Inactive 8(a) Set-Aside (FAR 19.8)

Please thoroughly review both attachments for complete details on the Requirements Management System scope of work and the requirements for responses to this Request for Information. The Requirements ... Please thoroughly review both attachments for complete details on the Requirements Management System scope of work and the requirements for responses to this Request for Information. The Requirements Management System (RMS) encompasses the automated and manual functions involved in the Air Force Materiel Command’s (AFMC) Material Requirements Process. This process forecasts and controls procurement and repair requirements of materiel needed for logistics support of weapons systems operated by the Air Force. RMS supports over 1,400 end-users primarily at three Air Logistics Complexes (ALCs), Headquarters AFMC (HQ AFMC), Wright-Patterson air Force Base (WPAFB), Ohio, the Air Force Sustainment Center (AFSC), and Headquarters United States Air force (HQ USAF), Washington DC. Furthermore, RMS interfaces with other AF Major Commands, Department of Defense (DoD), and other Government agencies in exchanging logistics historical and planning data. Please refer to the accompanying Performance Work Statement (PWS) for a more comprehensive description of the multiple application systems of the RMS Program Office. A brief description of the RMS application systems are described below: 1. The RMS D200 system supports the warfighter by computing procurement requirements for spares and determining depot level maintenance repair needs for the Air Force. RMS D200 encompasses the automated and manual functions involved in the materiel requirements process. This process forecasts and controls procurement and repair requirements of materiel needed for logistics support of weapon systems operated by the Air Force. The D200 components are housed at the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) DoD Enterprise Computing Center (DECC) in Ogden UT. The operating environment is IBM Mainframe, utilizing CA-Datacom DB and COBOL. The RMS (D200) includes multiple subsystems and components listed in Table 1 – RMS Subsystems and Components of the attached PWS. 2. The RMS D040 has two applications: a. RMS D040 RSSL, War Readiness Material Lists Requirements and Spares Support Lists. • RSSL provides computations regarding quantities of consumable items of War Readiness Materiel (WRM) required for support of forces, missions, and activations cited in USAF war plans. • D040 RSSL is hosted at DISA DECC Ogden on an IBM Mainframe, utilizing COBOL and JCL for batch processing. b. D040 WSSP, Weapon System Support Program. • WSSP is an Air Force managed program, which provides DLA with the visibility of the DLA-managed National Stock Numbers (NSNs) requiring special management to ensure continued on-the-shelf stock support for items used on selected weapon systems. • D040 WSSP utilizes Java, Linux operating system, Oracle 12c database and is currently hosted on Cloud One. 3. The RMS D072 is the Other War Readiness Material Requirements (OWRMR) program. This system computes other war readiness material requirements the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), the General Services Administration (GSA), and other service managed budget code-nine (9) hardware items used by the Air Force. D072 OWRMR utilizes Java, Linux operating system and Oracle 12c database, and is currently hosted on Cloud One. This contract will be executed during a time of Air Force computer system modernization, migration, and subsumption. Estimated future activity is listed below. RMS (D200) – Subsumption A/N modules FY 2022; E/F modules FY 2024 WSSP (D040) – Subsumption FY 2023 OWRMR – Subsumption FY 2025