B -- V-22 Avionics Systems Technology Obsolescence Forecasting and Management Analysis Support

The Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) intends to negotiate a one-year contract with CALCE Electronics Products and Systems Center through a non-competitive process to secure full membership access to their proprietary Mitigation of Obsolescence Cost Analysis (MOCA) tool. This tool is essential for evaluating all designated systems within the V-22 aircraft and generating optimized design refresh recommendations to manage technology obsolescence effectively. The scope of work includes not only access to the MOCA tool but also encompasses CALCE’s resources, training, and software engineering support to develop, integrate, and maintain both new and existing components of the software. CALCE holds exclusive rights as the sole designer, developer, and producer of the MOCA tool, making them uniquely positioned for this contract. The contract is categorized under the NAICS code 541614, indicating engineering and technical services, and falls under the Department of Defense’s Naval Air Systems Command based in Patuxent River, Maryland. Key points of contact for this solicitation are contract specialists Stephanie A. Diehl and James M. Gerber. This procurement aims to ensure the effective management of obsolescence risks in the V-22’s avionics systems by leveraging CALCE’s specialized expertise and proprietary technology.