defined shaped pulses to operate
independently on each of the four (or five) available channels.
The shaped pulses shall allow a minimum of 16000 user-definable
elements within a single pulse shape. Waveform memory shall
be at least 64K ram with 256K being preferred. The dynamic
range of each channel for shaped pulses shall be at least 60
dB total range with 0.1 dB resolution at half range; 14) The
system shall be capable of independent and simultaneous control
over amplitude, frequency, phase and duration of pulses for
all four (or five) frequency channels and over internal real-time
clock pulses for triggering of e xternal devices; 15) Before
high-power amplification, pulse rise and fall times shall be
< 300 ns, measured between 10% and 90% amplitude levels. Fast
power switching ( 4 us) shall be provided on all four (or five)
channels; 16) The RF amplifiers shall be 100 Watt linear for
1H and 19F transmit pulses (at 550 - 600 MHZ) and 300 Watts
linear for all other transmit pulse amplifiers up to at least
243 MHZ for X nuclei. The 1H amplifier shall be capable of
operating at 10 Watt CW and the X nucleus amplifier shall be
capable of operating at 30 Watt CW. Operation of all transmit
pulse amplifiers shall be under computer control. The RF amplifiers
shall be capable of performing spin lock experiments on the
5-mm triple resonance gradient probe for up to 200 ms for 1H(gB1
= 12kHz) and up to 50 ms for the other channels (gB1 = 12kHz
at 175 MHZ; gB1 = 4kHz at 60 MHZ) with droop 2%; 17) The upgraded
console shall be equipped with a digitizer of at least 16 bits
allowing simultaneous sampling of the quadrature receiv er
channels using two digitizers and two sample and hold amplifiers
for spectral widths of up to at least 150 kHz (200 kHz is preferred).
The system shall be capable of oversampling (at least 2X) and
should be capable of accepted industry standard digital and
analog filtering of the NMR audio signal; 18) The console shall
be equipped with a minimum 1280X1024 17 inch (19 inch is preferable)
high resolution color monitor; 19) A minimum of 16 additional
TTL lines that can be addressed by the pulse program for external
device control shall be provided; 20) The dynamic range of
the upgrade console shall be at least 60,000:1 as measured
for a 90o 1H pulse by a S/N of at least 60:1 on a t-butanol
peak in a 1/10,000 1H molar ratio to water; 21) The console
shall be equipped with ethernet TCP/IP capability. The host
computer system shall operate under the UNIX operating system
and provide standard UNIX utilities and a C compiler. The host
computer shall contain a minimum of 128 M-byte of memory. The
system shall i nclude a laser printer with software packages
for plotting spectra. The system shall contain at least two
serial ports, a keyboard and an industry standard mouse. The
system shall include as a minimum a 6X CDROM drive. The vendor
may propose in addition a quarter inch tape drive with 150
M-byte per cartridge (unformatted); 22) The system shall be
equipped with two fast access disk systems, one containing
at least 1G-byte of storage (unformatted) and one containing
at least 4 G-byte of storage (unformatte d). Upon consultation
with the vendor, one or more of the mass storage devices may
be purchased separately by NHLBI and installed by the vendor
who will assume responsibility for the entire system including
the mass storage devices. The system shall include a 4 G-byte
DAT tape drive; 23) The system shall be equipped with a SCSI
interface (two are preferred) for control of up to at least
8 devices per SCSI controller; 24) The system shall have the
capability of processing and analyzing data from a previous
experiment while simultaneously acquiring data for a new experiment.
This statement shall hold true for both one- and multi-dimensional
experiments, up to four dimensions; 25) The transverse excitation
profile for a G3 inversion pulse (Emsley and Bodenhausen, Chem.
Phys. Lett., 165, 4 69 (1990)) of 3 ms duration shall be within
a factor of two from the simulated value over a bandwidth of
1 4kHz; 26) The upgraded system including probes supplied new
shall be covered under full hardware and software warranty
for a period of a minimum of one year after all guaranteed
specifications resulting from this contract have been met in
the buyer's laboratory; 27) The vendor shall take full responsibility
for the entire system, including console, computer and supplied
peripherals, shim system and sup erconducting magnet. The vendor
shall also warrant that all applicable specifications quoted
in their published documentation will be met in the buyer's
laboratory; 28) The acquired data shall be available as a file
with equally spaced data points for ready off-line processing
with standard software packages; 29) The peak-to-peak difference
spectrum calculated from two spectra (four scans each) recorded
under identical conditions, 30 minutes apart without removing
the sample, shall be less than 2% of each individual spectrum;
30) The peak-to-peak spin echo difference signal for the anomeric
proton in sucrose (two scans) shall be less than twice the
intensity of the satellites for 10 consecutive experiments;
31) There shall be no sidebands or other spurious artifacts
in the spectrum larger than 10% of the anomeric proton's satellite
intensities. The signal-to-noise shall be larger than 20:1
for a provided sample containing 50 mg sucrose in 0.5 ml D2O.
The spectra are to be recorded at 30o C unless otherwise indicated.
360 MHZ: 1) The upgraded console shall be capable of operating
at or above 360 MHZ 1H (proton) frequency and in the range
of at least 20 - 200 MHZ (with 10 - 243 MHZ being preferable)
for X nuclei up to and including 31P. This upgraded console
shall be interfaced with the existing 89 mm clear bore (wide
bore) Oxford magnet, upper and lower shim stacks, and existing
probes and related hardware or the necessary modifications,
replacements or substitutions made (at the discretion and approval
of the project o fficer) to this existing equipment in use
such that the working spectrometer (console, probes, interfaces,
magnet, computers and related hardware devices) is identical
in all respects (except for age of hardware not actually replaced)
to spectrometers currently being marketed by the manufacturer.
The Contractor shall take full responsibility for the entire
system, including probe heads, shim system and superconducting
magnet. Note: Since 360 MHZ is not a widely available frequency,
offerors may quote spe cifications for 300 MHZ and provide
data at 300 MHZ although the delivered console shall be capable
of observing proton resonances at 360 MHZ and using a deuterium
lock; 2) The upgraded console shall be equipped with and use
a minimum of 17 room temperature shim gradients for a wide
bore magnet with a clear bore of 89mm designed for the highest
magnetic field strength homogeneity. The upgraded console shall
have the capability to perform computer controlled automated
shimming of the magnetic field. Adjust ment of the superconducting
magnetic field strength or shims required to obtain optimal
room temperature specifications and shim performance shall
be the responsibility of the Contractor and shall be carried
out after consultation and in accord with the project officer;
3) The upgraded console shall have the capability to perform
inverse detection NMR experiments for X frequencies in the
range specified in 1 above; 4) The upgraded console shall include
a power supply capable of generating simultaneously and independently
power to drive three orthogonal gradients in three axis gradient
probes. The shape, amplitude, duration and polarity of these
gradients shall be under pulse program control and the use
of various waveforms including sine shall be possible. Gradient
amplifiers shall employ eddy current compensation and be linear,
low noise, and preferably constant current. This system shall
be capable of generating a field gradient along the z axis
(axis of the magnetic field) with a strength of at least 25
G/cm on the 5-mm probe head (see next item). Gradients in the
x and y dimensions of the three-axis probe shall be at least
25 G/cm. The offeror shall describe in detail in their proposal
their strategy and procedure, including automation when applicable,
for performing gradient shimming (magnetic field mapping).
The offeror shall optimize the homogeneity of the region sampled
by the 1H coil in e (below) including mapping of the field
using gradient techniques on the existing 89 mm bore 360 MHZ
Oxford ma gnet in the buyer's laboratory; 5) The system shall
include a triple resonance 5-mm three-axis pulsed field gradient
probe for observation of 1H while decoupling 13C and 15N, include
2H lock, and the 90o pulse widths must be < 10 5s for 1H for
an aqueous non ionic sample, < 15 5s ( 12 5s is preferred)
for 13C for an aqueous non ionic sample, and < 44 5s ( 35 5s
is preferred) for 15N for an aqueous non ionic sample. The
probe head shall be capable of withstanding the required power
without arcing for 220 5 s. In addition, the 1H RF homogeneity
of the triple resonance probe head shall be such that a continuous
810o pulse (2 X 360o + 90o) must retain at least 50% of the
integrated magnetization relative to a single 90o pulse, using
an aqueous solution containing 100 mM NaCl; 6) Disruption of
2H lock operation shall be minimized during application of
gradient pulses. The peak-to-peak amplitude for the largest
signal in the difference spectrum calculated from two one-transient
spectra, one recorded 200 microseconds after a 25G/cm 1-ms
square gradient pulse and one recorded without the gradient
pulse, shall be less than 10% from the corresponding peak in
the spectrum. The phase difference between the two one-transient
spectra shall be minimal; 7) The system shall be equipped w
ith a variable temperature control unit capable of providing
less that 0.02o C sample temperature variation per 1o C room
temperature change. The sample temperature control, using the
pulsed field gradient triple resonance 5-mm probe head shall
operate over a range of -10o C to 60o C (100o C is preferred)
with setting and control being independent of room temperature;
8) The 1H sensitivity specifications for the triple resonance
triple-axis pulsed field gradient 5 mm probe using Wilmad-535
sample tubes should be: (I) ASTM 0.1% ethylbenzene 300:1; (ii)
0.5 mg sucrose/ml D2O 30:1; (iii) 0.5 mg sucrose/ml in 250
mM KCl in D2O 20:1; 9) The upgraded console shall provide at
least three frequency channels with direct frequency synthesis
on all channels together with the capability of producing different
asynchronous or synchronous composite pulse decoupling and
different shaped pulses on all of these channels simultaneously
and independently. The system shall be completely broadband
and capable of observing all nuclei up to 1H (protons). The
composite pulse decoupling schemes shall be freely programmable
by the user and include the option for pulse shaping of the
individual elements of the composite pulse. All three channels
shall have identical specifications at low rf power levels,
except that only two channels shall require operation over
the frequency range from 333 to 365 MHZ (for 19F and 1H), and
a minimum of three channels shall operate over the range of
frequencies from 20 - 200 MHZ (with 10 - 243 MHZ being preferable)
for all other (i.e., X) n uclei; 10) The console electronics
shall be capable of 0.25 degree phase resolution, 0.1 Hz frequency
resolution (with 0.01 Hz being preferable) and a 90 dB attenuation
range on all four (or five) channels. The rf phase shall vary
by no more than 10 degrees over an attenuation range of 40
dB from full power. The settling time after a phase shift during
a pulse sequence shall be minimal; 11) The pulse programming
system shall permit implementation of user-developed pulse
sequences and shall be capable of c onducting all experiments
published in the volumes 1 - 3 of the Journal of Biomolecular
NMR. It shall be possible to specify at least 30 independent
pulse sequence inte
CITE: (I-176 SN089030)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 66--Instruments and Laboratory Equipment
OFFADD: Naval Surface Warfare Center, Code 1163, 300 Highway
361, Crane, IN 47522-5001
SUBJECT: 66--ANALYZER, SPECTRUM, OPTICAL
SOL N00164-97-Q-0295
DUE 070797
POC Diane Pearson, Code 1163W7, telephone 812-854-5201, fax 812-854-3465,
Kelly Siffin, Contracting Officer
DESC: This procurement is unrestricted; all responsible sources
may submit a quotation. This is a combined synopsis/solicitation
for commercial items prepared in accordance with the format
in FAR Subpart 12.6, as supplemented with additional information
included in this notice. This announcement constitutes the
only solicitation; quotes are being requested and a written
solicitation will not be issued. Solicitation Number N00164-97-Q-0295
is issued as a Request for Quotation. Solicitation document
and incorporated provisions and clauses are those in effect
through Federal Acquisition Circular 90-45 and Defense Acquisition
Circular 91-11. The Standard Industrial Classification Code
is 3825. This requirement is for one each Hewlett Packard Optical
Spectrum Analyzer Model 70951B/OPT 051, Brand Name or Equal:
In accordance with the following specifications: Line 0001,
The Optical Spectrum Analyzer shall meet the following requirements:
Operating wavelength: 600 to 1700 nm; Wavelength accuracy:
+/- 1nm; Wavelength resolution: 0.1 nm; Input power: -70 to
+10 dBm; Amplitude accuracy: +/- 0.5 dB; Optical input: FC/PC
connector: Sensitivity 600 - 700 nm -60 dBm : 750 - 1100 nm
-75 dBm : 1100 - 1600 nm -90 dBm : 1600 - 1700 nm -80 dBm;
Sweep cycle time: 1 second; Data output: IEEE 488; Data output:
MSIB; Compatibility: MMS; EDFA Test personality option: Characterize
gain and noise figure at a single wavelength or over a wavelength
range. This will be a firm fixed price contract and will be
awarded utilizing Simplified Acquisition Procedures. The shipping
terms will be F.O.B. destination, Naval Surface Warfare Center,
Crane IN, with inspection/acceptance at destination. Delivery
of the Analyzer is required 10 weeks after receipt of the contract.
FAR Clauses/Provisions 52.203-3 Gratuities, 52.212-1 Instructions
to Offerors--Commercial Items, 52.212-1 Evaluation-Commercial
Items, 52.212-4 Contract Terms and Conditions--Commercial Items,
52.212-5 Contract Terms and Conditions Required to Implement
Statues or Executive Orders--Commercial Items (incorporating
FAR 52.222-35 Affirmative Action for Special Disabled and Vietnam
Era Veterans, 52.222-36 Affirmative Action for Handicapped
Workers), 52.222-37 Employment Reports on Special Disabled
Veterans and Veterans of the Vietnam Era, 52.225-3 Buy American
Act-Supplies, 52.225-16 Buy American Act-Supplies under European
Community Agreement certificate, 52.225-17 Buy American Act-Supplies
under European Community Agreement, 52.25-18 European Community
Sanctions for end Products, 52.225-19 European Community Sanctions
for Services, 52.219-14 Limitation on Subcontracting, and 252.227-7015
Technical Data--Commercial Items apply to this acquisition.
Offerors responding to this announcement must provide the information
contained in 52.212-1, Instruction to Offerors--Commercial
items and must include a completed copy of provision 52.212-3,
Offeror Representations and Certifications--Commercial items.
This requirement is subject to the Navy's Red, Yellow, Green
Program. The offeror should also provide its Commercial and
Government Entity (CAGE) code, Contractor Establishment code
(DUNS Number) and Tax Identification Number. If a change occurs
in this requirement, only those offerors that respond to this
announcement within the required time frame will be provided
any changes/ amendments and considered for future discussions
and/or award. The Government intends to award to the responsible
contractor whose quotation is the most advantageous to the
Government considering price and price-related factors. This
solicitation will be evaluated on the following factors: Technical
(stopping power), past performance, and price. Technical and
past performance are equal, and when taken together are significantly
more important than price. The written quotes and the above
required information must be received at this office on or
before 7 July 1997 at 3:00 p.m central time zone. Proposals
may be sent to: Contracting Officer, Bldg. 64 (ATTN: Diane
L. Pearson, Code 1163W7) NAVSURFWARCENDIV, 300 Hwy 361, Crane,
IN 47522-5011. Facsimile quotes are acceptable (812-854-3465).
All responsible sources may submit an offer which will be considered
by the agency. See Note 12.
EMAILADD: pearson_d@crane.navy.mil
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089261)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 66--Instruments and Laboratory Equipment
OFFADD: Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center (501/90C),
2100 Ridgecrest Dr. SE, Albuquerque, NM 87108
SUBJECT: 66--CYTOLOGY PROCESSOR-COST PER TEST CONTRACT
SOL 501-25-97
DUE 071597
POC Nancy Cimermanis, Contract Specialist, (505) 256-5411
DESC: Cost per test contract to include all equipment, reagents,
solutions, slides, maintenance during normal business hours,
and on-site training for an Automated Thin Preparation Cytology
Processor. Contract is based on 1700 non-GYN specimens per
year. Equipment must be stand alone, counter top in design.
If the preparation system requires vortexing or additional
external processing equipment, this must be provided in initial
offer. Equipment must disperse, collect and transfer cells
from a liquid medium to a microscope slide. Finished fixed
slides must be ready for staining. System must present uniform
cellular distribution, standardize collection methodology and
preserve cellular morphology. Prospective offerors must submit
their request for solicitation in writing to the above address.
Solicitation shall be available on or about July 15, 1997.
Procurement is subject to the availability of FY 97 funds.
SIC Code is 3826. See Note(s): 1.
CITE: (I-177 SN089353)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 66--Instruments and Laboratory Equipment
OFFADD: Defense Nuclear Agency Field Command, Acquisition Office
(FCA), 1680 Texas St., SE, Kirtland, AFB, NM 87117-5669
SUBJECT: 66--DIGITAL CCD CAMERA SYSTEM
SOL DSWA02-97-Q-0081
DUE 072597
POC JoAnn B. Carroll, Contract Specialist, (505) 846-8798, or
Patricia M. McDaniel, Contracting Officer (505) 846-8799.
DESC: This requirement is for one (1) Digital CCD Camera System
, Model Number CH370, Manufactured by Photometrics Brand Name
or Equal. Government minimum salient characteristics are detailed
in the solicitation. This acquisition is issued as a Request
for Quotation (RFQ). FOB Destination to Primex Physics International,
2700 Merced Street, San Leandro, CA 94577-0599. Issue date
approximately 11 Jul 97 with the closing date approximately
25 Jul 97. Request for solicitation can be by mail or faxed
to (505) 846-4246 Attn: JoAnn B. Carroll. Oral requests will
not be accepted. Note 1.
CITE: (W-177 SN089419)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 66--Instruments and Laboratory Equipment
OFFADD: Crane Division, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Code 1162
Bldg 2521, 300 Highway 361, Crane, Indiana 47522-5001
SUBJECT: 66--RAPID PROTOTYING SYSTEM UPGRADE
SOL N00164-97-R-0162
DUE 080797
POC Mr Jim Sheetz, Code 1162NF (Mr A Banks, Contracting Officer)
DESC: Crane intends to upgrade its Stratasys FDM 1600 System
to an FDM 8000 system. Upgrade will be completed within 60
days after contract award. Delivery will be F.O.B. destination.
Crane will be negotiating on a sole source basis with Stratasys,
Inc., Eden Prairie, MN. See Note 22. POC is Mr. James Sheetz
at 812-854-3518, FAX 812-854-5095 (Mr. Alan Banks, Contracting
Officer) or Jim's email on sheetz_j@crane.navy.mil. Upgrade
will be completed within 60 days after contract award. Delivery
will be F.O.B. destinatoin. Crane will be negotiating on a
sole source basis with Stratysys, Inc., Eden prairie, MN. See
Note 22. POC is Mr. James Sheetz at 812-854-3518, FAX 812-854-5095
(Mr A Banks, Contracting Officer) or Jim's e-mail on sheetz_j@crane.navy.mil.

LINKURL: http://www.crane.navy.mil/Webpages/Supply/homepages.htm
LINKDESC:
Homepage
EMAILADD: sheetz_j@crane.navy.mil
EMAILDESC:
e-mail
CITE: (W-177 SN089445)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 66--Instruments and Laboratory Equipment
OFFADD: Crane Division, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Code 1162
Bldg 2521, 300 Highway 361, Crane, Indiana 47522-5001
SUBJECT: 66--RAPID PROTOTYPING SYSTEM UPGRADE
SOL N00164-97-R-0162
DUE 080797
POC Mr Jim Sheetz, Code 1162NF, 812-854-3518 FAX 812-854-5095
(Mr A Banks, Contracting Officer)
DESC: The solicitation number is hereby corrected to read "N00164-97-R-0152"
instead of N00164-97-R-0162". All other information as it appeared
remains the same.
LINKURL: http://www.crane.navy.mil/Webpages/Supply/homepages.htm
LINKDESC:
Homepage
EMAILADD: sheetz_j@crane.navy.mil
EMAILDESC:
e-mail.
CITE: (W-177 SN089449)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 66--Instruments and Laboratory Equipment
OFFADD: Oc-Alc/Dir Of Contracting, 3001 Staff Dr Ste 1ag76a,
Tinker Air Force Base Ok 73145-3015
SUBJECT: 66--SENSOR
SOL F34601-97-Q-08551
DUE 081597
POC For copy, OC-ALC/PKXDA TINKER AFB OK 73145-3015, For additional
information contact Carmel Pinkerton/Lidac/[405]739-4483
DESC: Item 0001 NSN 6685-00-178-9575TP P/N: 129260-3-1, P/N 129260-3-1
A Sensor is approximately 7.5 inches by 7/8 inches in diameter
and has aprobe tha T is 5.0 inches in length by. 5 inches in
diameter. Item is made of corrosion r Esistant steel and senses
the temperature flowing through the anti-ice ducts an D provides
signal to the temperature control box. The next higher assembly
is t He c5a/b aircraft. Aft. 30ea. Applicable to: C5a. Destn:
Tinker Air Force Base Ok 73145-3015. Delivery: 31 MAR 98 30
ea The approximate issue/response date will be 16 Jul 97. The
anticipated award date will be 26 NOV 97. Written procedure
will be used for this solicitation. To: Service & Sales Inc,
Tempe Az 85281-9990. No telephone requests. Only written or
faxed requests received directly from the requestor are acceptable.
All responsible sources solicited may submit a bid, proposal,
or quotation which shall be considered. The proposed contract
action is for supplies and services for which the Government
intends to solicit and negotiate with only one, or a limited
number of sources under the authority of FAR 6.302. Interested
persons may identify their interest and capability to respond
to the requirement or submit proposals. This notice of intent
is not a request for competitive proposals. However, all proposals
received within forty five-days (thirty days if award is issued
under an existing basic ordering agreement) after date of publication
of this synopsis will be considered by the Government. A Determination
by the Government not to compete this proposed contract based
upon responses to this notice is solely within the discretion
of the Government. Information received will normally be considered
solely for the purpose of determining whether to conduct a
competitive procurement. Award will be made only if the offeror,
the product/service, or the manufacturer meets qualification
requirements at the time of award in accordance with FAR clause
52.209-1. The solicitation identifies the office where additional
information can be obtained concerning qualification requirements
as cited in each individual solicitation. It is suggested that
small business firms or others interested in subcontracting
opportunities in connection with the described procurement
make contact with the firm(s) listed. Note: While price will
be a significant factor in the evaluation of offers, the final
contract award decision may be based upon a combination of
price and past performance factors as detailed in the solicitation.
Note: An Ombudsman has been appointed to hear concerns from
offerors or potential Offerors during the proposal development
phase of this acquisition. The purpose of the Ombudsman is
not to diminish the authority of the program director or contracting
officer, but to communicate contractor concerns, issues, disagreements,
and recommendations to the appropriate government personnel.
When requested, the Ombudsman will maintain strict confidentiality
as to source of the concern. The Ombudsman does not participate
in the evaluation of proposals or in the source selection process.
Interested parties are invited to call the Ombudsman at (405)
736-3273. DO NOT CALL THIS NUMBER FOR SOLICITATION REQUESTS.
Note: Faxed solicitation requests can be submitted to OC-ALC/PKXDA,
Tinker AFB OK 73145-3015, FAX NUMBER (405)739-5411. See Note
(s) 26.
CITE: (I-177 SN089552)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 66--Instruments and Laboratory Equipment
OFFADD: Oc-Alc/Dir Contracting/Commodities, 3001 Staff Dr Ste
2ah77a, Tinker Air Force Base Ok 73145-3028
SUBJECT: 66--RECORDER-REPRODUCER
SOL F34601-97-R-0091
DUE 081597
POC For copy, Tonne Johnson/Lidic/[405]739-3455, For additional
information contact Tonne Johnson/Lidic/[405]739-3455
DESC: Item 0001 NSN 6610-01-364-0159LN P/N: 170493-01-01, 7.25
inches long x 6.20 inches widex 7.00 inches high. Non-corrosive
Aluminum Alloy and electronic components. Collects structural
flight data, ground loads Data and airframe and engine data
C-17 Aircraft 6ea. Applicable to: C17 Aircraft. Destn: DOUGLASS
AIRCRAFT COMPANY, CARSON, CA. Delivery: 01 DEC 97 7 ea Item
0002 NSN 6610-01-364-0159LN Recorder-Reproducer P/N: 170493-01-01,
7.25 inches long x 6.20 inches widex 7.00 inches high. Non-corrosive
Aluminum Alloy and electronic components. Collects structural
flight data, ground loads Data and airframe and engine data
C-17 Aircraft 6ea. Applicable to: C17 Aircraft. Destn: DOUGLASS
AIRCRAFT COMPANY, CARSON, CA. Delivery: 01 DEC 97 6 ea Qualification
requirements: Sources must be qualified prior to being considered
for award. The solicitation will contain instructions for obtaining
further information on this requirement. The requirements of
FAR 9.202(A) have been completed and copies of the qualification
requirements and standards may be obtained as described in
the solicitation. These qualification requirements apply to
line item(s) all The approximate issue/response date will be
16 Jul 97. The anticipated award date will be. Written procedure
will be used for this solicitation. To: Smiths Industries,
Grand Rapids Mi 49508-3469. No telephone requests. Only written
or faxed requests received directly from the requestor are
acceptable. All responsible sources solicited may submit a
bid, proposal, or quotation which shall be considered. Authority:
10 U.S.C. 2304(C)(1), Justification: Supplies (or Services)
required are available from only one or a limited number of
responsible source(s) and no other type of supplies or services
will satisfy agency requirements.
CITE: (I-177 SN089555)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 66--Instruments and Laboratory Equipment
OFFADD: Wr-Alc/Lfk, 296 Cochran St, Robins Air Force Base Ga
31098-1622
SUBJECT: 66--GYROSCOPE
SOL F09603-97-Q-20146
DUE 081597
POC For copy, WR-ALC/PKXOC include mfg code, For additional information
contact Kathy Canady/Lfkb/[912]926-6773
DESC: Item 0001 NSN 6615-01-432-6690FX P/N: 253958-1, Dim: 2.4
x 1.15 inches; Material: Multiple; Function: F-15 MSIP gunship.
10ea. Applicable to: F-15 Acft. Destn: Robins Air Force Base
Ga 31098-1622. Delivery: 15 Aug 97 10 ea Fax number 912-926-7572.
The approximate issue/response date will be 16 Jul 97. The
anticipated award date will be 29 Aug 97. Written procedure
will be used for this solicitation. To: Hughes Aircraft Co,
Los Angeles Ca 90009-2426. No telephone requests. Only written
or faxed requests received directly from the requestor are
acceptable. All responsible sources solicited may submit a
bid, proposal, or quotation which shall be considered. Authority:
10 U.S.C. 2304(C)(1), Justification: Supplies (or Services)
required are available from only one or a limited number of
responsible source(s) and no other type of supplies or services
will satisfy agency requirements. See Note (s) 22, 26.
CITE: (I-177 SN089569)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 68--Chemicals and Chemical Products
OFFADD: Eldorado National Forest, 100 Forni Road, Placerville,
CA 95667
SUBJECT: 68--NURSERY SOIL FUMIGATION
SOL RFQ-R5-03-97-38
DUE 072597
POC Kathy Griffin, Contracting Officer, 916-622-5061
DESC: Soil injuction fumigation of approximately 18.25 acres
of Nursery Fields located in 4 blocks. Fumigation is to be
with 67% Methyl Bromide plus 33% Chloropicrin at a rate of
350 pounds per acre. Includes pick-up and disposal of fumigation
tarp. Project is located at the Placerville Nursery, 5 miles
East of Placerville, CA. Estimated start date is 08/11/97.
Solicitation issue date is approximately 07/10/97. A current
State of California Agriculture Pest Control Operator license
is required for application of chemicals.
CITE: (W-176 SN089048)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 68--Chemicals and Chemical Products
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 68--TONER, INDIRECT ELECTROSTATIC PROCESSING
SOL SP0450-97-Q-N841
DUE 080697
POC Contact: for copies of RFP/IFB solicitations, phone or writ
E DSCR Attn: DSCR-JDPC Richmond VA 23297-5803/sue crol L/buyer/AC421/ac:
804-279-4352/fax: 804-279-6008. for copies of RFQ solicitations,
contact eugenra Tucker/AC: 804-279-3531/fax: 804-279-6347.
DESC: PR-NO: YPG97143000721, SP045097QN841 NSN 6850-01-416-7995,
toner, indirect electrostatic processing; unit qty is 1 each;
remanufactured toner cartridges shall meet DSCR purchase description
6850-1B, type VIII dated 26 January 1997. Specifications, plans
or drawings relating to the procurement described are not available
and cannot be furnished by the government. delivery schedule
- 45 days ARO; unrestricted procurement; ABVM applies - the
final contract award decision may be based upon a combination
of price, past performance and other evaluation factors as
described in the solicitation. solicitation will be made in
writing; anticipated award date is September 1997. All responsible
sources may submit offer which DGSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089105)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 68--Chemicals and Chemical Products
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 68--RODENTICIDAL BAIT, ANTICOAGULANT
SOL SP0450-97-Q-N868
DUE 080697
POC Contact: for copies of RFP/IFB solicitations, phone or writ
E DSCR Attn: DSCR-JDPC Richmond VA 23297-5803/sue crol L/buyer/AC421/ac:
804-279-4352/fax: 804-279-6008. for copies of RFQ solicitations,
contact eugenra Tucker/AC: 804-279-3531/fax: 804-279-6347.
DESC: PR-NO: YPG97154001209, SP045097QN868 NSN 6840-00-089-4664,
rodenticidal bait, anticoagulant; cutsheet for 6840-00-089-4664;
dated 20 Nov 87; unit carton contains forty 8 OZ. blocks; EPA
registration and labeling is required; IAW NR MIL-STD-129M
for SL marking; dated 93 Jun 15; type II shelf-life 24 MOS;
delivery schedule: 45 days ARO; ABVM applies - the final contract
award decision may be based upon a combination of price, past
performance and other evaluation factors as described in the
solicitation. Total small business (SB) set-aside (NOTE 1);
solicitation will be made in writing; anticipated award date
is September 1997. All responsible sources may submit offer
which DGSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089107)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 68--Chemicals and Chemical Products
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 68--TONER, INDIRECT ELECTROSTATIC PROCESS
SOL SP0450-97-R-1389
DUE 070897
POC Contact: for copies of RFP/IFB solicitations (available at
least 15 days from announcement, phone or write DGSC a ttn:
DGSC-JJAB Richmond VA 23297-5312 AC (804)279-3350. POC Julie
Tillery DSCR-JDPC/804-2793537.
DESC: PR-NO: YPG97125001947 NSN 6850-01-357-9991, toner, indirect
electrostatic Proc remanufactured toner cartridges 3,000 EA
Del to Richmond VA 23297 delivery 50 days ARO option to increase
quantity 100% ABVM will apply at time of award this solicitation
will be made in writing and is setaside for small business
(see NOTE 1) anticipated award date is Sep 97.
CITE: (I-177 SN089163)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 68--Chemicals and Chemical Products
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 68--ADDITIVE, THERMAL STABILIZING, JET FUEL
SOL SP0450-97-Q-N827
DUE 080497
POC Contact: for copies of RFP/IFB solicitations, phone or writ
E DSCR Attn: DSCR-JDPC Richmond VA 23297-5803/sue crol L/buyer/AC421/ac:
804-279-4352/fax: 804-279-6008. for copies of RFQ solicitations,
contact eugenra Tucker/AC: 804-279-3531/fax: 804-279-6347.
DESC: PR-NO: YPG97139001510, YPG97127000472, SPO45097QN827; NSN
6850-01-432-7105, additive, thermal stabilizing, jet fuel;
betz labs P/N: spec-aid 8Q462; specifications, plans or drawings
relating to the procurement described are not available and
cannot be furnished by the government. delivery schedule: 45
days ARO; ABVM applies - the final contract award decision
may be based upon a combination of price, past performance
and other evaluation factors as described in the solicitation.
this is a critical application item; solicitation will be made
in writing; anticipated award date is September 1997. All responsible
sources may submit offer which DGSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089172)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 70--General-Purpose Information Technology Equipment
OFFADD: HSC/PKO, 8005 9th St, Bldg 625, Brooks AFB, TX 78235-5353
SUBJECT: 70--COMMUNICATION ANALYZER,SYSTEM WATCH SOFTWARE AND
SPECTRA RF MODEM
SOL F41622-97-RA163
POC POC Bill Lucas, Contract Specialist, (210) 536-6222
DESC: Brooks AFB Operational Contracting intends to negotiate
with Motorola Inc, 15403 Forest Peak, San Antonio TX 78232,
on a sole source basis. Only one responsible source can meet
the requirement for the following: 1) Communications analyzer,
battery pack, 5 year extended warranty 2) SWIT SFTWR 1-10
SYS/HDWR Key, ENH: Remote Monitor, ENH: Radio Trace, Add:UPS,
Add:RimII W/Cables, Guide Systemwatch II user 3) Spectra RF
Modem, Spectra UHF RF Modem, Add:Control Station Operation,
Add:Antenna 1/4 Wave UHF, 4) Antenna, UHF YAGI NFE 10.0 DB
5) Transmission Line and Coaxial Cable Protector, 1/4" Superflex
poly HKT per foot, 1/4" (PLTD) N Plug Ant, 1/4" (PLTD) N PLUG
STA, 1/4" X 8' S-FLEX Jumper W/NP&MUP, COAX Protector. This
system is compatible with the Motorola equipment currently
in place. A sole source contract is anticipated on a firm
fixed price basis. This notice is published for information
purposes only and no solicitation document is available.

CITE: (W-176 SN089020)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 70--General-Purpose Information Technology Equipment
OFFADD: The Library of Congress, Contracts and Logistics, 1701
Brightseat Road, Landover, MD 20785
SUBJECT: 70--AUTOMATED WAREHOUSE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM SOFTWARE AND
RELATED HARDWARE
SOL RFP97-22
DUE 081497
POC Helen S. Mathura, Contracting Officer, 202-707-8609
DESC: The Library of Congress requires commercially available
software, related hardware, installation, and maintenance support
to control and enable real-time management of materials received,
stored, temporarily staged and distributed. The software to
be installed on an IBM RS-6000 server located in the Library
of Congress, James Madison Bldg., Washington, DC, will be accessed
via existing communication routers by the Landover Center Annex,
Landover, MD and by the Taylor Street Annex, Washington, DC
and from there by multistate centers via the internet for a
total not to exceed 50 users at all sites. Compatible hardware
requirements include bar code readers/scanners, radio frequency
equipment, bar code printers, and pen-based portable data terminals.
Request for solicitation to be issued approx. 7/11/97 must
be in writing and may be faxed to 202-707-8611. Ref. RFP97-22
LINKURL: http://www.loc.gov
LINKDESC:
EMAILADD: asli@loc.gov
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (D-176 SN089022)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 70--General-Purpose Information Technology Equipment
OFFADD: NCCOSC RDTE Division, Code D214B, 53570 Silvergate Avenue,
Bldg. A33, San Diego, CA 92152-5113
SUBJECT: 70--ADP SUPPLIES
SOL N66001-97-Q-1009
DUE 071597
POC Purchasing Agent, Ms. Janice Carey, Code D221, (619)524-2732.
Contracting Officer, Ms. Chris Lewis, (619)524-2728.
DESC: Government intends to award on a sole source basis : 2
each of a Total Control Netserver 116-enet (same features as
in TCH. ,US Robotics P/N 001089-0), 70 each of a modem courier
28.8int v.34 19.2kbps stampede sw IBM-PC model (US Robotics
P/N 001223-0) and 81 each of PROCOMM PLUS v4.0 for Win95 CD-ROM
(Datastorm P/N 90-4040-08). "No RFQ will be prepared or made
available for distribution. Award will be based on evaluation
of responsive, responsible quotations received in response
to this CBD advertisement. Competitive awards may be based
on the evaluation criteria stipulated in the Red,Yellow,Green(RYG)
Contractor Evaluation System. The evaluation criteria is available
upon request at phone number (619)524-2809. Questions may be
directed to Janice Carey at (619) 524 2732. Facsimile quotations
are acceptable and must be received on or before the COB on
the closing date stated above. Facsimile quotations may be
sent to (619)524-2412,3407, or 2440." See Numbered notes from
any Monday edition of the CBD, 22. "Note 22 applies,however,
all offers received within 15 days(in lieu of 45 days) after
date of publication of original synopsis will be considered
by the government." The applicable standard industrial code
(SIC) is 3571, 1000 employees.
CITE: (W-176 SN089036)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 70--General-Purpose Information Technology Equipment
OFFADD: Patent and Trademark Office, Office of Procurement, Box
6, Washington, DC 20231
SUBJECT: 70--CONTINUATION/EXTENSION OF NOVELL MASTER LICENSE
AGREEMENT FOR SOFTWARE MAINTENANCE
SOL 40PTO703606
DUE 071097
POC Joan Hanicak, 703-305-8069, Contract Specialist
DESC: The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) intends to
procure on a sole source basis an extension for maintenance
of its installed base of Novell "Intranetware" and "Netware
for SAA" under the framework of an existing Master License
Agreement which is currently held with General Technology Incorporated
of Newport Beach, California. GTI is a small, woman owned business
and is a Novell authorized MLA Fulfillment Agent. The installed
base at the USPTO requires continuation of the MLA for maintenance
of 5,500 existing nodes of Intranetware and 762 nodes of Neware
for SAA. This requirement is being met on a sole source basis
to ensure timely continuation and extension of the existing
license agreement as well as the ability to take advantage
of valuable discount offers. The USPTO will not be procuring
any additional software licenses. This product is a commercial
item but will be issued as a delivery order within the simplified
acquisition threshold. See Note 22.
CITE: (W-176 SN089053)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 70--General-Purpose Information Technology Equipment
OFFADD: Asc/Pkwr Area C Bldg 1 Rm 111, 1940 Allbrook Drive Ste
3, Wright-Patterson Afb Oh 45433-5309
SUBJECT: 70--SOFTWARE LICENSE
SOL F33601-97-R--0175
DUE 071197
POC For copy, G. Johnson/Pkwre/[937]257-6721, For additional
information contact G. Johnson/Pkwre/[937]257-6721
DESC: This is a combined synopsis/solicitation for commerical
items prepared in accordance with the format in FAR Subpart
12.6, as supplemented with additional information included
in this notice. The announcement constitutes the only solicitation;
proposals are being requested and a written solicitation will
not be issued. This solicitation is issued as a Request for
Proposal (RFP) and this includes all provisions and clauses
in effect thru FAC 90-40. This is a Sole Source requirement
IAW FAR 6.302-1. This RFP has one (1) line item: 0001 - 1 ea
CSA/NASTRAN software license and support service for the Silicon
Graphics Power Challenge 2 to 4 processor R1000. Ship to: WL/DOISF,
2130 Eighth Street, Bldg 45, WPAFB OH 45433-7542, Delivery
required with 30 days of award, Net 30, FOB destination. The
following clauses and provisions apply: 52.212-1 and 52.212-3.
Clause 52.212-4 and 52.212-5 shall be included with any offer.
WPAFB intends to award to Computerized Structural Analysis
& Research Corp, 25899 Twelve Mile Rd, Southfield MI. P.O.C:
G. Johnson, ASC/PKWRS, Wright Patterson AFB OH. Fax number:
937-257-6390. The approximate issue/response date will be 26
Jun 97. The anticipated award date will be 18 Jul 97. Written
procedure will be used for this solicitation. No telephone
requests. Only written or faxed requests received directly
from the requestor are acceptable. All responsible sources
solicited may submit a bid, proposal, or quotation which shall
be considered. Authority: 10 U.S.C. 2304(C)(1), Justification:
Supplies (or Services) required are available from only one
or a limited number of responsible source(s) and no other type
of supplies or services will satisfy agency requirements. The
proposed contract action is for supplies and services for which
the Government intends to solicit and negotiate with only one,
or a limited number of sources under the authority of FAR 6.302.
Interested persons may identify their interest and capability
to respond to the requirement or submit proposals. This notice
of intent is not a request for competitive proposals. However,
all proposals received within forty five-days (thirty days
if award is issued under an existing basic ordering agreement)
after date of publication of this synopsis will be considered
by the Government. A Determination by the Government not to
compete this proposed contract based upon responses to this
notice is solely within the discretion of the Government. Information
received will normally be considered solely for the purpose
of determining whether to conduct a competitive procurement.
An Ombudsman has been established for this acquisition. The
only purpose of the Ombudsman is to receive and communicate
serious concerns from potential offerors, when potential offerors
prefer not to use established channels to communicate their
concerns. Potential offerors should use established channels
to request information, pose questions, and voice concerns
before resorting to the Ombudsman. Potential offerors are invited
to contact the ASC Ombudsman, Mr. Michael S. Coalson. Mailing
address: ASC/SYI, Bldg 52; 2475 K Street, Suite 1; WPAFB OH;
45433-7642; Telephone: (937)255-9279, ext 232; e-mail: coalsoms@sy.wpafb.af.mil
with serious concerns only. See Note (s) 22.
CITE: (I-177 SN089081)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 70--General-Purpose Information Technology Equipment
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 70--DISC CARTRIDGE
SOL SP0900-97-R-A017
DUE 070397
POC Contact: for copy of solicitation FAX 614-692-2262 or mail
request to Defense Supply Center Columbus, PO Box 1659 5, DSCC-PBAB,
Columbus, OH 43216-6595. contact contrac ting officer for information
(name/phone)
DESC: PR-NO: ARE97126000600 NSN 7045-01-270-5673, CAGE F6481
Part No 91698951 CAGE 28480 Part No 97907A no additional descriptive
data available other than full and open competition. Part numbered
item. Products offered claue applies. Various increments solicited
from: 650-999 EA; 1000-1999 EA; 2000-2499 EA; 2500-2999 EA;
3000-3999 EA. PR quantity: 1300 EA. Deliver to: SW0400 - Richmond
VA. Delivery schedule: 180 days ARO. Set aside type: unrestricted
(sole source/single source)(no preference). Size standard:
1000. All responsible sources may submit offer which DESC shall
consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089201)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 70--General-Purpose Information Technology Equipment
OFFADD: Bureau of the Census, Procurement Office, FOB #3, Room
1541, Washington,(Suitland, MD) DC 20233
SUBJECT: 70--SOFTWARE, MAINTENANCE AND TRAINING
SOL 19-7-171
POC Linda Catterton, 301-457-1840
DESC: The Bureau of the Census intends to award a sole source
contract to Newmarket Software Systems Inc., 135 Commerce Way,
Portsmouth, NH for the following: Breeze Sales and Catering
Software Package, including training and maintenance for three
years which includes future upgrades and 24-hour unlimited
customer support. All responsible sources who can provide the
above requirements shall submit written quotations, no later
than 15 days from the published date of this announcement.
No RFQ will be issued. Request for solicitations will be considered
non-responsive. All questions must be submitted in written
format and mailed to the above address or faxed to (301)457-1785.
Quotations must be mailed to the above address. If no responses
are received the award will be made to Newmarket. This requirement
is 100% set-aside for small business concerns.
CITE: (W-177 SN089248)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 70--General-Purpose Information Technology Equipment
OFFADD: Department of Veterans Affairs (381), Austin Automation
Center, 1615 E. Woodward St., Austin, TX 78772
SUBJECT: 70--ADP SOFTWARE
SOL RFP 200-13-97
POC Darleen W. Gravell, Contracting Officer, 512/326-6501
DESC: The Department of Veterans Affairs Austin Automation Center,
Austin, Texas intends to negotiate sole source with Phoenix
Software International for a perpetual software license. The
license to be acquired is (E)JES/MVS; this product is JES3
print spool display software which is critical to the control
of the Austin Automation Center operations. All responses from
responsible sources will be considered. As a result of analyzing
responses to this synopsis of intent, the Contracting Officer
may determine that a solicitation will be issued. If a solicitation
is issued, no additional synopsis will be published. Any such
solicitation will be issued to the intended vendor and all
firms that response to this synopsis with pricing and literature
demonstrating the compatibility to the Phoenix (E)JES/MVS and
the ability to meet the government's requirement. All responses
must be submitted in writing within 15 calendar days of publication
of this notice.
CITE: (W-177 SN089263)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 70--General-Purpose Information Technology Equipment
OFFADD: Defense Information Systems Agency, DITCO-NCR, 701 South
Court House Road, Arlington, VA 22204-2199
SUBJECT: 70--PURCHASE OF ORACLE ENTERPRISE MANAGER PERFORMANCE
PACK SOFTWARE AND ONE YEAR OF SILVER SUPPORT
SOL DCA100-97-Q-0129
DUE 071197
POC POC: Charlotte Hunter, Contract Specialist, (703) 607-6892
or Contracting Officer Leo Milanowski, (703) 607-6908
DESC: This action was originally posted in the CBDNet dated 06/23/97
and identified as a combined synopsis/request for quotation
DCA100-97-Q-0129. This modification provides further clarification
of the requirement. The following is DELETED from the synopsis;
" The Specific Make and Model Procurement is as follows: (1)
Oracle Enterprise Manager Performance Pack Software (328 each);
and, (2) One (1) year SILVER support."; and is REPLACED with:
" The Specific Make and Model Procurement is as follows: Oracle
Enterprise Manager Performance Pack Software and one (1) year
SILVER support to be added to existing Network Server Option.
Concurrent user license is 328. The Enterprise Manager Performance
Pack software will be used to monitor an existing Oracle database
utilized by WWOLS-R (World-Wide On-Line System Replacement).
Maintenance support services include telephone assistance as
required and automatic shipment updates as released." All other
information publicized in the original synopsis is correct.

CITE: (W-177 SN089265)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 70--General-Purpose Information Technology Equipment
OFFADD: HQ Electronic Systems Center, Engineering and Program
Management Directorate (ESC/AXS), 5 Eglin St., Hanscom AFB,
MA 01731-2116
SUBJECT: 70--WORD PROCESSORS AND DESKTOP PUBLISHERS FOR ELECTRONIC
SYSTEMS PRODUCT LINE
SOL N/A
POC National Product Line Asset Center (NPLACE) Suitability Testing
Representative, 1-800-495-3877.
DESC: The West Virginia High Technology Consortium (WVHTC) Foundation,
a 501(c)3 non-profit organization tasked to be an impartial
participant in suitability testing commercial off-the-shelf
software products for the USAF Electronic Systems Center (ESC),
is seeking fully developed Word Processor and Desktop Publisher
products for suitability testing. As part of an overall plan
for acquisition reform, ESC is implementing a product line
acquisition strategy that leverages extensive use of commercial
off-the-shelf software components. This approach was described
in CBD announcement PSA-1493, Section 58, December 19, 1995.
ESC is ready to begin the suitability testing phase for the
Word Processor and Desktop Publisher component area of the
Generic Command Center Architecture (GCCA) developed under
the PRISM program. Software vendors are encouraged to submit
fully functional evaluation copies of Word Processor and Desktop
Publisher software that runs on Solaris 2.x and/or Windows
NT for suitability testing against the Word Processor and Desktop
Publisher criteria, and for placement on the Command Center
Product Line Product List (PLPL). To obtain a copy of the product
submittal package or for more information, contact the NPLACE
Word Processor and Desktop Publisher Suitability Testing Representative
at 1-800-495-3877 or through the world-wide-web at http://www.nplace.wvhtf.org.
Interested sources should contact NPLACE within 30 days of
the publication of this synopsis. All responsible concerns
may submit suitable products for testing and all such submittals
will be considered without prejudice. This synopsis does not
commit the WVHTC Foundation or the Government to a procurement
action.
CITE: (I-177 SN089330)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 70--General-Purpose Information Technology Equipment
OFFADD: Operational & Central Support Contracting Divsion, Building
1, Area C, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio 45433-5309
SUBJECT: 70--COMPUTER SOFTWARE AND ASSOCIATED TRAINING
SOL F33600-97-R-0078
POC Dan Schaetzle, Contract Specialist, (937) 257-4774, ext.
4414. Dianna C. Aniton, Contracting Officer, (937) 257-2698,
ext. 4409.
DESC: NSN 7030--The Air Force intends to purchase the following
software and associated training. Line Item 0001--2 ea Software
Upgrade, includes Clinical Reporter software for Emergency
Medicine, P/N: CR-SW-UP-S. Line Item 0002--1 ea Clinical Reporter
interface to CHCS to pull down patient demographics from CHCS
to Clinical Reporter, 90 day warranty, P/N: CHCS-CR-EM. Line
Item 0003--2 ea, Advanced Training, on-site, one 3-day visit
for up to 6 users, P/N: TRN-ADV-3. Line Item 0004--2 ea Follow-up
Training, on-site, one 2-day visit for up to 6 users, P/N:
TRN-FOL-2. A purchase order shall be issued to Kurzweil Applied
Intelligence, Inc.; 411 Waverly Oaks Road, Suite 350; Waltham,
MA 02154. All responses received from responsible sources on
or before 15 days from this publication will be fully considered.
No telephone or electronic mail requests will be accepted.
Only written or faxed requests received directly from the requester
are acceptable. This notice of intent is not a request for
competitive proposals. A determination by the Air Force not
to compete this proposed contract based upon responses to this
notice is solely within the discretion of the Air Force. Information
received will normally be considered solely for the purpose
of determining whether to conduct a competitive procurement.
No award will be made solely on basis of responses received.
As a result of analyzing responses to this synopsis of intent,
the contracting officer may determine that a solicitation will
be issued to the intended schedule vendor and all firms that
respond to this synopsis of intent or otherwise request a copy
of the solicitation. Authority: 10 U.S.C. 2304(c)(1), Justification:
Supplies (or Services) required are available from only one
or a limited number of responsible source(s) and no other type
of supplies or services will satisfy agency requirements. An
Ombudsman has been established for this acquisition. The ONLY
purpose of the Ombudsman is to receive and communicate serious
concerns from potential offerors when an offeror prefers not
to use established channels to communicate his/her concern
during the proposed development phase of this acquisition.
Potential offerors should use established channels to request
information, pose questions, and voice concerns before resorting
to use of the Ombudsman, Mr. Michael S. Coalson. Mailing address:
ASC/SYI; Building 52; 2475 K Street, Suite 1; WPAFB, OH 45433-7642;
Telephone: (937) 255-9279, ext. 232; e-mail: coalsoms~@sy.wpafb.af.mil
with serious concerns only. Routine communication concerning
this acquisition should be directed to Dan Schaetzle, (513)
257-4774, ext. 4414 or FAX (513) 257-6390.
CITE: (M-177 SN089482)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 73--Food Preparation and Serving Equipment
OFFADD: VA Medical Center (04-90C), 1201 N.W. 16th Street, Miami,
FL 33125
SUBJECT: 73--TITLE: FREEZER AND COOLER COMBINATION
SOL 546-09-97
DUE 072197
POC Linda Banko, 305-324-3296
DESC: THE FREEZER AND COOLER COMBINATION RFQ 546- 09 -97 This
is a combined synopsis/solicitation for commercial items prepared
in accordance with the format in subpart 12.6, as supplemented
with additional information included in this notice. This announcement
constitutes the only solicitation; proposals are being requested.
Solicitation RFQ 546-09 -97 is issued as a request for proposal
and incorporates provisions and clauses that are in effect
through Federal Acquisition Circular 46. The Standard Industrial
Classification Code (SIC) is 3585 Small Business Size Standard
is 500 Employees Replacement equipment: 1 Vendor will supply
all parts,labor and material for the complete installation
of s combination freezer/Cooler. 2. The freezer and cooler
combination provided under this specification shall be prefabricated
of modular design. Panels shall be constructed to allow for
easy, accurate field assembly with provisions to facilitate
future enlargement or relocation. Equipment shall meet or exceed
current requirements of the following specifications: electrical
components shall meet the requirements of the national electrical
code (NEC); refrigeration components shall meet the specifications
established by the American Society of Heating, Refrigeration
and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE). Standard panels must
be a maximum widths of 48" and fully interchangeable for ease
of installation. Corner panels are in accordance with the floor
plan. Tongue and groove perimeter edge of panels for proper
alignment. All panels shall be provided with cam- action panel
fasteners. Locks shall be in plastic locks with access hole
for hex wrench. Access holes shall be covered with snap caps.
Freezer: insulation shall be a 4" thick class 1, rigid urethane
foam, 1.9 to 2.2 lb. Cu.ft. Polystyrene 1.0 lb./cu ft.density.
The thermal conductivity factor ("k") shall not exceed 0.24
btu/h/sq.ft. /degree f/in. Installation shall be a 97 closed
cell structure, UL classified 10 flame spread, 130 smoked developed.
The "r" factor for "4" insulation is 16.4. The exterior wall,
and ceiling finish shall be 26 guage, white embossed galvanized
steel.and ceiling finish shall be mill, smooth, stainless steel,
no.304,3 finish. The existing building floor is to remain with
no new floor being installed. Door: freezer: one (1) 5'x7',
infitting door, switch with pilot light, electric door heater,
heavy duty chrome hardware, inside safety release handle and
padlock provision on single point latch. Cooler: one (1) 5'x7',
infitting door, switch with pilot light, heavy duty chrome
hardware, inside safety release handle and padlock provision
on single point latch. 2 freezer: 38,800 total btu/h one (1)
complete remote mount system to include: one (1) water cooled
condensing unit, 208-230v/ 3 phase/ 60 hz, using r-22 freon
balanced with two (2) standard velocity electric defrost evaporators;
sight glass, dryer, pressure control, expansions valve, industrial
thermostat, solenoid, coil, drain heater, heat exchanger, timer,
vibration eliminator; (5) year compressor warranty (by contractor),
and one (1) year parts warranty. Evap units are 208-230v/ single
phase. 3 cooler: 28,600 total btu/h one (1) complete remote
mount system to include: one (1) water cooled condensing unit,
208-230v/ 3 phase/ 60 hz, using r-22 freon) balanced with two
(2) standard velocity air defrost evaporators; sight glass,
dryer, pressure control, expansion valve, industrial thermostat,
solenoid, coil, vibration eliminator; five (5) year compressor
warranty (by contractor), And one (1) year parts warranty.
New installation of lights in cooler and freezer. 4 misc. Equipment:
0ne (1) remote dial thermometer per room. Aluminum angle to
affix to floor. Mastic sealant for panel joints. Metal clad
ceiling stringer. 0ne (1) presure relief vent shall be provided
to equalize the difference to pressure between the interior
and exterior of the frezer. Optional water regulating valves
for condensing units. 5 Disassemble and remove refrigerator/freezer
structure and all of its components. Installation of new refrigerator/freezer
to include all connections to existing utilities. These connections
need to be coordinated with the VA's Purchasing Agent technical
represenative. Contractor is required to provide operation/service
(maintenance) manuals with each piece of equipment. The provision
at 852.210-70, Service Data Manuals, 852-210-75, Technical
Industry Standards (APR 1984), 52.212-1, Instruction to Offerors-Commercial
items; 52.212-2, Evaluation-Commercial items, the following
factors shall be used to evaluate offers: (1) Price. (2) Warranty.
(3) On-site training. (4) Delivery time. A completed copy of
the provision at 52.212-3, Offers Representations and Certifications-Commericial
items, 52.212.-4, Contract Terms and Conditions - Commericial
Items. 52.212-5 Contract Terms and Conditions Required to Implement
Statutes or Executive Orders-Commercial Items also apply. 52.222-26,
Equal Opportunity (E.O. 11246). 52.222.-35, Affirmative Action
for Special disabled and Vietnam Era Veterans (38 U.S.C.4212).
52.222-36, Affirmative Action for Handicapped Workers (29U.S.C.793).
52.222-37, Employment Reports on Special disabled Veterans
and Veterans of the Vietnam Era (38 U.S.C4212). 52.225-3, Buy
American Act-Supplies (41 U.S.C.10). 52.225-18, European Union
Sanction for End Products (E.O. 12849). and 52.232-33 Mandatory
Information for Electronic Funds Transfer Payment (Aug. 1996),
Warranty Consideration on parts and labor, Service Manual.
Please submit proposal to Linda Banko, Purchasing Agent at
FRMS (90F), V.A. Medical Center, 1201 N.W. 16th Street, Miami,
Florida 33125 on or before 7/15/97. Faxed proposals will be
accepted fax number 305-324-3234. Government will NOT be responsible
for any failure attributed to the transmission or receipt of
their proposal. This RFQ is 100% set-aside for small business
concerns.
EMAILADD: BANKO.LINDA@MIAMI.VA.GOV
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089088)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 76--Books, Maps and Other Publications
OFFADD: National Interagency Fire Center, Bureau of Land Management,
3833 S. Development Avenue, Boise, ID 83705-5354
SUBJECT: 76--FIRE PREVENTION FIELD USER GUIDES
SOL R220Q970020
DUE 091997
POC Contracting Officer, Kay Ryan, 208-387-5717
DESC: Develop six (6) individual wildland agency fire prevention
field user guides for use by local wildland fire agency personnel.
Guides shall cover the specific functional areas of: 1) Equipment,
Industrial, and Construction Operations, 2) Recreation Areas,
3) Exhibits and Displays, 4) Show-me Trips and Tours, 5) Fire
Prevention Strategies, and 6) Effective Prevention Patrolling.
Each functional area guide shall outline and describe the necessary
steps and processes, in chronological order, to reduce: 1)
the occurrence of unwanted wildland fires, 2) the loss of natural
resources, and 3) the loss to public and private property.
The guides shall effectively describe how these steps and processes
are best accomplished by fire prevention and other agency personnel.
They shall also describe how specific fire prevention actions
are effective in reducing wildland fires in the human-caused
categories of: 1) Campfires, 2) Smoking, 3) Fire Use, 4) Incendiary,
5) Equipment Use, 6) Railroads, 7) Juveniles, and 8) Miscellaneous.
Delivery of one of each of the guides to the address in note
7 is anticipated by April 1998. Procurement is a 100% small-business
set-aside and only written offers will be accepted. Negotiated
contracting procedures will be used for the award. The anticipated
award date is September 19, 1997. For a copy of the solicitation
package, submit a written request stating name, address, and
solicitation number (R220Q970020) to the address in note 7.
Requests for the solicitation package will be accepted via
facsimile machine at 208-387-5574 to ATTN: Kay. All offers
submitted from responsible sources will be considered. Submit
written proposals by COB September 10, 1997.
CITE: (W-176 SN089043)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 76--Books, Maps and Other Publications
OFFADD: National Imagery and Mapping Agency, Attn: PCO-E MS D-5,
4600 Sangamore Road, Bethesda, MD 20816-5003
SUBJECT: 76--DIGITAL NAUTICAL CHARTS
SOL NMA30197P0300
DUE 081597
POC Contact Ken Popkin, Contracting Officer, 301-227-1904, FAX
301-227-4793
DESC: The National Imagery and Mapping Agency (NIMA) intends
to issue multiple Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQs)
contracts for the generation and maintenance of Digital Nautical
Chart (DNC) libraries. Performance requires digitizing/scanning
of litho or film separates which are converted into topologically
structured vector data, tagged with feature and attributed
information, transformed to geographic referencing schemes,
edge matched, and separated into tiles. Maintenance will require
updating of libraries from hardcopy and/or softcopy GFI. A
DNC library has filed data covering both contiguous and non
contiguous areas in one of four chart scale bands: namely,
Harbor, Approach, Coastal, and General. This effort encompasses
NIMA's full inventory of nautical charts. Contractors will
be required to prepare and deliver a final product on a 2.4
Exabyte Magnetic Tape in accordance with Military Standards
for Vector Product Format. Requests for this solicitation must
be made in writing. All reponsive and responsible offerors
will be considered. No telephone requests will be accepted.
See Note 23.
CITE: (I-177 SN089278)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 76--Books, Maps and Other Publications
OFFADD: National Imagery and Mapping Agency, Attn: PCO-E MS D-5,
4600 Sangamore Road, Bethesda, MD 20816-5003
SUBJECT: 76--DIGITAL NAUTICAL CHARTS
SOL NMA30197R0300
DUE 081597
POC Contact Ken Popkin, Contracting Officer, 301-227-1904, FAX
301-227-4793
DESC: The National Imagery and Mapping Agency (NIMA) intends
to issue multiple Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQs)
contracts for the generation and maintenance of Digital Nautical
Chart (DNC) libraries. Performance requires digitizing/scanning
of litho or film separates which are converted into topologically
structured vector data, tagged with feature and attributed
information, transformed to geographic referencing schemes,
edge matched, and separated into tiles. Maintenance will require
updating of libraries from hardcopy and/or softcopy GFI. A
DNC library has filed data covering both contiguous and non
contiguous areas in one of four chart scale bands: namely,
Harbor, Approach, Coastal, and General. This effort encompasses
NIMA's full inventory of nautical charts. Contractors will
be required to prepare and deliver a final product on a 2.4
Exabyte Magnetic Tape in accordance with Military Standards
for Vector Product Format. Requests for this solicitation must
be made in writing. All reponsive and responsible offerors
will be considered. No telephone requests will be accepted.
See Note 23.
CITE: (I-177 SN089296)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 76--Books, Maps and Other Publications
OFFADD: National Imagery and Mapping Agency, Attn: PCO-E MS D-5,
4600 Sangamore Road, Bethesda, MD 20816-5003
SUBJECT: 76--DIGITAL NAUTICAL CHARTS
SOL NMA30197P0300
DUE 081597
POC Contact Ken Popkin, Contracting Officer, 301-227-1904, FAX
301-227-4793
DESC: Cancel previous CBD announcement with the number NMA30197P0300.
Re-submitted correctly with NMA30197R0300.
CITE: (I-177 SN089298)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 81--Containers, Packaging and Packing Supplies
OFFADD: Directorate Of Contracting, Oo-Alc 6050 Gum Lane/Bldg
1215, Hill Air Force Base, Ut 84056-5825
SUBJECT: 81--CNU-431/E (V/2)
SOL F42630-97-R-27076
DUE 081597
POC For copy, PKX-2/Pamala Chaffee/(FAX)801-777-7522, For additional
information contact Genee Ringel/Likm/[801]775-2093
DESC: Item 0001 NSN 8140-01-395-4914 P/N: 8644140-50, 70ea. Applicable
to: Aim-120. Destn: HMSC Tucson AZ 85704 and Letterkenny Army
Depot Chambersburg PA. Delivery: 29 May 98 70 ea Item 0002
NSN 8140-01-428-1840 Cnu-572/E Container P/N: 9531500-10, 130ea.
Applicable to: Aim-120. Destn: Accudyne Corp Palm Bay FL 32909.
Delivery: 29 May 98 130 ea Item 0003 NSN 8140-01-285-7178 Cnu-431/E
Container P/N: 8644140-10, 56ea. Applicable to: Aim-120. Destn:
FMS Countries. Delivery: 29 May 98 56 ea Item 0004 NSN 8140-01-388-3761
Cnu-431/E (V1) Container P/N: 8644140-30, 1ea. Applicable to:
Aim-120. Destn: FMS Countries. Delivery: 29 May 98 1 ea Item
0005 data, 1 lot Basic contract with 2 year options The approximate
issue/response date will be 16 Jul 97. First article test required.
No telephone requests. Only written or faxed requests received
directly from the requestor are acceptable. All responsible
sources solicited may submit a bid, proposal, or quotation
which shall be considered. Request for copies of solicitations
must reference the entire solicitation number, including purchasing
office identification number. To expedite your request, limit
the number of individual solicitation numbers requested per
letter to not more than 10. Don't request information on this
requirement until after the issue date. This proposed procurement
is under a 100 percent small business set aside, the size standard
for which is 500 employees. An Ombudsman has been appointed
to hear concerns from offerors or potential offerors during
the proposal development phase of this acquisition. The purpose
of the Ombudsman is not to diminish the authority of the program
director or contracting officer, but to communicate contractor,
concerns, issues, disagreements, and recommendations to the
appropriate government personnel. When requested, the Ombudsman
will maintain strict confidentiality as to the source of the
concern. The Ombudsman does not participate in the evaluation
of proposals or in the source selection process. Interested
parties are invited to call Jack S. Jones if your concerns
are not satisfied by the contracting officer (801)777-6991.
See Note (s) 1.
CITE: (I-177 SN089077)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 81--Containers, Packaging and Packing Supplies
OFFADD: AFMLO/VASS 1423 SULTAN STREET, SUITE 200, FREDERICK,
MD 21702-5006
SUBJECT: 81--CUSTOM INFLIGHT MEDICAL KITS
SOL FOM-03-97
DUE 072897
POC Monica J. Pileggi 301 619-4070
DESC: This is to modify the original synopsis. A site visit has
been established for July 11, 1997 at 9:00am at the Air Force
Medical Logistics Office/VA Special Services; 1423 Sultan Street.,
Suite 200, Conference Room B, Frederick, MD 21702-5006. This
specification describes the main supply case used In-flight
Medical Kit. The case is used to organize, protect, and transport
medical supplies. The case also incorporates features to secure
it to the aircraft during flight. The In-flight Medical Kit
replaces the unique packaging and organization of supplies
by individual aeromedial evacuation squadrons. Aeromedical
doctrine makes it possible for performing a mission with personnel
from different squadrons. Unit unique handling of supplies
does not support this scenario. The In-flight Medical Kit defines
a standard design of hard and soft-sided cases to be used by
all Guard, Reserve, and Active Duty aeromedical evacuation
squadrons. The design interfaces account for the medical supplies
carried, unique military aircraft environments, and procedural
aspects of Air Force Aeromedical operations. As such, each
item will be securely fastened to the aircraft. Handles, "O"
rings, tie-down points, stitching and seams must be able to
withstand forces generated in an aircraft environment, and
by rough ground handling. The kits may be secured to the floor,
litters, suspended from sidewalls, or secured to other available
structures as the situation dictates. Areas identified as subject
to high abrasion are caused by dragging heavily loaded cases
across asphalt runways, concrete, or other rough surfaces.
CITE: (I-177 SN089304)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 81--Containers, Packaging and Packing Supplies--Potential
Sources Sought
OFFADD: U.S. Government Printing Office, Materials Management
Service, Mail Stop: MMG, Room A-332, Washington, DC 20401
SUBJECT: 81--FIRE RETARDANT CONTAINERS OF VARYING SIZES
SOL FRContain97
POC Herbert H. Jackson, Jr. 202-512-0962 - Facsimile @ 202-512-0975
DESC: Provide information on Fire Retardant Containers. Sizes:
18 x8 5-6 x 5; 18 x 10 x 5; 22x 18 x 4. There are no definitive
specifications at this time This is a proposed requirement
for which the Government is seeking information.
EMAILADD: Hjackson@GPO.GOV
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089090)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 83--Textiles, Leather, Furs, Apparel and Shoe Findings,
Tents and Flags
OFFADD: Defense Personnel Support Center 2800 So. 20TH St. Philadelphia,
PA. 19145-5099
SUBJECT: 83--CLOTH, BROADCLOTH, WOOL, SCARLET MC 2501
SOL SPO100-97-R-0056
DUE 091097
POC Contact: DPSC-FRDA-1 buyer-cheryl Reynolds 215/737-3076
DESC: The applicable NSNS for this procurement are 8305-01-209-6542.
The specification is MIL-C-29405A. The purchase quantity is
32,020 with no options. The destination is Albany, Georgia.
The delivery period is scheduled to begin 240 days after date
of award. This solicitation will be issued as an unrestricted
acquisition. Source selection procedures will be utilized.
The following factors will be utilized in descending order
of importance: past performance, manufacturing plan. The government
does not intend to use FAR part 12 for this acquisition. All
responsible sources may submit offer which DPSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089061)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 91--Fuels, Lubricants, Oils, and Waxes
OFFADD: Defense Industrial Supply Center 700 Robbins Ave Phila
PA 19111-5096
SUBJECT: 91--HEAT TRANSFER FLUID CHEVRON CHEMICAL COMPANY
SOL SP0500-97-Q-RJ63
DUE 072997
POC Contact: DISC-PODA: 215-697-3398 for copies of solicitation.
Contracting officer: Robert Kubiak/VAB22/X9238. buyer: Bob
Kubiak/VAB22/X9238.
DESC: PR-NO: YPI97056000943 NSN 9160-00-881-8280, Tech data package
availability: 145 -GL Del to Richmond VA 23297 Del by 22 Jun
97. RFQ due date: 29 July 1997. Primary quantity: 145. Deliveries
to CONUS (excluding Alaska). Delivery schedule: 30 days ADO.
Offers will be evaluated with a 10% preference for small disadvantaged
business concerns. Specs/Dwgs are not required. To obtain a
copy of this solicitation, please send FAX request to (215)
697-6333, or X1462, or X2978.
CITE: (I-177 SN089130)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS (MODIFICATION)
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 91--Fuels, Lubricants, Oils, and Waxes
OFFADD: Defense Fuel Supply Center, 8725 John J. Kingman Rd.,
Suite 4950, Ft Belvoir, VA 22060-6222
SUBJECT: 91--LUBRICATING OIL, JET ENGINE; LUBRICATING OIL, AIRCRAFT
PISTON ENGINE
SOL SP0600-97-R-0091
POC Phyllis Orange,Contract Specialist(703)767-9263/John Walker,
Contract Officer (703) 767-9267
DESC: THE REQUIREMENTS FOR PURCHASE PROGRAM 4.2 (MIL-L-6081C
& SAE J 1966) WILL NOW BE SATISFIED IAW FAR SUBPART 19.8 -
CONTRACTING WITH THE SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (THE 8(a)PROGRAM).
THE SBA HAS IDENTIFIED AN ELIGIBLE SECTION 8(a) APPLICANT.
SUBJECT SOLICITATION HAS BEEN CANCELED. NO OTHER PROPOSALS
WILL BE CONSIDERED UNDER THIS ACQUISITION.
LINKURL: http://www.dfsc.dla.mil/main/dfschome.htm
LINKDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089266)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 99--Miscellaneous
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 99--INSTALL & OPERATIONAL ONE FREEZER & REGRIGERATOR
SOL SP0410-97-Q-0149
DUE 071697
POC Contact: for copies of RFP/IFB solicitations (available at
least 15 days from announcement, phone or write DGSC a ttn:
DGSC-JJAB Richmond VA 23297-5312 AC (804)279-3350. For copies
of RFQ solicitations, contact the buyer. SA RA Clary/DD271/804-279-4555
contracting officer: Steve N Montgomery/804-279-4186
DESC: PR-NO: 71703002 qty: 1 Job; place: dscr-richmond, VA. Description:
furnish, install & make operational one (1) walk-in freezer,
one(1) walk-in refrigerator, and one (1) roll-in refrigerator
at the center restarant, Bldg 33, Defense Supply Center Richmond,
VA 8000 Jefferson Davis Highway, Richmond, va.delivery schedule:
60 days ARO. All responsible sources may submit offer which
DGSC shall consider.
CITE: (I-177 SN089113)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 99--Miscellaneous
OFFADD: Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, 60 Garden Street,
Cambridge, Massachusetts, 02138-1596
SUBJECT: 99--MANUFACTURE OF STEEL FOUNDATION PLATES
SOL RFQ005
DUE 071197
POC Rena Cerbone, TEL. (617)495-7445, FAX (617)495-7485. Penny
Waltner (617)495-7401
DESC: The Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory requires the
manufacture of 168 steel interface plates for mounting on a
concrete foundation. Plates shall be constructed of 76 mm (3")
plate steel and shall involve machining of plates to three
different designs. The approximate weight of the two smaller
designs is 90 pounds and the largest plates weigh approximately
135 pounds. The machining involves tapping an M48 hole in 63
of the plates and painting to provide rust protection. Also
required is the mounting of large conical alignment pins in
42 of the plates. Product will be inspected and accepted at
the point of manufacture and shipped via GBL to Hilo, HI. Packing
for shipment shall be on multiple pallets. Requests for RFQ
and drawings maybe made via fax at (617)495-7485 or by US mail.
CITE: (I-177 SN089282)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 99--Miscellaneous
OFFADD: Commander, Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division,
Code 230000D, 1 Administration Circle, China Lake, CA 93555-6100
SUBJECT: 99--VOLTAGE CONTROLLED OSCILLATORS
SOL N68936-97-Q-2240
DUE 072497
POC Barbara Contreras, Purchasing Agent, (805) 989-7355
DESC: Naval Air Warfare Center - Weapons Division, Point Mugu,
California has a requirement for 5 each E/F Band Triple Voltage
Controlled Oscillators, Radian Technology, Inc. P/N 2571B or
equal. Specifications will accompany a copy of the Request
for Quotation. All requests for RFQ must be made in writing.
Faxed requests will be accepted, Fax (805)989-3673. Telephone
requests will not be accepted. All responsible sources may
submit an offer which will be considered by the agency. See
Note(s): 1.
CITE: (I-177 SN089521)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 99--Miscellaneous
OFFADD: NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center, Code 214.4, Greenbelt,
MD 20771
SUBJECT: 99--SPACEFLIGHT ION OPTICS ELEMENTS
POC Thomas Russell, Contracting Officer, Phone (301)286-2885,
Fax (301)286-0341, Email Thomas.S.Russell.1@gsfc.nasa.gov
DESC: This is a notice of intent to award a contract on a sole
source basis to Lockheed Martin Missiles and Space Company
for the Ion Optics Elements for the Low Energy Neutral Atom
(LENA) Imager Instrument for the Imager for Magnetopause-to-Aurora
Global Exploration (IMAGE) Mission. The statutory authority
permitting other than full and open competition for this procurement
is 10 U.S.C. 2304(c)(1), Only One Responsible Source. Lockheed
was selected in April 1996 as a co-investigator on the Image
mission team as a result of NASA Announcement of Opportunity
AO-95-OSS-02 for Medium-class Explorer Missions. Lockheed has
completed the definition study and commenced the design and
development effort under a subcontract to Southwest Research
Institute (SWRI), the Image mission prime contractor. This
procurement action is to allow NASA/GSFC to contract directly
with Lockheed for the required items instead of subcontracting
via SWRI. The items will be used in the GSFC-developed LENA
Imager instrument. The items include the ion extraction lens,
the electrostatic analyzer and the ion optics base plate, integrated
into a single unit, and associated testing, verification and
data analysis support. The delivery schedule for the items
is January 1998. As a result of the extensive knowledge gained
during its previous involvement in the LENA effort under subcontract
to SWRI, its successful completion of LENA ion optics definition
study, and its ongoing LENA ion optics design and development
effort, Lockheed is considered uniquely qualified and the only
source with the experience and expertise capable of performing
the remaining design, development, testing and verification
effort within the current Image schedules. Interested firms
desiring consideration have 15 days from publication in the
Commerce Business Daily (CBD) to submit their qualifications/capabilities.
Such qualifications/capabilities will be used solely for the
purpose of determining whether or not to conduct this procurement
on a competitive basis. Responses received after 15 days without
the required information will be considered nonresponsive to
the synopsis and will not be considered. A determination by
the Government not to compete this proposed contract, on a
full and open competitive basis, based upon responses to this
notice, is solely within the discretion of the Government.
All responsible sources may submit a proposal which shall be
considered by the agency. See Number Note 22. Any referenced
numbered notes can be viewed at the following URL: http://genesis.gsfc.nasa.gov/nnotes.htm.
LINKURL: http://procurement.nasa.gov/EPS/GSFC/date.html#97211
LINKDESC:
EMAILADD: Thomas.S.Russell.1@gsfc.nasa.gov
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (D-177 SN089561)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development
OFFADD: HQ ESC/AWK, Directorate of Airborne Warning Control System,
Contracting Division, Hanscom AFB, MA 01731-2115
SUBJECT: A--AWACS IFF FLIGHT & ASCIET 97
POC Ethel Dotts, Contracting Officer, 617-377-5747.
CNT F1962894C0047P00053
AMT $669,214.00
LINE N/A
DTD 051597
TO The Boeing Company, P.O. Box 3999, Seattle, WA 98108-4002
CITE: (I-177 SN089312)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development
OFFADD: HQ ESC/AWK, Directorate of Airborne Warning Control System,
Contracting Division, Hanscom AFB, MA 01731-2115
SUBJECT: A--AWACS PARTS REPLENISHMENT FUNDING
POC Ethel Dotts, Contracting Office, 617-377-5852.
CNT F1962894C0147P00052
AMT $60,160.00
LINE N/A
DTD 050897
TO The Boeing Company, P.O. Box 3999, Seattle, WA 98108-4002
CITE: (I-177 SN089313)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development
OFFADD: HQ ESC/IAK, 50 Griffiss Street, Hanscom AFB, MA 01731-1618
SUBJECT: A--AIR SOVEREIGNTY OPERATING CENTER
POC Christine Baron, Contracting Officer, 617-271-7903.
CNT F1962897C0070
AMT $5,634,664.00
LINE N/A
DTD 052397
TO Lockheed Martin TDS, P.O. Box 64515, St. Paul, MN 55164-0525
CITE: (I-177 SN089316)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development
OFFADD: Electronic Systems Center, Intelligence and C3CM Division
(ICK), 50 Griffiss, Hanscom AFB, MA 01731-1619
SUBJECT: A--JSIPS LOGISTICS SUPPORT
POC Daniel Gorman, Contracting Officer, 617-271-2310.
CNT F1962893C0201P00066
AMT $976,000.00
LINE N/A
DTD 052997
TO Raytheon - E-Systems, 1595 Spring Hill Road, Vienna, VA 22182-2238
CITE: (I-177 SN089317)

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PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development
OFFADD: ESC/MCK, 50 Griffiss St., Hanscom AFB, MA 01731-1620
SUBJECT: A--TEMPEST COMPUTERS AND PRINTERS
POC Claire Litalien, Contracting Officer, 617-271-6285.
CNT F1962897C0068
AMT $687,500.00
LINE N/A
DTD 052197
TO Corporate Systems Resources, 7339 Hanover Parkway, Greenbelt,
MD 20770
CITE: (I-177 SN089320)

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PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development
OFFADD: ESC/MCK, 50 Griffiss St., Hanscom AFB, MA 01731-1620
SUBJECT: A--MILSTAR SYSTEM TEST SUPPORT
POC Claire Litalien, Contracting Officer, 617-271-6285.
CNT F1962885C0004P00252
AMT $300,000.00
LINE N/A
DTD 050797
TO Raytheon Company, 1001 Boston Post Road E, Marlboro, MA 01752-3770
CITE: (I-177 SN089321)

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PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development
OFFADD: ESC/MCK, 50 Griffiss St., Hanscom AFB, MA 01731-1620
SUBJECT: A--MILSTAR INTERFACE CONTROL DOCUMENT UPGRADE
POC Joe Zimmerman, Contracting Officer, 617-271-8279.
CNT F1962896C0015P00018
AMT $53,200.00
LINE N/A
DTD 050297
TO Viasat, Inc., 2290 Cosmos Ct., Carlsbad, CA 92009-1511
CITE: (I-177 SN089323)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development
OFFADD: HQ ESC/PKRD, Directorate of Contracting, R&D Contracting
Division, 104Barksdale Street, Hanscom AFB, MA 01731-1806
SUBJECT: A--R&D STUDY
POC John Flaherty, Contracting Officer, 617-377-2529.
CNT F1962893C0029P00007
AMT $129,078.00
LINE N/A
DTD 052997
TO MEI Technology Corporation, 1050 Waltham Street, Lexington,
MA 02173- 8059
CITE: (I-177 SN089324)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development
OFFADD: HQ ESC/SRK, Directorate of Cheyenne Mountain Complex
Program, 50 Griffiss Street, Hanscom AFB, MA 01731-1622
SUBJECT: A--GRANITE SENTRY ENGINEERING CHANGE
POC John Pickles, Contracting Officer, 617-271-5483.
CNT F1962893C0036P00064
AMT $219,354.00
LINE N/A
DTD 050897
TO Lockheed-Martin Corporation, 2025 Research Parkway, Colorado
Springs, CO 80127-5146
CITE: (I-177 SN089325)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development
OFFADD: Defense Special Weapons Agency, 6801 Telegraph Rd., Alexandria,
VA 22310-3398
SUBJECT: A--ADDITION OF DM1 AND DM2 TO THE SCHEDULE
POC David Nemerow, Negotiator, (703) 325-6627, Daniel Gonzales,
Contracting Officer, (703) 325-6684.
CNT DNA001-94-D-0154-P00001
AMT N/A
LINE N/A
DTD 062597
TO Primex Physics International, 2700 Merced Street, P.O. Box
5010, San Leandro, CA 94577
CITE: (I-177 SN089349)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development
OFFADD: Defense Special Weapons Agency, 6801 Telegraph Rd., Alexandria,
VA 22310-3398
SUBJECT: A--EXERCISE OF OPTION II, STATEMENT OF WORK TASK 5
POC Michael O. Jackson, Negotiator, (703) 325-9211, Edward L.
Archer, Contracting Officer, (703) 325-5028.
CNT DNA001-95-C-0091-P00009
AMT $124,279.00
LINE N/A
DTD 062497
TO Mission Research Corporation, 735 State Street, Post Office
Drawer 719, Santa Barbara, CA 93102
CITE: (I-177 SN089350)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development
OFFADD: Rome Laboratory/PK, 26 Electronic Parkway, Rome, NY 13441-4514
SUBJECT: A--RAPID INFORMATION RECOVERY FOR REAL TIME INTRUDED
SYSTEMS
POC Mr. Corey C. Freeze, Contract Specialist, A/C 315, 330-2476
CNT F30602-97-C-0132
AMT $303,076.00
LINE N/A
DTD 062397
TO Northrop Grumman Corporation, Electronic Sensors and Systems
Division, P.O. Box 1693, Baltimore MD 21203
CITE: (W-177 SN089357)

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PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: A--Research and Development
OFFADD: Rome Laboratory/PK, 26 Electronic Parkway, Rome, NY 13441-4514
SUBJECT: A--MIGRATING REACTIVE CAPABILITY INTO AGENT ARCHITECTURE
POC Lori L. Smith, Contract Specialist, 315-330-1955, Raymond
A. Liuzzi, Program Manager, 315-330-3528
CNT F30602-97-C-0306
AMT $75,105.00
LINE N/A
DTD 062697
TO University of Florida, Division of Sponsored Research, 219
Grinter Hall, Gainesville, FL 32611
CITE: (W-177 SN089457)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: B--Special Studies and Analyses - Not R&D
OFFADD: DOD Support Services Contract Section, USCG Aircraft
Repair & Supply Center, Elizabeth City, NC 27909-5001
SUBJECT: B--2D BAR CODING FOR FLIGHT CRITICAL PARTS
POC Contact Ms. Vergie L. Hall, Contract Specialist, 919-335-6180
or Mr. Gus Holzmiller, Contracting Officer, 919-335-6436
CNT DTCG38-97-C-300004
AMT $138,596.00
LINE 00001
DTD 062597
TO Boeing North American, Inc., 555 Discovery Drive, Huntsville,
AL 95806-2809 (AC0626071-04)
CITE: (I-177 SN089404)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: C--Architect and Engineering Services - Construction
OFFADD: US Army Corps of Engineers, CESPL-CT, P.O. Box 532711,
Los Angeles, CA 90053-2325
SUBJECT: C--INDEFINITE DELIVERY TYPE CONTRACT FOR ARCHITECT-ENGINEER
SERVICES WITH EMPHASIS ON PLANNING SERVICES FOR CIVIL WORKS
AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS IN LOS ANGELES DISTRICT (SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA,
ARIZONA, SOUTHERN NEVADA, AND SOUTHERN UTAH).
POC Diane Watkins (213) 452-3251
CNT DACA09-97-D-0014
AMT $1000,000.00
DTD 041797
TO Simons, Li & Associates, Inc., 3150 Bristol Street, Su. 500,
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
CITE: (W-176 SN089035)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: C--Architect and Engineering Services - Construction
OFFADD: National Park Service, Golden Gate National Receration
Area, Contracting Office, Building 201, Fort Mason, San Francisco,
CA 94123
SUBJECT: C--NAVAL AND MARINE ARCHITECT AND ENGINEERING SERVICES
POC JOEL SIMMONS, CONTRACT SPECIALIST, (415) 561-4505
CNT 1443CX8520-97-001
AMT NTE $2,000,000.00
LINE 0001
DTD 031897
TO Designers and Planners, Inc, 2120 Washington Boulevard, Suite
200, Arlington, VA 22204
EMAILADD: joel_r_simmons@nps.gov
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-176 SN089049)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: C--Architect and Engineering Services - Construction
OFFADD: Contracting Officer, FEMA Region 10, Adminstrative Services
Branch, 130 228th St, S.W., Bothell, WA 98021
SUBJECT: C--AWARD OF INDEFINATE A&E SERVICES CONTRACT WITH TWO
SUBSEQUENT TASK ORDERS
POC William D. Webb, 425-487-4769
CNT EMS-97-CO-0001
AMT $125,168
LINE N/A
DTD 052097
TO The ORB Organization, 607 S.W. Grady Way, Renton, WA 98055
CITE: (W-177 SN089443)

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PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: C--Architect and Engineering Services - Construction
OFFADD: Contracting Officer, FEMA Region 10, Adminstrative Services
Branch, 130 228th St, S.W., Bothell, WA 98021
SUBJECT: C--AWARD OF AN INDEFINATE DELIVERY LIMITED MAP MAINTENANCE
(FLOOD ZONES) CONTRACT WITH THREE SUBSEQUENT TASK ORDERS
POC William Webb, 425-487-4769
CNT EMS-96-CO-0078
AMT $101,725.99
DTD 092806
TO Ogden Beeman Associates, 421 SW 6th Ave, Suite 1350, Portland.
OR 97204
EMAILADD: bill.webb@fema.gov
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089446)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: Sa-Alc/Aerospace Equipment/Ldkt, 485 Roosevelt Rd. Ste
#7, Bldg 171, Kelly Afb, Texas 78241-6426
SUBJECT: J--6680-01-181-9656 BASIC BEQ 23 EA,BEQ'S 22,19,25 EA
CNT F41608-97-D-0553, FD2050-96--23517
AMT $174,659
DTD 062597
TO Parker-Hannifin Corp, Customer Support Military Div, 16666
Von Karmon Ave, irvine Ca 92714-4917
CITE: (I-177 SN089062)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: Contracting Officer (90C), Department of Veterans Affairs,
North Texas Health Care System, 4500 South Lancaster Road,
Dallas, TX 75216
SUBJECT: J--TESTING AND INSPECTION OF SPRINKLER SYSTEM
POC Marilyn Clayburn, Contracting Officer, 214-302-7521
CNT V549P-4462
AMT $11,300.00
LINE Base
DTD 062597
TO Intram Company, PO Box 425, Icard, NC 28666
CITE: (W-177 SN089387)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: Officer in Charge, Facilities Support Contracts, Navy
Public Works Center, Building Z-140-1, Norfolk, Virginia 23511-3095
SUBJECT: J--MAINTENANCE OF FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS FOR THE NAVY
PUBLIC WORKS CENTER AT THE NAVAL STATION NORFOLK, NORFOLK,
VIRGINIA
POC Rebecca Tew, Contract Specialist, (757) 444-8065, extension
3035; Karyn Bryan, Contracting Officer, (757) 444-8065, extension
3040.
CNT N00187-96-D-6521
AMT $87,693.50 Estimated: $18,865.00 Firm Fixed Price
LINE Item 0001 and 0002, Amendment 0001
DTD 062397
TO Gastonia Fire & Safety, 809 Live Oak Drive, Unit 33, Chesapeake,
VA 23320
CITE: (M-177 SN089492)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: Oc-Alc/Dir Of Contracting, 3001 Staff Dr Ste 1ag76a,
Tinker Air Force Base Ok 73145-3015
SUBJECT: J--OVERHAUL/REPAIR TF30-414A FUEL SPRAY
CNT F34601-97-C-0374, F34601-97-R-54558
AMT $115,290
DTD 062597
TO Turbine Engine Services Corp, Po Box 3425, 523 Halfway House
Rd, Windsor Locks Ct 06096-3425
CITE: (I-177 SN089544)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: Wr-Alc/Pkxoa, 235 Byron St, Robins Air Force Base Ga
31098-1611
SUBJECT: J--INTERIM CONTRACTOR SUPPORT OF PRIME MISS
CNT F09603-96-C-0005P00025
AMT $2,173,800
DTD 061297
TO Northrop Grumman Corp, Electronics & Systems Integration D,
2000 West Nasa blvd Po Box 9650, Melbourne Fl 32902 9650
CITE: (I-177 SN089562)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: Wr-Alc/Pkxoa, 235 Byron St, Robins Air Force Base Ga
31098-1611
SUBJECT: J--HYBRID ELECTRIC MULTI-STOP VAN
CNT F09603-97-C-0306, F09603-96-R-0012
AMT $3,618,180
DTD 062697
TO Transportation Design & Mfg Co, 13000 Farmington Rd, Livonia
Mi 48150 0000
CITE: (I-177 SN089563)

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PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: Wr-Alc/Pkxoa, 235 Byron St, Robins Air Force Base Ga
31098-1611
SUBJECT: J--HYBRID ELECTRIC TOW TRACTOR
CNT F09603-97-C-0308, F09603-96-R-0012
AMT $1,362,341
DTD 062697
TO Ise Research Corp, 4909 Murphy Canyon Rd, San Diego Ca 92123
4300
CITE: (I-177 SN089564)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: Wr-Alc/Pkxoa, 235 Byron St, Robins Air Force Base Ga
31098-1611
SUBJECT: J--MATERIALS & SVS REQUIRED TO TEST A GENERATION HEATER
CNT F09603-97-D-0284, F09603-96-R-71049
AMT $240,892
DTD 062697
TO Keco Industries Inc, 7375 Industrial Rd, Po Box 428, Florence
Ky 41022-0428
CITE: (I-177 SN089567)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: J--Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of Equipment
OFFADD: Supship New Orleans Detachment Ingleside (SSNODI), Officer
in Charge (Code 400), 2384 State Hwy 361, Ingleside, TX 78362-0655
SUBJECT: J--POST SHAKEDOWN AVAILABILITY (PSA) OF USS KINGFISHER
(MHC-56)
POC Fredrick K. Geijsbeek or Deidre Robicheaux, (512)776-4574/5771,
FAX (512) 776-4194
CNT N00024-96-H-8721 J.O. U109
AMT $ 1,014,851
LINE 0
DTD 062597
TO South Texas Ship Repair Redfish Bay Terminal P.O. Box 1236
Aransas Pass, TX 78335
EMAILADD: Geijsbeek_Fredrick.at.P-SSDET_INGL@HQ.NAVSEA.NAVY.MIL
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089579)

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PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: R--Professional, Administrative and Management Support
Services
OFFADD: Defense Supply Service-Washington, 5200 Army Pentagon,
Rm. 1D245, Washington, DC 20310-5200
SUBJECT: R--U.S. ARMY RECRUITING ADVERTISING PROGRAM
POC Harry W. Shatto, Jr., Senior Contract Specialist (703) 614-4579
CNT DASW01-97-D-0050
AMT $440,296,485
DTD 080197
TO Young and Rubicam, Inc. 285 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10017
EMAILADD: harry.shatto@hqda.army.mil
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089465)

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PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: R--Professional, Administrative and Management Support
Services
OFFADD: NISE East, 4600 Marriott Drive, PO Box 190022, North
Charleston, SC 29419-9022
SUBJECT: R--AVIATION TECHNICAL SUPPORT SERVICES WORLDWIDE
POC Donna J. Murphy, Code 1113DM, (803) 743-6486/Contracting
Officer, Joliene L. Bowers, Code 111, (803) 743-2703
CNT N65236-97-D-3808/N65236-97-R-0300
AMT $16,482,471
LINE 0001-0010
DTD 071597
TO Scientific Research Corporation, 2300 Windy Ridge Parkway,
Suite 400 South, Atlanta, GA 30339
EMAILADD: murphydj@niseeast.nosc.mil
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (D-177 SN089469)

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PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: T--Photographic, Mapping, Printing, and Publication
Services
OFFADD: Hampton Regional Printing Procurement Office, U.S. Government
Printing Office, 11836 Canon Blvd. Suite 400, Newport News,
VA 23606
SUBJECT: T--BOOKS
POC Robert Blake, Contracting Officer/Sue Williams, Contract
Administrator 757-873-2800
CNT 531-515
AMT $54045
DTD 062697
TO Monarch Litho, Inc., 1501 Date Street, Montebello CA 90640
LINKURL: http://www.gpo.gov/procurement/hampton/synopsis.shtml
LINKDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089440)

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PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: T--Photographic, Mapping, Printing, and Publication
Services
OFFADD: U. S. Government Printing Office, Purchase Division,
Printing Procurement Department, Stop: PPP, Room C817, Washington,
DC 20401
SUBJECT: T--PRINTING, INCOME TAX PACKAGE TEL-1
POC James L. Leonard, Tel. (202) 512-0307
CNT 419-022
AMT $2,346,943.00
LINE N/A
DTD 062597
TO Quebecor Printing, 729 Northview Circle, Salt Lake City, UT
84103
CITE: (W-177 SN089467)

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PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: T--Photographic, Mapping, Printing, and Publication
Services
OFFADD: U.S. Government Printing Office, Term Contracts Division,
Printing Procurement Department, Stop: PPC, Room A843, Washington,
DC 20401
SUBJECT: T--PRINTING
CNT Program C194-S
AMT $54,900.00
DTD 062397
TO McDonald & Eudy Printers, 4509 Beech Road, Temple Hills, MD
20748
CITE: (M-177 SN089494)

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PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: T--Photographic, Mapping, Printing, and Publication
Services
OFFADD: U.S. Government Printing Office, North Capitol & H Street,
NW., Attn: Larry P. Vines, Room B104, Stop: PPSB, Washington,
DC 20401
SUBJECT: T--POSTER & PAMPHLET PRINTING
CNT Program B236-S
AMT $122,319.00
DTD 060197
TO McDonald & Eudy Printers, 4509 Beech Road, Temple Hills, MD
20748
CITE: (M-177 SN089495)

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PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: T--Photographic, Mapping, Printing, and Publication
Services
OFFADD: U.S. Government Printing Office, North Capitol & H Street,
NW., Attn: Larry P. Vines, Room B104, Stop: PPSB, Washington,
DC 20401
SUBJECT: T--PRINTING
CNT Program B669-S
AMT $145,736.00
DTD 061297
TO McDonald & Eudy Printers, 4509 Beech Road, Temple Hills, MD
20748
CITE: (M-177 SN089496)

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PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: T--Photographic, Mapping, Printing, and Publication
Services
OFFADD: U.S. Government Printing Office, North Capitol & H Street,
NW., Attn: Larry P. Vines, Room B104, Stop: PPSB, Washington,
DC 20401
SUBJECT: T--PRINTING
CNT Program C819-S
AMT $90,218.00
DTD 070197
TO IPI Graphics, 7925 Penn Randall Place, Upper Marlboro, MD
20772
CITE: (M-177 SN089497)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: T--Photographic, Mapping, Printing, and Publication
Services
OFFADD: U.S. Government Printing Office, Purchase Division, Printing
Procurement Department, Stop: PPP, Room C817, Washington, DC
20401
SUBJECT: T--PRINTING
CNT 427-537/566
AMT $55,010.00
DTD 062097
TO S&S Graphics, Inc., 14880 Sweitzer Lane, Laurel, MD 20707
CITE: (M-177 SN089498)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: T--Photographic, Mapping, Printing, and Publication
Services
OFFADD: Chicago Regional Printing Procurement Office, U.S. Government
Printing Office, 200 N. LaSalle St., Suite 810, Chicago, IL
60601-1055
SUBJECT: T--PRINTING
CNT Program 1516, Defense Surplus Sales Catalogs
AMT Estimated 1-year value of $433,515.00
DTD 070197
TO News Printing Co., Inc., P.O. Box 373, Old Rt. 220, Claysburg,
PA 16625
CITE: (M-177 SN089499)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: T--Photographic, Mapping, Printing, and Publication
Services
OFFADD: Chicago Regional Printing Procurement Office, U.S. Government
Printing Office, 200 N. LaSalle St., Suite 810, Chicago, IL
60601-1055
SUBJECT: T--PRINTING
CNT Program 1545, Various Army Force Modernization Pub.--AMCCOM
AMT Estimated 1-year value of $245,060.00
DTD 062397
TO Braceland Brothers, Inc., 5800 Tulane Drive, SW., Atlanta,
GA 30336
CITE: (M-177 SN089500)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: T--Photographic, Mapping, Printing, and Publication
Services
OFFADD: Chicago Regional Printing Procurement Office, U.S. Government
Printing Office, 200 N. LaSalle St., Suite 810, Chicago, IL
60601-1055
SUBJECT: T--PRINTING
CNT Program 1536, Bus. Cards for Army . . . and Authorized Users
AMT Estimated 1-year value of $114,635.00
DTD 070197
TO Pacific Thermography Co., 5571 W. Washington Blvd., Los Angeles,
CA 90016
CITE: (M-177 SN089501)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: V--Transportation, Travel, and Relocation Services
OFFADD: DOT/Maritime Administration, MAR-380, Office of Acquisition,
400 - 7th Street, SW, Room 7310, Washington, DC 20590
SUBJECT: V--LAYBERTHING SERVICES FOR SIX READY RESERVE FORCE
VESSELS
POC Ben Burnowski, (202)366-1932
CNT DTMA91-97-D-00003/DTMA91-96-00009
AMT $12,487,262
LINE N/A
DTD 061397
TO Metal Trades, Inc., P.O. Box 129, Hollywood, SC 29449-0129
CITE: (W-176 SN089015)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: National Park Service, Denver Service Center, P.O. Box
25287 DSC-CA, Denver, CO 80225-0287
SUBJECT: Y--MORA-399A; REHABILITATION OF JACKSON VISITOR CENTER,
PHASE IA
POC Steven H. Eckelberg (303) 969-2166
CNT 1443CX800097905
AMT $1,219,513.00
DTD 062397
TO Arango Construction Company, 24 W. Winesap Road, Bothell,
Washington 98012-6298
EMAILADD: contracts_dsc@nps.gov
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (D-176 SN089028)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: U S Postal Service, Facilities Service Office, 8055 E
Tufts Avenue, Suite 400, Denver, CO 80237-2881
SUBJECT: Y--AWARD OF NEW CONSTRUCTION OWNED IN ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO
POC Donna Johnson, Administration, 303-220-6538; Scott Martin,
Project Manager, 303-220-6574
CNT 072976-97-B-1179
AMT $2,944,000.00
DTD 062597
TO White Sands Construction, PO Box 1745, Alamogordo, New Mexico
88311-1745
CITE: (W-176 SN089038)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: Bureau of Reclamation, Contracts Group, 1150 N. Curtis
Road, Boise, Idaho 83706-1234
SUBJECT: Y--LOG BOOM REPLACEMENT, BASS LAKE DAM AND HARE MILL
POND DAM MODIFICATIONS, BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY, NORTH CAROLINA
POC Contact Pam Henry, Contract Specialist, 208-378-5159
CNT 1425-97-CC-10-07280
AMT $172,725.00
LINE All items
DTD 062597
TO ERS, Inc., 4526 Office Park Dr., Ste 2, Jackson, MS 39206
CITE: (W-176 SN089039)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: USDA Forest Service, P.O. Box 25127, Lakewood, CO 80225
SUBJECT: Y--PINE RIDGE ASPHALT PAVING
POC Contact J.B. Hite, 303-275-5274, Contracting Officer Christine
O'Guin
CNT 43-82X9-7-091
AMT S66,830.00
LINE Base Bid Item and Additive Item
DTD 062697
TO Simon Contractors, P.O. Box 130, Lincoln, NE 69101
CITE: (I-177 SN089341)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: Department of Veterans Affairs, Office of Facilities
Management (186A), 810 Vermont Avenue, NW., Washington, DC
20420
SUBJECT: Y--DESIGN-BUILD SERVICES FOR LAUNDRY/WAREHOUSE, VA MEDICAL
CENTER, MT. HOME, TENNESSEE
POC Samuel Spiegel, (202) 565-5438, Contracting Officer, Samuel
E. Duncan, (202) 565-9213.
CNT Project No. 621-083, Contract No. V101AC0141
AMT $8,300,330.00
DTD 062097
TO Summit Construction Company, Inc., 3873 State Road, Cuyahoga
Falls, Ohio 44223
CITE: (M-177 SN089488)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: DHHS, Indian Health Service, Room 309, Federal Building,
Aberdeen, South Dakota 57401
SUBJECT: Y--CONSTRUCTION OF INDIVIDUAL WATER SYSTEMS, WATER SERVICE
LINES, INDIVIDUAL WASTE DISPOSAL SYSTEMS, AND SEWER SERVICE
LINES TO SERVE SCATTERED HOMES ON THE CHEYENNE RIVER INDIAN
RESERVATION, DEWEY AND ZIEBACH COUNTIES, SOUTH DAKOTA
POC Robin Claymore or Beverly Moran, Contract Specialists, (605)
226-7567, Ronda M. Longbrake, Contracting Officer.
CNT 241-97-0015
AMT $230,240.00
DTD 061897
TO Farlee Trenching & Backhoe, P.O. Box 863, Eagle Butte, South
Dakota 57625
CITE: (M-177 SN089493)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: Umpqua National Forest, P.O. Box 1008, Roseburg, OR 97470
SUBJECT: Y--CANTON 1/2 WATERSHED RESTORATION
POC Contact: Charlette MacDonald, 541/957-3233
CNT Award No. 50-04T1-7-14
AMT S72,365.00
LINE N/A
DTD 062597
TO Calico Construction, Ltd., P.O. Box 922, Merrill, OR 97633
CITE: (I-177 SN089525)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: USDA, Forest Service, Lolo National Forest, Attn: Contracting,
Building 24, Fort Missoula, Missoula, MT 59804
SUBJECT: Y--ROCK CREEK RESTORATION
POC Contact Point, Audrey Boller, 406/329-3764, Contracting Officer,
Connie L. Bohannan, 406/329-3768
CNT 50-03R6-7-L0008
AMT S509,521.64
LINE N/A
DTD 061297
TO Environmental Reclamation Northwest, LLC, 220 N. Alaska St.,
Butte, MT 59701
CITE: (I-177 SN089530)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Y--Construction of Structures and Facilities
OFFADD: USDA, Forest Service, Kootenai National Forest, 506 U.S.
Highway 2 West, Libby, Montana, 59923
SUBJECT: Y--EAST ZONE CRUSHING
POC Contracting, (406) 293-6211, Ext. 2274
CNT 53-03J1-7-0043
AMT S494,750.00
LINE N/A
DTD 062597
TO Schellinger Construction, Inc., P.O. Box 39, Columbia Falls,
MT 59912-0039
CITE: (I-177 SN089533)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: GSA, Philatlantic Realty District,the Wanamaker Building,100
Penn Square Eas T, Philadelphia, PA 19107-3396
SUBJECT: Z--CAMDEN FEDERAL BUILDING RENOVATION
POC Daniel Langan (215) 656-6123
CNT GS-03P-96-AZC-1003
AMT $10,953,060.00
DTD 061797
TO Keating Building Corp., One Bala Ave., Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004
CITE: (W-176 SN089011)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Operational Contracts Division, Construction Branch,
AFDTC/PKOC, 205 West D Avenue, Suite 541, Eglin AFB FL 32542-6862
SUBJECT: Z--REPAIR FLOORING, DORMITORY 18, EGLIN AFB FL
POC Bertha M. Burns, Contract Specialist, 904-882-5628, Ext.
5268, Cecile A. Ramos, Contracting Officer
CNT F08651-97-C-0102
AMT $43,888
DTD 062597
TO Continental Flooring, 5111 North Scottsdale Road, Suite 208,
Scottsdale, Arizona 85250-7077
CITE: (W-176 SN089024)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: U.S. Department Of Agriculture, Agricultural Research
Service, FD, 6303 Ivy Lane, Room 616, Greenbelt, Maryland 20770-1433
SUBJECT: Z--DEMOLITION AND REPLACEMENT OF BULKHEAD AND APPURTENANCES,
PLUM ISLAND ANIMAL DISEASE CENTER, GREENPORT, NEW YORK.
POC David Springer, Contracting Officer, 301-344-0263
CNT 50-3K15-7-8202
AMT $954,967
DTD 062697
TO Amma Construction Corporation, 192 West 9th Street, Huntington,
New York 11746.
CITE: (W-177 SN089082)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency , 26 W. Martin Luther
King Dr., Cincinnati, OH 45268
SUBJECT: Z--UPGRADE OF HVAC SYSTEM
POC Pam Legare (513-366-2015)
CNT 68-C7-0024
AMT $34,000
DTD 062497
TO ProControls Corporation, 138/09 Research #904, Austin, TX
78750
EMAILADD: legare.pamela@epamail.epa.gov
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089154)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: USDA Forest Service, P.O. Box 25127, Lakewood, CO 80225
SUBJECT: Z--FLATWOODS DINING HALL REROOFING
POC Contact J.B. Hite, 303/275-5274, Contracting Officer Christine
O'Guin
CNT 43-82X9-7-0380
AMT S76,320.00
LINE All Items
DTD 062597
TO Woodstock General, Inc., P.O. Box 549, Collinsville, VA 24078
CITE: (I-177 SN089336)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Resident Officer In Charge, 1100 W. Lexington Avenue,
Naval Air Station, Whidbey Island, Oak Harbor, Washington 98278-5000
SUBJECT: Z--EXTERIOR PAINTING OF VARIOUS BUILDINGS, NAVAL AIR
STATION, WHIDBEY ISLAND, OAK HARBOR, WASHINGTON
POC Sandra Wells, Contract Specialist (360) 257-2391/Jeanne Richards,
Contracting Officer (360) 257-2391.
CNT N44255-97-D-5111
AMT $204,325.00
LINE N/A
DTD 062597
TO EVCO National, Inc., P.O. Box 407, East Alton, IL 62024-0407
CITE: (I-177 SN089354)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Officer in Charge of Construction, Naval Air Station
Atlanta, Bldg. 70, 1000 Halsey Ave., Marietta, GA 30060-5099
SUBJECT: Z--ADDITIONS TO OPERATIONS, BLDG. 352, NAVAL AIR STATION
ATLANTA, MARIETTA, GA
POC Point of Contact - Linda Doerner (770) 919-6513
CNT N26467-96-C-3302
AMT $130,334.00
DTD 062697
TO Sycamore Contracting Inc., 304 Brookwood Ave, Jackson, GA
30233. Performance period is 120 calendar days.
EMAILADD: 62645077@eln.attmail.com
EMAILDESC:
Atlanta (AC0626071-02)
CITE: (I-177 SN089401)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Officer in Charge of Construction, P. O. Box X7, Building
1138T1, Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center, Twentynine Palms,
CA 92278-0107
SUBJECT: Z--INSTALL AUTOMATED FUELING SYSTEM, BUILDING 1138 (GS7-095),
MARINE CORPS AIR GROUND COMBAT CENTER, TWENTYNINE PALMS, CA
POC Mrs. Joyce Greenough, Contracting Officer, 670-830-7337
CNT N68711-97-M-7363
AMT $22,000.00
LINE 0001
DTD 062497
TO The Van Dyke Corporation, 6797 Adobe Road, Twentynine Palms,
CA 92277
LINKURL: N/A
LINKDESC:
EMAILADD: slmcgee@efdswest.navfac.navy.mil
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (D-177 SN089408)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Ralph H. Johnson Dept. of Veterans Affairs Medical Center,
109 Bee Street, Charleston, SC 29401-5799
SUBJECT: Z--REPLACE CHILLER & ANCILLARY EQUIPMENT
POC Mary S. Whittaker, (803) 577-5011, Ext. 7789
CNT V534C-371
AMT $157,500.00
LINE 1
DTD 062497
TO Cullum Mechanical Construction, Inc., 3325 Pacific Ave., North
Charleston, SC, 29418
CITE: (W-177 SN089511)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SERVICES
CLASSCOD: Z--Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
OFFADD: Umpqua National Forest, P.O. Box 1008, Roseburg, OR 97470
SUBJECT: Z--ROCK CRUSHING
POC Contact: Charlette MacDonald, 541/957-3233
CNT Award No. 53-04T1-6-73
AMT S118,875.00
LINE N/A
DTD 062597
TO Portable Rock Production Co., 34940 Highway 58, Eugene, OR
97405
CITE: (I-177 SN089524)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 10--Weapons
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 10--COVER, 50 CALIBER MACHINE GUN (WITH PROVISIONS
SOL SP0750-97-Q-1527
CNT SP0750-97-M-6884
AMT $25,976.30
LINE 0001
DTD 062697
TO Ehmke Mfg Co Inc 5155 Belfield Ave Philadelphia PA 19144
CITE: (I-177 SN089141)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 10--Weapons
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 10--CHUTE, AMMUNITION.
SOL SP0760-97-Q-1018
CNT SP0760-97-M-G322
AMT $68,972.85
LINE 0001 THROUGH 0003
DTD 062697
TO Nobles Mfg Inc 1105 E Pine St P.O.Box 866 Saint Croix Falls
WI 54024
CITE: (I-177 SN089186)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 10--Weapons
OFFADD: Wr-Alc/Pkxoa, 235 Byron St, Robins Air Force Base Ga
31098-1611
SUBJECT: 10--BARREL, AUTOMATIC GUN, APPLICABLE TO --1005013197111
CNT F09603-97-C-0317, F09603-97-R-42472
AMT $117,221
DTD 061297
TO Colt's Mfg Co Inc, 150 Huyshope Ave, Po Box 1868, Hartford
Ct 06144-1868
CITE: (I-177 SN089565)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 15--Aircraft and Airframe Structural Components
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 15--FIN, HORIZONTAL, FUEL
SOL SP0460-97-X-2770
CNT SP0460-97-M-3139
AMT $39,823.40
LINE 0001 THROUGH 0002
DTD 062597
TO K and K precision Mfg 2307 Industrial Dr Panama City FL 32405-6039
CITE: (I-177 SN089153)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 15--Aircraft and Airframe Structural Components
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 15--DUCT ASSEMBLY, HEAT AND AIR CONDITIONING
SOL SP0460-97-Q-BB75
CNT SP0460-97-M-3571
AMT $39,120.00
LINE 0001
DTD 062597
TO Senior Flexonics Inc Stainless Steel Products Div 2980 N San
Fernando Blvd Burbank CA 91504
CITE: (I-177 SN089158)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 15--Aircraft and Airframe Structural Components
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 15--PLATE, STRUCTURAL, AI
SOL SP0460-97-Q-CB24
CNT SP0460-97-M-TC30
AMT $44,000.00
LINE 0001
DTD 062597
TO ACRO trace Corp 5920 Dale St buena Park CA 90621
CITE: (I-177 SN089160)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 16--Aircraft Components and Accessories
OFFADD: Directorate Of Contracting/Bldg 1215, Oo-Alc/6050 Gum
Lane, Hill Air Force Base, Ut 84056-5825
SUBJECT: 16--MANUFACTURE, TEST, PACK, AND SHIP F-15S --1680011390166
CNT F42630-97-C-0198
AMT $5,250,000
DTD 062597
TO Mcdonnell Douglas Corp, Mcdonnell Aircraft Div, P O Box 516
Ms 001-4183, Saint Louis Mo 63166-0516
CITE: (I-177 SN089074)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 16--Aircraft Components and Accessories
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 16--ACTUATOR, ELECTRO-ME
SOL SP0460-97-X-2714
CNT SP0460-97-M-3575
AMT $28,174.20
LINE 0001
DTD 062597
TO ITT Fluid Technology Corp ITT Aerospace Controls Div 28150
Industry Dr Valencia CA 91355
CITE: (I-177 SN089156)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 16--Aircraft Components and Accessories
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 16--ROLLER SET.
SOL SP0740-97-Q-1576
CNT DAAJ09-95-G-0014-UBAK
AMT $37,428.90
LINE 0001AA THROUGH 0002AC
DTD 062597
TO Bell Helicopter Textron Inc 600 E Hurst Blvd Fort Worth TX
76101
CITE: (I-177 SN089177)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 16--Aircraft Components and Accessories
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 16--SEAL, METALLIC, SPECIAL.
CNT SP0740-97-M-4744
AMT $67,250.00
LINE 0001 THROUGH 0004
DTD 062697
TO Rexnord Corp Seal Opn 634 Glenn Ave Wheeling IL 60090-6018
CITE: (I-177 SN089178)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 16--Aircraft Components and Accessories
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 16--SEAL ASSEMBLY, WHEEL
SOL 97TG90-02-P-0900
CNT N00383-95-G-M120-UZ1W
AMT $33,945.25
LINE 0001AA THROUGH 0001AB
DTD 062597
TO Alliedsignal Inc Aerospace Equipment Systems Tempe Site 1300
W Warner Rd Tempe AZ 85285-2200
CITE: (I-177 SN089212)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 16--Aircraft Components and Accessories
OFFADD: HQ ESC/AWK, Directorate of Airborne Warning and , 3 Eglin
Street, Hanscom AFB, MA 01731-=2115
SUBJECT: 16--AWACS PURCHASE OF SAUDI CC-2E'S
POC Kathy Morris, Contracting Officer, 617-377-8357.
CNT F1962897C0050
AMT $2,500,000.00
LINE N/A
DTD 051997
TO Lockheed-Martin, C RR 17, Owego, NY 13827
CITE: (I-177 SN089314)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 16--Aircraft Components and Accessories
OFFADD: HQ ESC, Directorate of Airborne Warning and Control Systems,
Contracting Div. (ESC/AWK), 3 Eglin St, Hanscom AFB, MA 01731-2115
SUBJECT: 16--AWACS PURCHASE OF SAUDI CC 2E'S
POC Kathy Morris, Contracting Officer, 617-377-8357.
CNT F19628-97-C-0050
AMT $2,500,000.00
LINE N/A
DTD 051997
TO Lockheed-Martin , C RR 17, Owego, NY 13827
CITE: (I-177 SN089327)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 16--Aircraft Components and Accessories
OFFADD: Oc-Alc/Dir Of Contracting, 3001 Staff Dr Ste 1ag76a,
Tinker Air Force Base Ok 73145-3015
SUBJECT: 16--HEAT EXCHANGER; P/N 184380-3-2; 24 EA --1660011401976
CNT F34601-97-C-0360, F34601-97-R-07134
AMT $193,560
DTD 062597
TO Lori, Affiliate Of Nordam, P O Box 3629, Tulsa Ok 74101-3629
CITE: (I-177 SN089542)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 16--Aircraft Components and Accessories
OFFADD: Oc-Alc/Dir Of Contracting, 3001 Staff Dr Ste 1ag76a,
Tinker Air Force Base Ok 73145-3015
SUBJECT: 16--KIT KD 9; P/N 83B47373; 41 EA --1650011709599
CNT F34601-97-C-0363, F34601-97-R-08391
AMT $39,437
DTD 062597
TO Precision Mold And Tool, Government Div, 540 Sandau Rd, San
Antonio Tx 78216 3623
CITE: (I-177 SN089543)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 17--Aircraft Launching, Landing, and Ground Handling
Equipment
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 17--PIN SET, GROUND SAFETY.
SOL 97TF04-22-P-0700
CNT SP0740-97-M-7441
AMT $73,964.62
LINE 0001 THROUGH 0008AB
DTD 062697
TO Aero Products Co 815 E Rosecrans Ave Los Angeles CA 90059-3510
CITE: (I-177 SN089137)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 19--Ships, Small Craft, Pontoons, and Floating Docks
OFFADD: Supervisor of Shipbuilding, Conversion and Repair, Usn,
Building 2, Newport News, VA 23607
SUBJECT: 19--DRY DECK SHELTER REGULAR OVERHAUL
POC Richard T. Kittrell, 757-380-4285
CNT 4T05
AMT $200,000
LINE 0001
DTD 062097
TO Newport News Shipbuilding, 4101 Washington Avenue, Newport
News, VA 23607
CITE: (W-177 SN089508)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 25--Vehicular Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 25--TORSION BAR, SUSPENSION.
SOL SP0750-97-Q-1108
CNT SP0750-97-M-L619
AMT $95,109.41
LINE 0001 THROUGH 0008
DTD 062697
TO United Defense LP Steel Products Div 2101 W 10TH St P.O.Box
P O Box 1030 Anniston AL 36201
CITE: (I-177 SN089136)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 25--Vehicular Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 25--TORSION BAR, SUSPENSION. ON M109A2/A3
SOL SP0750-97-Q-1040
CNT SP0750-97-M-L615
AMT $70,026.17
LINE 0001 THROUGH 0002
DTD 062697
TO United Defense LP Steel Products Div 2101 W 10TH St P.O.Box
P O Box 1030 Anniston AL 36201
CITE: (I-177 SN089138)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 25--Vehicular Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 25--GRILLE, EXHAUST.
SOL 97TAL6-02-P-0700
CNT SP0750-97-M-M539
AMT $25,480.00
LINE 0001
DTD 062697
TO Lanzen Fabricating Inc 30980 Groesbeck Hwy Roseville MI 48066-1591
CITE: (I-177 SN089187)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 28--Engines, Turbines and Components
OFFADD: Oc-Alc/Dir Of Contracting, 3001 Staff Dr Ste 1ag76a,
Tinker Air Force Base Ok 73145-3015
SUBJECT: 28--COMBUSTION CASE FOR THE F110 ENGINE --2840014264379PR
CNT F34601-97-G-00020094, FD2030-97-4-9374
AMT $6,006,105
DTD 062497
TO General Electric Co Aircraft Engine, Mail Drop H319, One Neumann
Way, Cincinnati Oh 45215-6301
CITE: (I-177 SN089545)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 28--Engines, Turbines and Components
OFFADD: Oc-Alc/Dir Of Contracting, 3001 Staff Dr Ste 1ag76a,
Tinker Air Force Base Ok 73145-3015
SUBJECT: 28--SEAL RING; P/N 513228; 162 EA --2840008670134
CNT F34601-97-M-1090, F34601-97-Q-53090
AMT $41,958
DTD 062597
TO C N C Machining Co Inc, 109 Pane Rd, Newington Ct 06111 5522
CITE: (I-177 SN089547)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 29--Engine Accessories
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 29--PARTS KIT, SOLENOID PLUNGER
SOL SP0750-97-Q-0890
CNT SP0750-97-M-M540
AMT $59,087.71
LINE 0001 THROUGH 0002
DTD 061997
TO Wheeler Brothers, Inc. Industrial Park, Drum Avenue PO Box
737 Somerset, PA 15501-0737
CITE: (I-177 SN089181)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 29--Engine Accessories
OFFADD: Oc-Alc/Dir Of Contracting, 3001 Staff Dr Ste 1ag76a,
Tinker Air Force Base Ok 73145-3015
SUBJECT: 29--MANIFOLD; P/N 471296; 61 EA --2995009802649RV
CNT F34601-97-M-1343, F34601-97-Q-53231
AMT $42,031
DTD 062597
TO Tube Bends Inc, 206 Newington Ave, New Britain Ct 06050-0000
CITE: (I-177 SN089549)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 30--Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 30--GEAR CLUSTER
SOL SP0770-96-Q-PE66
CNT N00383-95-G-M122-UBP9
AMT $224,338.00
LINE 0001AA THROUGH 0002AB
DTD 062697
TO Alliedsignal Inc military Customer Support MS-1207-2T 1300
Warner Rd Tempe AZ 85285
CITE: (I-177 SN089183)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 30--Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 30--GEARCASE-MOTOR. ON C-135, T-37, T-38
SOL 97TAL6-42-P-0700
CNT SP0740-97-M-2305
AMT $38,989.34
LINE 0001
DTD 062697
TO Naras Avionics Inc 12331 SW 132 CT Miami FL 33186
CITE: (I-177 SN089188)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 31--Bearings
OFFADD: Defense Industrial Supply Center 700 Robbins Ave Phila
PA 19111-5096
SUBJECT: 31--BEARING, SLEEVE
SOL SP0500-97-Q-LN11
CNT SP0500-97-M-5B47
AMT $90,300.00
LINE 0002
DTD 062597
TO Alpha parts and Supply Inc bratwaer Div 10222 Golden given
Rd E Tacoma WA 98442
CITE: (I-177 SN089121)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 25, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 34--Metalworking Machinery
OFFADD: Supply Department Indian Head Division, Naval Surface
Warfare Center, 101 Strauss Ave, Indian Head, MD 20640-5035
SUBJECT: 34--CKU 5/B BOOSTER TUBE IAW DRAWING 11726656 REV. J
POC Michele F. Gilroy, Contract Specialist, Code 1142R, (301)743-6575.
CNT N00174-97-M-1368
AMT $75,015.00
LINE 0001
DTD 062497
TO Aero Components, Inc., 11931 31st Street Ct. N., St. Petersburg,
FL 33716
CITE: (W-176 SN088999)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 34--Metalworking Machinery
OFFADD: Wr-Alc/Pkxoa, 235 Byron St, Robins Air Force Base Ga
31098-1611
SUBJECT: 34--INSULATOR --3433012487654
CNT F09603-97-M-1410
AMT $34,100
DTD 062397
TO Sulzer Metco/Westbury/Inc, 1101 Prospect Ave, Westbury Ny
11590 2724
CITE: (I-177 SN089568)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 37--Agricultural Machinery and Equipment
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 37--SPRAYER, PESTICIDE, MANUALLY CARRIED, HAND
SOL SP0760-97-Q-0812
CNT SP0760-97-M-3079
AMT $29,729.43
LINE 0001 THROUGH 0002
DTD 062697
TO Hudson H D Mfg Co 500 N Michigan Ave Chicago IL 60611-3704
CITE: (I-177 SN089140)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 41--Refrigeration, Air Conditioning and Air Circulating
Equipment
OFFADD: Defense Industrial Supply Center 700 Robbins Ave Phila
PA 19111-5096
SUBJECT: 41--HEAT EXCHANGER
SOL SP0500-97-Q-NM15
CNT SP0500-97-M-4Z17
AMT $39,915.00
LINE 0001
DTD 062597
TO Lytron Inc 55 Dragon CT Woburn MA 01801
CITE: (I-177 SN089118)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 41--Refrigeration, Air Conditioning and Air Circulating
Equipment
OFFADD: Defense Industrial Supply Center 700 Robbins Ave Phila
PA 19111-5096
SUBJECT: 41--COLLER UNIT, AIR
SOL SP0500-97-Q-LF78
CNT SP0500-97-M-4Y88
AMT $26,280.00
LINE 0001
DTD 062597
TO Marlo Coil 6060 Hwy PP P.O.Box 171 High Ridge Mo 63049
CITE: (I-177 SN089120)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 43--Pumps and Compressors
OFFADD: Wr-Alc/Pkxoa, 235 Byron St, Robins Air Force Base Ga
31098-1611
SUBJECT: 43--LOOP, WATER DISTRIBUTION --4320013998254EJ
CNT F09603-97-C-0362, F09603-97-R-71009
AMT $972,854
DTD 061097
TO Keco Industries Inc, 7375 Industrial Rd, Po Box 428, Florence
Ky 41022-0428
CITE: (I-177 SN089566)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 47--Pipe, Tubing, Hose and Fittings
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 47--PIPE, METALLIC. STAINLESS STEEL MATERIAL, 1
SOL 97TR89-12-P-0700
CNT SP0760-97-M-A419
AMT $36,435.64
LINE 0001 THROUGH 0003
DTD 062697
TO C and C Supply Co Inc 8850 Windfern Rd no 3 Houston TX 77064-7747
CITE: (I-177 SN089139)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 47--Pipe, Tubing, Hose and Fittings
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 47--TUBE ASSEMBLY, METAL.
SOL SP0740-96-Q-4517
CNT SP0740-97-M-5495
AMT $29,608.51
LINE 0001
DTD 061697
TO McDonnell Douglas Helicopter Co DBA McDonnell Douglas Helicopter
Systems 5000 E McDowell Rd Mesa AZ 85215-9797
CITE: (I-177 SN089179)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 47--Pipe, Tubing, Hose and Fittings
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 47--HOSE ASSEMBLY, AIR DUCT, AIR BREATHING.
SOL SP0740-97-Q-1790
CNT SP0740-97-M-5829
AMT $48,685.50
LINE 0001 THROUGH 0002
DTD 062697
TO Darling R E Co Inc 3749 N romero Rd Tucson AZ 85705-3080
CITE: (I-177 SN089180)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 47--Pipe, Tubing, Hose and Fittings
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 47--MANIFOLD, HYDRAULIC SYSTEM ACCESSORIES.
SOL SP0770-97-Q-MU35
CNT SP0770-97-M-MB25
AMT $57,134.97
LINE 0001 THROUGH 0003
DTD 062697
TO Coltec Industries Inc Chandler Evans Control Systems Div Charter
Oak Blvd P.O.Box 330651 W Hartford CT 06133-0651
CITE: (I-177 SN089182)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 47--Pipe, Tubing, Hose and Fittings
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 47--COUPLING ASSEMBLY, TUBE, FLEXIBLE. ALUMINUM
SOL SP0740-97-Q-1702
CNT SP0740-97-M-1107
AMT $25,540.50
LINE 0001 THROUGH 0004
DTD 062697
TO Hydraflow 13259 E 166TH St Cerritos CA 90703-2269
CITE: (I-177 SN089185)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 47--Pipe, Tubing, Hose and Fittings
OFFADD: Oc-Alc/Dir Of Contracting, 3001 Staff Dr Ste 1ag76a,
Tinker Air Force Base Ok 73145-3015
SUBJECT: 47--SPARE PART APPLICABLE TO THE TF33 ENGINE --4710000533205RV
CNT F34601-97-M-1160, FD2030-97-Q-53103
AMT $44,724
DTD 062597
TO Tube Bends Inc, 206 Newington Ave, New Britain Ct 06050-0000
CITE: (I-177 SN089548)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 48--Valves
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 48--VALVE, GATE.
SOL SP0770-97-Q-MN33
CNT SP0770-97-M-DG11
AMT $41,600.00
LINE 0001
DTD 062697
TO Velan valve Corp Griswold Industrial Pk Ave C williston VT
05495
CITE: (I-177 SN089142)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 48--Valves
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 48--HOUSING, VALVE
SOL SP0770-97-Q-MV59
CNT SP0770-97-M-DF98
AMT $34,825.00
LINE 0001
DTD 062697
TO Fluid Regulators Corp 313 Gillette St Painesville OH 44077-2918
CITE: (I-177 SN089184)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 48--Valves
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO BX 16595, DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 48--SEAT, VALVE
SOL SP0760-97-Q-0683
CNT SP0760-97-M-7146
AMT $57,326.40
LINE 0001 THROUGH 0004
DTD 062697
TO Pure carbon Co 439-441 Hall Ave St. marys PA 15857-1422
CITE: (I-177 SN089189)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 49--Maintenance and Repair Shop Equipment
OFFADD: Oc-Alc/Dir Of Contracting, 3001 Staff Dr Ste 1ag76a,
Tinker Air Force Base Ok 73145-3015
SUBJECT: 49--PMC TESTER/PLA ADJUST KIT; P/N 856A1278G03; 2 EA
-- 4920013816808
CNT F34601-97-G-00020109, FD2030-97-5-4629
AMT $40,119
DTD 062597
TO General Electric Supply Co, Support Services Operation, 14000
Horizon Way, mt Laurel Nj 08054-0000
CITE: (I-177 SN089546)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 53--Hardware and Abrasives
OFFADD: Defense Industrial Supply Center 700 Robbins Ave Phila
PA 19111-5096
SUBJECT: 53--KEY, DISK, DRIVE, WHEEL
SOL SP0500-96-Q-HK28
CNT F09603-96-G-0009-TZ25
AMT $51,260.00
LINE 0001
DTD 062597
TO Aircraft Braking Systems Corp 1204 Massillon Rd Akron OH 44306-4186
CITE: (I-177 SN089114)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 53--Hardware and Abrasives
OFFADD: Defense Industrial Supply Center 700 Robbins Ave Phila
PA 19111-5096
SUBJECT: 53--STUD ASSEMBLY, TURNL
SOL SP0500-97-Q-DU46
CNT SP0500-97-M-4P99
AMT $96,800.00
LINE 0001AA THROUGH 0002
DTD 062597
TO Special-T Fasteners Inc 20660 Nordhoff St Chatsworth CA 91311
CITE: (I-177 SN089116)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 53--Hardware and Abrasives
OFFADD: Defense Industrial Supply Center 700 Robbins Ave Phila
PA 19111-5096
SUBJECT: 53--SCREW, MACHINE
CNT SP0500-97-M-4Q13
AMT $35,000.00
LINE 0001
DTD 062597
TO M S Aerospace Inc 3150 Damon Way Burbank CA 91505
CITE: (I-177 SN089119)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 53--Hardware and Abrasives
OFFADD: Defense Industrial Supply Center 700 Robbins Ave Phila
PA 19111-5096
SUBJECT: 53--NUT, SELF-LOCKING, EXTENDED WASHER, DOUBLE
SOL SP0500-97-Q-LW84
CNT SP0500-97-M-4Y43
AMT $95,680.00
LINE 0001
DTD 062597
TO SPS Technologies Inc Aerospace and Industrial Products Div
Highland Ave Jenkintown PA 19046-2299
CITE: (I-177 SN089123)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 54--Prefabricated Structures and Scaffolding
OFFADD: Defense Industrial Supply Center 700 Robbins Ave Phila
PA 19111-5096
SUBJECT: 54--BUTTING KIT, SHELTER
SOL SP0500-97-Q-LD46
CNT SP0500-97-M-3L59
AMT $31,200.00
LINE 0002
DTD 062597
TO Gichner Systems Group Inc P O Box B East locust Street Dallastown
penna 17313
CITE: (I-177 SN089117)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 55--Lumber, Millwork, Plywood and Veneer
OFFADD: Defense Industrial Supply Center 700 Robbins Ave Phila
PA 19111-5096
SUBJECT: 55--LUMBER, SOFTWOOD, DIMENSION; IN ACCORDANCE WITH
SOL SP0500-97-Q-NN89
CNT SP0500-97-M-4X16
AMT $55,262.20
LINE 0001 THROUGH 0005
DTD 062597
TO Matheus Lumber Co Inc 15800 Woodinville Redmond Rd Woodinville
WA 98072
CITE: (I-177 SN089115)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 55--Lumber, Millwork, Plywood and Veneer
OFFADD: Defense Industrial Supply Center 700 Robbins Ave Phila
PA 19111-5096
SUBJECT: 55--LUMBER, SOFTWOOD, DIMENSION; IN ACCORDANCE
SOL SP0500-97-Q-MR01
CNT SP0500-97-M-4X06
AMT $26,326.62
LINE 0001
DTD 062597
TO Pelican Lumber and Export Inc 4848 Ihles Rd P O Box 4790 Lake
Charles LA 70606-4790
CITE: (I-177 SN089122)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 58--Communication, Detection, and Coherent Radiation
Equipment
OFFADD: HQ ESC/IAK, 50 Griffiss Street, Hanscom AFB, MA 01731-1618
SUBJECT: 58--OPTION EXERCISE FOR CONTRACTOR LOGISTICS SUPPORT
POC Peter Izzo, Contracting Officer, 617-271-3531.
CNT F1962891C0177P00022
AMT $243,113.00
LINE N/A
DTD 052797
TO BDM Federal Inc., 1801 Randolph Road SE, Alburquerque, NM
87106-4230
CITE: (I-177 SN089315)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 58--Communication, Detection, and Coherent Radiation
Equipment
OFFADD: ESC/MCK, 50 Griffiss St., Hanscom AFB, MA 01731-1620
SUBJECT: 58--MILSTAR INSTALLATION SUPPORT
POC Claire Litalien, Contracting Officer, 617-271-6285.
CNT F1962893C0032P00056
AMT $42,920.00
LINE N/A
DTD 052097
TO Raytheon Company, 1001 Boston Post Road, Marlboro, MA 01752-3770
CITE: (I-177 SN089322)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 58--Communication, Detection, and Coherent Radiation
Equipment
OFFADD: HQ ESC/IAK, 50 Griffiss Street, Hanscom AFB, MA 01731-1618
SUBJECT: 58--OPTION EXERCISES FOR CONTRACTOR LOGISTICS SUPPORT
POC Peter Izzo, Contracting Officer, 617-271-3531.
CNT F1962891C0177P00022
AMT $243,113.00
LINE N/A
DTD 052797
TO BDM Federal Inc., 1801 Randolph RoadSE, Albuquerque, NM 87106-4230
CITE: (I-177 SN089328)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 58--Communication, Detection, and Coherent Radiation
Equipment
OFFADD: NAVAL INVENTORY CONTROL POINT - MECHANICSBURG, Code 846
, PO Box 2020, Mechanicsburg, Pa 17055-0788
SUBJECT: 58--XPNDR AY, AN/BQN-8A
POC Contact Point, Terri S Baxter, 846.2n, (717)790-2304, Fax,
(717)790-2284, Twx, Not-avail, Contracting Officer, Anthony
J Smiraglia, 846, (717)790-1766
CNT N0010497CAA09, Sol Nr N00104-97-Q-AD33, NIIN LLQ728000
AMT $120,295
LINE N/A
DTD 063097
TO Sonatech Inc , Santa Barbara ,CA 93111-2920 (ACNSPCC0626073-162)
CITE: (I-177 SN089382)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: FISC Norfolk Acq Group, Hampton Roads Detachment, 1968
Gilbert St., Suite 600, Norfolk, VA 23511-3392
SUBJECT: 59--ELECTRICAL HARDWARE; TRANSFORMERS, AND ACCESSORIES

POC David C. Zareczny, Contracting Officer, Telephone Nr (757-445-2290)
CNT N00189-96-A-1075-0295
AMT $19955.62
LINE N/A
DTD 062697
TO ELECTRICAL SUPPLIERS, INC., 3796 Progress Rd., Norfolk, VA.
23502
CITE: (W-177 SN089086)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 59--WIRING HARNESS, BRANCHED
SOL SP0451-97-Q-F301
CNT SP0451-97-M-A250
AMT $43,505.40
LINE 0001
DTD 062597
TO AM General Corporation Service Parts Logistics Operations
P O Box 728 408 South Byrit Mishawaka IN 46546-0728
CITE: (I-177 SN089157)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--SWITCH, RADIO FREQUE
SOL SP0970-97-Q-A308
CNT SP0970-97-C-0058
AMT $259,488.00
LINE 0001AA THROUGH 0001AB
DTD 062597
TO Narda microwave Corp the Lockheed Martin microwave /Narda/
435 Moreland Rd Hauppauge NY 11788-3906
CITE: (I-177 SN089199)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--DISPLAY, OPTOELECTRONIC
CNT SP0960-97-M-6960
AMT $50,354.85
LINE 0001 THROUGH 0002
DTD 062597
TO K Electronics Inc 3987 Darden Dr. Dayton Ohio 45431
CITE: (I-177 SN089200)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--ANTENNA ASSEMBLY
SOL SP0970-97-Q-A303
CNT SP0970-97-M-5040
AMT $87,497.70
LINE 0001
DTD 062697
TO Oai Inc 6960 E 12TH St Tulsa OK 74112
CITE: (I-177 SN089211)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--CIRCUIT CARD ASSEMBLY
CNT SP0960-97-M-6821
AMT $34,450.00
LINE 7001
DTD 062697
TO Trilectron Industries Inc 12297 US Hwy 41 N P.O.Box 2109 Palmetto
FL 34220-2109
CITE: (I-177 SN089213)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--SYNCHRO, CONTROL TRANSFORMER
CNT N00383-96-G-001D-UB41
AMT $113,400.00
LINE 0001
DTD 062597
TO Allied Signal Inc. Electronic Systems RT 46 Teterboro NJ 07608-1173
CITE: (I-177 SN089214)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--RELAY ASSEMBLY
SOL SP0900-96-T-V652
CNT SP0930-97-C-0037
AMT $45,505.00
LINE 0001 THROUGH 0002
DTD 062597
TO Centroid Inc 3 Aerial Way Syosset NY 11791
CITE: (I-177 SN089215)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--ATTENUATOR, VARIABLE
SOL SP0970-97-Q-A259
CNT SP0970-97-M-5016
AMT $39,377.25
LINE 0001 THROUGH 0002
DTD 062597
TO Hewlett-Packard Co. Federal Business Center 2101 Gaither Rd
P.O.Box 1487 Rockville MD 20849-1487
CITE: (I-177 SN089216)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--WAVEGUIDE ASSEMBLY
SOL SP0970-97-Q-1427
CNT SP0970-97-M-5024
AMT $34,164.00
LINE 0002 THROUGH 7001
DTD 062697
TO Aluminum dip braze Co DBA ADB Industries 2537 N Ontario St
Burbank CA 91504-2513
CITE: (I-177 SN089217)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--ITEM NAME SWITCH, ASSEMBLY
SOL 97TF52-52-P-0900
CNT SP0930-97-M-7836
AMT $65,932.72
LINE 0001 THROUGH 0002
DTD 062697
TO Essex Industries Inc Essex Mfg Div 6 Sunnen Dr Saint Louis
Mo 63143-3903
CITE: (I-177 SN089218)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--SWITCH, TIME DELAY
SOL SP0930-97-T-4523
CNT F09603-95-G-0019-UB76
AMT $29,950.80
LINE 0001
DTD 062597
TO Grimes Aerospace Co 550 State Rt 55 P.O.Box 247 Urbana OH
43078-0247
CITE: (I-177 SN089219)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--RELAY, SOLID STATE
CNT SP0930-97-M-8060
AMT $29,893.27
LINE 0001
DTD 062697
TO Airtechnics Inc 230 IDA Street Wichita KS 67211
CITE: (I-177 SN089220)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--MICROCIRCUIT, LINEAR
CNT SP0960-97-M-6827
AMT $37,125.00
LINE 0001
DTD 062697
TO Centroid Inc 3 Aerial Way Syosset NY 11791
CITE: (I-177 SN089221)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--ANTENNA
CNT SP0970-97-M-4989
AMT $30,927.00
LINE 0001AA THROUGH 0001AB
DTD 062597
TO Projects Unlimited Inc 3680 Wyse Rd P.O.Box 14538 Dayton OH
45414-5802
CITE: (I-177 SN089222)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: Defense Supply Center Columbus PO Box 16595 DSCC-PBAB
Columbus, OH 43216-6595
SUBJECT: 59--CIRCUIT CARD ASSEMBLY
CNT SP0960-97-M-6823
AMT $72,639.90
LINE 0001 THROUGH 0002
DTD 062697
TO Autodyne Mfg Co Inc 200 N Strong Ave P O Box 623 Lindenhurst
NY 11757-0623
CITE: (I-177 SN089223)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: HQ ESC/ISK, 50 Griffiss Street, Hanscom AFB, MA 01731-1644
SUBJECT: 59--PEACE SHIELD MODIFICATION
POC Richard Fox, Contracting Officer, 617-617-271-3733.
CNT F1962896C0023A00586
AMT $41,043.00
LINE N/A
DTD 051297
TO Hughes Aircraft Company, 1901 Malvern Avenue, Fullerton, CA
92633- 2177
CITE: (I-177 SN089318)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: HQ ESC/ISK, 50 Griffiss Street, Hanscom AFB, MA 01731-1644
SUBJECT: 59--PEACE SHIELD MODIFICATION
POC Richard Fox, Contracting Officer, 617-271-3733.
CNT F1962896C0023A00587
AMT $701,000.00
LINE N/A
DTD 051297
TO Hughes Aircraft Company, 1901 Malvern Avenue, Fullerton, CA
92633- 2177
CITE: (I-177 SN089319)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 59--Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components
OFFADD: NAVAL INVENTORY CONTROL POINT - MECHANICSBURG, Code 846
, PO Box 2020, Mechanicsburg, Pa 17055-0788
SUBJECT: 59--LOCK SEAL ASSEMBLY
POC Contact Point, Bernadette L Varner, 846.2r, (717)790-3934,
Fax, (717)790-2284, Twx, Not-avail, Contracting Officer, Janet
C Machamer, 846.1, (717)790-2373
CNT N0010497PAH84, Sol Nr N00104-97-Q-AD94, NIIN 011664389
AMT $37,605
LINE N/A
DTD 062497
TO Derbyshire Machine And Tool Co , Philadelphia ,PA 19144-17
(ACNSPCC0626073-163)
CITE: (I-177 SN089383)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 61--Electrical Wire, and Power and Distribution Equipment
OFFADD: Directorate Of Contracting/Bldg 1233, Oo-Alc 6072 Fir
Avenue, Hill Air Force Base, Ut 84056-5820
SUBJECT: 61--PYLON WIRING HARNESS --6150013348041WF
CNT F42620-97-C-0078, F42620-97-R-26822
AMT $668,640
DTD 062497
TO Richard Manufacturing Co, 950 W Kershaw St, Ogden Ut 84401-3404
CITE: (I-177 SN089071)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 61--Electrical Wire, and Power and Distribution Equipment
OFFADD: Sacramento Alc/Pkxd, 3237 Peacekeeper Way/Suite 17, Mc
Clellan Air Force Base Ca 95652-1060
SUBJECT: 61--REPLACEMENT NICAD CELLS, 11 PER PG, --6140010225437
CNT F04606-97-C-0102, F04606-96-R-0059
AMT $177,754
DTD 062497
TO Saft America, Power Sources Division, 711 Industrial Blvd,
Valdosta Ga 31601-0000
CITE: (I-177 SN089080)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 61--Electrical Wire, and Power and Distribution Equipment
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 61--STATOR SEGMENT ASSEMBLY
SOL SP0430-97-Q-Q713
CNT SP0430-97-M-S778
AMT $48,895.00
LINE 0001
DTD 062597
TO Wireless data Corp 620 Clyde Ave Mountain View CA 94043
CITE: (I-177 SN089155)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 65--Medical, Dental and Veterinary Equipment and Supplies
OFFADD: Defense Personnel Support Center 2800 S 20TH Street Phila
PA 19101-8419
SUBJECT: 65--CELLULOSE, OXIDIZED, REGENERATED
CNT SP0200-97-M-FC60
AMT $61,206.60
LINE 0001AA
DTD 062597
TO Quikmed Inc 6670 villa sowrisa unit 222 Boca Raton FL 33433
CITE: (I-177 SN089198)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 66--Instruments and Laboratory Equipment
OFFADD: Defense General Supply Center 8000 Jeff Davis Hwy Richmond,
VA 23297-5312
SUBJECT: 66--CUP AND ADAPTER
SOL SP0440-97-Q-UA63
CNT F34601-94-G-0010-TYN9
AMT $28,550.00
LINE 0001AA THROUGH 0001AC
DTD 062597
TO Ametek Aerospace Products Inc a Div of Ametek Inc 50 Fordham
Rd Wilmington MA 01887
CITE: (I-177 SN089159)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 66--Instruments and Laboratory Equipment
OFFADD: DOC; Mountain Administrative Support Center; Acquisition
Management Division; 325 Broadway MC3; Boulder, CO
SUBJECT: 66--HEAD/DISK TESTING SYSTEM (SPIN-STAND)
POC N/A
CNT 50RANB70C029
AMT $113,700.00
LINE 0001
DTD 062697
TO Guzik Technical Enterprises; 4620 Fortran Drive; San Jose,
CA 95134.
EMAILADD: Joyce.J.Mills@noaa.gov
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (D-177 SN089538)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 70--General-Purpose Information Technology Equipment
OFFADD: Electronic Systems Center/AVK, Contracting Division,
Command & Control Systems, 20 Schilling Circle, Hanscom AFB,
MA 01731-2816
SUBJECT: 70--COTS SOFTWARE FOR TBMCS FIELDED APPLICATIONS
POC Robert Diminico, Contracting Officer, 617-271-8075.
CNT F1962895C0143P00100
AMT $1,038,485.00
LINE N/A
DTD 050597
TO Lockheed-Martin Aerospace Corporation, 9970 Federal Drive,
Colorado Springs, CO 80921
CITE: (I-177 SN089305)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 70--General-Purpose Information Technology Equipment
OFFADD: Electronic Systems Center/AVK, Contracting Division,
Command & Control Systems, 20 Schilling Circle, Hanscom AFB,
MA 01731-2816
SUBJECT: 70--TBMCS JOINT DEFENSE PLANNER
POC Robert Diminico, Contracting Officer, 617-271-8075.
CNT F1962895C0143P00101
AMT $2,055,726.00
LINE N/A
DTD 052297
TO Lockheed-Martin, 9970 Federal Drive, Colorado Springs, CO
80921-3616
CITE: (I-177 SN089306)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 70--General-Purpose Information Technology Equipment
OFFADD: Electronic Systems Center/AVK, Contracting Division,
Command & Control Systems, 20 Schilling Circle, Hanscom AFB,
MA 01731-2816
SUBJECT: 70--TBMCS Y2K MODIFICATION
POC Robert Diminico, Contracting officer, 617-271-8075.
CNT F1962895C0143P00102
AMT $2,609,560.00
LINE N/A
DTD 053097
TO Lockheed-Martin, 9970 Federal Drive, Colorado Springs, CO
80921-3616
CITE: (I-177 SN089307)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 70--General-Purpose Information Technology Equipment
OFFADD: Electronic Systems Center/AVK, Contracting Division,
Command & Control Systems, 20 Schilling Circle, Hanscom AFB,
MA 01731-2816
SUBJECT: 70--TBMCS ISARC INTEGRATION
POC Robert Diminico, Contracting Officer, 617-271-8075.
CNT F1962895C0143P00103
AMT $702,573.00
LINE N/A
DTD 052797
TO Lockheed-Martin Aerospace Corporation, 9970 Federal Drive,
Colorado Springs, CO 80921-3616
CITE: (I-177 SN089308)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 70--General-Purpose Information Technology Equipment
OFFADD: Electronic Systems Center/AVK, Contracting Division,
Command & Control Systems, 20 Schilling Circle, Hanscom AFB,
MA 01731-2816
SUBJECT: 70--TBMCS ASOC PRODUCTION
POC Robert Diminico, Contracting officer, 617-271-8075.
CNT F1852895C0143P00104
AMT $880,158.00
LINE N/A
DTD 052797
TO Lockheed-Martin Aerospace Corp., 9970 Federal Drive, Colorado
Springs, CO 80921-3616
CITE: (I-177 SN089309)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 70--General-Purpose Information Technology Equipment
OFFADD: Electronic Systems Center/AVK, Contracting Division,
Command & Control Systems, 20 Schilling Circle, Hanscom AFB,
MA 01731-2816
SUBJECT: 70--TBMCS VERSION 1.0 DEVELOPMENT
POC Robert Diminico, Contracting Officer, 617-271-8075.
CNT F1962895C0143P00096
AMT $30,409,077.00
LINE N/A
DTD 052197
TO Lockheed-Martin Aerospace Corp., 9970 Federal Drive, Colorado
Springs, CO 80921-3616
CITE: (I-177 SN089310)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 70--General-Purpose Information Technology Equipment
OFFADD: Electronic Systems Center/AVK, Contracting Division,
Command & Control Systems, 20 Schilling Circle, Hanscom AFB,
MA 01731-2816
SUBJECT: 70--TBMCS TACTICAL FORECAST SYSTEM
POC Robert Diminico, Contracting Officer, 617-271-8075.
CNT F1962895C0143O00099
AMT $1,539,777.00
LINE N/A
DTD 050597
TO Lockheed Martin Aerospace Corp., 9970 Federal Drive, Colorado
Springs, CO 80921-3616
CITE: (I-177 SN089311)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 70--General-Purpose Information Technology Equipment
OFFADD: Electronic Systems Center (ESC/YVK), 5 Eglin Street,
Hanscom AFB, MA 01731-2123
SUBJECT: 70--AFMSS KC-10 ENHANCED A/W/E OPTION
POC Chris Smallis, Contracting Officer, 617-377-4126.
CNT F1962893C0018P00159
AMT $313,985.00
LINE N/A
DTD 052897
TO Lockheed Martin Corporation, 130 Daniel Webster Highway, Merrimack,
N.H. 03054-4809
CITE: (I-177 SN089326)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 70--General-Purpose Information Technology Equipment
OFFADD: Electronic Systems Center/AVK, Contracting Division,
Command & Control Systems, 20 Schilling Circle, Hanscom AFB,
MA 01731-2816
SUBJECT: 70--TBMCS RAPID SEGMENTATION INITIATIVE
POC Robert Diminico, Contracting Officer, 617-271-8075.
CNT F1962895C0143P00098
AMT $1,118,353.00
LINE N/A
DTD 050597
TO Lockheed-Martin Aerospace Corp., 9970 Federal Drive, Colorado
Springs, CO 80921-3616
CITE: (I-177 SN089407)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 84--Clothing, Individual Equipment and Insignia
OFFADD: Defense Personnel Support Center 2800 So. 20TH St. Philadelphia,
PA. 19145-5099
SUBJECT: 84--SOCKS, FLYER'S ANTI-EXPOSURE, CWU-75/P
CNT SP0100-97-M-NA01
AMT $92,944.60
LINE 0001AA THROUGH 0004AA
DTD 062597
TO Mustang engineered technical apparel /USA/ Corp /Meta/ 3870
Mustang way bellingham WA 98226
CITE: (I-177 SN089059)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 84--Clothing, Individual Equipment and Insignia
OFFADD: Defense Personnel Support Center 2800 So. 20TH St. Philadelphia,
PA. 19145-5099
SUBJECT: 84--SLACKS, WOMAN'S, UNDRESS (CG)
CNT SP0100-97-M-CB86
AMT $25,788.00
LINE 0001AA THROUGH 0007AA
DTD 062597
TO Gibraltar P R Inc RT 9931 km 8.9 San lorenzo PR 00754
CITE: (I-177 SN089060)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: CONTRACT AWARDS
SUBPART: SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL
CLASSCOD: 89--Subsistence (Food)
OFFADD: USDA Forest Service, P.O. Box 25127, Lakewood, CO 80225
SUBJECT: 89--TRAPPER CREEK DAIRY PRODUCTS
POC Contact Marilyn Whalon, 303/275-5260, Contracting Officer,
Sharon K. Miner
CNT 54-82x9-7-098SM
AMT S33,542.30
LINE ALL ITEMS
DTD 062697
TO Meadow Gold Dairy, P.O. Box 8057, Missoula, MT 59807
CITE: (I-177 SN089528)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: SPECIAL NOTICES
OFFADD: Cdr, U.S. Army Chemical and Biological Defense Command,
Procurement, Attn: AMSCB-PCB, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21010-5423
SUBJECT: PROGRAM MANAGER FOR ASSEMBLED CHEMICAL WEAPON ASSESSMENT
STAKEHOLDER MEETING, JUNE 30-JULY2, 1997
DESC: Two meetings will be held regarding the Assembled Chemical
Weapon Assessment public involvement process on June 30-July
2, 1997 in the Doubletree Inn at the Colonnade, 4 West University
Parkway, Baltimore, Maryland, (410)235-5400 or 800-222-8733.
The primary meeting will convene at 9:00am on June 30th and
adjourn at 1:00pm on July 2nd. The purpose of this meeting
is for DOD to work with dialogue participants (including community
members and state, tribal, and federal regulators) to solicit
input regarding the program concepts, RFP criteria, milestones,
stakeholder participation, and future meetings. Technology
providers are welcome to attend and there will be opportunity
for public comment. The second meeting is at the same location
on June 30th from 7:30am to 8:30am. This meeting is primarily
for technology providers that have not attended prior meetings
of the dialogue group to learn about the public stakeholder
process and their role in this process. Technology providers
must preregister for the 7:30am meeting. There is no charge
for attending either meeting. For more information on the assessment
program, please refer to the CBD Announcement of February 21,
1997, Subject: Program Manager for Assembled Chemical Weapons.
Draft documents (including agenda and RFP criteria can be found
on the World Wide Web at http://www.cbdcom.apgea.army.mil/Staff/PublicAffairs/pm_frame.html.
To be added to the mailing list for the stakeholder process
or obtain an agenda and further details on the meeting, please
contact Kimberly Collins, Horne Engineering Services, Inc.
at 1-888-482-4312, e-mail Kcollins@Horne.com.
EMAILADD: cacomaty@cbdcom.apgea.army.mil
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089253)

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PART: SPECIAL NOTICES
OFFADD: Commander, Naval Sea Systems Command, SEA 0223, 2531
Jefferson Davis Hwy, Arlington, VA 22242-5160
SUBJECT: 19--U.S. NAVY SHIP SURVIVABILITY - REQUEST FOR INFORMATION
DESC: The Ship Safety and Survivability Office (N86D) of the
Chief of Naval Operations, is seeking information regarding
innovative and revolutionary technology that, in concert with
reduced manning and reduced life cycle cost goals, can be used
to address near term and future ship survivability challenges.
N86D sponsored efforts addressing vulnerability (i.e., damage
tolerance and safety) and recoverability (ship and crew response)
initiatives are divided into 5 core technology areas: 1) Tactics
and Doctrine, 2) Damage Tolerant Structures, 3) Systems Protection,
4) Damage Control Assessment and Monitoring, and 5) Damage
Control and Firefighting Equipment. To support these areas
and promote reduced manning/life cycle costs, we are interested
in soliciting responses to the following technologies: 1. Advanced
sensor technology (to include micro-electro-mechanical - MEMS)
application for vibration, temperature, rate of temperature
change, very high temperature monitoring, humidity, chemicals,
flooding, pressure, sound, strain, position/deformation, personnel
monitoring. a. Energy saving and/or scavenging technologies
for application to damage control, personnel monitoring, and
machinery diagnostics. b. Automation technologies including
processing and control that provides for automatic isolation
and reconfiguration. 2. Large scale wireless networks within
ship compartments (damage tolerant, harsh shipboard environment,
and subject to electromagnetic interference and multipath transmission
problems). 3. Fire suppression and robotics technology. 4.
Damage Tolerant Structures (Hull Strengthening). a. Hull girder
hardening against underwater and air delivered weapons. 5.
System Protection (Ship Internal Components). a. Shock isolation
technology (machinery and electronics). b. Ship magazine protection.
c. Electrical Power survivability (rapid system reconfiguration,
system fault detection and isolation). 6. Personnel Performance
Enhancements. a. Advanced training concepts under reduced manning
conditions. b. Personal Protection and improved crew capabilities,
including concepts for improving endurance in hostile environments,
maximizing effectiveness and life saving. Short, descriptive
concept/technology papers (i.e., whitepapers), outlining the
particular innovation or conceptual application are requested
by July 30, 1997. This announcement is a request for information
only and not a Request for Proposal (RFP) or an announcement
of solicitation. Respondents who submit proprietary data shall
mark the data with appropriate markings. The Government will
not pay for any materials provided in response to this synopsis.
Submittals provided in response to this synopsis will not be
returned to the sender. Responses should be sent to Dr. M.J.
Grussendorf, (Attn: Code N86D3, Room 4D537), Office of the
Chief of Naval Operations, 2000 Navy Pentagon, Washington,
DC 20350-2000 or via email: grussendorf.mark@hq.navy.mil. Dr.
Grussendorf can be reached by phone at (703) 695-8079; Fax
(703) 693-2656.
CITE: (I-177 SN089268)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: SPECIAL NOTICES
OFFADD: Rome Laboratory/PK, 26 Electronic Parkway, Rome, NY 13441-4514
SUBJECT: ROME LABORATORY'S DRAFT FY98 SBIR TOPICS
DESC: PART 1 OF 6. ROME LABORATORY'S DRAFT FY 98 SBIR TOPICS.
ROME LABORATORY IS PLEASED TO MAKE AVAILABLE THE FOLLOWING
DRAFT SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATIVE RESEARCH (SBIR) PROGRAM TOPICS.
THESE TOPICS ARE NOT APPROVED AS YET AND ALL MAY NOT APPEAR
IN THE FINAL SOLICITATION: SBIR TOPIC #AF98-106. TECHNICAL
POINT OF CONTACT: Richard N. Smith, RL/C3BA (315) 330-7436.
TITLE: Space Communications Protocol Standards (SCPS) Integration
Into Satellite Operations Infrastructure. CATEGORY: Applied
Research. DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: B07. SERVICE CRITICAL
TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE: Integrate the SCPS protocol
into present/future satellite operations and architecture.
DESCRIPTION: The SCPS program is a joint effort between the
DOD, NASA, and the National Security Agency (NSA) in which
four upper layer protocols are being developed, tested, and
validated. The four protocols include: (1) an application layer
protocol to support file transfers called SCPS-File Protocol
(FP); (2) a transport layer protocol to support end-to-end
data transmission called SCPS-Transport Protocol (SCPS-TP);
(3) a network layer protocol to support internet delivery of
data called SCPS-Network Protocol (SCPS-NP); and (4) a security
protocol called SCPS-SP. Historically, data transmission protocols
such as Transport Control Protocol (TCP), Internet Protocol
(IP), and File Transfer Protocol (FTP) have been developed
with fixed ground applications in mind. Space applications,
however, exist in a different operational environment relative
to fixed ground applications. For example, most space applications
experience constrained bandwidths, higher bit-error rates (BER),
dynamic links, higher link delays, and limited computing power
onboard the space vehicles. The SCPS protocol suite is being
developed to better couple the data transmission protocols
to the space environment. It should be noted, however, that
the SCPS protocols are also applicable to other non-space environments
having any or all of the channel characteristics mentioned
above. A software coded implementation of the integrated SCPS
protocol is being developed, referred to as the "Reference
Implementation." The first version of the "Reference Implementation"
will be available in February 1997. Additionally, standardization
of the SCPS protocol suite is progressing by two routes: (1)
Four MIL STDs have been developed and are currently undergoing
a technical review with a final version scheduled for September
1997; and (2) Consultative Committee on Space Data Systems
(CCSDS) Red Books have been developed that are also in the
review process with an expected completion date of late FY97.
The final goal is to develop international ISO standards for
each of the four SCPS protocols. PHASE I: (1) Develop alternative
concepts and implementation designs to integrate the SCPS protocol
suite as described in the referenced MIL STDS into: (a} the
near-term Air Force Satellite Control Network (AFSCN) operations
infrastructure for use in the 0 to 10 year time frame; and
(b) future satellite operations architecture alternatives being
formulated by the Air Force and the DOD Office of Space Architect
for the post 10-year far-term time frame. (2) Identify a recommended
approach for both the near- and far-term time frames that address
software, hardware, and/or firmware requirements and design
implementations. PHASE II: For the recommended near-term time
frame approach identified in Phase I, develop a documented
prototype SCPS implementation capability, including the necessary
software, hardware, and/or firmware required, that can he integrated
and tested in an operational environment within the AFSCN.
PHASE III DUAL USE APPLICATIONS: Existing data transmission
protocols are primarily for ground-based applications. The
SCPS protocol suite is being developed as a solution to this
problem and will be applicable to DOD, NASA, and commercial
space applications. An especially fertile area for commercial
potential will be the evolving personal communications satellite
system such as IRIDIUM, Globalstar, Odyssey, and Teledesic.
KEY WORDS: Networks, Space Communications, Protocol, File Transfer,
File Transfer Protocol (FTP), Transport Control Protocol/Internet
Protocol (TCP/IP), Data Transmission. SBIR TOPIC #AF98-107.
TECHNICAL POINT OF CONTACT: Donald J. Nicholson, RL/C3BA (315)
330-7437. TITLE: Affordable Array Antenna for Multiple Satellite
Links. CATEGORY: Applied Research. DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY
AREA: B10.SERVICE CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE:
Develop cost-effective array antenna concepts for multiple
satellite-to-ground and cross links. DESCRIPTION: Part of the
solution to meet the needs for reduction of operating cost
and higher efficient satellite network operations, is to use
antennas capable of multiple simultaneous links between satellite
to ground or another satellite. However, the current phased
array antennas employing digital beam-forming networks and
phase-shift circuits to provide such capability are very expensive.
Recently, several low-cost techniques with good performance
characteristics such as plasma mirror, row/column steering,
liquid-crystal/ferroelectric phase shifters, slotted waveguide
array, differential rotation of microstrip patch antenna elements,
and a number of hybrid techniques to steer RF or laser beams
either electronically or mechanically have been developed.
These new technologies offer opportunities of investigating
the possibility of developing affordable array antennas for
cost-effective satellite network operations. The objective
of this research is to develop a low-cost array antenna concept
for multiple satellite-to-ground and satellite-to-satellite
communication links, and assess its feasibility and practicability.
The design goals are low cost, long range, flexible frequency
change, multiple beams over wide bands, and simultaneous operations
with several satellites. Satellite network operations requirements
for wide coverage, multiple frequency bands, and high transmission
capacity are also to be considered. PHASE I: Phase I activity
shall include: (1) identification of the antenna requirements
for supporting satellite network operations in the 2007 and
2015 time frame; (2) evaluation of the applicability of alternative
beam forming and steering techniques to develop at least three
candidate low-cost array antenna concepts; (3) assessment of
each candidate concept in terms of technical feasibility, application
utility, operational flexibility, and economical viability;
(4) identification of new technical issues relating to the
practicality of specific candidate concepts, and documentation
of detailed conceptual designs and assessment results. PHASE
II: The Phase II activity shall include: (1) the conduct of
tradeoff evaluations of the candidate conceptual designs, including
but not limited to, different geometric configurations, passive
or active transmitter, element types, beam generation, polarization,
methods of steering the beam, etc. to synthesize a single optimal
conceptual design; (2) construction of computer simulation
and/or bread-board demonstration selected antenna characteristics
to support design analysis, identify key design parameters,
and verify the projected capability; (3) through the utilization
of an architectural simulation representing AF Satellite Control
Network (AFSCN) to develop a concept of operation employing
the designed array antenna for AFSCN, and evaluate the antenna's
impact on the overall AFSCN performance; (4) rough estimation
of life cycle cost of the selected antenna concept within the
context of AFSCN; and (5) documentation of all technical results
and lessons learned form the Phase II activities and additional
technology needs. PHASE III DUAL USE APPLICATIONS: The antenna
concept developed in this research will have both commercial
and military application in providing multi-frequency links,
multi-beam operations, high data rate and narrow-beam transmission
to meet their operational requirements. Low-cost array antenna
is capable of improving commercial satellite network performance
and reducing operational cost, especially for the ones with
large constellation such as IRIDIUM and Telsdesic. KEY WORDS:
Satellite Network Operations, Phased Array Antenna, Electronic
or Mechanical Beam Steering, Beam Forming, Geometric Configuration,
Passive or Active Element, Multiple Simultaneous Links. SBIR
TOPIC #AF98-108. TECHNICAL POINT OF CONTACT: Richard N. Smith,
RL/C3BA (315) 330-7436. TITLE: Military Space-Ground Link Interface
Unit. CATEGORY: Applied Research. DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA:
B07. SERVICE CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE: Develop
a modular Space-Ground Link Interface Unit for Wide Area Networks
(WANs). DESCRIPTION: The current Department of Defense development
of the Space Communications Protocol Standards (SCPS) will
standardize the protocol suite used in future satellite communications
system and change the payload delivery mechanism to Internet
Protocol (IP) packets. The older satellites payload transmissions
using wavy trains, will still have to be supported. Current
satellite developments use Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM)
cells to transport payloads. A need exists for a modular Space-Ground
Link Interface Unit which will accept any type of payload delivery
mechanism (wave trains, IP packets, ATM cells, etc.) using
"plug and use" network interface cards to reconstitute the
payload data into the protocol suite used for a destination
WAN. The modular Space-Ground Link Interface Unit will have
the routing tables necessary to set the WAN destination address
and the network switching capability to interface with the
military WANs. All current WAN standards will be supported
by the modular Space-Ground Link Interface Unit including ATM
and Synchronous Optical Network (SONET). The modular Space-Ground
Link Interface Unit will incorporate any encryption device
or mechanism used in the delivery of the payload on the WAN.
The resulting modular Space-Ground Link Interface Unit will
allow a common interface device for all military WANs providing
interoperability across the military WANs and eliminating existing,
less efficient WAN interfaces. The Space-Ground Link Interface
Unit shall be modular in design to accommodate a plug and use
methodology and any future technologies or protocol suites.
Performance issues shall be considered in the development of
the modular Space~Ground Link Interface Unit to minimize the
performance impacts on the WANS. PHASE I: In Phase I, the contractor
shall: 1) research and identify (with Government assistance)
current and proposed payload transport mechanisms and encryption
requirements across the military WANs that will be incorporated
into the Space-Ground Link Interface Unit. The design of the
Space-Ground Link Interface Unit shall have modular components
that will allow the unit to be configured for all the identified
transport mechanisms and military WANs. 2) The contractor shall
identify the performance issues that will help minimize the
Space-Ground Link Interface Unit impact on the military WANS.
3) The contractor shall produce a preliminary design for the
modular Space-Ground Link Interface Unit. 4) The contractor
shall provide a proof of concept demonstration of the modular
design concepts. PHASE II: In Phase II, the contractor shall:
1) finalize development of the Space-Ground Link Interface
Unit that meets and exceeds current and evolving military requirements.
2) The contractor shall perform system measurement and analysis
to determine performance specifications and to verify that
all performance issues have been addressed. 3) The contractor
shall provide operational demonstrations which meet jointly
{Government and contractor) agreed upon specifications. PHASE
III DUAL USE APPLICATIONS: Application of the modular plug
and use Space-Ground Link Interface unit to commercial satellite
payload transport mechanisms (in concert with resulting cost
savings) would be highly beneficial. KEY WORDS: Space Communications
Protocol Standards (SCPS), Internet Protocol (IP), Space-Ground
Link, Wide Area Networks (WANs), Asynchronous Transfer Mode
(ATM), Synchronous Optical Network (SONET). SBIR TOPIC #AF98-109.
TECHNICAL POINT OF CONTACT: William G. Cook, RL/C3BA (315)
330-3033. TITLE: Jammer and Spoofer Detection, Direction Finding,
and Location Technology. CATEGORY: Applied Research.DOD CRITICAL
TECHNOLOGY AREA: B11. SERVICE CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1.
OBJECTIVE: Develop technology, hardware, and software to quickly
detect and locate the coordinates of GPS signal interference.
DESCRIPTION: GPS is rapidly becoming a critical component of
many civilian as well as military systems. The GPS signals,
as received at the Earth, tend to be very weak. This makes
them very easy to jam or spoof. RF signals in the GPS frequency
band can be openly broadcast and can be used to jam or interfere
with the reception of the satellite signals; thus either denying,
deceiving, or severely degrading GPS operation. RF transmitters
that operate on other frequency bands may produce harmonics
of sufficient strength to interfere with local GPS operation.
Various mitigation techniques exist, such as adaptive antenna
and electronics that null strong jamming signals, adaptive
filters that remove narrow band strong signals, and Receiver
Autonomous Integrity Monitoring (RAIM) algorithms that detect,
isolate, and disregard a false signal (such as a spoofing signal)
when computing the GPS solution. However, not all GPS user
sets (including civilian uses) will be equipped with sufficient
jammer nulling or filtering capabilities, and there is always
the risk that a false signal can spoof user sets (even those
equipped with RAIM). Thus, instruments need to be developed
to detect and precisely locate the coordinates of false signals
that interfere with GPS. Once the interfering source has been
identified, action can be taken to control it. Weak signals
with power of similar magnitude to GPS signals are not able
to jam the receiver, but may spoof the receiver. Stronger signals
will jam the receiver, but are easier to locate. A single device
would generally only be able to determine the direction, but
not the range of a hidden interferer. Thus, triangulation techniques
may need to be developed that integrate two or more non co-located
devices. The problem is very complex for the case of several
dispersed jammers or spoofers, each emitting more than one
Pseudo Random Noise (PRN) signal. Most of the basic hardware
components needed to develop signal location devices are already
available; such as fast correlator chips, IMU's adaptive antenna
and electronics, and precise clocks. The hardware components
need to be integrated into dedicated electronic devices and
the necessary signal processing software and techniques need
to be developed to address the signal location problem. PHASE
I: Phase I activity shall be concerned with: 1) innovative
integration of the required existing hardware components/assembly,
such as (but not limited to) a multi-beam antenna, a many parallel
correlator ASIC, an IMU, a precise frequency standard; 2) development
of the software to quickly detect and find the direction/location
of a GPS signal interferer; and 3) prototype demonstrations
for a) the case or the strong signal" single jammer and b)
the case of the "weak signal" spoofer. PHASE II: Phase II activity
shall be concerned with: 1) development of equipment, techniques,
and software to detect and find the direction and location
of a) multiple non co-located jammer signals, b) multiple Clean/Acquisition
(C/A) code co-located spoofer signals, and c) multiple non
co-located C/A code spoofer signals; 2) demonstration of the
equipment, techniques, and software for determining the coordinates
of (the above) multiple jammers and spoofers. PHASE III DUAL
USE APPLICATIONS: Equipment successfully developed as a result
of this contract will be used by relevant government agencies
to detect and locate the source of a potential GPS signal interferer
that disrupts DOD/NASA/commercial GPS operation. Similar techniques
can be used to develop equipment for law enforcement involving
the offense of the broadcast of signals on reserved frequencies.
KEYWORDS: Electronic Warfare, Direction Finding, Emitter Location.
SBIR TOPIC #AF98-110. TECHNICAL POINT OF CONTACT: Eugene C.
Blackburn, RL/ERD (315) 330-2945. TITLE: Aging Predictions
of Electronic Components Used Within the Guidance System of
ICBMs (Minuteman and Peacekeeper). CATEGORY: Engineering Development.
DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: B07. SERVICE CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY
AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE: Develop and implement an innovative and
cost effective method of predicting the aging parameters of
Electronic Components used within the guidance systems of the
Minuteman and Peacekeeper missiles. DESCRIPTION: Reliability
Engineering Teams have been formed by the Government to analyze
data involved in the stress analysis of failed components within
the individual weapon system's guidance packages. Nothing has
been done to predict the longevity of components used within
the existing system. Only Manufacturer's Specifications and
MIL-STD parameters exist at this time to establish a basis
for the analysis. Reliability analysis appears to be incomplete
without the aging prediction capability that a small business
could add to this picture. Parts obsolescence is a critical
issue in affecting the longevity of the system. Cost payback
analysis is a key feature in determining this longevity, and
age prediction statistics become paramount. A need for prediction
of aging of these components is a necessary input into the
total analysis for determining when a system or subsystem should
be replaced. It could also be used to predict degradation of
reliability more accurately. PHASE I: Demonstrate the feasibility
of prediction of aging of electronic components. Apply these
calculations to known parameters for parts substitution for
future procurements. Demonstrate a methodology to infer system
reliability from component again affects. PHASE II: Implement
this demonstrated approach to predict reliability degradation
in Peacekeeper and Minuteman guidance systems due to electronic
component aging. PHASE III DUAL USE APPLICATIONS: Aging predictions
can be used to anticipate replacement timing when it is most
cost effective to do so. This could be applied to electronic
systems that have a long intended lifetime, such as commercial
satellites and other investment electronics. KEYWORDS: Reliability,
Analysis, Repair, Longevity, Aging, ICBM. SBIR TOPIC #AF98-111.
TECHNICAL POINT OF CONTACT: Peter J. Radesi, RL/C3BA (315)
330-1466. TITLE: Data Link Control Protocol. CATEGORY: Applied
Research. DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: B07. SERVICE CRITICAL
TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE: Develop a data link control
protocol for satellite systems. DESCRIPTION: Military data
networks supporting communications between computers are expanding.
Local area networks (LANs) are being interconnected to form
wide area networks (WANs) using satellite systems. The standard
networking protocols in use by the commercial-off-the-shelf
computers and networking equipment do not tolerate the bit
error rates (BERs) and delays that are typical of satellite
links. This results in the inefficient use of satellite resources.
The challenge for the innovator is to develop a data link control
protocol that will work with the current Transfer Control Protocol/Internet
Protocol (TCP/IP) networking protocols or future Asynchronous
Transfer Mode (ATM) protocols and allow these protocols to
operate efficiently over satellite links. PHASE I: The contractor
shall design a data link control
CITE: (W-177 SN089271)

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PART: SPECIAL NOTICES
OFFADD: Rome Laboratory/PK, 26 Electronic Parkway, Rome, NY 13441-4514
SUBJECT: ROME LABORATORY'S DRAFT FY98 SBIR TOPICS
DESC: PART 2 OF 6. ROME LABORATORY'S DRAFT FY 98 SBIR TOPICS.
ROME LABORATORY IS PLEASED TO MAKE AVAILABLE THE FOLLOWING
DRAFT SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATIVE RESEARCH (SBIR) PROGRAM TOPICS.
THESE TOPICS ARE NOT APPROVED AS YET AND ALL MAY NOT APPEAR
IN THE FINAL SOLICITATION: SBIR TOPIC #AF98-113. TECHNICAL
POINT OF CONTACT: Peter J. Radesi, RL/C3BA. (315) 330-1466.
TITLE: Selective Retransmission Application Layer Protocol.
CATEGORY: Applied Technology. DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA:
B07. SERVICE CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE: Develop
an application layer protocol that will selectively retransmit
corrupted data packets. DESCRIPTION: The expanded use of data
communications in the military requires the interconnection
of data networks over satellite links. The defense community's
standard transport protocol, Transmission Control Protocol
(TCP), does not perform well over satellite links with large
delay bandwidth products. Standard commercial protocol stacks
generally support both TCP and the User Datagram Protocol (UDP).
A need exists for an application layer protocol using UDP (which
would require users to install an additional application on
their existing computers). This application layer protocol
would use UDP to establish one-way connections between computers
transferring information. The application layer protocol would
use the UDP connections to transfer the information efficiently,
regardless of delay or link bit error rate, since only corrupted
data packets would be retransmitted (unlike TCP where all the
packets in the sliding window are retransmitted). PHASE I:
The contractor shall design an application layer protocol and
identify the protocol's interaction with standard networking
protocols, UDP/IP (User Datagram Protocol/Internet Protocol).
The contractor shall also perform analyses comparing satellite
resource use when the selective retransmission application
layer protocol is in use and TCP is in use. PHASE II: The
contractor shall write software that operates on a personal
computer and interacts with a standard commercial UDP/IP stack.
The contractor shall perform system tests (with Air Force assistance)
over at least two military satellite systems, Milstar and one
transponded system such as DSCS. The tests shall confirm that
the selective retransmission application layer protocol is
more efficient than TCP and the results correlate well with
the analyses performed in Phase I. PHASE III DUAL USE APPLICATIONS:
Commercial satellite communications providers are entering
the computing market and also investigating the problem of
efficient use of satellite resources for network connectivity
using standard networking protocols. The development of a new
application layer protocol providing selective retransmission
of corrupted packets would allow the continued use of the installed
network infrastructure. KEYWORDS: Data Communications, Interconnection,
Satellite Links, Data Networks, Data Packets, Layer Protocol,
Control Protocol, Retransmission, Application Layer. SBIR TOPIC
#AF98-114. TECHNICAL POINT OF CONTACT: John J. Patti, RL/C3BB
(315) 330-3615. TITLE: Application of Nonlinear Dynamics to
Specific Problems in Space Communications. CATEGORY: Applied
Research. DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: B07. SERVICE CRITICAL
TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE: Apply the methods of nonlinear
dynamics to specific problems in space communications. DESCRIPTION:
The emerging science of nonlinear dynamics offers many opportunities
to address space communications problems in novel ways. Two
such examples are: 1) The ability to synchronize identical
chaotic systems suggests a new approach to the implementation
of secure communication channels. The fact that two chaotic
attractors must be nearly identical in order for synchronization
to take place suggests that immunity to unauthorized interception
is possible with these methods. 2) It has been shown that controlled
chaos can be used for digital signaling. With this method,
the state space in which the chaotic attractor resides is partitioned
into subspaces, each of which represents a given symbol. The
transmitting system is then comprised of a chaotic oscillator
in which the trajectory can be directed from one space to another
under the direction of the input modulating signal. PHASE I:
Investigate the key issues and perform tradeoffs to determine
the applicability of the use of non-linear dynamics to secure
digitally processed satellite communication channels. Provide
basic feasibility demonstration of applying non-linear dynamic
technology to digital transmission/reception. PHASE II: Design/construct
a prototype system and perform sufficient tests/evaluations
to prove the feasibility of such a system. Among other issues,
the prototype system shall demonstrate capability to handle
density and non-volatility requirements, time delays, and robustness
of military satellite communication. PHASE III DUAL USE APPLICATIONS:
The systems developed under this project will be useful for
numerous civilian programs. Both law enforcement and the commercial
banking industry are likely users of this technology. KEYWORDS:
Space Communications, Nonlinear Dynamics, Secure, Chaotic Systems,
Chaotic Attractors, Controlled Chaos, Digital Signaling, Chaotic
Oscillator. SBIR TOPIC #AF98-115. TECHNICAL POINT OF CONTACT:
Richard N. Smith, RL/C3BA (315) 330-7436. TITLE: On-the-Fly,
Lossless Data Compression. CATEGORY: Applied Research. DOD
CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: B07. SERVICE CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY
AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE: Implement a lossless data compression
system for use with satellite systems. DESCRIPTION: The military
is expanding its use of computers and the data networks supporting
communications between the computers are also expanding. Local
area networks (LANs) are being interconnected to form wide
area networks (WANs) using satellite systems. The data rates
on these WAN links are generally far less than required to
support the timely transfer of perishable data. The data subsystem
does not have sufficient time to format and file the perishable
data for compression processing. Two alternatives for increasing
transfer rates are: 1) increased use of satellite resources,
and 2) on-the-fly data compression within the data network.
The challenge for the innovator is to develop an inexpensive,
lossless hardware or hardware/software compression system that
will not adversely affect either the current Transfer Control
Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) networking protocols or
future Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) protocols. PHASE I:
The contractor shall produce/demonstrate a conceptual design
of one or more compression systems and identify the system's
effects on networking protocols. The contractor shall also
identify interface requirements between satellite systems and
cryptographic equipment. PHASE II: The contractor shall develop
a working prototype of the system as a proof-of-concept device.
In addition, the contractor shall perform system tests (with
Air Force assistance) over at least two military satellite
systems, Milstar and one transponded system such as DSCS. The
tests shall demonstrate that the compression system increases
information throughput over satellite links without adversely
affecting standard networking protocols. PHASE III DUAL USE
APPLICATIONS: Commercial satellite communications providers
are entering the computing market and are investigating the
problem of lossless data compression for network connectivity.
A lossless data compression system would be very useful in
circuit switched networks where bandwidth limitations also
exist. KEYWORDS: Satellite Communications, Data Compression
System, Lossless, On-the-Fly, Data Rates, Data Network, Networking
Protocols, Perishable Data. SBIR TOPIC #AF98-116. TECHNICAL
POINT OF CONTACT: Donald J. Nicholson, RL/C3BA (315) 330-7437.
TITLE: Security and Robustness Enhancement Techniques for Commercial
Satellite Communication Systems. CATEGORY: Applied Research.
DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: B07.SERVICE CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY
AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE: Develop and assess performance of security
and robustness enhancement techniques for emerging commercial
satellite communications systems. DESCRIPTION: The U. S. Government
is seriously considering the use of commercial assets to help
meet its rapidly growing military satellite communication systems
requirements. In particular, the Government hopes to take advantage
of the expected explosive growth in Mobile Satellite Services
(MSS) during the next decade. These systems may be able to
provide services critical to the future warfighter. However,
military communication systems generally require a level of
security and robustness that are not considered in a commercial
system. Specifically, military systems generally require protection
against signal interception and exploitation, jamming and deception,
and user geolocation. Hence military systems employ such techniques
as authentication and encryption, spread spectrum waveforms,
and interference rejecting antennas and filters. Systems such
as Milstar are extremely secure and robust. In similar fashion,
commercial systems must deal with unintentional or self jamming
and must provide mitigation against other link degrading phenomena
such as multipath fading. As a result, these systems also have
some degree of inherent robustness. For example, code division
multiple access (CDMA), which will be used by several systems,
provides some degree of interference protection. User authentication,
necessary to keep non-subscribers from using the system, provides
some protection against exploitation and large numbers of satellites
(in the constellations being proposed) may even make effective
jamming a non-trivial and expensive task. Thus, a relatively
modest retrofit may be sufficient to bring the security and
robustness of some MSS up to an acceptable level. PHASE I:
Assess the vulnerability of selected MSS systems to interception,
exploitation, jamming, and geolocation threats. Perform the
necessary analyses and/or simulations. Identify/demonstrate
techniques to enhance security and robustness of these systems.
PHASE II: Evaluate/finalize selected techniques to enhance
the security and robustness of these (MSS) systems. Focus in
particular on retrofit concepts and those that are cost effective.
Perform design, breadboard test, computer simulation, or whatever
analysis is necessary to demonstrate the viability and performance
of the selected techniques. PHASE III DUAL USE APPLICATIONS:
The techniques developed under this project will benefit communications
technology in both the commercial and military worlds. KEYWORDS:
Communications Satellite, Security, Robustness, Mobile Satellite
Services, Signal Interception, Exploitation, Jamming, Authentication,
Encryption. SBIR TOPIC #AF98-117. TECHNICAL POINT OF CONTACT:
Gregory J. Hadynski, RL/C3BA (315) 330-4094. TITLE: Simulation
Toolkits for Switching Satellite Communications Systems. CATEGORY:
Applied Research. DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: B19. SERVICE
CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE: Develop a simulation
toolkit for packet/circuit switched satellite communications
systems. DESCRIPTION: It is expected that there will be many
new simulations for future satellite systems for at least three
reasons: (1) There are expected to be major architectural differences
from previous satellite communication systems. For instance,
using full processing (packet switching and/or circuit switching)
instead of partial or no processing. (2) Closer integration
and interoperation of military satellite communications systems
with commercial communications systems and terrestrial defense
communications systems. (3) Prior simulations are generally
built from the ground-up using programming languages instead
of commercial simulation tools. This means they are relatively
difficult to modify, compared with those built on top of commercial
simulation tools. During the development of future satellite
communications systems there will be several traffic analysis
simulations needed. For instance, protocol development, failure
vulnerability analysis, operations analysis, and user traffic
impact studies. Any work to prepare general methods and simulation
constructs (code that can be used by multiple simulations)
could improve the quality and decrease the time/cost associated
with these simulations. Simulation toolkits are required which
contain some methodology that leads to the verification of
the simulation results. A need exists to define future expected
traffic analysis simulations and develop 'toolkits' applicable
to many satellite communications simulations. These toolkits
should consist of methods and simulation constructs built on
top of a commercial simulation modeling tool such as Ontario
Provincial Network (OPNET). The toolkits should contain documentation
that show how to use these toolkits and that show future simulators
how to achieve a simulation end (for instance, protocol development
or failure vulnerability analysis). The toolkits should take
into account the need for satellite communication systems to
interface with the overall Defense Information System Network.
Integration with commercial communications systems and use
of commercial protocols should also be taken into account.
PHASE I: 1) In cooperation with the government, identify/develop
useful toolkits and create a preliminary user manual for them.
2) Develop a simulation function diagram, theory and methodology.
3) Demonstrate a prototype of key functions. PHASE II: 1) Using
an industry standard tool, create a traffic analysis toolkit
for packet/circuit switched satellite communications systems.
A toolkit is one or more additions to a tool that customize
it for a specific application (in this case, satellite communications
simulations). 2) Complete the simulation toolkits development.
3) Demonstrate the simulation with verification. 4) Complete
documentation and create the simulation toolkits with user
manuals. PHASE III DUAL USE APPLICATIONS: The commercial space
industry can use this simulation toolkit to improve their ability
to perform traffic analysis. This capability enables industry
to architect more cost-effective systems that meet their customers'
requirements while simultaneously reducing the time required
to architect the system. KEYWORDS: Simulation, Packet Switching,
Circuit Switching, Satellite, Communications. SBIR TOPIC #AF98-118.
TECHNICAL POINT OF CONTACT: Gregory J. Hadynski, RL/C3BA (315)
330-4094. TITLE: WWW Management Tools for Satellite Communications
Management. CATEGORY: Applied Research. DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY
AREA: B07 SERVICE CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE:
Develop management tools for existing management tools that
can be used for satellite communications management. DESCRIPTION:
Satellite communications management requires global collaboration
among military command and federal agency planners, analysts,
engineers, and others to ensure the most effective and timely
allocation of communications resources to the various users.
Current tools such as the MILSATCOM Automated Communications
Management System (ACMS) focus on the planing, controlling,
and monitoring functions needed for communications management,
but do not provide sufficient support for the large amount
of coordination required. Current communications management
tools are military unique and insufficiently aligned with commercial
practices. A need exists to apply the concepts of World Wide
Web (WWW) technology to the development of a satellite communications
management/coordination/simulation tool. Application of WWW
technology, for satellite communications/coordination management
would involve use of the Common Gateway Interface, Java languages
multimedia viewers, associated services such as electronic
mail, and development/application of WWW methodology and tools.
The resulting WWW satellite communication management/coordination/simulation
tools should initially include 20 Geo Synchronous Earth Orbit
(GEO), 10 Medium Earth Orbit (MEO), and 10 Low Earth Orbit
(LEO) communication satellite systems, together with the capability
of expansion to include all of the commercial satellites system
which are owned and/or partially owned, by U.S. companies or
allied. PHASE I: 1) Create an architecture for the application
of World Wide Web (WWW) technology to satellite communications
management. 2) Integrate (among others) current WWW tools (i.e.
Common Gateway Interface, Java language, multimedia viewers,
and associated services such as electronic mail) into the communications
management architecture. 3) In cooperation with the government,
create a preliminary set of WWW based coordination management/simulation
tools and preliminary user manuals. PHASE II: 1) Finalize the
WWW based coordination management/ simulation tools program
for use with current and future Government satellite communications
management systems. 2) Create recommendations on how to evolve
the satellite communications management tools towards integration
with commercial tools. 3) In cooperation with the Government,
apply the communication management tools to a selected satellite
system and demonstrate/evaluate the resulting simulation. PHASE
III DUAL USE APPLICATIONS: The WWW management tool can be available
to all users of satellite communications systems that need
to globally manage their satellite communications resources.
The tool also can be beneficial to small commercial companies
who provide communication services (such as phone, fax, data,
paging, etc.). KEYWORDS: Communications, Network Management,
Satellite, World Wide Web (WWW), Satellite Communications Management.
Margot Ashcroft, SBIR Program Manager, RL/XPD, 315-330-1793,
Joetta A. Bernhard, Contracting Officer, RL/PKPX, 315-330-2308.

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: SPECIAL NOTICES
OFFADD: Rome Laboratory/PK, 26 Electronic Parkway, Rome, NY 13441-4514
SUBJECT: ROME LABORATORY'S DRAFT FY98 SBIR TOPICS
DESC: : PART 3 OF 6. ROME LABORATORY'S DRAFT FY 98 SBIR TOPICS.
ROME LABORATORY IS PLEASED TO MAKE AVAILABLE THE FOLLOWING
DRAFT SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATIVE RESEARCH (SBIR) PROGRAM TOPICS.
THESE TOPICS ARE NOT APPROVED AS YET AND ALL MAY NOT APPEAR
IN THE FINAL SOLICITATION: SBIR TOPIC #AF98-119. TECHNICAL
POINT OF CONTACT: Dr. Jeffrey S. Herd, RL/ERAA (617) 377-4214.
TITLE: Digital Beamforming Development. CATEGORY: Applied Research.
DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: B07. SERVICE CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY
AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE: Develop architecture(s), appropriate
algorithms, and implementation concepts for a satellite payload
that utilizes digital beamforming on receive and/or transmit.
DESCRIPTION: Phased array or multiple beam antennas use beam
forming networks to (1) form a desired radiation pattern, and/or
(2) generate multiple beams from the same aperture. If a large
number of beams or maximum flexibility is required, an all-digital
implementation of this beam forming network is worthy of consideration.
This requires, however, that the received signals from an array
of antenna elements are individually pre-amplified, frequency
down-converted, digitized, and then fed into a digital processor,
where beam forming and other functions, such as channelizing
(demultiplexing and filtering), are performed. Similarly, on
transmit, the array must digitally combine multiple beam signals,
D/A convert, frequency up-convert and linearly amplify each
channel. Multiple agile beams (perhaps in the hundreds) could
be simultaneously formed in the digital processor. Each beam
could be specially contoured and directed to satisfy a specific
regional coverage requirement. Sidelobes could be lowered to
permit frequency reuse operation, or even to mitigate RF interference
from non-users. Each of these capabilities could be implemented
with either fixed algorithms, or algorithms having adaptive
features. The digital processor architecture should also permit
channel and beam assignments to be made with full flexibility.
The key performance issues are the availability of enough dynamic
range and bandwidth in the A/D converters and the capacity
and speed of the digital processor. The viability of digital
versus analog beamforming depends not only on performance,
but ultimately on the relative impacts on payload size, weight,
and especially power. A beam-forming test bed should also be
developed along with the digital processor prototype. Proposals
that address innovative A/D Converter and high speed Digital
Signal Processor designs will also be considered. PHASE I:
Investigate candidate digital beamforming/channelizing architectures,
and develop top level functional descriptions of the selected
architecture(s). Assess the status of component technology,
particularly A/D Converter and Digital Signal Processors technology,
and develop a prototype design and performance specifications(s)
for a proposed digital processor. Provide proof of concept
documentation and/or simulation of the proposed design(s).
PHASE II: Develop the appropriate beamforming and other algorithms
for the selected architecture(s). Perform tradeoffs and analyses
to evaluate and develop an implementation approach to the architecture(s)
selected in Phase I. Develop a computer model of the proposed
digital processor to assess and demonstrate performance. Develop
a prototype processor and demonstrate key performance characteristics
through an appropriate test-bed. PHASE III DUAL USE APPLICATIONS:
Both military and commercial systems would benefit from the
flexibility of digital beamforming/ channelization, even though
the emphasis and resultant architectures would likely be different.
Commercial systems are usually interested in deploying a large
number of beams and in frequency reuse. Future military systems,
on the other hand, must consider robustness and consequently
high dynamic range as a critical requirement, but will also
employ frequency reuse to meet growing requirements for high
capacity. KEYWORDS: Antennas, Satellite Payload, Beamforming,
Digital Receive, Beamforming Network, A/D Converte. SBIR TOPIC
#AF98-120. TECHNICAL POINT OF CONTACT: Richard N. Smith, RL/C3BA
(315) 330-7436. TITLE: Digitally Adaptive Nulling Algorithm
Development. CATEGORY: Applied Research. DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY
AREA: B07. SERVICE CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE:
Develop adaptive nulling algorithms for an all-digital adaptive
nulling processor. DESCRIPTION: Adaptive nulling can be used
on a communication satellite system to protect against uplink
jamming. This technique involves modifying the receive antenna
pattern such that a pattern null is placed in the direction
of the jammer. Furthermore, it must be adaptive because the
location of the jammer and its operational strategy would not
be known a priori. Current nulling systems, such as in Milstar
II, employ basically a single fixed algorithm, implemented
in a hybrid analog/digital processor. Considerably more flexibility
could be achieved with an all-digital processor. Multiple algorithms
could be implemented specifically to make the nuller more immune
to intelligent jamming. Algorithms with additional constraints
to achieve, for example, better pattern coverage for users
might also be implementable in an all-digital processor. New
algorithms could even be uploaded to enhance nulling performance
during the operational lifetime of the satellite. Many of these
algorithms have already been studied in the literature. The
key issues are how to implement an overall architecture and
the amount of processing capacity and speed that can be made
available under reasonable constraints on weight and power.
PHASE I: Investigate and/or develop adaptive nulling algorithms
for on-board, all-digital processing application. Develop an
overall architecture for a multiple-algorithm, all-digital
processor. Develop simulation tools and demonstrate key performance.
PHASE II: Assess the status of digital processing component
technology, and determine the feasibility of implementing the
digital architecture developed in Phase I. Generate estimates
of hardware size, weight, and power. Perform analysis and simulation
to assess nulling performance, particularly to evaluate the
response time against various types of jammers. The contractor
should also include performance demonstrations of adaptive
nulling that is relevant to the commercial space craft world.
PHASE III DUAL USE APPLICATIONS: Commercial systems encounter
RF interference from unintentional sources. These instances
are increasing due to the limited communications spectrum being
shared by a growing number of communication systems. Through
the use of adaptive nulling, commercial systems will have the
ability to maintain performance. KEYWORDS: Communications Satellite,
Receive Antenna, Adaptive Nulling, Uplink Jamming, Nulling
Algorithms, All Digital Processor. SBIR TOPIC #AF98-121. TECHNICAL
POINT OF CONTACT: Gregory J. Hadynski, RL/C3BA (315) 330-4094.
TITLE: EHF/SHF/Ka Communications Link Attenuation and Availability
Model. CATEGORY: Applied Research. DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY
AREA: B0. SERVICE CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE:
Develop a computer model for predicting satellite communications
link attenuation and availability at EHF/SHF/Ka frequencies.
DESCRIPTION: Atmospheric propagation effects can significantly
impair the performance of satellite communications links operating
at the EHF/SHF/Ka frequencies. Existing propagation models,
primarily due to shortcomings in the weather and attenuation
measurement database do not provide a satisfactory framework
for estimating link performance and often give conflicting
results. There are also significant shortcomings in the environmental
databases that support these models, especially the lack of
instantaneous rainfall rate and frequency of occurrence data
for more than a small number of selected locations. The recent
availability of EHF/SHF/Ka satellite link attenuation data
from the NASA ACTS satellite and other sources may now facilitate
the development of a comprehensive model of link attenuation/availability
that will better address the needs of a worldwide EHF/SHF/Ka
satellite communication system. PHASE I: In Phase I, the structure
of a link attenuation/ availability model and environmental
database shall be developed, based on Air Force input together
with an analysis of existing models and expanded data sources.
Sources of data to be used to calibrate and verify the model
shall be identified. Proof of concept documentation and/or
simulation shall be provided as a basis for Phase II feasibility.
A comprehensive plan for Phase II shall be prepared. PHASE
II: The Phase II effort shall include three tasks: 1) Finalize
Link Attenuation/Availability Model Development. The model
shall accurately calculate attenuation (dB loss) and availability
(percentage of time) for a bi-directional communications link
between a ground terminal and a satellite as a function of
carrier frequency, elevation angle, and terminal environment
(temperature, humidity, rain rate, cloud cover, fog, altitude,
etc.). The model must be tailored to meet limitations imposed
by the available environmental data. The model should focus
on the 44 GHz/21 GHz uplink/downlink Milsatcom frequencies,
but should also be applicable to EHF/SHF/Ka frequencies used
and proposed by commercial systems. The model development effort
should build on the existing body of knowledge and inventory
of models by recalibrating to the recently available data.
2) Environmental Database Development: a global database of
weather data specifically tailored to the format of the model
shall be developed. 3) Computer Program Development: The link
attenuation/availability model and the environmental database
will be combined into a single user-friendly computer program
tailored to the task of analyzing EHF/SHF/Ka link performance.
The program will generate color-coded maps depicting link attenuation
or availability on a global or regional scale, contours of
constant link attenuation or availability, or point estimates
for specific locations (with an option for the user to input
site-specific environmental data). The program will generate
availability for a link with a specified margin, or will generate
the margin required to achieve a specified availability. The
results will be an annual average or season specific. All outputs
will reflect the orbital motion of a specified satellite constellation.
PHASE III DUAL USE APPLICATIONS: The model will be inherently
applicable to both military and commercial communications systems
operating at EHF/SHF/Ka frequencies. Using this model, commercial
satellite developers will be able to accurately predict the
required power levels of their transponders. KEYWORDS: Satellite
Communications, EHF/SHF/Ka, Link Availability, Link Attenuation,
Link Margin, Atmospheric Attenuation, Radio Propagation. SBIR
TOPIC #AF98-122. TECHNICAL POINT OF CONTACT: Richard Fedors,
RL/OCPC (315) 330-3608. TITLE: Mutual Input/Output Photonic
Sensors. CATEGORY: Applied Research. DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY
AREA: B16. SERVICE CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE:
Develop a photonic output for sensor detector elements operating
in the ultraviolet/visible/infrared wavelengths. DESCRIPTION:
Key limiting factors in sensor performance are noise and delay
in getting a signal off the detector and into a signal processor.
Current practice is to accomplish this with various electronic
signal conditioning, analog-to-digital conversion, and amplification
steps. Some type of storage, display, or transmission operation
would follow to complete the sensing process. All of these
steps can be severely affected by electronic noise; particularly
in military environments where radiation, interference, and
jamming are common. Incorporating photonics technology into
sensor system front-ends offers the opportunity to solve many
of these problems. By using light to carry information as early
as possible from a detector array, the signal becomes almost
impervious to electromagnetic interference. Besides the inherent
noise reduction possible with this method, it provides the
opportunity for efficient optical pre-processing of target
data. In cooled infrared sensors it would also slash the thermal
loss that comes from carrying an electrical signal from a cryogenic
dewar to an ambient environment. This approach would substantially
reduce the weight and power requirements for forward looking
infrared sensors, and extend the operation of satellite sensors
where consumable cryogenics strictly limit system lifetime.
Even more significant is the ability of such sensors to directly
interface with the coming light-based digital network. Combined
with advances in parallel processing and optical correlation,
near real time automatic target recognition will become practicable.
This would help bring about a tremendous improvement in battlefield
surveillance and global intelligence gathering capabilities.
Commercial applications would benefit as well from this technology.
The low noise and high speed characteristics of purely optical
detector outputs would translate into higher system data throughput.
This would be a boon to medical diagnostics, law enforcement
operations, and environment monitoring. Huge markets for the
mutual input/output sensors would be found in intelligent highway
vehicle systems and mass communication networks. Dual-use applications
are likely anywhere an optical sensor is now used, from industrial
process control to mail sorting, to virtual reality entertainment
products. PHASE I: Develop preliminary designs for a digital
photonic output, directly from a detector array. Provide a
limited demonstration to show feasibility of approach. PHASE
II: Design, build, and demonstrate a photonic output system
for (an Air Force designated) advanced sensor(s). Develop plans
required for airborne and satellite demonstration. PHASE III
DUAL USE APPLICATIONS: The photonic output sensor technology
developed under this contract will have application in a variety
of military and civilian terrestrial and aerospace sensor systems.
KEYWORDS: Photonic, Sensors, Mutual Input/Output, A/D Conversion,
Jamming, Light Based Digital Network. SBIR TOPIC #AF98-123.
TECHNICAL POINT OF CONTACT: John J. Crowther, RL/C3CA (315)
330-2073. TITLE: Complex Modeling of Software Components. CATEGORY:
Exploratory Development. DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: B19.
SERVICE CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE: Develop and
demonstrate a model-based synthesis technique to support complex
software composition from a collection of architectural components
using inter-linked knowledge models. DESCRIPTION: Recent improvements
in software development techniques have led to the creation
of very large scale architectures as a collection of software
components and commercial off the shelf (COTS) products. For
example, the current constructive simulation community creates
unique simulation exercises using a collection of simulations
and simulators that interface in a varying number of ways.
Many of the components represented in the simulation are funded
and developed by different organizations. Many COTS products
are used. This complexity of relationships has led to large
scale configuration problems that require costly testing and
integration efforts, as well as costly deployments and use.
In fact, recent experience has shown that inconsistent applications
are often built and not discovered until after a commitment
has been made for their use. In recent years, modeling techniques
and knowledged-based software have matured enough to be able
to represent the specification of software architectures as
well as capture collateral information and rationale. This
collection of inter-linked knowledge can be used to automatically
synthesize the composition of correct applications in particular
domains, such as constructive simulation. Using inter-linked
knowledge models, greater automatic synthesis should be achievable
over past efforts using similar techniques. Previous efforts
in synthesis have produced very narrow and limited applications
from very specific domains. These knowledged-based applications
should be able to support broad-based applications in what
has traditionally been very labor intensive areas, and should
be generalizable to multiple large domains. Typical applications
that might be synthesized from inter-linked knowledge models
include:Support of architectural testing and integration through
the use of inter-linked models to create domain specific testing
and integration requirements. Support for deployment of an
architecture, where the architectural components are distributed
and supplied by many organizations. Through the use of collateral
material and rationale, these applications can be provide "best
fit" configurations, as well as identify constraints and restrictions
on combining components of varying levels of architectural
compliance provided by different suppliers. Examples are different
version of COTS product and different implementations of interfaces,
etc. Provide the ability to extract information from inter-linked
knowledge models to estimate cost drivers for use and deployment
of the architecture. Enable trade-off analysis between functional
capability and domain user requirements or goals, and identify
potential risk areas. Individually and collectively these types
of applications have the potential to greatly reduce the costs
involved in using architectures, while increasing the overall
quality of the applications produced from the architecture.
PHASE I: Design and demonstrate the feasibility of a modeling
technique to represent the complex configurations of the constructive
simulation community and supporting collateral information.
Specifically, the modeling technique and technology should
be able to represent semantically rich information knowledge
models that can be inter-linked with other models and supporting
information. The representation should support the synthesis
of applications from the software architectures, as well as
creating entirely new applications that can support the architecture
in various ways. The approach should be able to be distributed
among various geographically dispersed locations, as well as
be embedded in applications that end-users in the constructive
simulation community can use to support simulations. The approach
taken should be general enough to apply to other large-scale
architectures, such as C3I, etc. Document an approach for modeling
this information and identification of supporting technology.
PHASE II: Using the results of Phase I, implement a tool or
technique that can represent the arbitrarily complex and inter-linked
information about software architectures. Although the tool
or technique should be general enough to apply to any software
architecture and domain, the particular area of interest should
be the constructive simulation community. Demonstrate the technology
by building inter-linked knowledge models of the software used
during constructive simulations, and synthesize several applications
that use the inter-linked knowledge to support constructive
simulation exercises. PHASE III DUAL USE APPLICATIONS: This
approach and possible application have applicability to both
the government and commercial marketplace. Large-scale architectures
are being constructed in industry, particularly in the financial
and telecommunications market, that are requiring greater need
for automated configuration support. In addition, government
procurements for large-scale object-oriented systems will produce
architectures premised on composable components to create unique
applications. These applications r
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PART: SPECIAL NOTICES
OFFADD: Rome Laboratory/PK, 26 Electronic Parkway, Rome, NY 13441-4514
SUBJECT: ROME LABORATORY'S DRAFT FY98 SBIR TOPICS
DESC: PART 4 OF 6. ROME LABORATORY'S DRAFT FY 98 SBIR TOPICS.
ROME LABORATORY IS PLEASED TO MAKE AVAILABLE THE FOLLOWING
DRAFT SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATIVE RESEARCH (SBIR) PROGRAM TOPICS.
THESE TOPICS ARE NOT APPROVED AND ALL MAY NOT APPEAR IN THE
FINAL SOLICITATION: SBIR TOPIC #AF98-125. TECHNICAL POINT OF
CONTACT: Anthony M. Newton, RL/C3AB (315) 330-3096. TITLE:
Object Oriented Design of Legacy Systems. CATEGORY: Exploratory
Development. DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: B19. SERVICE CRITICAL
TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE: Develop a method for harvesting
and exploiting object oriented data from IDEF models of command
and control systems. DESCRIPTION: As we move into the 21st
century, the Air Force faces the daunting task of re-engineering
legacy systems to take advantage of advances in Information
Technology. The DOD Joint Technical Architecture (JTA), requires
an open, standard-based approach offering significant opportunities
for reducing cost and cutting development and fielding time
through enhancing software portability ease of systems upgrade,
and hardware independence. The basis for the JTA is the Defense
Information Infrastructure (DII) Common Operating Environment
(COE). The COE concept provides for a reusable sense of common
software services via standard application program interfaces
(API). This concept mandates the use of object-oriented technology
in both the analysis and design of current and future systems.
Both the Global Command and Control System (GCCS) and the Global
Combat Support System (GCSS), which are being built upon the
JTA and COE standards, require the migration of legacy command
and control systems to these new, unified systems. Successful
migration of these legacy systems will require the evolution
of those systems to object oriented technology. The advantages
of object oriented technology in reusability, efficiency, and
development are well-established. What isn't so well established
is how one takes advantage of this technology in order to evolve
legacy systems or develop new ones. Part of the re-engineering,
or even understanding, of any system is the modeling of that
system. Modeling techniques mandated by the JTA include IDEF0
for activity modeling and IDEF1X for data modeling. There can
be much object-oriented information implicit in such models.
Exploitation of such information would allow object-oriented
analysis and design, which, in turn, would lead to the building
of a new, evolved object-oriented system. The Air Force, then,
is looking for methods of extracting object-oriented information
from IDEF models and using it to expedite the object-oriented
analysis and design of new systems. PHASE I: Design and demonstrate
the feasibility of a technique for extracting object oriented
data from IDEF models; design and demonstrate a technique for
using this data for the object-oriented analysis of an existing
system and the object-oriented analysis and design of a future
system. PHASE II: Construct and demonstrate a software tool
based on the technique developed in Phase I. Demonstrate the
effectiveness of this technique. PHASE III DUAL USE APPLICATIONS:
This software will be useful in the evolution of any information
technology reliant system, whether for commercial or defense
applications. The DOD Joint Technical Architecture (JTA), with
its foundation in the DII COE, has a great need for such software
in the evolution of legacy command and control systems, the
development of new command and control systems, and in ensuring
compliance of developing systems with DII COE standards. This
software could also be highly useful throughout the spiral
development process delineated in the Electronic Systems Center
(ESC) Command and Control Acquisition Framework. In the commercial
sector, similar trends in systems and software development
require a tool for object oriented analysis and design of existing
and future products. This software would greatly assist the
Object Modeling Technique (OMT) process, from requirements
and analysis through design and coding. The prevalence of IDEF
modeling in the commercial sector testifies to the need to
turn conceptual models into real systems. This software will
provide the means for accomplishing this transformation. KEY
WORDS: Object Oriented Analysis, Object Oriented Design, Object
Oriented Technology, Object Oriented Data, IDEF Command and
Control Models, Migration of Legacy Systems, Reusable Software,
System Modeling. SBIR TOPIC #AF98-126. TECHNICAL POINT OF CONTACT:
Jerry L. Dussault, RL/C3AB (315) 330-2067. TITLE: Advanced
Distributed C4I Simulation Capabilities. CATEGORY: Exploratory
Development. DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: B19. SERVICE CRITICAL
TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE: Develop Modeling and Simulation
technology for use in analysis, training, and acquisition based
modeling. DESCRIPTION: Historically, Modeling and Simulation
(M&S) programs have been developed to serve particular purposes,
with little or no attention to later integration or interoperability.
The Air Force has recognized these deficiencies and is now
emphasizing the definition of standard architectures, frameworks,
representations, etc. The goals are to reduce the number of
models and simulations employed, and to maximize re-use, interoperability,
and utility. The research proposed under this topic may address
different domains of simulation, such as training, analysis,
test and evaluation, etc., and varying degrees of resolution,
such as entity or aggregate levels. Or, the research may span
interoperability questions across varying domains or levels
of resolution. Unique and innovative applications of existing
commercial tools will be considered. The following is a specific
list of interest areas: a. ADVANCED VIRTUAL BATTLESPACE SYNTHETIC
ENVIRONMENT: The use of advanced visual and distributed computing
techniques to provide synthetic battlespace feeds to real command
and control (C2), such as those which enhance the operation
of the ESC Command and Control Unified Battlespace Environment
(CUBE). b. INTER-DOMAIN SIMULATION INTEROPERABILITY: The integration
of various M&S capabilities, initially intended for a specific
purpose (e.g., training, analysis, etc.) and now interoperating
in a high level architecture, into common frameworks for the
future. c. MULTI-LEVEL SIMULATION INTEROPERABILITY: Correlation
of models which currently represent various levels (e.g., system,
engagement, mission, theater) of war within a given domain
of modeling and simulation. d. ADVANCED EXERCISE SCENARIO GENERATION:
Advanced capabilities to generate visual scenarios such as
system laydown, geographical representation, weather effects,
etc., for use in ESC's Modeling and Simulation Center (MASC).
e. ADVANCED EXERCISE AFTER ACTION REVIEW AND ANALYSIS (AARA):
Tools which can be used for AARA, such as statistical analysis,
plotting, etc., and used for either training or analysis purposes.
f. COMMAND & CONTROL (C2): Simulation tools, designs, approaches,
etc., which enhance C2 processes, operations, stimulation,
or embedded capability. g. SPIRAL DEVELOPMENT: Tools, techniques,
strategies, etc., which contribute to the ESC spiral development
methodology. PHASE I: In Phase I the contractor is expected
to research and analyze the modeling and simulation state,
specifically relative to C2 issues, provide a plan for addressing
one or more aspects of the enhancement of C2 modeling, simulation,
training, and/or analysis, and demonstrate the feasibility
of the proposed approach. PHASE II: Develop a prototype of
the proposed approach and demonstrate its capability to be
employed in ESC's Modeling and Simulation Center (MASC) or
C2 Unified Battlespace Environment (CUBE) as part of spiral
engine toolkit capability. PHASE III DUAL USE APPLICATIONS:
The modeling and simulation area is significantly ripe for
both commercialization and dual use applications. Modeling
and simulation is currently used extensively in the private
sector, for both business and pleasure (games, amusement parks,
etc.). The tools, prototypes, and research developed under
this topic will be broadly applicable to the commercial sector
with application to games, business use, the medical community,
etc. KEY WORDS: Automated, Scenario Generation, Virtual Environment,
Synthetic Environment, High Level Architecture, Inter-Domain
Simulation Interoperability, C2 Simulation, Spiral Development.
SBIR TOPIC #AF98-127. TECHNICAL POINT OF CONTACT: Margot R.
Ashcroft, RL/XPD (315) 330-3021. TITLE: Innovative C4I Technologies.
CATEGORY: Research and Development. DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY
AREA: B07. SERVICE CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE:
Develop innovative technologies for enhancing the performance,
availability, and affordability of C4I systems and subsystems.
DESCRIPTION: Proposals may address any aspect of C4I pervasive
technologies not specifically covered by other SBIR topics.
Areas of interest include, but are not limited to, innovative
concepts and technologies in: Global Awareness, Dynamic Planning
and Execution, and Global Information Exchange. 1. Global Awareness:
Global Awareness encompasses the requirements for intelligence,
surveillance and reconnaissance and provides consistent battlespace
knowledge and precision information in a global information
base. Global Awareness develops the common picture of the battlespace
providing enhanced real-time information to the warfighter
which is as complete and on demand as required. It entails
the operational capability for all pertinent levels of command
to know and understand the relevant global military situation
on a common, consistent basis. The functional capabilities
necessary to achieve Global Awareness are: Consistent Battlespace
Knowledge: The capability to elevate the level and speed of
the warfighter's cognitive understanding of friendly, enemy,
neutral, and geospatial situations, and to maintain consistency
in that view across strategic, tactical and support forces.
Precision Information: The capability to develop and manage
sufficient and timely multi-modal operational information to
assure an accurate and precise situational awareness to promote
Consistent Battlespace Knowledge. Global Information Base:
The capability to acquire, deconflict, fuse, store, maintain,
support, and display worldwide operationally relevant data.
Specific features include in-time tasking and "zooming," consistency,
integrity and authentication. 2. Dynamic Planning and Execution
Dynamic Planning and Execution is the operational capability
to rapidly acquire and exploit superior consistent knowledge
of the battlespace in order to shape and control the pace and
phasing of engagements. Dynamic planning and execution encompasses
a total warfare planning process from readiness and deployment
planning to shooter engagement across the full spectrum of
foreseeable military operations. All effort is focused on exploiting
a superior understanding of the battlespace in order to shape
expected actions within the adversary's decision cycle to proactively
engage in rapid, tailorable, planning and execution integrated
vertically and horizontally across mission, functions, and
organizations. The intent is to construct agile robust plans
in which near-real time modifications can be triggered by changes
in the battlespace while maintaining consistency and minimizing
disruption. The functional capabilities necessary to achieve
Dynamic Planning and Execution are: Predictive Planning and
Preemption: The capability to be proactive in the planning
process across echelons, missions, components, and coalition
forces. These capabilities extend to integrating other than
hard kill weapons, mobility, logistics and ISR management into
the planning process, as well as planning to anticipate and
avoid surprise. The goal is to have a predictive understanding
of the battlespace and to exploit it to shape expected actions
within the adversary's decision cycle. Integrated Force Management
and Execution: The ability to rapidly interleave planning and
execution in order to achieve "just-in-time" tasking tied to
a central strategy that spans the battlespace. The goal is
to gain efficiency and agility in the pursuit of the commander's
objectives within a dynamic battlespace. Execution of Time
Critical Missions and Real-Time Sensor to Shooter Operations:
The capability needed to enable target acquisition, battle
management analysis, decision, and resource assignment, and
in-time engagement. These requirements extend to a broad spectrum
of time critical missions, from time phased attack of fixed
and moving targets to the use of hunter-controller-killer assets.
Since the C3I decision time cannot exceed the target exposure
time, a key capability is C3I time critical operations. Joint,
Combined and Coalition Operations: The capability and enabling
decision making infrastructure needed to achieve dynamic synchronization
of large scale missions and resources from components and coalition
forces. 3. Global Information Exchange: Global Information
Exchange is the ability to interconnect all members of the
Air Force via a netted communication and information system,
available everywhere for any task or mission. The ability to
communicate, to move raw and processed information throughout
a global communications grid, is fundamental to command and
control. Inherent in this capability is the idea of universal
information availability across different transmission media
with different characteristics. The Air Force's information
network must have global reach for its normal day-to-day operations
as well as the capability to allow an instant surge of connectivity
and capacity into a localized theater for mobile and fixed-site
users. The latter capability is the most difficult and costly
to provide but is a very critical and important tool for tactical
theater operations. The functional capabilities necessary to
achieve Global Information Exchange are: Distributed Information
Infrastructure: Providing all mechanisms and services required
to allow the commander to craft his C3I information environment,
including the ability to establish distributed virtual staffs,
to share a common consistent perception of the battlespace,
and to construct distributed task teams among sensors, shooters,
movers, and command posts. Universal transaction services:
The ability to move information on demand from network to network
or link to link without translation or conversion. Assurance
of Services: Providing high quality services the warfighter
can rely on to be available whenever and wherever needed, can
be adapted, scaled, and be projected to meet dynamically changing
demands and service capacities, and can be defended against
physical and information warfare threats. Global Connection
to Aerospace Force: Developing and demonstrating technologies
for global access to command, control, and intelligence information
among warfighting forces. PHASE I: Provide a report describing
the proposed concept in detail and show its viability and feasibility.
PHASE II: Fabricate and demonstrate a prototype device, subsystem,
or software program. PHASE III DUAL USE APPLICATIONS: Many
C4I technologies have substantial dual-use potential and will
impact competitiveness and performance of the commercial sector
as well as the military sector. All solutions proposed must
have potential for use/application in the commercial as well
as military sector, and potential commercial applications must
be discussed in the proposal. KEYWORDS: Command, Control, Communications,
Computers Intelligence, Global Awareness, Dynamic Planning
and Execution, Global Information Exchange. SBIR TOPIC #AF98-128.
TECHNICAL POINT OF CONTACT: Joseph P. Cavano, RL/C3CB (315)
330-4033. TITLE: Mobile, Adaptive Knowledge Base Decision Agents.
CATEGORY: Research and Development. DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY
AREA: B08. SERVICE CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE:
To develop collaborative software agents that can play an active
role in decision-making while solving the challenges of a global,
net-based C4I information environment. DESCRIPTION: Autonomous
software components that are active, persistent and can reason
and communicate while navigating heterogeneous computing environments
are typically considered intelligent agents.' Most agents perform
a specific task on behalf of a user but usually they do not
interact with others in a collaborative paradigm. They also
tend to concentrate on the first phase of decision-making (i.e.,
searching the environment for information). This topic seeks
to build upon agent technology developed by DARPA and Rome
Lab and their corresponding access to existing C4I knowledge
bases and expand it into the second and third phases of decision-making
inventing, developing and analyzing possible courses of action
and then selecting, recommending and communicating the best
course of action. Agents need to be accessible from anywhere
on the globe and be able to communicate key findings and results
to appropriate entities, whether human or other machine agents.
Agents may also be lazy in that they do not have to perform
all the work themselves; instead, they can take advantage of
other agents, information servers or problem solvers. Finally,
agents must be adaptable and capable of serving a hierarchy
of military users. PHASE I: Identify and justify a multi-agent
technology approach to the decision-making process. The approach
must be platform neutral, globally available, and build upon
sound commercial technology whenever possible. Provide a report
describing the concept and architecture in detail and develop
an archetype knowledge base decision agent. PHASE II: Build
an initial system by constructing several such agents and evaluate
their effectiveness in solving specific C4I problems. COMMERCIAL
POTENTIAL: Phase III will develop a full-scale system that
will commercialize the results of this Phase I and Phase II.
Agent technology can augment human decision-making and build
upon Internet information. It will have enormous applicability
to military and commercial domains in the information age,
ranging from law enforcement, finance, education, news delivery
and health. KEYWORDS: Adaptive Information, Knowledge Bases,
Collaborative Decision Making, Intelligent Agent. SBIR TOPIC
#AF98-129. TECHNICAL POINTS OF CONTACT: Robert M. Flo, RL/C3AB,(315)
330-2334; Peter A. Jedrysik, RL/C3AB (315) 330-2158 ;Richard
C. Metzger, RL/C3CA (315) 330-7652. TITLE: Data Visualization
for Collaborative Wargaming and Battlefield Management of C4I
System. CATEGORY: Research and Development. DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY
AREA: B07. SERVICE CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE:
Develop innovative technologies for improving current data
visualization and manipulation capabilities for collaborative
wargaming and battlefield management of C4I systems and large
plans to enhance the overall decision-making process. DESCRIPTION:
At the height of a military conflict, there is an abundance
of automated information that must be managed efficiently to
increase the pace of combat operations, improve the decision-making
process, and synchronize various combat actions. The ultimate
goal is: Give the battlefield commander, and his support staff,
access to all information needed to win the war. And, more
importantly, give it to him when he wants it, where he wants
it, and how he wants it thus assisting the commander in more
timely, informed, decisions on modifications to the present
plan. Advancements in these C4I technology areas must be made
in order for the tri-services to interact together effectively
and with accurate information. The challenge of this effort
is the development of innovative techniques and approaches
which enhance
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[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: SPECIAL NOTICES
OFFADD: Rome Laboratory/PK, 26 Electronic Parkway, Rome, NY 13441-4514
SUBJECT: ROME LABORATORY'S DRAFT FY98 SBIR TOPICS
DESC: PART 5 OF 6. ROME LABORATORY'S DRAFT FY 98 SBIR TOPICS.
ROME LABORATORY IS PLEASED TO MAKE AVAILABLE THIE FOLLOWING
DRAFT SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATIVE RESEARCH (SBIR) PROGRAM TOPICS.
THESE TOPICS ARE NOT APPROVED AS YET AND ALL MAY NOT APPEAR
IN THE FINAL SOLICITATION: SBIR TOPIC #AF98-131. TECHNICAL
POINT OF CONTACT: Michael L. Hinman, RL/IRRP (315) 330-3175.
TITLE: Adaptive Data Fusion Technology. CATEGORY: Research
and Development. DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: B07. SERVICE
CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE: Development of innovative
adaptive all-source data fusion technology. DESCRIPTION: Data
Fusion has been defined (Joint Directors of Laboratories (JDL),
Technology Panel on C3 (TPC3), Data Fusion SubPanel (DFSP))
as: "Information processing that deals with the association,
correlation, and combination of data and information from single
and multiple sources to achieve refined position and identity
estimation, complete and timely assessments of situations and
threats, and their significance in the context of mission operation.
The process is characterized by continuous refinement of its
estimates and assessments, and by evaluation of the need for
additional sources, or modification of the process itself,
to achieve improved results." Current data fusion techniques
beyond Level-1 (correlation) are mainly manual and cannot keep
pace with the highly mobile, dynamic forces likely to be faced
in the future. Current Level-1 fusion techniques only support
limited sources, not all-source information. In addition, adaptive
data fusion is currently not available. This topical area will
address advanced computing technologies for adaptive data fusion.
PHASE I: Phase I will investigate advanced computing techniques
(e.g., statistical, artificial intelligence, artificial neural
networks, fuzzy logic) applicable to adaptive data fusion.
Phase I will result in a detailed plan and prototype software,
which demonstrates the feasibility of a potential Phase II
effort. PHASE II: Phase II will design and develop the advanced
computing techniques applicable to adaptive data fusion as
recommended in Phase I, and then prototype a subset of the
design to demonstrate adaptive data fusion functionality. PHASE
III DUAL USE APPLICATIONS: Phase III will fully implement and
demonstrate the advanced computing techniques applicable to
adaptive all-source data fusion, as recommended in Phase II
prototype. This topical area has dual-use potential wherever
data from different (or even similar) sources are required
for decision making, especially when various fusion parameters
need to be adjusted for optimal results. Examples of potential
industries include: drug enforcement/interdiction, medical,
environmental, aerospace, automotive, and manufacturing. KEYWORDS:
Data Fusion, Sensor Fusion, Adaptive Processing. SBIR TOPIC
#AF98-132. TECHNICAL POINT OF CONTACT: Maj Steve Matechik,
RL/IRDS (315) 330-3638. TITLE: Automatic Video Scene Model
Generation. CATEGORY: Research and Development. DOD CRITICAL
TECHNOLOGY AREA: B07. SERVICE CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1.
OBJECTIVE: Develop techniques to automatically model source
video features and integrate into an immersive Distributed
Interactive Simulation (DIS)/High Level Architecture (HLA)-compatible
simulation. DESCRIPTION: An inherent data compression opportunity
relative to video data employs representing objects depicted
in a video data stream using polygonal models. This effort
will research and develop a prototype capability that can extract
3D objects from video and automatically generate their associated
polygonal representations that can be subsequently integrated
into a virtual reality (VR) simulation. The image processing
that is responsible for the object extraction shall be accomplished
real-time, permitting a minimal processing latency. The DIS/HLA-compatible
model insertion will be spatially correlated to the represented
real-world terrain. Techniques that address multiple fidelity
resolution depiction shall be addressed and employed in the
demonstration. PHASE I: The proof-of-concept capability shall
be targeted for the SGI UNIX environment and shall be demonstrated
using the New World Vistas Global Awareness Virtual Testbed
(NWV GA VTB). (The NWV GA VTB node resides in RL/IRDS, Bldg
240). PHASE II: The Phase I prototype capability will be refined
and extended such that it can be demonstrated on a PC-based
platform utilizing a Virtual Reality Modeling Language (VRML)-based
environment. COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL: Aerial Surveys/Mapping;
Architectural Engineering, Medical Imaging, VR Entertainment,
as well as the aforementioned disciplines utilizing the Internet
to interactively disseminate their information. KEYWORDS: Video
Compression, Modeling, Distributed Interactive Simulation,
Feature Extraction, Virtual Reality Modeling Language (VRML).
SBIR TOPIC #AF98-133. TECHNICAL POINT OF CONTACT: Dan Ventimiglia,
RL/IRDS (315) 330-3222. TITLE: Cross-Platform Collaboration.
CATEGORY: Research and Development. DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY
AREA: B08. SERVICE CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE:
Develop a prototype demonstration allowing for multi-media
and desktop video across multiple platforms and Operating Systems.
DESCRIPTION: Current desktop video collaboration is available
for specific platforms such as PC's and UNIX machines with
the same operating system. Users trying to collaborate with
each other cannot do so if using different operating systems
or platforms, such as with UNIX systems, Macintoshes and IBM
compatible PC's. This effort will develop the initial translation
software package to allow cross platform access. PHASE I: Initial
translation functions will be developed for voice, text, video
and graphics to be viewed, edited and discussed across several
platforms. This tool should allow a user to collaborate with
another user on a different operating system passing text,
video, graphics and voice information. In Phase I, the amount
of translation software may be limited due to the amount of
handling translations among two different platforms and necessary
hardware to show the feasibility of the technology being pursued.
PHASE II: The Phase I prototype will be further developed to
handle a much broader base of platforms such as Windows NT,
Solaris 2.5, Mac OS, and Windows 95 OS. Additional algorithms
and handling techniques will be addressed. Additionally, data
retrieval among several data bases will be looked into. Also,
a more complete graphical user interface will be developed
to allow the users to collaborate more efficiently. PHASE III
DUAL USE APPLICATIONS: A fully functional product for collaboration
of several users with textual information, graphics, voice,
and desktop video on several major platforms and Operating
Systems will be the end result of this SBIR. This technology
has application to many areas including, publishing, analysis,
information exchange, and virtual conferencing, in the medical
community, financial domains, and education. KEYWORDS: Information
Visualization, Data Representation, Collaboration, Groupware,
Desktop Video Conferencing. SBIR TOPIC AF98-134. TECHNICAL
POINTS OF CONTACT: John Feldman and Joe Giordano, RL/IWT (315)
330-7990. TITLE: Defensive Information Warfare Technology.
CATEGORY: Research and Development. DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY
AREA: B07. SERVICE CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE:
Develop state of the art Defensive Information Warfare technologies
by providing innovative research in information systems recovery,
and computer data forensics. DESCRIPTION: Information systems
are used for a variety of reasons. In some cases, the reasons
are to commit malicious acts. These acts result in damage to
the information systems as well as intentional damage to the
perpetrators own system upon arrest. The ability to recover,
both from the damage caused the perpetrator and the perpetrators
information systems is critical to stopping these activities.
PHASE I: Define and propose the development of Defensive Information
Warfare technologies and capabilities for use within existing
and future information systems. Rudimentary proof of concept
prototypes should be developed to demonstrate the ideas proposed.PHASE
II: Design, develop and implement a prototype demonstrating
the proposed concept or technology. This prototype should be
consistent with the philosophy of the Air Force and focus primarily
on COTS based information systems. PHASE III DUAL USE APPLICATIONS:
Technologies developed should have the widest global applicability
to both AF and commercial information systems. The Air Force
is quickly adopting COTS as the primary information system
medium and therefore commercialization of the non-military
specific portion of the Defensive Information Warfare technologies
or concepts should be highly desirable. KEYWORDS: Defensive
Information Warfare, Information System Recovery, Computer
Data Forensics. SBIR TOPIC #AF98-135. TECHNICAL POINT OF CONTACT:
James Perretta, RL/OCSA (315) 330-2632. TITLE: Adaptive Signal
Processing Algorithm Development for Airborne Early Warning
Radar. CATEGORY: Research and Development. DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY
AREA: B16. SERVICE CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE:
Investigate and develop software solutions to the deficiencies
of high Pulse Repetition Frequency (PRF) waveforms in terms
of detection performance of low cross section/low velocity
targets for pre-beamformed Airborne Early Warning (AEW) Radar
data. DESCRIPTION: Returns from a high PRF Airborne Early Warning
(AEW) Radar can contain a certain type of clutter return that
can mask slow moving targets of interest such as helicopters
and small private aircraft. This clutter phenomenon is known
as J-hook clutter. Rome Laboratory has demonstrated the corruptive
effects of near range clutter illuminated with a high PRF waveform
from a multi-channel AEW radar. Such waveforms create a clutter
ridge that forms across several range/Doppler cells producing
what is referred to as the clutter hook. This hook can occupy
the same range/Doppler space as a target of interest. PHASE
I: Derive theory behind the J-hook clutter effect and define
potential problems involving detection of low velocity/low
radar cross section targets. Provide a report describing the
proposed concept. PHASE II: Develop Signal processing solutions
that accept pre-beamformed AEW data and detect low velocity/low
radar cross section targets hidden in the J-hook clutter. PHASE
III DUAL USE APPLICATIONS: This technology will be useful for
drug enforcement, that utilize AEW type platforms, by providing
the capability to detect small aircraft flying "low and slow"
carrying contraband into the United States and Canada. KEYWORDS:
Radar, Airborne Surveillance, Signal Processing, Electromagnetics,
Surveillance, Detection. SBIR TOPIC #AF98-136. TECHNICAL POINT
OF CONTACT: Maj Steve Matechik, RL/IRDS (315) 330-3638. TITLE:
Advanced Techniques for Video Indexing and Retrieval. CATEGORY:
Research and Development. DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: B07.
SERVICE CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE: Develop techniques
to efficiently index video for subsequent retrieval and exploitation
by an analyst. DESCRIPTION: Video imagery collection, exploitation,
and dissemination is becoming increasingly important in the
intelligence community. Video data provides enhanced opportunities
to detect and identify fixed and mobile targets, yet compounds
the problem of automated indexing and retrieval of relevant
data for intelligence analysts. This effort will develop efficient,
real-time techniques for fully automated processing of video
data. These techniques will allow analysts to quickly retrieve
and analyze the segments of video that are relevant to the
objectives of a particular mission. PHASE I: Develop techniques
for automated indexing, retrieval, and efficient visualization
of video clips for intelligence analysts. PHASE II: Develop
a prototype application which will allow efficient access to
medium to large set of video data, and can be integrated with
existing information databases. COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL: Techniques
and tools developed under this effort have application to digital
video libraries and image/video repositories. KEYWORDS: Video
Indexing, Exploitation, Intelligence. SBIR TOPIC #AF98-137.
TECHNICAL POINT OF CONTACT: Albert Jamberdino, RL/IRAP (315)
330-2845. TITLE: Optical Memories. CATEGORY: Research and Development.
DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: B08. SERVICE CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY
AREA: AF1. NARRATIVE: The advent of optoelectronic computing
and highly parallel electronic processing necessitates storage
systems with enormous capacity and bandwidth. Meeting this
demand with current technologies results in storage systems
that dominate processors in terms of overall cost, power consumption,
volume and weight. Recognizing these and other problems inherent
to high data rate, high density data storage and retrieval,
Rome Laboratory is investigating erasable optical disk and
multi-dimensional volumetric memory technologies. The approaches
taken represent revolutionary rather than evolutionary concepts
for mass storage and retrieval. OBJECTIVE: To identify and
characterize candidate media, lens architectures, or beam steering
concepts to provide storage capacities of at least 1 Gigabit/cm3
or at least 1 Megabit/cm. DESCRIPTION: This effort seeks to
exploit the recent advances made in the field of nano-technology
in order to increase bit storage density. Organic polymers,
synthetic DNA, and covalent transition metal compounds all
have shown the potential to increase storage densities by orders
of magnitude. The challenge is to fabricate them on a nano-scale
and then optically address (write/read) them at room temperature.
The associated optical write/read system should also take advantage
of the advances that industry has made in lasers, lens design,
spatial light modulators and other components. PHASE I consists
of concept definition with experimentation adequate for feasibility
demonstration. PHASE II would consist of the design, fabrication
and testing of a brassboard. PHASE III DUAL USE APPLICATIONS:
Phase III would involve the generation and implementation of
marketing plans for commercializing the technology developed
under Phase I and II. High density mass storage would impact
every business from entertainment to medicine. Imagine 4000
hours of audio, or all the X-Ray films of a large metropolitan
hospital, stored on a device the size of a sugar cube. The
development of this technology would benefit users from the
Library of Congress to the records department of insurance
companies. KEYWORDS: Optical Memories, Organic Polymers, Nanotechnology,
Recombinant DNA. SBIR TOPIC #AF98-138. TECHNICAL POINT OF CONTACT:
Bernard J. Clarke, RL/IRAP (315) 330-2106. TITLE: Electro-Optic
Data Transport for Optical Memories. CATEGORY: Research and
Development. DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: B08. SERVICE CRITICAL
TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1 NARRATIVE: Data storage and retrieval
will continue to be a weakness in modern information technology
systems. Three-dimensional, page oriented optical data storage
technologies offer great promise due to their very high achievable
data densities and their inherent parallelism in data recording
and readout. To fully take advantage of the data parallelism,
data transport systems must be designed to successfully integrate
these mass storage systems with existing computer networks,
while minimal data bottlenecking and latency. OBJECTIVE: To
develop hardware, software and/or network protocols which will
allow successful integration of various three-dimensional memories
into existing single (or multiple) processor network architectures.
DESCRIPTION: Emerging three-dimensional memories such as two-photon
absorption and holographic memories read and record data in
two-dimensional blocks (pages) of digital data. It is projected
that these systems will yield aggregate data rates on the order
of 1-10 Gb/s. One area of growing interest involves optimally
utilizing these inherently parallel memory in traditional serial
network scenarios. This should be done in a way that maximizes
the net throughput rate to all users, while minimizing system
complexity. The problem can be broken up into three different
areas. First, hardware issues are of great interest. Traditional
electronic transmission lines may not work well at these data
rates. Fiber optics have shown a lot of promise in this area,
as shown by the newly designed HIPPI-6400 standards. Free space
optics may be a long term solution as well, not only for their
very high data bandwidth, but also since they can be used for
parallel processing applications. Second, software issues become
critical in terms of manipulating these large pages of data.
Tied closely to this are data protocol issues. This includes
optimizing the parallel-to-serial conversion to minimize data
bottlenecking, finding the optimal block size to perform error
corrections, selecting optimal page sizes, etc. PHASE I would
involve investigation of the problem using state of the are
memory and network parameters as benchmarks. PHASE II would
consist of expanding on the Phase I results by developing and
fabricating the hardware and/or coding the software. This should
result in a functional demonstration system. PHASE III DUAL
USE APPLICATIONS: Phase III would consist of taking the results
of the Phase II effort and transitioning them into a fully
commercial product. This technology is critical to the integration
of large scale parallel access memories to existing single/multi-processor
environments. In addition, it is expected that the results
of any effort in this area will be applicable to the fields
of optical computing and optical communications. KEYWORDS:
Page-Oriented Optical Memories, Fiber Optics, Free-Space Optics,
Parallel Processing, Network Protocols, Local Area Networks.
SBIR TOPIC #AF98-139. TECHNICAL POINTS OF CONTACT: Robert Kaminski,
RL/C3BC (315) 330-1865; Anthony Newton, RL/C3AB (315) 330-3097.
TITLE: Monitoring and Management of Distributed Information
Infrastructure. CATEGORY: Research and Development. DOD CRITICAL
TECHNOLOGY AREA: B07. SERVICE CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1.
OBJECTIVE: The objective of this effort is to identify and
develop monitoring and management techniques and mechanisms
for DOD Distributed Information Infrastructure. DESCRIPTION:
The advent of broadband communications deployed with fiber,
wireless, fixed and mobile assets provides the capability to
establish decentralized and distributed information systems
that support millions of DOD, commercial, and academia users
simultaneously. To effectively utilize the aggregate computational
power represented by the sum of these resources, information
and network management systems must provide functions and capabilities
required to monitor and manage their processing, storage, and
communication network resources. PHASE I: Investigate resource
allocation and apportionment mechanisms to control execution
of tasks in an object oriented distributed computing system
as defined by the Object Management Group/Object Management
Architecture (OMG/OMA) standards. Investigate, and identify
multi-level Network Management Systems mechanisms that operate
in a cooperative manner to provide hierarchical, peer-to-peer,
summary level, and component level network management across
multiple user domains. Mechanisms should consider available
information system resources (processing, storage), available
communication network resources (bandwidth) and user requirements
(deadlines, level of effort, scope, security, etc.) PHASE II:
Implement either all or a subse
CITE: (W-177 SN089377)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: SPECIAL NOTICES
OFFADD: Rome Laboratory/PK, 26 Electronic Parkway, Rome, NY 13441-4514
SUBJECT: ROME LABORATORY'S DRAFT FY98 SBIR TOPICS
DESC: PART 6 OF 6. ROME LABORATORY'S DRAFT FY 98 SBIR TOPICS.
ROME LABORATORY IS PLEASED TO MAKE AVAILABLE THE FOLLOWING
DRAFT SMALL BUSINESS INNOVATIVE RESEARCH (SBIR) PROGRAM TOPICS.
THESE TOPICS ARE NOT APPROVED AS YET AND ALL MAY NOT APPEAR
IN THE FINAL SOLICITTION: SBIR TOPIC AF98-141. TECHNICAL POINTS
OF CONTACT: John Pirog and Dwayne Allain, RL/IWT (315) 330-7990.
TITLE: Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Enhancing Technologies.
CATEGORY: Research and Development. DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY
AREA: B07. SERVICE CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE:
Develop algorithms and/or specialized processors to detect
(and possibly compensate for) radio frequency interference
received by synthetic aperture radars. DESCRIPTION: There are
many radio frequency (RF) sources which can inadvertently or
intentionally interfere with the operation of a synthetic aperture
radar (SAR). Examples include wireless communication, commercial
air-control or weather-monitoring radars, and military radars.
For a SAR to be most cost-effective, it needs to detect and
filter out or compensate for any extraneous RF signals it receives.
The purpose here is to better deal with those RF interference
sources that are not well handled by the already existing SAR
processing algorithms. PHASE I: Identify those RF sources existing
today and potentially available within the next ten years which
can inadvertently or intentionally cause significant interference
with the operation of SARs. Clearly explain why the current
SAR processing cannot adequately deal with these interference
sources. Identify potential algorithm and/or specialized processor
ideas that would improve SAR performance in the presence of
such interference. Develop top-level concepts for these ideas
and predict the cost and effectiveness for each of these concepts.
Recommend one or more of the concepts for further development
in Phase II. PHASE II: Experimentally test the concept(s) recommended
in phase I. Assemble a hardware-in-the-loop simulation of a
SAR in the presence of the RF interference sources identified
in phase I. In controlled experiments, assess the ability of
the new algorithm(s) and/or specialized processor(s) to overcome
the interference, over the range of interfering source parameters
which reasonably represents what one could expect in an operational
environment. PHASE III DUAL USE APPLICATIONS: SAR imagery from
space will be available commercially in the near future from
ERS, JERS, and RadarSat. United States companies will want
to compete (or team) with these European, Japanese, and Canadian
enterprises. The ability to offer a higher quality and/or more
robust product would help United States companies in this commercial
arena. KEYWORDS: Synthetic Aperture Radar, Processor, RF Interference,
Algorithms. SBIR TOPIC #AF98-142. TECHNICAL POINT OF CONTACT:
David D. Ferris, RL/OCSM (315) 330-4408. TITLE: Innovative
Special Operations Technologies. CATEGORY: Research and Development.
DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: B16. SERVICE CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY
AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE: Develop innovative technologies for the
support of Special Operations. DESCRIPTION: Proposals may address
any aspect of technologies that will enhance the ability to:
(1) detect weapons concealed beneath a persons clothing, (2)
tag persons or objects so that their location and status can
be positively identified, and (3) perform through-the-wall
surveillance (TWS). Recent military operations (i.e., Somalia,
Haiti, Bosnia, etc.) have required military forces to guard
undeveloped airfields, patrol urban environments, etc. These
operations require that military personnel interact with indigenous
personnel, most of whom do not represent a threat. Technology
to detect concealed weapons, perform tagging and to perform
TWS would greatly enhance the ability of military forces to
safely and effectively perform these missions. This technology
includes sensor systems (i.e., imaging and nonimaging radars,
millimeter wave imaging radiometers, etc.) and the signal processing
necessary to ensure robust system performance. Signal Processing
techniques to combine (fuse) the outputs of multiple sensors
is also of interest. PHASE I: Provide a report describing the
proposed concept in detail and show its viability and feasibility.
PHASE II: Fabricate and demonstrate a prototype device, subsystem,
or software program. PHASE III DUAL USE APPLICATIONS: This
technology will have substantial dual-use potential and will
impact competitiveness and performance of the commercial sector
as well as the military sector. One particular dual-use application
of this technology is in the area of law enforcement and corrections.
All solutions proposed must have potential for use/application
in the commercial as well as the military sector, and potential
commercial applications must be discussed in the proposal.
KEYWORDS: Surveillance, Tagging, Concealed Weapon Detection,
Through-the-Wall Surveillance, Law Enforcement and Corrections
Technology. SBIR TOPIC #AF98-143. TECHNICAL POINT OF CONTACT:
Norman P. Bernstein, RL/OCPC (315) 330-3147. TITLE: Radio Frequency
(RF) Photonics. CATEGORY: Research and Development. DOD CRITICAL
TECHNOLOGY AREA: B10. SERVICE CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1.
OBJECTIVE: The USAF is seeking new ideas and technology for
the distribution of Radio Frequency (RF) signals in lightwave-based
(photonic) communications systems. DESCRIPTION: These photonic
based RF signal distribution systems are designed to replace
metallic based low power RF signal and data distribution systems,
including RF antenna interconnects. Application areas include
airborne and space-based platforms as well as potential use
in a ground environment. The system applications include the
ability to dynamically and statically reconfigure the RF signal
distribution. Issues to be addressed are: (1) high efficiency
conversions from RF to optical and optical to RF; (2) minimization
of loss; (3) transparency of the photonic RF interconnect to
the RF signal by (a) low noise, (b) high dynamic range - goal
of 130 dB/Hz 2/3, (c) small size, (d) light weight, and (e)
reduced prime power requirements; and (4) low loss, high speed
photonic switching. Frequencies of interest range up to 130
Ghz. Devices of special concern are both broadband and narrowband
high frequency, low vp, modulators with high dynamic range;
high efficiency, high dynamic range optical detectors with
high power handling capability; high power, temperature independent,
low noise, narrow line width optical sources; and low loss,
high speed, all optical switches. Implementation of this technology
can provide light weight, low loss, interference resistant
RF (and data) signal distribution, coupled with wideband, true
time delay direction finding. PHASE I: Provide a report and
an initial laboratory technology demonstration of the proposed
approach describing one of the devices addressed above. PHASE
II: Fabricate and demonstrate a prototype device or subsystem
which demonstrates the full capability. PHASE III DUAL USE
APPLICATIONS: Applications to many airborne platforms in the
military and civilian area along with potential applications
to the cellular and personal radio communications sites. KEYWORDS:
Electro-Optics, Command, Control, Communications, Antenna Remoting,
RF Signal Distribution, Optical Switching, Photonics, Lasers,
Detectors. SBIR TOPIC #AF98-144. TECHNICAL POINT OF CONTACT:
Paul L. Repak, RL/OCPC (315) 330-3146. TITLE: Optical Backplane
Interconnects for High Performance Computing. CATEGORY: Research
and Development. DOD CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: B08. SERVICE
CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AREA: AF1. OBJECTIVE: Investigate application
of high speed optical interconnects for high performance computers
in Air Force surveillance platforms, leveraging and militarizing
parallel commercial developments. DESCRIPTION: High speed signal
processing and information storage for C4I is driven by such
operational realities as increasing jammer densities against
C4 assets, low-observable target surveillance, and handling
of large intelligence data bases. Traditional electronics techniques
identified to counter the threats have processing requirements
which are increasingly prohibitive, outpacing the rate of advance
of conventional all-electronic components. Increasingly widespread
industry development and use of optical data links is on the
verge of creating a large manufacturing base for low cost opto-electronics
interconnects and building blocks such as laser sources, switches,
optical connectors, optical transceivers, memory access, and
integrated packages. Intensive processing capabilities are
made possible by commercial interests and advancements in optical
interconnect links and optically influenced architecture designs
for high performance computer processors. There is significant
unique opportunity for the DOD to take advantage of previously
unattainable fully and multiply connected network topologies,
newly available by integrating optical and electronic processor
components in the form of electro-optical transceivers, switches,
and passive optical interconnects for backplane access and
data transfer in the multiple gigabit and terabit range. Future
implementations of next generation signal processors permit
significant enhancements in military operational surveillance
functions such as automatic target recognition, multiple target
tracking, multisensor integration, space-time adaptive processing,
and synthetic aperture radar. PHASE I: Characterize optically
realizable backplane and interconnect enhancements to current
and near term future commercial high performance computing
architectures, particularly those proposed for use in Air Force
surveillance platforms. PHASE II: Assemble components to demonstrate
enhanced high performance computer performance, utilizing high
speed optically interconnected nodes and processors. Interconnect
data transfer capacity should be in the range of several hundred
gigaflops (GFLOP) to teraflop (TFLOP) range. PHASE III DUAL
USE APPLICATIONS: Remove speed limitations in all super computer
systems for DOD, NASA, other government agencies, and commercial
systems. KEYWORDS: Photonics, Optical Backplane, Optical Interconnects,
High Performance Computing. Margot Ashcroft, SBIR Program Manager,
RL/XPD, 315-330-1793, Joetta A. Bernhard, Contracting Officer,
RL/PKPX, 315-330-2308
CITE: (W-177 SN089381)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: SPECIAL NOTICES
OFFADD: NASA/Lewis Research Center, 21000 Brookpark Road, Cleveland,
OH 44135
SUBJECT: A--AWARD NOTICE FOR EXPERIMENTAL VERIFICATION OF MATERIAL
FLAMMABILITY IN SPACE
DESC: AWARD NOTICE The NASA Lewis Research Center intends to
award a two-year contract to Keldysh Research Center in Moscow,
Russia. Keldysh Research Center sets itself apart from the
other possible sources in that they have developed a unique
facility, Skorost, for performing tests of material samples
for flammability in microgravity. This facility is located
on the orbiting Space Station Mir. The effort is described
below: Experimental Verification of Material Flammability in
Space The NASA Lewis Research Center intends to measure the
flammability and flame-spread rate of selected spacecraft construction
materials in sheet form in microgravity, using a test apparatus
accommodated on the Orbital Station Mir. Six or more different
materials will be ignited at varying air-flow velocities corresponding
to spacecraft ventilation rates. Preliminary tests in a duplicate
apparatus on the ground will furnish reference values of flammability
and flame-spread rate for comparison to the space measurements.
The materials will be furnished by the NASA Johnson Space Center
White Sands Test Facility, which will also conduct additional
heat-release and standard flammability tests to characterize
the materials. The technical and programmatic points of contact
are Robert Friedman (216)433-5697 and Marton Forkosh (216)
433-8791. The Contractual points of contact are Christopher
Signorino (216) 433-2767 and Ernest Mensurati (216) 433-2727.
LINKURL: http://procurement.nasa.gov/EPS/LeRC/date.html#keldysh
LINKDESC:
EMAILADD: Robert.Friedman@lerc.nasa.gov
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (D-177 SN089403)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: SPECIAL NOTICES
OFFADD: Department of Commerce, International Trade Administration,
Office of Computers and Business Equipment, Room 2806, 14th
& Constitution Avenue N.W., Washington, DC 20230
SUBJECT: SYSTEMS '97 - USA CATALOG SHOWCASE AND EXHIBITION: MUNICH,
GERMANY, OCTOBER 27-31, 1997
DESC: The U.S. Department of Commerce invites your company to
participate in Systems '97, in Munich, Germany, October 27-31,
1997, at the Munich Trade Center. This event is held in conjunction
with Kallman Associates, Inc. "Made in America" Pavilion. To
help U.S. computer firms enter or expand their sales in this
market, there are two ways to participate at Systems '97: (1)
the USA Catalog Showcase, and (2) as an Exhibitor. Systems
'97 is the 16th Computer and Communications International Trade
Fair and Congress focusing on software, hardware, and communications
equipment. This show will feature product themes ranging from
systems software, integrated software; application software,
services; online/news media; global telecommunications and
networking; systems components and peripherals; industrial
solutions, and CAD/CAM products. In 1996 Systems attracted
more than 1,730 exhibitors from 30 countries, and 100,000 professional
visitors from 70 countries. If you are unable to travel to
Systems '97, and would like to introduce your company and product(s)
in Europe and other overseas markets as well as increase your
export sales, we offer the USA Catalog Showcase, the cost is
only $400. The showcase is available to attractively display
your company's product literature and distribute it to potential
customers at the show. Business leads are prescreened and registered
according to your "marketing objectives," e.g., seeking direct
sales, agent/distributors, dealer resellers, and/or joint venture
licensing partners, and provide you at the end of the show
a listing of business leads both in hard copy and diskette
with contact information on all persons who indicated an interest
in your company's product(s). As an Exhibitor the following
booth options are available: 3 x 5-meter booth @US$7,500; 5
x 6-meter booth @ US$14,000, or US$500 per square meter. The
all-inclusive booth package includes: display stand with hard
panels framed in aluminum, blue wall-to-wall carpeting, blue
and red header with your company name in white lettering, conference
table and four upholstered chairs, one lockable sales counter
with sliding doors and storage beneath, one spotlight per 3
square meters, one electrical outlet (220V, 50Hz, 10 amps),
one 4-pocket literature rack, one ashtray and wastepaper basket,
cleaning and security services, staffed U.S. Exhibitors lounge
with complimentary beverages, assistance with shipping, travel,
and hotel accommodations, and full support of the local U.S.
Commercial Service office. Free company listings in the "Made
in America" catalog, and on the Kallman Munich Fairs web site
http://www.munichfairs,usa.com will also be included as part
of registration. Applications are accepted on a "first-come,
first-served" basis, so interested firms are encouraged to
respond early. Also, should you decide to participate, you
can obtain a full page ad in the "Made In America" catalog
at a cost of $250, if you respond before July 25th. Participation
closing date: October 3, 1997. For more information contact
Vera Swann at (202) 482-0396 or Pat Johnson (202) 482-2053.
LINKURL: http://www/ita.doc.gov/industry/computers
LINKDESC:
EMAILADD: vera_swann@ita.doc.gov, patricia_johnson@ita.doc.gov
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089414)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: SPECIAL NOTICES
OFFADD: Public Affairs International Inc., 1738 Elton Rd., Suite
307, Silver Spring, MD 20903
SUBJECT: 1997 IRS NATIONWIDE TAX FORUM
DESC: 1997 IRS NATIONWIDE TAX FORUM & EXHIBITIONS - U.S. Department
of Treasury, Internal Revenue Service, Washington, D.C. POC
Mr. Tom Martin, Logistics and Information Specialist, Mr.
Ketan Shah (301) 445-8100. This summer, the IRS is sponsoring
a series of conferences/exhibitions during the months of
July, August and September for Electronic Tax Practitioners,
Software and Hardware Developers, Banking Authorities and
State Taxing Agencies. These conferences are intended to provide
a forum for exchange of technology and information about
the softwares used for the electronic tax filing process
and also about other IRS initiatives. The Four-City Conferences
and Exhibitions will be held on the following dates: JULY
08 - 09: BALTIMORE, MD, RENAISSANCE HARBORPLACE HOTEL,202 E.
PRATT STREET BALTIMORE, MARYLAND 21202, PHONE 1-800-468-3571
AUGUST 06 - 07: CHICAGO, IL, HYATT REGENCY CHICAGO, 151 EAST
WACKER DR CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60601, Phone 1-800-233-1234 AUGUST
27 - 28: ANAHEIM, CA, ANAHEIM MARRIOTT, 700 WEST CONVENTION
WAY ANAHEIM, CA 92802, Phone 1-800-228-9290 SEPTEMBER 10
- 11: ATLANTA, GA, RADISSON HOTEL, 165 COURTLAND & INT'L
ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303, Phone 1-800-333-3333 There is a fee
of $25 to attend each of these conferences and exhibitions.
For discounted airline tickets to Baltimore, Chicago, Anaheim
and Atlanta, call United Airlines at 1-800-521-4041 and ask
for Meeting ID Code Number 513NX. Discounted Car Rental Service
is also available for participants attending these conferences.
Call Hertz at 1-800-654-2240 and ask for the following ID
number: CV # 37763 for Baltimore and Chicago and CV # 37764
for Anaheim and Atlanta. To register, direct all inquiries
to Mr. Ketan Shah at: Public Affairs International, Inc.,
1738 Elton Road, Suite 307 Silver Spring, MD 20903-1725, (301)
445-8100, (301) 445-2106 Fax
LINKURL: http://members.aol.com/painternal/irs1997.htm
LINKDESC:
EMAILADD: painternal@aol.com
EMAILDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089442)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: SPECIAL NOTICES
OFFADD: Concurrent Technologies Corporation, 1450 Scalp Ave.,
Johnstown, PA 15904
SUBJECT: INFORMATION EXCHANGE ON THE ADVANCED TECHNIQUES FOR
PAINTING AND DEPAINTING DOD WEAPONS SYSTEMS
DESC: The National Defense Center for Environmental Excellence
(NDCEE), operated by Concurrent Technologies Corporation (CTC),
will present an information exchange on the Advanced Techniques
for Painting and Depainting DOD Weapons Systems in support
of the Department of Defense (DOD) Environmental Security Technology
Certification Program (ESTCP). This event will be held September
9-10, 1997, at the Holiday Inn, Johnstown, PA. This exchange
will provide a forum for discussion of the advanced processes
and materials being applied to the painting and depainting
of DOD weapons systems. Details of ongoing activities will
be given in paper presentations and poster sessions, as well
as technology demonstrations. A session on integration of painting
and depainting will also be held to discuss these operations
and their relationship to associated technologies. A variety
of advanced painting and depainting technologies will be demonstrated
at CTC's Demonstration Factory on September 9, 1997. Attendees
will have an opportunity to participate by submitting parts
or samples to be coated or stripped during the demonstrations.
Abstracts summarizing activities regarding painting and depainting
issues are being accepted for paper and poster sessions. Time
has also been allocated for vendors to demonstrate their technologies
in the Demonstration Factory on September 9, 1997. Attendees
who are interested in either submitting an abstract or demonstrating
their technologies should contact the Event Coordinator. For
more informa~tion, please contact Teresa Reed Kishlock, Event
Coordinator, CTC, by phone (814) 269-2800, FAX, (814) 269-2798,
or e-mail to kishlock~@ctc.com; or visit the event Web site
at http://www.paintanddepaint.ctc.com.
CITE: (M-177 SN089477)

[Commerce Business Daily: Posted June 26, 1997]
[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: SPECIAL NOTICES
OFFADD: U. S. Department of Energy, Oak Ridge Operations Office,
P. O. Box 2001, Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37831
SUBJECT: 8TH ANNUAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES CONFERENCE
DESC: Oak Ridge, TN -- Solid information on both traditional
and Hispanic business opportunities in the Oak Ridge area for
the coming year will be presented at a joint conference set
for August 20-21 at Pollard Auditorium in Oak Ridge. The
joint event is a merger of the 8th annual Oak Ridge Regional
Business Opportunities Conference and the 2nd annual Hispanic
Entrepreneurial Conference. August 20 is reserved for events
dedicated to Hispanic firms while August 21 features opportunities
in a number of area organizations. Early registration for
the conference is $100 per person and can be made until July
31. Pre-registration from August 1 through August 20 will be
$125 per person, and on-site registration will be $200 per
person. Presenters and exhibits will be available from most
of these organizations. Every conference participant will get
a resource packet and an opportunity to talk one-on-one with
representatives of area companies. Registration material
for both conferences is available at the Oak Ridge Chamber
of Commerce at 1400 Oak Ridge Turnpike. For further information,
call the Chamber at (423) 483-1321; The Department of Energy's
Oak Ridge Operations Office at (423) 576-8018; or visit the
Chamber's Internet site at www.orcc.org

LINKURL: www.orcc.org
LINKDESC:
CITE: (W-177 SN089514)

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[Printed Issue Date: June 30, 1997]

PART: SALE OF SURPLUS PROPERTY
OFFADD: Commander, Naval Sea Systems Command, SEA 0223, 2531
Jefferson Davis Hwy, Arlington, VA 22242-5160
SUBJECT: 19--U.S. NAVY SHIP SURVIVABILITY - REQUEST FOR INFORMATION
POC Contracting Officer, Michael Gutermuth, 703/602-7600
DESC: The Ship Safety and Survivability Office (N86D) of the
Chief of Naval Operations, is seeking information regarding
innovative and revolutionary technology that, in concert with
reduced manning and reduced life cycle cost goals, can be used
to address near term and future ship survivability challenges.
N86D sponsored efforts addressing vulnerability (i.e., damage
tolerance and safety) and recoverability (ship and crew response)
initiatives are divided into 5 core technology areas: 1) Tactics
and Doctrine, 2) Damage Tolerant Structures, 3) Systems Protection,
4) Damage Control Assessment and Monitoring, and 5) Damage
Control and Firefighting Equipment. To support these areas
and promote reduced manning/life cycle costs, we are interested
in soliciting responses to the following technologies: 1. Advanced
sensor technology (to include micro-electro-mechanical - MEMS)
application for vibration, temperature, rate of temperature
change, very high temperature monitoring, humidity, chemicals,
flooding, pressure, sound, strain, position/deformation, personnel
monitoring. a. Energy saving and/or scavenging technologies
for application to damage control, personnel monitoring, and
machinery diagnostics. b. Automation technologies including
processing and control that provides for automatic isolation
and reconfiguration. 2. Large scale wireless networks within
ship compartments (damage tolerant, harsh shipboard environment,
and subject to electromagnetic interference and multipath transmission
problems). 3. Fire suppression and robotics technology. 4.
Damage Tolerant Structures (Hull Strengthening). a. Hull girder
hardening against underwater and air delivered weapons. 5.
System Protection (Ship Internal Components). a. Shock isolation
technology (machinery and electronics). b. Ship magazine protection.
c. Electrical Power survivability (rapid system reconfiguration,
system fault detection and isolation). 6. Personnel Performance
Enhancements. a. Advanced training concepts under reduced manning
conditions. b. Personal Protection and improved crew capabilities,
including concepts for improving endurance in hostile environments,
maximizing effectiveness and life saving. Short, descriptive
concept/technology papers (i.e., whitepapers), outlining the
particular innovation or conceptual application are requested
by July 30, 1997. This announcement is a request for information
only and not a Request for Proposal (RFP) or an announcement
of solicitation. Respondents who submit proprietary data shall
mark the data with appropriate markings. The Government will
not pay for any materials provided in response to this synopsis.
Submittals provided in response to this synopsis will not be
returned to the sender. Responses should be sent to Dr. M.J.
Grussendorf, (Attn: Code N86D3, Room 4D537), Office of the
Chief of Naval Operations, 2000 Navy Pentagon, Washington,
DC 20350-2000 or via email: grussendorf.mark@hq.navy.mil. Dr.
Grussendorf can be reached by phone at (703) 695-8079; Fax
(703) 693-2656.
CITE: (I-177 SN089471)