ACC-ORL TSSE Industry Day Briefing Final.pptx
Posted: May 13, 2021
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This presentation is titled "ACC-ORL_TSSE Industry Day Briefing" and provides information on the U.S. Army Contracting Command-Orlando's industry day & pre-solicitation conference for the TSS-E program. The presentation includes introductions of key personnel, an agenda outlining topics such as program overview, acquisition strategy, and major milestones, as well as specific areas of interest for the government team related to the performance work statement (PWS), organizational conflict of interest (OCI), and security requirements. The information presented is not binding, as the request for proposal (RFP) has not been approved yet.
The TSS Enterprise program aims to provide mission support to the Army Training Support Center by delivering training solutions in live, virtual, constructive, and gaming (LVC&G) environments. It outlines tasking areas such as sustainable range program, combat training center support, range modernization, and more. The anticipated acquisition strategy involves a multiple-award indefinite delivery indefinite quantity (MA-IDIQ) contract with up to 6 awards and an estimated program value of $610 million. Security requirements mandate a validated Facility Security Clearance (FSC) for contractors and subcontractors, while organizational conflict of interest concerns are addressed to ensure fair competition in government contracts.
The TSS Enterprise program aims to provide mission support to the Army Training Support Center by delivering training solutions in live, virtual, constructive, and gaming (LVC&G) environments. It outlines tasking areas such as sustainable range program, combat training center support, range modernization, and more. The anticipated acquisition strategy involves a multiple-award indefinite delivery indefinite quantity (MA-IDIQ) contract with up to 6 awards and an estimated program value of $610 million. Security requirements mandate a validated Facility Security Clearance (FSC) for contractors and subcontractors, while organizational conflict of interest concerns are addressed to ensure fair competition in government contracts.
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