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The U.S. Air Force Electronic Systems Center is seeking qualified vendors to provide sustainment and enhancement services for the Air Sovereignty Operations Center (ASOC) system, a NATO Confidential air defense command and control system developed by Lockheed Martin Tactical Systems. The contract covers maintenance and upgrades to the ASOC software and hardware for ten Foreign Military Sales customers in Central and Eastern Europe, including Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, and Slovenia. The ASOC system, which operates on Sun Solaris and supports multi-radar tracking with up to 24 sensors, integrates radar data, tracking information, and flight plans to create a comprehensive air situational display, enabling military operators to conduct airspace surveillance and control air defense assets such as air-to-air intercepts and surface-to-air missile systems. This contract requires vendors to provide full management and labor resources, as well as transportation, tools, equipment, configuration control, and documentation to sustain and improve the existing ASOC capabilities as delivered by Lockheed Martin. The performance period includes a basic term from January 1, 2003, through December 31, 2003, with four additional option years. The objective is to maintain the system's operational effectiveness and support the integration of ongoing software and hardware enhancements to meet evolving defense requirements for these allied nations.

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Provide sustainment and upgrades for NATO ASOC air defense system across ten European allies.

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518210 - Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services

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ASOC International Modernization Sustainment and Support: The U.S. Air Force Electronic Systems Center (ESC) is seeking responsible sources for the anticipated requirement of sustainment and enhancement of the Air Sovereignty Operations Center (ASOC) software and hardware procured from Lockheed Martin Tactical Systems (LMTS), Eagan MN for ten Foreign Military Sales (FMS) customers located in Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia; hereafter referred to as Central and Eastern Europe. This requires providing all management and labor necessary for software maintenance and enhancements for ASOC, an air defense command and control (C2) system. The term - ASOC is a US Government-assigned system name. ASOC system security classification is NATO Confidential. The ASOC is a Sun Solaris-based air defense command and control system capable of multi-radar tracking using up to 24 sensors. The typical ASOC has ten operator display workstations. Configurations vary in size from 6 to 12 workstations, with a maximum capacity of 24 workstations. The ASOC processes digitized radar data received from military and civil radars; track data received from the national civil air traffic control center, from selected in-country command centers, and from interfacing ASOCs and interfacing NATO Link-1-capable ground facilities; and flight plan information to provide an integrated air situation display. The system accepts primary and secondary radar data in EUROCONTROL ASTERIX plot data format, track data in NATO Link-1 and EUROCONTROL ASTERIX track data formats, and flight plan data in ICAO/OLDI formats. Using the ASOC system, military operators conduct surveillance of the airspace and exercise control over air weapons assets using ground controlled air-to-air intercept guidance capabilities and surface-to-air (SAM) missile control capabilities. and will be adequate as a means to refer to vendor-proposed offerings. The duration of this effort is expected to be for the Basic period from 01 JAN 03 through 31 DEC 03 plus 4 option years. Government's objective is to sustain and enhance an existing systemcapability. The Government is seeking responsible sources that can demonstrate the ability to sustain and enhance the existing capabilities systems provided by the ASOC system. The potential source shall furnish all management, labor, transportation, tools, equipment, configuration control, and documentation for software and hardware support for the existing systems as delivered by Lockheed Martin Tactical Systems (LMTS), Eagan MN.

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