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19 April 2000

    [Commerce Business Daily: Posted March 4, 1998]
    [Printed Issue Date: March 6, 1998]
    From the Commerce Business Daily Online via GPO Access
    [cbdnet.access.gpo.gov]

    PART: U.S. GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENTS
    SUBPART: SERVICES
    CLASSCOD: B--Special Studies and Analyses - Not R&D
    OFFADD: Commander, USAINSCOM SPT Bn (PROV), Attn: IASB-DCO, 8825
      Beulah Street, Fort Belvoir, VA 22060-5246
    SUBJECT: B--UPDATE, REVISION, MAINTENANCE OF THE ARMY INTELLIGENCE
      MASTER PLAN (AIMP)
    SOL DASC01-98-R-0004
    DUE 042998
    POC Connie Castleton, 703.706.2793, Gail Gilchrist, 703.706.1710
    DESC: U.S. ARMY INTELLIGENCE MASTER PLAN (AIMP) SUPPORT. Acquisition
      of services to provide continued update, revision, and development
      of the AIMP and continued sustainment and maintenance of an
      analytic assessment tool. The AIMP is the vision for Army Intelligence
      and Electronic Warfare (IEW) portrayed in a series of chapters,
      architectures, strategies, concepts, and roadmaps outlining
      the current capabilities and the vision for the future. It
      uses analytic assessment tools to evaluate Army IEW mission
      areas and develops an investment strategy to achieve the future
      vision. The overall effort supports the requirements of the
      HQDA, ODCSINT ODCSOPS, US Army Intelligence Center and Fort
      Huachuca, Arizona, and other intelligence interests. The primary
      work effort will be in the Washington, DC area, with on-site
      support at other Continental United States (CONUS) facilities.
      A Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) suitable
      for operation of non-TEMPEST certified ADPE, software development
      and testing is required and must be no farther than three miles
      outside the Washington, DC Capital Beltway. The following criteria
      are areas of importance for evaluation of proposals (not in
      order of importance): 1. Personnel shall have recent experience
      in Army and joint intelligence doctrine, plans, and operations,
      and military force design. 2. Personnel shall have knowledge
      of the Military Intelligence resource process - DOD and Army
      Intelligence Planning, Programming, Budgeting, and Execution
      System (PPBES) as well as the Capabilities Programming and
      Budgeting System (CPBS). 3. Personnel shall have expertise
      using JAVA, C, C++, CLOS, CLIM, Common LISP programming and
      complex decision support system development using knowledge
      based design and open system environment techniques in building
      computer based systems, LISP ADPE systems, and application
      software design and development; website management; graphic
      design configuration management; and UNIX operating system
      software design. 4. Personnel shall possess a Top Secret Special
      Compartmented Information (TS/SCI) clearance that shall be
      adjudicated by the Department of the Army at the time of contract
      award. Anticipated release date of the solicitation is March
      20, 1998. The tentative date for the pre-proposal conference
      is April 1, 1998, time - 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., location
      - the Jimmy Garrett Conference Room, Headquarters United States
      Army Intelligence and Security Command, 8825 Beulah Street,
      Fort Belvoir, VA 22060-5246. Security clearances are not required
      for the pre-proposal conference. Attendance at the conference
      will be limited to two representatives per company, including
      divisions/subsidiaries. Registration for conference attendees
      should be received by March 25, 1998. Point of contact for
      conference registration is Constance Castleton, 703.706.2793.
      To ensure timely processing, all solicitation requests should
      be received within 15 calendar days after publication of this
      notice. The Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) code for
      this acquisition is 7379 ($18 million). Only offerors with
      demonstrated experience in the listed environments and current
      Top-Secret facility clearances should respond to the solicitation.
      Solicitation responses must list the facility clearance contractor
      cage code and the cognizant-security office for the offeror
      in the cover letter or the response will not be processed.
      Solicitation requests MUST be in writing. Telephone inquiries
      will not be accepted. This is a follow-on to contract number
      DAHC90-93-D-0011; the incumbent is MYSTECH ASSOCIATES, INC.
      SEE Numbered Note 25.
    LINKURL: NA
    LINKDESC: NA
    EMAILADD: clcastl@vulcan.belvoir.mil.army
    EMAILDESC: na
    CITE: (W-063 SN174589)