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REQUEST FOR INFORMATION: Tactical Assault Kit (TAK) Services and SupportTHIS IS A REQUEST FOR INFORMATION (RFI) to identify sources who can provide maintenance support, technical services, testing, evaluation, training, and/or development activities for the Tactical Assault Kit (TAK) application that supports the Nuclear Enterprise Contingency Operations Department’s various detector systems.This RFI is for market research purposes only and is to

SCHEDULE OF SUPPLIES:This acquisition is for the purchase of the following items:The 911th AW is in need of an Android Tactical Assault Kit (ATAK). ATAK is an Android application that provides real-time situational awareness for the military, law enforcement, and other governmental agencies. Initially developed by the Department of Defense (DoD) for the Special Operations community.

The Defense Threat Reduction Agency intends to award a contract on a sole source basis to Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, Inc. for continued maintenance on software updates to the Nuclear Enterprise Tactical Assault Kit used on DoD CBRNE systems. The procurement will be conducted under FAR Part 13 Simplified Acquistion Procedures.The Government contemplates awarding a Firm Fixed Price contract.

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AMENDMENT 5 to BAA AFRL-RIK-2016-0004:The purpose of this Amendment is to cancel BAA AFRL-RIK-2016-0004.This BAA is now closed and no further white papers will be accepted.  

Assault Kit (TAK) Rapid Prototyping & Software Development/Maintenance support services to support the development, modification and maintenance of mission planning and execution capabilities throughout the USSOCOM enterprise.The support service consists of five (5) on-site TAK software development support contractors located at two (2) Government locations and one (1) contractor location.This RFI is part of the Program Office's on-going market research

Assault Kit (ATAK), USSOCOM operators require a device that can display a wide variety of information without requiring the operator to look down at the End User Device (EUD) display on their chest.