RDG Spares SSN

SOURCES SOUGHT FOR

P-8 Radar Data Generation (RDG)
Tech Refresh Spares

INTRODUCTION: The Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division (NAWCTSD), Orlando, FL, is seeking information for potential sources to supply rada data generator spare parts to support the P-8 training system.
This procurement is brand name restrictive, limited to specific components, where deemed necessary. Any vendor capable of supplying all the attached commercial parts will be considered an acceptable source. Competition will be sought leveraging the System for Award Management (SAM.Gov).

ITEM LIST:

OEM Part Number

AE-DYGR2XR

AE-DYGR2XR

Manufacturer
Aechelon
Aechelon

Nomenclature
Quantity

RDG NUCLEUS 6 GPU 0TB

RDG NUCLEUS 6 GPU 0TB

Delivery Location
NAS Jacksonville
NAS Whidbey

PROGRAM BACKGROUND: These spares will support training systems for the P-8 aircraft platforms, providing realistic training events and qualification exercises for pilots, aircrew and maintainers. P-8A Training Systems devices will be modified with Radar Data Generation specific capabilities while maintaining baseline P-8A functionality to properly train the entire set of configurations of P-8A aircraft. RESPONSE REQUIREMENTS: Responses by interested parties shall be written and should provide documentation on their firm’s Capabilities, Experience, Schedule, Small Business Participation, and Cost that demonstrates the ability to fulfill the detailed supply requirements identified in this Sources Sought. COMPANY INFORMATION: Identify your company’s SAM.gov registered name, CAGE code, Unique Entity ID, and POC information (telephone and email address). Identify if your company is considered “small business” or “large business” under the size standard associated with the NAICS code listed within this announcement. If considered “small business,” identify your company’s socio-economic status [i.e., HUBZone, SDVOSB, 8(a), or WOSB]. CAPABILITIES: Interested parties should provide a brief company introduction and details on the company/organization, including any potential teaming approach. A discussion of any customary business practices that might affect the firm’s fulfillment of the requirement or its relationship with the Navy customer.
EXPERIENCE: Companies should provide details articulating their ability to deliver the required items.
SCHEDULE: The Government anticipates the effort to require less than 4 months for completion. Companies should provide comments as to their likelihood of satisfying the