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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF MARCH 13,2000 PSA#2555Dahlgren Division, Naval Surface Warfare Center, 17320 Dahlgren Road,
Dahlgren, VA 22448-5100 A -- CHEMICAL/BIOLOGICAL STUDIES AND ANALYSIS -- TECHNOLGIES
APPLICABLE TO THE ARTEMIS (FORMERLY KNOWN AS JOINT SERVICE WARNING
IDENTIFICATION LIDAR DETECTOR (JSWILD)) PROGRAM SOL N00178-00-Q-3004
POC artemis@nswc.navy.mil WEB: Dahlgren Division, Naval Surface Warfare
Center, http://artemis-cbdp.com/artemis/artemis.htm. E-MAIL: Dahlgren
Division, Naval Surface Warfare Center, artemis@nswc.navy.mil. The
Naval Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD) is requesting
information on new technologies currently available for evaluation for
the ARTEMIS Program (formerly known as the Joint Service Warning
Identification LIDAR Detector [JSWILD] program.) The Government's
intent is to incorporate the knowledge gained from this sources sought
announcement process into near term system development objectives,
including the Program Definition and Risk Reduction (PDRR) and
Engineering Manufacturing Development (EMD) phases. ARTEMIS is planned
to enter the production phase in FY07. The detection system will be
used to provide critical data and alarms to command and field
operatives about the threat status of chemical agent clouds and/or
existing surface contamination. To meet program development objectives,
the joint program is seeking technologies that can be applied to the
ARTEMIS requirements of timely detection, real-time tracking, and
timely identification of clouds of chemical agent vapor, aerosols and
rains out to ranges of 40 km or more. Proven technologies or unique
integration of existing systems that can solve any of the above tasks
are being sought for evaluation. Technologies that solve multiple tasks
will be valued higher than those addressing only specific capabilities.
Additionally, technologies that will introduce significant logistic
support measures for fielded operations shall be avoided. Interested
parties should be aware that the intended standoff chemical agent
detection and identification system will incorporate a modular
approach. This approach will allow for deployment adaptability to
accommodate a variety of operational scenarios and platforms (fixed
site, ground-mobile, shipboard, and air). Additionally, the ARTEMIS
system will have to be compatible with the Joint Warning and Reporting
Network (JWARN). For more detailed information on the program and on
this technology investigation, please visit our web site at
http://artemis-cbdp.com/artemis/artemis.htm. To submit a technology or
integrated approach, interested parties should submit a brief
expression of interest by email no later than 31 March 2000 using the
email address: artemis@nswc.navy.mil. Final papers and/or documents
describing the sought technologies should address concepts,
experimental data, and the development status. Participants should
consider the nature of the threat, the environment, and the platform on
the operation and likely performance of the technology that they
submit. Submission of final papers should be presented to NSWCDD by
email, using the format prescribed at the website, no later than 28
April 2000 using the email address: artemis@nswc.navy.mil. All
submissions will be treated as proprietary. In the interest of full
disclosure, the Government will be receiving engineering, technical,
and administrative assistance from commercial entities to compile and
review the information received as a result of this announcement.
Non-Government individual who assist in these functions will be
required to execute anon-disclosure agreement prior to being allowed
access to SSA response information. You must provide written, express
permission for the following companies to review your submission. No
other companies will be allowed access to your submission without
written, express permission. At this time, NSWCDD expects to receive
support from the following companies: Battelle Memorial Institute,
Tidewater Operations, 825E Greenbrier Circle, Chesapeake, VA 23320; The
MITRE Corporation, San Antonio Site, 7323 Hwy, 90 West Suite 402, San
Antonio, TX 78227-3562; Sverdrup Technologies, Inc., Advanced Systems
Group, Quantico, 234 South Fraley Blvd., Suite 100, Dumfries, VA 22026.
SAIC, 1410 Spring Hill Road, Suite 100, Mclean, VA 22102. THE
GOVERNMENT DOES NOT INTEND TO AWARD A CONTRACT ON THE BASIS OF THIS
REQUEST FOR INFORMATION OR OTHERWISE PAY FOR THE INFORMATION SOLICITED.
The information should reference #N00178-00-Q-3004. EXPRESSIONS OF
INTEREST: Submit a brief expression of interest via email no later than
31 March2000 at artemis@nswc.navy.mil. FINAL PAPER SUBMISSIONS: Final
papers detailing the submitted technology should be emailed by 28 April
2000 via the same email address, artemis@nswc.navy.mil. Posted 03/09/00
(W-SN432876). (0069) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0008 20000313\A-0008.SOL)
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