Air Force SeeSaw 4
SeeSaw provides studies, analyses, designs, development, recommendations, enhancements, integration management, configuration management, testing, and evaluation of existing and new systems. For additional information, contact Cheryl Haritatos at cheryl.haritatos@baesystems.com or 315 338 8901.
Army COSMIC
Services include space and missile defense capabilities; knowledge of science and technology community initiatives and commercial, off-the-shelf technology exploration and identification; technical and system integration and development of operational prototypes; war-gaming and concept development and prototype experimentation planning; technical support, execution, and evaluation, and analysis. For more information, contact Jim Downey. 719 325 8479.
ARMY ITES — 2S Information Technology Enterprise Solutions
The ITES-2S program provides the Army with performance-based information technology services and solutions to support enterprise infrastructure goals worldwide. These services include business process reengineering, information systems security, information assurance, information technology services, enterprise design, integration and consolidation, education/training, program and project management, systems operation and maintenance, and network support. For more information, contact Ben Duling, program manager, at epmo@baesystems.com.
ATSP3 – Advanced Technology Support Program III
ATSP3 is an omnibus IDIQ-style contract established under the Office of the Secretary of Defense and administered by the Defense Microelectronics Activity. It provides a streamlined contracting process covering a wide range of engineering services and pricing arrangements (cost-plus-fixed-fee, firm-fixed-price, time and materials). It can be used by any BAE Systems organization and can service any DoD or non-DoD government agency.
Any program that deals with electronics or software and contains engineering content is a candidate for ATSP3. The work can range from initial studies through development to low-rate initial production and cover diminishing manufacturing sources and material shortage issues, capability upgrades, technology insertions, and new system development. This contracting vehicle is unique because it has no large surcharge for use, no OCI exclusions, gives “competition credit” to associated customer, and significantly increases the probability of a BAE Systems win.
The BAE Systems ATSP3 PMO has internal procedures and templates available to speed the acquisition process for the government customer and associated BAE Systems organizations. For more information, go to www.ATSP3.com or contact Rudy Troha at rudolph.troha@baesystems.com.
Automated Fuel Handling Equipment and Fuel Related Systems (AFHE)
Engineering, procurement, installation and technical support for a variety of AFHE systems supporting the Department of Defense and other agencies. Multiple award ID/IQ. For more information, contact Edward Dashnaw at 843 614 5180.
Automated Fuel Handling Equipment INSTALLATION IV (AFHE) Installation
The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center (SPAWAR) Charleston provides engineering support to the Navy, Department of Defense (DoD), and other government agencies, including the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA). DLA manages, installs and maintains Automated Fuel Handling equipment and systems at DoD fuel facilities worldwide. SPAWAR Charleston is tasked by DLA with planning, design, development, procurement, installation, and life-cycle maintenance support for these systems. . Multiple award ID/IQ. For more information, contact Edward Dashnaw at 843 614 5180.
Automated Fuel Handling Equipment Maintenance (AFHE Maintenance)
This contract is to provide the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Charleston (SSC-C) with the necessary technical and maintenance services for Automated Tank Gauging (ATG), Automated Fuel Service Stations (AFSS), Automated Fuel Handling Equipment (AFHE), Environmental Leak Detection (ELD), Airfield Refueling Electrical Supervision and Control Systems (ARES), Overfill Protection Systems (OPS), Physical and Electronic Sensor Systems (ESS) and associated systems to include maintenance management, preventive maintenance, corrective maintenance and operational support. Multiple award ID/IQ. For more information, contact Edward Dashnaw at 843 614 5180.
Automated Installation Entry (AIE)
The overall objective of the AIE effort is to acquire the best value solution for procurement, fielding, and support of an AIE Increment 2 system that meets the applicable AIE System Capabilities. A key part of the objective of the AIE Increment 2 program is to provide a cost effective, supportable, and integrated COTS based and applicable GOTS AIE system that is "ready to install" after contract award. For more information, contact Todd Smith at 843 614 5920.
Design Engineering Support Program II (DESP II)
Provides design and engineering and technical support services for the Department of Defense mission weapon systems, components, and support equipment, including engineering design, integration, system modification, limited manufacturing, and activities to support process analysis and improvements for maintenance and repair operations. For more information, contact Joe Mueller at joseph.mueller@baesystems.com.
DISA ENCORE II
The ENCORE II contract provides net-centric solutions, including network engineering, analysis, and support for the acquisition, installation, fielding, training, operations, and life-cycle management of components and systems in the operational environments of combatant commands and their subordinate components; the military services; the U.S. Department of Defense; and other federal agencies. For more information, contact Elijah R. Wilburn, program manager, at encore2pmo@baesystems.com.
DHS EAGLE
U.S. Department of Homeland Security Enterprise Acquisition Gateway for Leading Edge Solutions provides a full range of information technology capabilities, solutions, and emerging technologies, for use by all Department of Homeland Security agencies. BAE Systems offers the following functional categories: functional service Category 4, software development, functional service Category 5, and management support services. For more information, contact Charles Bixler at DHSEagleProgram@baesystems.com.
Department of Justice Information Technology Support Services (DOJ ITSS-3)
U.S. Department of Justice Information Technology Support Services program is designed to procure state-of-the-art information technology services and project-related hardware in a timely and cost-effective manner. Every conceivable information technology service can be procured under the Information Technology Support Services program, including systems development life cycle, information and management systems, database management systems and software languages, and computer hardware environments and operating systems. For more information, contact Brian Mortweet at brian.mortweet@baesystems.com or 703 563 8038.
Developmental Engineering Service and Quick Reaction Capability and Analysis Support (DES & QRCAS)
A U.S. Air Force basic ordering agreement for quick-reaction capability and analysis support for research, development, integration, analysis, assessment, and test and evaluation to Intelligence Systems Support Office. For more information, contact Mike Archuleta, program manager, at michael.archuleta@baesystems.com.
Electronic Security Systems V (ESS V)
The contractor shall provide all personnel, equipment, tools, materials, supervision, and other items and non-personal services necessary to procure and install Electronic Security Systems (ESS) and physical security and/or force protection measures, and other Automated Control Systems, to include but not limited to: Utility Monitoring and Control Systems (UMCS); Heating Ventilating and Air Conditioning (HVAC); Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems; fire alarm and life safety systems, chemical / biological / radiological containment detection / filtration / response, utilities metering, mass notification systems (MNS) and other related electronic systems. The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code for these services is 541512, Computer Systems Design Services. For more information, contact Kim Bergner at 843 614 5160.
Enterprise Platform Integration Contract (EPIC)
Provide integration, engineering, procurement, fabrication, assembly, test, inspection, delivery, and limited installation of integrated C4I capabilities aboard new-construction ships. Single award ID/IQ. For more information, contact Kelly Baldwin at 843 614 5150.
The FBI Science and Technology Branch Contract (STB)
The FBI STB contract provides services to the FBI’s Laboratory Division, Operational Technology Division, Special Technologies and Applications Office, and Criminal Justice Information System Division. The STB contract provides for the following services: science and engineering analysis, reverse engineering, testing, research, development, concept demonstration and validation, prototype development, technology implementation, and limited production. For more information, contact Joseph Dizinno at joseph.dizinno@baesystems.com, or Brian Mortweet at brian.mortweet@baesystems.com.
Field Installation Readiness Support Team (FIRST)
This contract provides logistical support services for FORSCOM, Installation Management Agency, Army Materiel Command, and numbered field armies. Logistical support services includes Program Management and Operations, Quality Assurance Support, Information/Technology Support, Training Support, Army Transformation Logistics Support, Logistics Program Support, Transportation/Supply Support, Parts Support — Sets, Kits and Outfits, Support to Directorates of Logistics/Installation Management Agency, Logistics/Maintenance. For all other organizations: comprehensive support for centrally managed programs and Command Wide Logistics Enterprise System Program Support. For additional information, contact Pat Mccarron at 404 464 7926.
Force Protection Systems (FPS) Omnibus
Site surveys, engineering, provide hardware and software, manuals, installation and life cycle support services for electronic security systems, related interface systems, subsystems and equipment, globally. For more information, contact Manolito Garabato at 843 901 2828.
Future Flexible Acquisition & Sustainment Tool (F2AST)
Future Flexible Acquisition & Sustainment Tool requirements include development, modifications, and depot maintenance. F2AST may include onetime spares and repairs that qualify as critical, limited, and/or contingency and sole-source services to a F2AST contractor or large business subcontractor. In addition, services that are not reasonably severable from the development, modification, or depot maintenance efforts may be included.
F2AST provides IDIQ contracts with no surcharge and acquisition streamlining advantages. F2AST also provides a variety of pricing arrangements, including time and material, fixed price, labor hour, and cost reimbursement. For additional information, contact Wesley Feudner at 478 929 5373
Integrated Electronic Security Systems (IESS)
Provide overall sustainment, integration and upgrades of existing integrated electronic security systems (IESS). This contract supports any system that automates what would alternatively require manpower to accomplish, i.e., security systems, surveillance systems, automated fuel systems, SCADA systems, and similar systems. This contract supports software/system upgrades and patches, but does not support the development of new technologies for new systems. Product support includes the procurement and transportation of hardware and software used to repair or replace failed equipment or loss of a function or operation. Service activities include logistic planning, life cycle management, test and evaluation, configuration management, inventory management, training, and on-site support for existing stand-alone and networked systems. For more information, contact Mike Williams at 843 614 5922.
Marine Corps Operational Test & Evaluation Activity (MCOTEA)
The contract will provide the essential complementary operational test and evaluation managerial and technical support resources required by the Marine Corps operational test and evaluation activity. Multiple award ID/IQ. For more information, contact Curtis Haberbosch at 703 634 1147.
Marine Corps Systems Command Commercial Enterprise Omnibus support services (CEOss)
The Marine Corps Systems Command’s Commercial Enterprise Omnibus support services (CEOss) program is the Marine Corps’ principal medium for acquiring contractor support services in specific functional areas, including engineering, test, logistics, financial management, and acquisition and life-cycle program management. CEOss provides an efficient and effective means of contracting for professional support services and enhancing small business participation. For more information, please contact Mark Bolin at mark.bolin@baesystems.com, or Christopher Tilton at christopher.m.tilton@baesystems.com.
Naval Air Systems FastTrack – Aging Aircraft and Obsolescence Mitigation
FastTrack is a Naval Air Systems Command IDIQ contract (N00421-06-0038) available to all Department of Defense and other federal agencies. BAE Systems is the prime contractor and has a number of subcontractors in place. Additional subcontractors can be added for work as required. The purpose of the contract is to support the resolution of component/system obsolescence and provide a means for emergency production of parts and components not available in the supply system. The scope of the contract includes engineering and program management support, testing, source qualification, installation and limited production. For more information, contact William Denenea at 301 863 0885.
Naval Air Warfare Center Flight Test (NAWC Flight Test)
Provide flight test services. Delivery order contract. For more information, contact Brad Thiele at 661 816 3474.
NAVSEA Professional Support Services Multiple Award Contract (NAVSEA PSS-MAC)
Engineering support of the Naval Sea Systems Command headquarters and its related program executive offices and field activities. Multiple award ID/IQ
For more information, contact Matthew Cissel at 202 203 6335.
Navy SeaPort-e
SeaPort-e is the Navy's electronic platform for acquiring support services in specific functional areas including engineering, financial management, and program management. SeaPort-e provides an efficient and effective means of contracting for professional support services and enhancing small business participation. For more information, contact Mary Fran Kirchner at 202 203 6301 or MaryFran.Kirchner@BAESystems.com.
Operational Supt Serv for Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Organization (OSS JIEDDO)
Operational support services for the Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Organization (JIEDDO) analytical support teams deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan. Multiple award ID/IQ. For more information, contact Tony Risi at 703 895 7921.
Rapid Response — Third Generation (R2-3G)
R2-3G is a U.S. Army Communications and Electronics Command omnibus contract available to all Department of Defense and other federal agencies. BAE Systems holds a prime contractor position. The purpose of this contract is to procure services and equipment required to research, develop, study and analyze, upgrade, install, fabricate, test, maintain, and support new and existing federally funded government platform systems, subsystems, and critical items. C4ISR-focused tasks include readiness and development, technology insertion, systems integration/engineering, installation, incidental construction, hardware and software fabrication, test and evaluation, studies and analyses, logistics support, and training. For more information, contact Graeme Rogerson at 410 273 8861.
Systems Engineering and Technical Assistance Contract (SETAC) Bridge Contract (SETAB)
Specialized technical and programmatic, advisory and assistance services. Multiple award ID/IQ. For more information, contact Scott Kowerduck at 256 864 2101.
USMC Mass Notification Systems (MNS)
Investigation and analysis for determination of functional and performance requirements. Planning, systems engineering and design. Equipment and Material procurement. Fabrication and assembly, Systems integration and installation, Systems and equipment testing, Systems training, Technical documentation and report development, System equipment modification, upgrade, and repair For more information, contact Robert Jordan at 843 614 5927.
