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THE INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

Parent1 subsidiaryUEI: NLB9JDZLHS75

THE INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY is a federal contractor, registered under UEI NLB9JDZLHS75. It has been awarded $204,834 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Internet Publishing and Broadcasting and Web Search Portals, Unknown NAICS, and Book Publishers. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Defense.

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AIR FORCE CRYPTOLOGIC OFFICE COMMERCIAL SOLUTIONS OPENING
Solicitation # FA7037-21-S-C001
The Air Force Cryptologic Office (AFCO) Cyberspace Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance and Multi-Domain Innovation Division is soliciting innovative commercial capabilities through Commercial Solutions Opening FA7037-21-S-C001. The agency is seeking mature technologies and innovative services in Electromagnetic Warfare, Information Operations, and electromagnetic digital communications, with a specific goal of achieving a field demonstration within one year. The procurement process is divided into two phases: Phase I requires the submission of a quad chart and a white paper, while Phase II consists of full proposals by invitation only. Awards may be issued as traditional contracts or Other Transactions (OT), with potential funding ranging from 50,000 dollars to 50 million dollars over a period of performance lasting between one and five years. The evaluation process is based on technical merit, importance to agency programs, and fund availability, utilizing peer or scientific review to select offerors. Successful projects are expected to follow a structure of base period tasks to demonstrate feasibility, followed by option tasks for design, fabrication, testing, and evaluation. Because the work supports DoD ISR-Cyber capabilities, offerors must possess the necessary personnel and facility security clearances to handle classified work independently. All acquired technologies are treated as commercial items under 10 USC 3458 and DFARS 212.70. Submissions are managed by Carissa Heuertz, and the performance location is identified as San Antonio, Texas.
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