The United States Government Army Contracting Command Redstone Arsenal is seeking alternative sources for sustainment of the AH-64 Modernized Target Acquisition Designation Sight/Pilot Night Vision Sensor   2

The United States Government (USG) Army Contracting Command Redstone Arsenal (ACC-RSA)-is seeking alternative sources that can provide solutions for the AH-64 Modernized Target Acquisition Designation Sight / Pilot Night Vision Sensor (M-TADS/PNVS) sustainment support. The MTADS/PNVS is a targeting and night vision system used on the Apache AH-64 helicopter that allows it to operate in day, night and adverse weather conditions. Sources should have the capabilities to manage and execute all repairs at the Line Replaceable Module and Line Repairable Unit level within a specified performance time limit, procure and make available all necessary repair components and materials at all drawing indenture levels, manage storage, issue parts, provide transportation, and maintain total asset visibility of all components within the MTADS/PNVS. Sources should also be able to provide supply chain management, maintenance management, transportation, configuration management, reliability management, obsolescence management, inventory/asset management, interaction/updates for data within the Logistics Modernization Program, and perform detailed root-cause failure analysis on all unserviceable parts and assemblies. Sources should provide documentation which demonstrates a strong background, history and past performance in streamlining and facilitating acquisition, addressing obsolescence, enhancing USG-contractor interactions, and containing cost with comprehensive cost controls. Additionally, sources should include capabilities to reduce the threats to the AH-64 Apache Helicopter. The technical support to the MTADS/PNVS must be compatible and directly support the most current configuration as defined in the System Performance Specification, AVNS-PRF-10052 (latest revision).
Qualified vendors are required to provide evidence that they possess the capabilities as laid out above in the requirements section. The MTADS/PNVS data is critical in nature. Responders shall provide their product's Technology Readiness Level number and back it with evidentiary data. Interested vendors are encouraged to provide substantiated evidence of their capabilities and successes in the areas cited above.
All interested qualified sources are encouraged to submit written notification of their interest, qualifications, and technical concepts to Mark E. Smith, Contracting Officer via e-mail at mark.e.smith360.civ@mail.mil. The submission of this information is for planning purposes and is not to be construed as a commitment by the USG to procure any items, nor does the USG intend to award on the basis of this request for sources sought or otherwise pay for the information solicited. All interested sources must submit their information no later than 15 days after the release date of this sources sought.