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Advanced Gas & Illuminator Laser Innovative Technical Effort (AGILITeE)

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FA9451-17-S-0009Federal

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The Advanced Gas and Illuminator Laser Innovative Technical Effort (AGILITeE), under solicitation FA9451-17-S-0009, is a research and development program managed by the Air Force Research Laboratory Directed Energy Directorate. The program focuses on the development, modeling, and experimental verification of high energy gas lasers and illuminator laser sources to provide critical technology options for current and future warfighter needs. The overarching five-year Broad Agency Announcement establishes a total estimated funding profile of 23.5 million dollars from fiscal year 2018 through 2023, utilizing cost-reimbursable contracts. Call 0001 of this effort specifically outlines a 36-month technical project with estimated funding of 4.5 million dollars spanning fiscal years 2018 to 2020. Key technical objectives include the creation of physics-based models and the design and maintenance of specialized hardware and software. Due to the sensitive nature of the research, the contract mandates strict security protocols, including U.S. citizenship for all personnel, Secret security clearances, and the submission of a Militarily Critical Technical Data Agreement. Performance is centered at Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico, specifically within the Lamberson and Davis Advanced Laser Facilities.

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Contract Value

$4,493,931

NAICS

541715 - Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)

Place of Performance

NM

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AGILITeE Draft CDRLs A001-A005

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AGILITeE Statement of Objectives (SOO) - FA9451-17-S-0009 Call 0001

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AGILITeE Supplemental Requirements - FA9451-17-S-0009 Call 0001

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BAA FA9451-17-S-0009: Advanced Gas and Illuminator Laser Innovative Technical Effort (AGILITeE)

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DD Form 254 - AGILITeE Draft Contract Security Classification Specification

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Det 8 AFRL/RVK Cost Proposal Instructions

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FA9451-17-S-0009 Call 0001 - AGILITeE

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FA9451-17-S-0009 Call 0001 Section K - Representations and Certifications

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AGILITeE Contents of a Visit Request

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AGILITeE Laboratory Tour 2017 Announcement

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AGILITeE Lab Tour Agenda

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AGILITe Lab Tour Registration Form

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Map to Truman Gate and Bldg 760

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → FA9451 Afrl Rdk
Contacts2 people available
OfficeKIRTLAND AFB, NM, 87117, USA
Office AddressKIRTLAND AFB, NM, 87117, USA
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Ashley KormanContract Specialist
Luisa A. Martinez-MedinaContracting Officer

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Advanced Gas and Illuminator Laser Innovative Technical Effort (AGILITeE) FA9451-17-S-0009 Call 0001 Laboratory Tour 2017 Introduction The Air Force Research Laboratory, Directed Energy Directorate, Laser Division (AFRL/RDL) will host a Laboratory Tour at Kirtland AFB, NM on 19 Oct 2017. The tour will provide a comprehensive summary of the "Advanced Gas and Illuminator Laser Innovative Technical Effort (AGILITeE)" acquisition (FA9451-17-S-0009 Call 0001). The purpose of AGILITeE is to pursue research and development (R&D) of high energy gas lasers and illuminator laser sources to provide technology options to meet current and future warfighter needs. Objective The objective of the tour is to provide a timely update to industry on the mission and vision of the AGILITeE effort. It provides a forum for industry to gain knowledge and insight into the research and development AFRL/RDL is pursuing by providing a thorough and comprehensive presentation of AGILITeE's technical objectives. The tour will include the Lamberson Laser Facility (Bldg. 760) and the Davis Advanced Laser Facility (Bldg 761). Registration To register for the AGILITeE Laboratory Tour and to obtain base entry access the following is required: 1. All interested parties MUST complete the registration form (Attachment 4) and return it via email to the AFRL.RDL.ACQUISITIONMAILBOX@us.af.mil no later than 10 Oct 2017. Interested parties must be U.S. citizens and will not be allowed to bring in any electronics; including, but not limited to: portable computers, cameras, two-way pagers, cellphones, thumb drives, blackberries, wireless transmitters, Wi-Fi devices, tracking devices, etc. No more than two people per firm will be allowed to attend the tour; per firm is further defined as division/subsection of a company. 2. Interested parties must send a visit request via JPAS (SMC Code: KV1MFSCC6). Please submit visit request no later than 10 Oct 2017. Due to the level of classification of this event, all attendees must have a SECRET Clearance in order to attend. Reference Attachment 2, Contents of a Visit Request, for further instructions on obtaining a visit request. Current AFRL contractors are also required to submit a Visit Request in order to verify Security Clearance via JPAS. 3. All interested parties MUST enter through the Truman Gate and arrive at Bldg. 760, Lamberson Facility, Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico on 19 Oct 2017 between 8:00 - 8:30 am Mountain Daylight Time (MDT) for check-in. Please do not go to AFRL Visitor Control Center; badges will be provided to you at check-in. Refer to Attachment 3, Map to Truman Gate and Bldg 760. 4. To allow discussions at an appropriate level of detail, all non-Government attendees will be required to be U.S. citizens and to supply a copy of their organization's DD2345, "Militarily Critical Technical Data Agreement," no later than 10 Oct 2017 (prior to being confirmed for registration). Details regarding acquiring and submitting a DD 2345 are available on the Defense Logistics Agency/Joint Certificate website http://www.dlis.dla.mil/jcp/Default.aspx. The Joint Certificate Office anticipates providing certification in 30 days or less from receipt of the DD 2345. 5. Interested parties who do not provide all necessary items by 10 Oct 2017 will not be registered for this event.

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