Parties may submit a capability statement by 13 May 2024, at 1630 CT via email to sigl@wapa.gov. The written response must include a detail discussion demonstrating experience providing the services identified in this announcement.
The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) proposes to issue solicitation SPE4AX-24-R-0025, as a follow-on effort to the two Sikorsky long-term contracts (SPE4AX15D9002 & SPE4AX15D9415). These contracts will include multiple NSNs to support the following weapon systems: H-53 variants, and H-60 variants. A total of 2,961 parts are targeted for this effort.
Scope: The contractor will be able to warrantee the 176 FibroScan Systems currently in the VA inventory, and that any potential contractor will be required to both sell and warranty current and additional FibroScan Systems Nationwide. FibroScan® utilizes Vibration-Controlled Transient Elastography (VCTE) technology that appears to be the approach of choice to determine the degree of fibrosis.
This opportunity is directed as Other Than Full and Open Competition, per 10 U.S.C. Section 3204(a)(1), and available only to Lockheed Martin Hypersonic Engineering and Accelerated Technologies (LM HEAT), CAGE Code 5D177, under solicitation W50RAJ-24-R-0004. The Army RCCTO plans to award a Cost-Plus Fixed Fee Contract for the Weather Anlysis and Survivability Prediction (WAASP) software. The Government intends to solicit and negotiate to only one source. Therefore, this is not a request for competitive quotes, and a written solicitation will not be issued to any company other than LIC. The estimated period of performance will be 31 May 2024 through 31 Decemeber 2024.
Inquiries and responses should be directed to the following:Kristin PowellContracting OfficerEmail: Kristin.Powell@DLA.milPhone: (215) 737 - 4097
)- Upload Attachment 9_Historical Data SETA (20231218)- Upload FA701424R00050001 - 844 CG SYSTEMS ENGINEERING and TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE (SETA) Follow-On SF30 and conformed copy of amendment 1.The revised attachments 1, 3, and 4 replace the previous versions in its entirety, previous editions are obsolete and merely for historical purposes.
U.S. President’s Malaria Initiative (PMI) seeks to partner with local organizations that have the capacity, capabilities and relevantpast experience in Malaria interventions, with a vision to invest intentionally in programs, systems, and staffing to support local ownership of malaria program priorities. PMI aims to increase local partnerships and explore approaches that meaningfully strengthen the capacity and power of local actors to combat malaria in Zambia.This is ONLY a request for information (RFI).
