R--PROGRAM ACQUISITION INTEGRATION SUPPORT (PAIS VI)

The Chemical Materials Agency (CMA) is conducting market research to identify companies that have demonstrated capabilities in the areas of integration, program management, and technical services. The anticipated contract award date will be May 2017. Small and large businesses are encouraged to respond. The services sought will support the safe destruction and storage of chemical weapons. The services sought will be in support of the Recovered Chemical Material Directorate (RCWD) as well as technical and managerial services for headquarters operations at Aberdeen Proving Grounds. Submitters are asked to provide information that demonstrates their capabilities to perform program level services as listed below: 1. Gather, analyze, store, maintain, review, and update cost, schedule, and performance of the overall mission and individual programs and projects within CMA. 2. Identify factors and recommend approaches to correct cost, schedule, or performance problems 3. Perform cost and budget impact studies. 4. Develop, revise, and maintain cost estimating models. 5. Develop, revise, and maintain Organizational Breakdown structures. 6. Provide support to meetings, after-action reports, and maintenance and tracking of directed actions. 7. Provide support to acquisition reporting and strategic management. 8. Perform field office services such as monitoring contractor performance and activities in the areas of cost and schedule performance, maintaining risk management tools, conducting earned value management, quality assurance surveys, safety surveys, design configuration, environmental compliance surveys and audits, and performing process and equipment surveys. 9. Provide Quantitative Risk assessments. 10. Provide Program Management support. 11. Conduct Safety audits and surveys. This is a request for information only. No contract award will be made from this publication. There will be no opportunities for questions or answers related to this RFI. All dependable sources including but not limited to Government laboratories and centers, academia, and the commercial sector are encouraged to respond to this RFI. The response shall be limited to twenty (20) pages (8.5 inches by 11 inches) of English text. It shall be single spaced 12 point font size with 1 inch left, right, top and bottom margins. Any proprietary data that is intended only for evaluation purposes by the government must be identified and appropriately marked. See Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 3.104-4(d); 52.215-1 (e). The respondent should identify all technical data contained in their submission that is to be treated by the Government as subject to restrictive markings. In the absence of such identification, the Government will assume to have unlimited rights to all technical data in the submittal. The submittal shall be in Portable Document Format (PDF) or Microsoft Word format. Hard copies or electronic submittals are acceptable. Respondents are responsible for ensuring electronic versions are virus free. Submissions are due on or before 06 May 2015 and should be sent to the following address: Army Contracting Command - Aberdeen Proving Ground, Edgewood Contracting Division, ATTN: CCAP-SCE (Elaine Millard), Building E-4215 Austin Road, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21010-5401 Point of Contact: Elaine Millard, +1 (555) 000-0000 contact@example.gov