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CODE 85 UUV FoS INDUSTRY DAY

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N66604-18-S-7777Federal

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The contract titled "CODE 85 UUV FoS INDUSTRY DAY," issued by the NUWC Division Newport under the Department of Defense, solicits industry participation related to underwater vehicle support services. The solicitation, identified by number N66604-18-S-7777 and posted on October 15, 2018, is associated with NAICS code 54171, which pertains to research and development in the physical, engineering, and life sciences. Although explicit access requirements were removed, the contract maintains a crucial requirement for contractors to hold a Joint Certification Program (JCP) certification, ensuring appropriate security and operational standards are met. The office handling this contract is located in Newport, Rhode Island, with administrative support provided by Dawn A. Griffin, who serves as the Administrative Technical Specialist and can be contacted via the provided phone number and email. The opportunity is managed through the Department of Defense's NUWC Division Newport, focusing on advancing capabilities related to unmanned underwater vehicles. The solicitation encourages qualified industry participants meeting the certification criteria to engage and collaborate in this specialized defense sector.

General Info

NUWC Newport seeks certified contractors for underwater vehicle support under DoD solicitation N66604-18-S-7777.

Agency

Department Of Defense → Nuwc Division Newport

NAICS

54171

Place of Performance

RI

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NONE

Documents

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Copy_of_UUV_FoS_Industry_Day_AGENDA.pdf

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → Nuwc Division Newport

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OfficeNEWPORT, RI, 02841-1703, USA

Organization / AgencyDepartment Of Defense → Nuwc Division Newport

Office AddressNEWPORT, RI, 02841-1703, USA

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Dawn A. GriffinAdmin Tech Specialist

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REMOVED EXPLICIT ACCESS REQUIREMENT BUT STILL REQUIRE JCP CERTIFICATION

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