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A--The Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) seeks information from firms capable of providing Littoral Combat Ships (LCS) Mission Module development, integration and test capability in support of the United States Navy.

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The Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), through its Mission Module Program Office (PMS 420), is seeking information from industry firms capable of supporting the development, integration, and testing of Littoral Combat Ships (LCS) Mission Modules. Following the Mission Package Industry Day held on November 3, 2004, PMS 420 expressed gratitude for the robust industry participation and acknowledged the valuable input received, which has influenced the shaping of industry roles in the spiral development of Mission Packages. The office encourages ongoing dialogue and feedback from industry through January 31, 2005, to refine and enhance collaboration efforts. Communications should be directed to [email hidden], as the previous email used for Industry Day registration is no longer operational. Relevant briefing materials from Industry Day are available on the LCS webpage, and industry participants may request the J-5A document outlining Mission Package-to-Ship Interfaces by providing necessary contact and security details via the specified email. PMS 420 outlined two primary avenues for industry involvement: serving as the Mission Package Integrator (MPI) or acting as a developer introducing new technology solutions. A draft Request for Proposal (RFP) for the MPI role is expected to be released soon, aiming to further define the integrator’s responsibilities and foster additional industry input on the spiral development strategy. The RFP development timeline was shared, targeting an award by the end of 2005. Firms are strongly encouraged to continue submitting technology solutions and feedback both following the Industry Day and as the program progresses, supporting the Navy’s goal of refining and advancing the LCS Mission Package capabilities.

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NAVSEA seeks industry support for LCS Mission Modules development, integration, testing, and feedback.

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NAICS

336611 - Ship Building and Repairing

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PostedSep 24

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Notice updatedSep 28

Response deadline changed from Oct 25, 2004 to Oct 18, 2004. The notice title changed. The notice description changed.

Notice updatedNov 15

The response deadline was removed. The notice description changed.

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Full Description

PMS 420, the Mission Module Program Office, extends appreciation for Industry's overwhelming participation at the Mission Package Industry Day on November 3. The information exchanged as a result of this RFI has helped to mold the role for Industry's participation in the spiral development of Mission Packages. PMS420 is interested in continued feedback and ideas from Industry that may have evolved as a result of the information exchanged at Industry Day. This RFI will remain in tact until January 31, 2005 for this continued communications with Industry. It is requested that communications with PMS420, including information and questions, be submitted via the following email address: contact@example.gov. PLEASE NOTE: the Anteon email address in the original email address was provided for Industry Day registration only! It is no longer a viable vehicle for any further communications. PMS420 has posted the Industry Day briefs on the LCS webpage: http://peoships.crane.navy.mil/lcs Also, Industry requested the J-5A, a document that defines the Mission Package-to-Ship Interfaces. A CD containing this document can be mailed to requesting companies as follows: - Provide your request, including POC, address, and security clearance information, via the about PMS420Calendar email address. - Upon receipt of required information, a CD will be mailed to the requestor. At Industry Day, PMS420 described two ways Industry can participate in the Program - (1) As the Mission Package Integrator (MPI) and (2) as a developer who provides new technology solutions. PMS420 will be issuing a draft RFP for the Mission Package Integrator (MPI) in the near future, to provide Industry further opportunity to share additional comments on PMS 420's plan to spiral develop Mission Packages. The Draft RFP will provide a refined definition of the role of the Mission Package Integrator (MPI). The timeline for RFP development was shared at Industry Day, with an award date targeted for the end of year 2005. Industry is encouraged to share technology solutions to PMS420 post Industry Day and as the program moves ahead.

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