ATT 1 C-CDID IDIQ Industry Day - MICC and Requirements Overview.pdf
Posted: April 14, 2020
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industry day presentation for the Cyber Capability Development Integration Directorate (CDID) IDIQ. Due to COVID-19, a traditional industry day will not be held, and this information serves as a replacement. The document emphasizes maximizing industry participation and engagement through interactions and responses to the sources sought notice. Questions are directed to be submitted through BetaSAM using a provided template.
The document outlines key dates, such as the deadline for responses and anticipated milestones for issuing the draft RFP, solicitation, receiving proposals, starting proposal evaluations, and awarding the contract.
The presentation also includes information on what is needed from industry participants, such as support for dialogue between government and industry, comments on requirements including the draft Performance Work Statement (PWS), and suggestions/questions. It provides details on the conceptual business arrangement, including conducting market research with a focus on engineering services under a multiple award IDIQ structure with firm-fixed-price task orders.
The document lists anticipated milestones with forecasted dates subject to change and identifies key points of contact within the MICC team. Additionally, it offers an overview of the requirement related to cyberspace, electronic warfare, signal, and information capabilities modernization support to the Cyber Center of Excellence. This includes detailing the mission, partners, functions, priorities, tasks breakdown by clearance requirements, work location at Fort Gordon in Georgia, travel expectations, and key takeaways related to each task category.
The document outlines key dates, such as the deadline for responses and anticipated milestones for issuing the draft RFP, solicitation, receiving proposals, starting proposal evaluations, and awarding the contract.
The presentation also includes information on what is needed from industry participants, such as support for dialogue between government and industry, comments on requirements including the draft Performance Work Statement (PWS), and suggestions/questions. It provides details on the conceptual business arrangement, including conducting market research with a focus on engineering services under a multiple award IDIQ structure with firm-fixed-price task orders.
The document lists anticipated milestones with forecasted dates subject to change and identifies key points of contact within the MICC team. Additionally, it offers an overview of the requirement related to cyberspace, electronic warfare, signal, and information capabilities modernization support to the Cyber Center of Excellence. This includes detailing the mission, partners, functions, priorities, tasks breakdown by clearance requirements, work location at Fort Gordon in Georgia, travel expectations, and key takeaways related to each task category.
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