Air Force releases ESAS 2 RFP
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On March 14, the U.S. Air Force posted the request for proposal (RFP) for its Expert Scientific and Analytical Support (ESAS) 2 acquisition (Solicitation Number: FA7022-17-R-0002_Final). The proposal due date is 10:00am Eastern on April 28.
This is a formal Request for Proposal (RFP) for the Expert Scientific and Analytical Support (ESAS) 2 Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contract. This is a synopsis for a competitive services acquisition as required by FAR Part 5.2. Attached to this FBO notice is the final RFP and all unclassified attachments.
The Acquisition Management and Integration Center (AMIC), DET 2 OL/PKA (Patrick AFB, FL) has a requirement to award a contract for expert technical services to the Air Force Technical Applications Center (AFTAC) in conducting a variety of projects with mixed Operations and Maintenance (O&M) along with Research and Development (R&D), and limited procurement funding. These supported projects are designed to advance DoD technical capabilities in nuclear treaty monitoring, R&D of advanced detection technologies to support the counter-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (WMD), and other applied technologies.
A portion of the effort will enhance national capabilities to detect, locate, identify, assess, and report in near-real-time all atmospheric and space nuclear detonations (NUDETs) in coordination with other sensor capabilities across the electromagnetic/optical spectrum. In order to effectively meet the program requirements, the contractor must have a specialized mix of professionals in defined areas of interest, including subject matter expertise in sensor systems and technologies across the electromagnetic/optical spectrum. Robust capabilities in digital signal processing, including state-of the-art scientific commercial tools such as (but not necessarily limited to) MatLab and LabView are also required.
Other desired resources would include modeling and simulation capabilities in multi-phenomena energy propagation. Experience with Nuclear Detonation Detection Systems and familiarity with applicable national agencies and Department of Energy National Laboratories in relevant sensor system R&D and data analysis software development is highly desired.
Full information is available here.
Source: FedBizOpps