DEVCOM SC BOTAA

U.S. ARMY COMBAT CAPABILITIES DEVELOPMENT COMMAND

SOLDIER CENTER (DEVCOM SC)

BROAD OTHER TRANSACTION AUTHORITY ANNOUNCEMENT (BOTAA) FOR

COMBAT CAPABILITIES DEVELOPMENT COMMAND SOLDIER CENTER

DEVCOM SC-BOTAA 22-01

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INTRODUCTION:

The mission of the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Soldier Center (DEVCOM SC) is to “Maximize the Warfighter’s Survivability, Sustainability, Mobility, Combat Effectiveness and Field Quality of Life by Treating the Warfighter as a System.” Our focus is to deliver world class research, development, systems engineering, and services with a unique human-centric focus by:
• cultivating a highly motivated, expert, and agile workforce. • exceeding customer and stakeholder expectations.
• delivering what we promise at an unprecedented pace and honoring our commitments.
• fostering long term strategic partnerships and collaborations with key customers, other Government agencies, industry and academia.
General information on DEVCOM SC can be obtained from the DEVCOM SC website at https://ccdcsoldiercenter.army.mil/
Under the authority of 10 U.S.C. 4022, DEVCOM SC seeks to award funding through Other Transaction Agreements (OTAs or Agreements) to non-traditional and traditional defense contractors for prototype projects within DEVCOM SC’s Areas of Interest. DEVCOM SC is interested in efforts directed toward the development of enabling technologies that speed up the advanced development process.
This Broad Other Transaction Authority Announcement (BOTAA) provides information, submission instructions, evaluation and selection criteria, and award administration. How the process works:
• Offerors may submit preproposals against any area of interest listed in §IV. Additional areas of interest may be issued through a Request for Project Proposal. (Note: Guidelines for the requirements of a preproposal are listed in §III B 1.) • Preproposals are reviewed by the Government.
• If there is interest, the Government will reply with a Request for Full Proposal (RFFP) within 60-90 days. (Note: The Guidelines for all required information needed for a full proposal is explained in §III B 2.)
• The offeror will prepare and submit the full proposal within the period of time stated in the RFFP. This is generally set at 30 days.
• Once received, the Government will evaluate the proposal. • Discussions among the parties, whether verbally or in writing, will occur as appropriate. • The Government will send an agreement to the offeror.