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Industry Day - Advanced Propulsor Management Office

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The Naval Surface Warfare Center Carderock Division Advanced Propulsor Management Office (NSWCCD 807) is hosting an industry day on August 16, 2017, at its West Bethesda, MD facility to provide industry representatives with the opportunity to review design drawings and manufacturing processes related to the advanced propulsors for the Virginia (VCS) and Columbia (CLB) class submarines. Attendance is restricted to U.S. Department of Defense contractors who have an approved DD Form 2345 on file, given the sensitive nature of the information to be shared. The event aims to present detailed insights into these large, complex propulsion units, their components, and manufacturing requirements, assisting potential suppliers in assessing their capabilities to meet the Navy’s demands. Additional documentation regarding size, weight parameters, and manufacturing processes will be provided in advance to approved attendees, and a separate industry day will later focus on component-level acquisition strategies. Following the industry day, a sources sought notice will invite interested parties to submit capability statements by September 8, 2017, to demonstrate their ability to perform any or all manufacturing phases of the propulsor components. These statements must include detailed company information, qualifications, facility capabilities, and interest in prime or subcontractor roles, and must not exceed 20 pages. It is emphasized that participation in the industry day does not constitute a commitment from the government, and vendors will not be reimbursed for associated expenses. Requests for base access and proof of approved clearance must be submitted no later than five days prior to the event. Overall, NSWCCD 807 seeks to leverage efficiencies across the VCS and CLB programs while identifying qualified sources capable of delivering propulsor components on schedule to ensure the best value for the Navy and taxpayers.

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NSWCCD hosts restricted industry day for submarine propulsor designs; suppliers to submit capability statements.

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336611 - Ship Building and Repairing

Place of Performance

Industry Day will held on-site at NSWCCD Facilities, West Bethesda, MD, 20817, USA

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Attachment__1_Propulsor_Component_General_Sizing_and_Weight_Parameters.pdf

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Attachment_2_Visitor_Request_Forms.pdf

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → Nswc Carderock
Contacts2 people available
OfficeBETHESDA, MD, 20817-5700, USA
Office AddressBETHESDA, MD, 20817-5700, USA
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The Naval Surface Warfare Center Carderock Division Advanced Propulsor Management Office (NSWCCD 807) intends to host an industry day on 16 August 2017. The event will be held at the NSWCCD West Bethesda, MD facilities starting at 8:00 AM EST. The intent of this industry day is to allow industry an opportunity to review design drawings and the propulsor manufacturing processes for the VIRGINIA (VCS) and COLUMBIA (CLB) class submarines. Due to the design drawings that will be available at industry day containing Distribution Statement D information, you must be a US Department of Defense (DoD) Contractor and have filed a DD Form 2345 that is approved by DLA as required by DoD Directive 5230.25. In general, propulsor referred to herein is a large, highly engineered, tight tolerance, complex assembled propulsion unit with stationary and rotating components affixed to a full-scale Navy submarine. Further details to be provided and discussed during the industry day. A general overview of the VCS and CLB major propulsor component's size (bounding box) and weight is provided in Attachment 1, Propulsor Component General Sizing and Weight Parameters, in order to better enable industry to determine if their capabilities meet the Navy's demand. NSWCCD 807 is tasked to provide enterprise-wide submarine advanced propulsor manufacturing management for both VCS and CLB. This office provides synergy by leveraging efficiencies between both submarine acquisition programs by using common resources. It is responsible for identifying potential sources capable of meeting any phase of manufacturing for these advanced propulsors that will result in on-time delivery of propulsor components to the shipbuilder. The Advanced Propulsor Management Office is in charge of developing the future acquisition strategy to meet the Navy's VCS and CLB propulsor requirements at the best value to the taxpayer. Sources eligible to attend should submit a Base Access request form, Attachment 2, and proof that the DD Form 2345 is filed and approved by DLA as soon as possible but no later than five days prior to the industry day to Michael Peduto, michael.peduto@navy.mil, Bruce Baumgarten, bruce.baumgarten@navy.mil, and Frank Jurado, frank.jurado@navy.mil. The Government intends to provide additional information to those vendors approved to attend the event five days in advance of the industry day. This additional information will provide the agenda and documentation describing both the high-level and detailed component-level propulsor manufacturing processes for both VCS and CLB. After the industry day, a sources sought notice will be posted requesting that interested sources submit a capability statement to meet any or all portions of the manufacturing process(es) by 12:00 PM EDT on 8 September 2017. Sources not eligible to attend the industry may send capability statements directly to Michael Peduto, michael.peduto@navy.mil, Bruce Baumgarten, bruce.baumgarten@navy.mil, and Frank Jurado, frank.jurado@navy.mil, any time prior to 12:00 PM EDT on 8 September 2017. Those capability statements must include the following details: 1) Company Name 2) Point of Contact (email and phone number) 3) Business Size 4) Facility and Safeguarding Security Clearances 5) What, if any, NAVSEA qualifications has it received and when 6) Description of the Propulsor work it can perform and its capabilities to meet that work 7) Facility Size 8) Listing of Machines a) Dimension b) Capacity c) Tolerances 9) Interest as a prime, subcontractor, or both 10) Any other relevant qualifications (i.e. ISO, welding) 11) Lifting and Handling Capabilities Capability statements shall not exceed 20 pages. The industry day is not considered a commitment of any kind by the Government and individual correspondence should not be expected in advance of any resulting pre-solicitation notice for the proposed requirements. To be clear, vendors will not be reimbursed for any expenses it incurs associated with the industry day and/or the capabilities it provides in response to this announcement. Note: A separate industry day will be conducted for specific individual component-level acquisition strategies for the VCS and CLB propulsor component acquisitions.

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