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P -- INTEGRATED ICBM SILO DISMANTLEMENT - UKRAINE SOL DNA001-95-R-0018 DUE 030395 POC Sandy Bednoski, Negotiator, (703) 325-6762, Edward Archer, Contracting Officer, (703) 325-5028. The Defense Nuclear Agency (DNA) has a requirement for an integrating contractor to coordinate and undertake the dismantlement of all ICBMs in Ukraine. Services required include: 1) Strategic Nuclear Arms Elimination (SNAE) project integration; 2) project planning and scheduling; 3) actual missile silo and launch control complex demolition and site restoration; and 4) performance of salvage and disposal operations. SNAE project integration consists of: 1) facilitating effective liaison and participating in the neutralization of missiles, logistics support, and housing construction involved in the overall dismantlement effort; 2) collecting, analyzing, and interpreting status relative to all associate contractor performance progress and problems; 3) hosting program reviews; and 4) developing, advising, and assisting in business and finance development, security, environmental, legal and taxation issues, and transportatin and logistics as needed. This effort will require consulting and coordinating with Ukrainian government agencies as necessary. Construction and demolition shall be carried out by Ukrainian subcontractors to the maximum extent possible. This effort includes dismantlement of 13 regiments of SS-19 ICBM missile silos (from which the missiles will have been removed), totaling 130 launch silos, 13 launch control center silos, and two training silos. These ICBMs are located near two missile support bases in Ukraine. All actions to be directly performed by the contractor are unclassified; however, the Ukraininan Ministry of Defense wishes to safeguard highly sensitive information relating to ICBM launch equipment and silo structural systems. This will require involvement of subcontractors cleared by the Ministry of Defense and the employment of personnel with the necessary Ukrainian clearances. Some Government Furnished Equipment (GFE) will be provided for performance of this effort. GFE maintenance support will be provided by DNA's Cooperative Threat Reduction Logistics Support (CLS) Contractor, Hughes Technical Services Company. A Pre-solicitation Conference regarding this effort will be held at 9:00 a.m. on 22 February 1995 at the Center for Verification Research in Newington, VA. All those wishing to attend shall fax a letter including company name and names of attendees to Sandy Bednoski at (703) 325-9291. Each company is limited to two attendees. The conference facility has a 75 person capacity. If necessary, an afternoon session will be scheduled. The agenda includes a program overview and a question and answer session. A draft Statement of Work as well as draft technical evaluation criteria will be provided to attendees at the conference. Any comments/suggestions regarding these documents shall be faxed to Sandy Bednoski no later than close of business on 27 February 1995. DNA intends to issue a Request for Proposal (RFP) on or about 3 March 1995. A pre-proposal conference has been tentatively scheduled for 16 March 1995. Further information regarding this conference will be provided in the RFP. All responsible sources may submit a proposal which shall be considered by the agency. All requests for the RFP must be in writing. Faxed requests are acceptable and shall also be faxed to the attention of Sandy Bednoski at (703) 325-9291. If the request is faxed, no hard copy is required. Information on DNA solicitations, already released, can be obtained by calling the DNA Hotline at (703) 325-1173. Reference Synopsis No. 95-22 (0039)

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