John Company

AAWSAP Statement of Objectives, July 2008

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h) It is expected that numerous experts with extensive experience (minimum of 10 years) in
breakthrough aerospace research and development will be required to meet the demands of
the above program. The offeror should clearly identify their approach to obtaining the
services of and their utilization of these scientific and technical experts. Management
personnel must include a lead integrator to oversee the work ofthe various analytical teams, and to
integrate their findings into final coherent product~. At least one member of each analytical team
must have a PhD, although that member c.an be on several teams. A technical plan for
conducting the advanced aerospace weapon system studies described above must be included
in the offeror's proposal.
(c) Offeror must be able to produce integrated finished assessments in each of the above
advanced aerospace weapon system technical areas. Finished reports and presentations,
while highly analytical and technical, must be in a format suitable for dissemination at the
highest levels of the federal government. fn addition to the main technical section of each
assessment, an executive summary utilizing clearly understandable (non-technical)
language must also be contained in each report.
(d) To assess relevant experience, offerers shall submit at least three (3) references, including a
POC name and phone number, vvith a brief description of the business relationship with the
Government or other corporations. In addition, offerors should provide examples, conducted
within the past 7 years, of having performed, as a prime contractor, the analysis. design,
construction, and flight testing of high performance aircraft and/or satellites. Success in this
program is dependent upon this capability and experience.
4. PLACE OF PERFORMA'.'ICE: The work under this contract shall be performed at the
Contractor's facility.
5. SECURITY REQUIREMENT: Contractor company and personnel proposed shall be
clcarablc and able to obtain a security and facility clearance upon award of the contract. All
requirements specified in this SOO may be based on materials classified at or below Top Secret \\1th
access to Sensitive Compartmented Infonnation (TS/ SCI). The contractor shall comply with the tenns
and conditions ofthe DD-254 BEFORE initiating any classified effort. The contractor shall notify the
COR and Contracting Officer immediately upon the detennination that higher classification
requirements exist in order to accomplish the specified requirements. The contractor shall ensure that
each individual ac.signed to this contract shall be identified, cleared, and approved through DIA/DAC-3
PRIOR to granting that individual access to, or authority to generate classified infonnation in
association with this effort.
5.1. Contractor shall provide a work facility (including unclassified information systems) with a
Top Secret Facility Clearance granted by the Defense Security Service (DSS). Cleared facilities are
not required at contract inception. Offoror must provide personnel eligible for a Top Secret
clearance level with fo.rther eligibility for SCI access. At least n.vo personnel cleared at the Secret
level are required at contract inception.
6. GOVERNMENT FURNISHF:O PROPERTY /EQUIPMENT: The Government will
provide the contractor access to computers and peripherals such as printers as the Government
deems necessary to access and produce classified infonnation. These computers and peripherals
remain the property of the Government.
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