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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF DECEMBER 27,1999 PSA#2503Commander, U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Command, Acquisition Center,
Research Development and Engineering Center, Redstone Arsenal, AL
35898-5000 A -- COMPACT KINETIC ENERGY MISSILE (CKEM) SOL DAAH01-00-R-RB01 DUE
012700 POC Kyle Samples, Contract Specialist (256) 876-5326; Patsy C.
Garrison, Contracting Officer (256) 842-7406 THIS IS A CONTINUATION OF
CBD ANNOUNCEMENT FOR -- Title: Compact Kinetic Energy Missile (CKEM)
SOL BAA DAAH01-00-R-RB01. CONTINUED -- ...for determining required
missile longitudinal and lateral acceleration, motor performance
characteristics, guidance implementation scheme, control actuation
system, and flight computer capability, and for achieving a maximum
number of stored kills within the constraints posed by the lethality
requirements and the alternative launch platforms. The government is
also interested in the processes that will be used to define system
level performance characteristics such as, system timelines from target
detection to missile launch, targeting prioritization, probability of
hit, probability of Kill, field of engagement, rate of fire, functional
performance requirements for the targeting sensor(s), targeting false
alarm rate, and terminal accuracy against stationary ground targets,
crossing ground targets, and maneuvering rotor wing aircraft. While
these features do not capture all characteristics or trade-offs,
offerors should discuss these features in their proposal. PROGRAM
FUNDING: Pending Congressional approval, the Army has budgeted
approximately $1.5 M of FY 00 funds for up to three CKEM System Concept
Definition Study contracts and anticipates approximately $6 M in FY 01
for the exercising of options across all contracts. Total program
funds through outyears may approach $125 M for all contractors and all
options. Outyear funding is subject to adjustments in the Army Science
&Technology program priorities. SCOPE: System support is solicited for
the System Development Segment of the CKEM program with each source
formulating the system approach and design requirements CKEM missile
system during the Phase I System Concept Definition Study effort. This
includes clarification of operational requirements, quantification of
military benefit, development of new and innovative design concepts,
performance of the system trades necessary for a top-level missile
system design, and the allocation/flow-down of requirements to the
component level. Based on the component requirements, the status of
relevant technologies for the recommended concept(s) will be assessed
and specific technology and component requirements necessary to achieve
the defined level of missile performance will be identified for
inclusion in the Technology and Component Development Segment. The key
issues will be also defined, together with an evaluation methodology
to determine if the resulting technology and component development will
satisfy system requirements. A process will be defined for rebalancing
system design to accommodate variances in the technology and component
developments compared to initial requirements, and constraints imposed
by candidate launcher platform designs. Option 1, System Design and
Analysis, if exercised, this option is for approximately 24 months and
will include detailed system design and rebalancing as required to
reflect the emerging results from the Technology and Component
Development Segment and to ensure compatibility of the missile and
missile launcher with the FCV and other candidate launch platforms.
During this option, the sources will define the system concept in
detail and perform system trades and assessments (utilizing both
6-Degree-of-Freedom (6-DOF) and Force-on-Force (FOF) models; compatible
to Interactive Distributed Engineering Evaluation & Analysis Simulation
(IDEEAS), Modular Semiautomated Support Forces (MODSAF), Combined Arms
Support Task Force Evaluation Model (CASTFOREM) and/or other HLA
simulations). The Army intends that assessments of components may
include state-of-the art components from other Government programs as
well as those being developed under other Army contracts. THIS
ANNOUNCEMENT IS CONTINUED IN ANOTHER ANNOUNCEMENT. Posted 12/22/99
(W-SN410837). (0356) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0010 19991227\A-0010.SOL)
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