Inactive Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5)

Approved for Public Release 23-MDA-11462 (3 May 23) Schedule Update: 1. This notice provides an attached OCI Guidance for industry 2. Updated scope will NOT be provided prior to draft RFP issuance 3. ... Approved for Public Release 23-MDA-11462 (3 May 23) Schedule Update: 1. This notice provides an attached OCI Guidance for industry 2. Updated scope will NOT be provided prior to draft RFP issuance 3. Draft RFP is expected to be issued within 60 days of the posting date of this notice. An online Industry Day will be posted roughly 10 days after Draft RFP posting. Facility tours and one on one visits in Redstone Arsenal, AL 35898 will take place after online Industry Day. Tours and one on one visits will be restricted as far as the number of personnel each vendor may bring. 4. Final RFP is expected to be issued in 4th quarter FY 23, or 1st quarter of FY 24. 5. Contract Award is planned for 3rd or 4th quarter FY 24, and will include a transition period with a 10 year PoP (5 year base period with 5 one-year options.) 6. No response is needed for this notice. 7. AIMSS will be a competitive Small Business Set Aside, single award, Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contract. 8. AIMSS will be an agency specific FAR Part 15 based acquisition. Further questions can be addressed to the Contracting Officer, Jimmy Bedsole, at Jimmy.E.Bedsole@mda.mil and the Contract Specialist, Meredith Burgener, at Meredith.Burgener@mda.mil End Update Approved for Public Release 23-MDA-11462 (3 May 23) Program Overview The MDA Agency Information Management and Software Services (AIMSS) contract (formerly Missile Defense Data Center (MDDC)), as the authoritative data repository responsible for all protection, archival, and distribution of historical, current and future MDS test data, plays a critical role in achieving the Agency’s test program mission and objectives. The program’s current missions and functions align with agency policy to support data collection, distribution, and long-term storage of critical MDS data for future data mining across the MDA and other government agencies. The program achieves these tasks by developing customized software tools to support mass retention, availability, and expedited data distribution as well as providing critical test analysis, planning, and execution capabilities. In addition, the program manages and sustains infrastructure and provides administrative services necessary to rapidly respond to data collection and distribution requirements. The AIMSS Program currently resides in Von Braun Complex, located on Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, AL. The program is inside two open storage areas encompassing a total of 2 accredited collateral open storage areas (~50,000 square feet). Within this space resides other MDA stakeholders utilizing current IT infrastructure and resources. The program also has a two-person staff that reside within the Missile Defense Integration and Operations Center (MDIOC), Colorado Springs, CO to handle customer needs across the analysis infrastructure. The program manages devices in support of both the data collection requirements and analysis efforts by tenants at both locations. The operations and maintenance for AIMSS infrastructure includes a Test and Development Zone A, supporting data archival and distribution, and a Test and Development Zone B environment, supporting software development and data analysis. Total data volume is roughly nine petabytes spanning across Unclassified, Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI), Secret, and Top Secret. This encompasses both virtual and physical environments consisting of approximately 1200 hosts, 40 servers, 30 appliances, and 90 network devices across all classification levels. In previously released Request for Information, each contractor was required to demonstrate that it has the capability, staff, and expertise required to assume all contractually required functions to perform the requirements outlined in this announcement. This may include in-progress customer tests (e.g., Flight, Ground, and Cyber), deployment support, analysis infrastructure support, and hardware, software and legacy system upgrade/modernization efforts. The contractor must have the ability to incorporate emerging requirements in the support provided, since existing systems/software may be retired with new and improved systems/software during the term of the contract.