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This is a sole-source procurement for **** aircraft air conditioning, heating, and pressurizing equipment. Interested parties may express interest within 15 days of this notice. All proposals received within 45 days will be considered. Electronic procedures will be used. The solicitation will be posted to neco. No telephone requests or hard copies will be accepted.

This is a two-step broad agency announcement (BAA) for the Department of the Army's Mentor Protégé Program (MPP) for fiscal year **** 1 involves submitting white papers by a specified deadline. Selected firms will then be invited to submit technical and cost proposals. Eligibility criteria, allowable developmental assistance, and evaluation factors are detailed in the announcement. White papers must not exceed 15 pages and include specific information about the mentor and protégé firms, approach, developmental effort, technology transfer, subcontracting, and pricing. The white papers are due on July 16, 2025.

The Vermont Department of Buildings and General Services, Office of Purchasing and Contracting is seeking contracts for trash removal, recycling, and food scrap collection services. Vendors may bid on one or more locations, or subcontract services. The state law mandates recycling collection (effective July 1, 2015), food scrap collection for non-residential customers and apartment buildings (effective July 1, 2020), and leaf and yard debris collection (effective July 1, 2016). The state also seeks information on locations with licensed landfills and transfer stations for bulk solid waste and recycling delivery.

This broad agency announcement (BAA) solicits research proposals for new and innovative ideas for emerging weapons and munitions systems and soldier lethality related technologies. Proposals are sought for the research and development of technologies to fill the complete spectrum of armaments center technology needs. Proposals and white papers must be for scientific study and experimentation directed toward advancing the state of the art or increasing knowledge and understanding within the armaments centers technical community. Offerors are encouraged to contact the technical point of contact (TPOC) before submitting a white paper or proposal. The costs of white papers and/or complete proposals are not considered as an allowable direct charge to any award. The BAA is continuously open from the issue date (December 18, 2020) through the expiration date (December 17, 2025). Proposals and white papers may be submitted within the specified solicitation cycle, which will be announced annually. Amendments to the BAA will be posted to the SAM. gov website.

This PWS outlines the requirements for maintaining automated fuel handling equipment (AFHE) at various worldwide sites for five years. The contract requires the contractor to have the capability to respond to multiple requests simultaneously and to work at multiple locations worldwide. The contract includes transition in, maintenance program management, preventive maintenance, corrective maintenance, site support projects, and transition out. Extensive security requirements are detailed, including personnel clearances (e. g. , CAC, NACLC), security procedures for foreign countries, and compliance with various DoD security regulations. The contractor must comply with safety and health requirements, and report accidents involving personal injury, lost work days, or property damage exceeding $5,000. A post-award conference is scheduled. The contractor is required to report all contractor labor hours, including subcontractor labor hours, via a secure data collection site. Key personnel requirements are detailed, including experience and education requirements for the Maintenance Program Manager and Chief Engineer. Travel requirements, including OCONUS travel, are specified. The government will provide a list of government-furnished property (GFP) spares within five calendar days of contract award. Transition-in and transition-out periods are defined, with specific deliverables and timelines. The contractor must comply with various quality control, training, and reporting requirements. The contract includes detailed requirements for handling and safeguarding classified information. Continuous monitoring of cybersecurity is required. The contractor must provide a copy of all current certifications to the contracting officer at the time of award and remain in good standing during the contract period of performance. The contractor must provide an initial and monthly Plan of Action and Milestones (POAM) using Microsoft Project 2010. The contractor must submit Modification Requests (MRs) in accordance with the procedures listed in the corrective maintenance SOP. The contractor must submit a Contract Status Report (CDRL A009) monthly. The contractor must maintain and update the existing training plans/manuals and perform annual 40-hour training for all sites. Meter calibration, firmware updates, application backups, and system audits are also required. The contractor must comply with various standards and regulations, including FAR, DFARS, and DoD instructions. The contractor must provide updated as-built drawings and installation design plans (IDP) as needed. The contractor must affix metal tags to equipment with specific information. Trouble call services must be available 24/7. The contractor must follow the EAOTS AFHE corrective maintenance SOPs for all CM cases. The contractor must submit a trouble call debriefing form after each CM case is completed. Site support is generally defined as modifications, improvements, or modernization of existing AFHE systems. All site support projects will be awarded as a task order. The transition-out period is also defined, with similar requirements to the transition-in period.