USAF GCCS DCO C4I Engineer Support & Systems Administration - Market Research

The Headquarters Air Combat Command (HQ ACC) is seeking support for the Global Command and Control System (GCCS) and Defensive Cyber Operations (DCO) through a C4I Engineer Support and System Administration contract. The purpose of this effort is to provide high-quality system administration, technical, engineering, and hardware support for GCCS and DCO systems at the central site in Joint Base Langley-Eustis (JBLE), VA, as well as 23 remote locations. The contractor will be responsible for tasks such as operational support, system engineering and development, software/firmware support, training and documentation support, technical expertise support, IT maintenance/technical support services, C2I equipment custodian services support, and GCCS senior technical support analyst.

The scope of work includes providing professional and technically qualified personnel to perform assigned tasks at the contract start date. The contractor's Technical Lead will serve as the primary point of contact for all technical projects outside of normal day-to-day operations. The contractor will be required to provide operational support for GCCS and DCO systems, perform system engineering and development tasking support, provide software/firmware support, deliver training and documentation support, offer technical expertise support, provide IT maintenance/technical support services, serve as C2I equipment custodians, and offer senior technical support for GCCS.

The timeframe of the acquisition is not specified in the summary. The place of performance/delivery is at Joint Base Langley-Eustis (JBLE), VA, as well as 23 remote locations. Notable aspects of this opportunity include the requirement for personnel to possess U.S. SECRET security clearance (TS where applicable), DoD 8570.01-T IA Level II certification, and specific technical expertise in areas such as network infrastructure, system engineering and development, software/firmware support, and database administration. The contractor will also be responsible for maintaining inventory records of government-furnished property, performing preventative and remedial maintenance, and providing deliverables such as program management plans, transition plans, monthly status reports, and technical reports.