Marine Corps, Safety Division (CMC SD), Aviation Safety Awareness Program (ASAP) - Synopsis   2

This synopsis is not a request for quotes/offers/proposals. The Marine Corps Installation, National Capital Region, Regional Contracting Office (MCINCR-RCO), Marine Corps Base Quantico, VA currently has a requirement for the Commandant of the Marine Corps, Safety Division (CMC SD), Aviation Safety Awareness Program (ASAP).

SCOPE OF WORK:

The objective of this contract is to provide software and technical engineering support services, software associated with integration/fleet implementation issues, analysis for supporting military ASAP, and safety tracking programs.

The support effort includes prime mission software engineering, integration/fleet implementation, and systems engineering support. Systems engineering may further apply to technologies for potential rapid insertion, Science and Technology (S&T), and analyses of software for potential rapid insertion, S&T initiatives and projects including Office of Naval Research (ONR) Future Naval Capabilities (FNCs), Small Business Independent Research (SBIR), and Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).

This effort provides Technical and Engineering support to ensure Marine Corps systems achieve their stated objectives in accordance with DOD directive to reduce preventable mishaps. For this Performance Work Statement (PWS), systems engineering applies to software. The contractor shall be able to provide technical support, including document development, comment review, and written analysis in the areas of design, development, testing, certification, and accreditation (C&A), and emergent data calls requiring technical assessments and analysis.

The contractor shall be able to identify software engineering problems and make recommendations to CMC SD for technical solutions across all networks. The contractor shall be proficient in the DoD Acquisition, JCIDS, JITC, and SSAA processes. Contractors shall be proficient with Visio, Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, Project, Power Point, and Access), and the use of web-based applications.