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AN/ALQ-161A Preprocessor Flight Software (PFS) 6.30 Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) Engineering

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FA8540-15-R-30725Federal

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The Warner Robins Air Logistics Center awarded a sole source contract to Northrop Grumman Technical Services for AN/ALQ-161A Preprocessor Flight Software (PFS) 6.30 Original Equipment Manufacturer engineering services. The contractor is responsible for identifying candidates, incorporating solutions, and testing the PFS block cycle product in accordance with the approved Project Requirements Specification and Software Development Plan. Beyond the primary PFS development, the scope includes engineering support for related software products such as Emitter Identification Data, Emitter Reprogramming Software, and various system lab and data analysis tools. The project follows a rigorous development and integration cycle encompassing planning, design, coding, and formal qualification, followed by a qualification and field test cycle that includes independent validation, flight emulation, and aircraft testing. Additionally, the contractor will perform deficiency analysis and test efficiency studies. This C-type contract features a 36-month period of performance and utilizes a combination of cost plus fixed fee, cost plus incentive fee, and cost reimbursement no fee structures.

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$14,534,397.48

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AN/ALQ-161A Preprocessor Flight Software (PFS) 6.30 Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) Engineering Services Warner Robins - Air Logistics Center (WR-ALC) issued a contract to obtain AN/ALQ-161A Preprocessor Flight Software (PFS) 6.30 Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) Engineering Services requiring the contractor to identify candidates, incorporate solutions, and test the resulting PFS block cycle product per the Electronic Warfare and Avionics Engineering Branch approved PFS 6.30 Project Requirements Specification (PRS) and per the Electronic Warfare and Avionics Engineering Branch approved PFS 6.30 Software Development Plan (SDP). The contractor shall provide engineering support for other system software products which are directly impacted by or related to the PFS as directed by the Electronic Warfare and Avionics Engineering Branch. These software products may include, but are not limited to, Emitter Identification Data (EID), Emitter Reprogramming Software (ERS), AN/ALM-280 Enhanced Automated Special Test Equipment (EASTE) software, Mission Data Load Tool (MDLT) software, Line Replaceable Unit (LRU) firmware, and system lab and data analysis tools. AN/ALQ-161A Preprocessor Flight Software (PFS) 6.30 Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) The PFS development and integration cycle consists of the following software upgrade block cycle phases: 1. Project Planning 2. Requirements Definition 3. Preliminary Design 4. Critical Design 5. Code, Unit Test, Software Test, System Integration Test 6. Formal Qualification Test The PFS qualification and field test cycle consists of the following standard upgrade block cycle phases. 1. Independent Validation and Verification (IV&V) 2. Flight Emulation Test (FET) 3. Compatibility and Integration Testing (C&I) 4. Aircraft Test 5. Functional Configuration Audit (FCA)/Physical Configuration Audit (PCA) Additionally, this task provides for contractor performance of deficiency analysis tasks associated with in-scope software candidates and problems, test adequacy and efficiency studies, and future block cycle candidates. The contract action is for services for which the Government solicited and negotiated with only one source, Northrop Grumman Technical Services, CAGE: 0JRC1, under statutory authority 10 USC 2304(c)(1), as implemented by Federal Acquisition Regulation 6.302-1. The RFP was issued as a sole source effort. The government awarded a "C" type contract with a 36 month period of performance as a result of this the initial RFP. A mix of cost plus fixed fee, cost plus incentive fee, and cost reimbursement no fee contract line item numbers (CLINs) were utilized. The Government did not own technical data/drawings to include with this RFP. Electronic procedures were used for this RFP at www.fbo.gov only.

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