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INFORMATION ANALYSIS FOR MULTI-DOMAIN OPERATIONS AND TARGETING SUPPORT

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FA875019S7009Federal

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The contract titled "Information Analysis for Multi-Domain Operations and Targeting Support" under solicitation number FA875019S7009, managed by the Department of Defense’s AFRL Rik office located in Rome, NY, outlines a series of amendments aimed at refining the original Broad Agency Announcement (BAA). The ongoing amendments primarily focus on updating procedural and administrative details such as proposal formatting, submission instructions, eligibility requirements, and inclusion of security protocols essential for research and development protecting sensitive Science and Technology (S&T) information. These include mandatory submission of forms like Standard Form 424 and Security Program Questionnaires, along with stringent evaluation criteria to ensure contractor security capabilities meet the government’s protective standards. The amendments also ensure that updates related to proposal handling, review procedures, and points of contact are consistently maintained through republishing efforts, while emphasizing compliance with relevant FAR and AFRL guidance. Throughout the amendments, there are also adjustments to websites for sourcing information, updates to official points of contact and ombudsman details, and the inclusion of distribution restrictions for Industry Day materials, emphasizing secure access protocols. The contract period has been extended to February 21, 2024, with an added deadline for FY24 white paper submissions. Amendments further clarify responsible source criteria, required certifications for cost data, and updated clauses in line with current regulatory standards such as DAFFARS. These ongoing refinements serve to maintain the clarity and compliance integrity of the BAA, facilitating effective multi-domain operational support research while safeguarding government interests and intellectual property throughout the solicitation and award process.

General Info

Contract amendments update submission, security, evaluation, compliance protocols, and extend deadlines for multi-domain operations support.

NAICS

541715 - Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)

Place of Performance

NY

Set-Aside

NONE

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Amendment 10 to BAA FA8750-19-S-7009 Extend Term

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Amendment 6 to BAA FA8750-19-S-7009 Multi-Domain Operations

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Amendment 7 to BAA FA8750-19-S-7009 Information Analysis for Multi-Domain Operations

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Amendment 9 to BAA FA8750-19-S-7009 Multi-Domain Operations and Targeting Support

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BAA FA8750-19-S-7009 Amendment 5 - Multi-Domain Operations and Targeting Support

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BAA FA8750-19-S-7009 Multi-Domain Operations and Information Analysis

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Industry Day Q&A - BAA FA8750-19-S-7009

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → FA8750 Afrl Rik
Contacts2 people available
OfficeROME, NY, 13441-4514, USA
Office AddressROME, NY, 13441-4514, USA
Contacts
Michael MannoBAA MANAGER
Amber BuckleyContracting Officer

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AMENDMENT 4 for BAA FA8750-19-S-7009 The purpose of this amendment is to modify: 1. Part II, Full Text Announcement, Section I, Technology Requirements to add information regarding the Questions and Answers and Slides from the Industry Day held on 29 MAR 2019. SUMMARY OF CHANGES: 1. Part II-FULL TEXT ANNOUNCEMENT The following language is added to the end of the TECHNOLOGY REQUIREMENTS section: a. The Questions and Answers (Q&A) from the 29 MAR Industry Day are attached to this announcement. b. IMPORTANT NOTE: The Industry Day Slides are considered Distribution Statement C and are available to U.S. Government agencies and their Contractors. Therefore, access will require additional approval. Contact the Technical Point of Contact identified in Section VII, to receive this material. When doing so, the requestor must: Provide their company's CAGE Code; Be a U.S. owned company (if not, see SECTION III for mitigation procedures); and Be a U.S. citizen The materials will then be provided via digital transmission of materials by secured means. No other changes have been made. AMENDMENT 5 to BAA FA8750-19-S-7009 The purpose of this modification is to republish the original announcement, incorporating any previous amendments, pursuant to FAR 35.016(c). This republishing also includes the following changes: Part I, Overview Information: Updates FBO reference to Beta SAM website; Part II, Full Text Announcement: Section III.2.b.2, updates the DCSA website; Section IV.3.a, updates the DCSA website; Section IV.3.c, updates the mailing instructions; Section IV.4.e, updated the link to reference the Beta SAM website; Section VI.1, updates the RI Specific Proposal Preparation Instructions date and Beta SAM link; Section VI.4, adds paragraphs d and e; Section VI.7, adds paragraph d; Section VII: updated the OMBUDSMAN. No other changes have been made. See attachment titled - BAA 19-09 Amendment 5 for full text republishing. AMENDMENT 6 to BAA FA8750-19-S-7009 The purpose of this modification is to republish the original announcement, incorporating any previous amendments, pursuant to FAR 35.016(c). This republishing also includes the following changes: Part I, Overview Information: No changes made; Part II, Full Text Announcement: Section IV.2, updates content and format language; Section IV.3.c, updates the mailing instructions; Section IV.4.b. and c, updates clause and provision dates; Section V., adds paragraph 4 regarding adequate price competition; Section VI.1, updates the Proposal Formatting language; Section VI.7, updates the applicable provisions; Section VII: updated the OMBUDSMAN and clause date. No other changes have been made. SEE ATTACHMENT FOR FULL ANNOUNCEMENT DETAILS. AMENDMENT 7 to BAA FA8750-19-S-7009 The purpose of this modification is to republish the original announcement, incorporating any previous amendments, pursuant to FAR 35.016(c). This republishing also includes the following changes: Part I, Overview Information: Updated references of Beta SAM to SAM throughout; Part II, Full Text Announcement: Section III, adds paragraph 4; Section IV.3.a, updates the classification guidance; Section IV.4, adds paragraph g; Section V.2.a, updates Review and Selection Process language; Section VI.1, updates the Proposal Formatting language; Section VI.4.d, adds new language; Section VI.7, updates the applicable provisions; Section VII, updates the OMBUDSMAN. No other changes are made. SEE ATTACHMENT FOR FULL AMENDMENT DETAILS. Amendment No. 8 to BAA FA8750-19-S-7009 The purpose of this amendment is to: Section III, Eligibility Information, adds the following paragraph 5 for S&T Protection: 5. In accordance with AFRLI 61-113, S&T Protection, Contractors/Recipients are required to submit with their proposal a Standard Form 424, "Research and Related and Senior and Key Person Profile (Expanded), as well as a Security Program Questionnaire, which are included in the RI-Specific Proposal Preparation Instructions and can be accessed at: https://sam.gov/opp/e628c811fafe041accdddf55fb8539bf/view?keywords=AFRL-BAA-GUIDE&sort=-relevance&index=&is_active=true&page=1. Always reference the newest versions of these documents. Complete and submit the required forms with your proposal to the technical point of contact (TPOC) listed in Section VII-Agency Contacts AND contact@example.gov. Contractors will be required to provide documentation of their Security Program Plan for initial Institution S&T Protection Program Review. The purpose of requesting the plan is to evaluate the offeror's capacity for protecting the Government's S&T and failure to demonstrate a plan adequate to meet the needs of the requirement may be grounds for considering the proposal unawardable. In the event a security risk is identified and the Government has determined the security risk exceeds the acceptable threshold, the Contractor/Recipient will be notified and informed of the termination/decline of award. The Government will be only required to provide a general statement of the reasoning due to Government OPSEC measures. After award, the Contractor/Recipient will be required to re-submit the Standard Form 424 as an annual requirement to the points of contact listed above. No other changes are made. AMENDMENT 9 to BAA FA8750-19-S-7009 The purpose of this modification is to republish the original announcement, incorporating any previous amendments, pursuant to FAR 35.016(c). This republishing also includes the following changes: 1. Part II, Full Text Announcement: a. Section IV.f.5, removes the last sentence regarding options; b. Section IV.1, updates the proposal formatting language; c. Section VI, updates the provisions; No other changes are made. PLEASE SEE ATTACHMENT FOR FULL AMENDMENT DETAILS. AMENDMENT 10 to BAA FA8750-19-S-7009 The purpose of this modification is to extend the term of the BAA, incorporating any previous amendments, pursuant to FAR 35.016(c). The following changes were made: Part I Overview: Extends the term to 21 FEB 2024; Adds an FY24 white paper date of 31 DEC 2023 Part II, Full Text Announcement: Section II.1, the anticipated funding breakout is updated; Section III.2.b.2, updates the DCSA website; Section IV, adds a statement about responsible sources; Section IV.1, adds an FY24 white paper date of 31 DEC 2023; Section V.2.b.2, adds paragraph c. regarding the S&T process during evaluation; Section V.3, is updated from FAPIIS to Responsibility/Qualification (R/Q) Public Access; Section V.4, adds language regarding the certified cost and pricing data threshold for small businesses and non-traditional defense contractors; Section VI.1, updates the Proposal Formatting language; Section VI.7, updates the applicable provisions; Section VII, updates AFFARS to DAFFARS and the OMBUDSMAN date. No other changes are made. SEE ATTACHMENT FOR FULL AMENDMENT DETAILS.

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