Electromagnetic Spectrum (EMS) Services Applied Engineering, Spectrum, and Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) Engineering Analysis Support

The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) is seeking proposals for Electromagnetic Spectrum (EMS) Services, Applied Engineering, and Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) Engineering Analysis Support. The contractor will provide technical advice, E3, and spectrum engineering support services to facilitate the coordination of electromagnetic compatibility standards, analyze equipment and systems for potential E3 problems, recommend solutions, perform radio frequency measurements, develop and conduct E3 training, assist the acquisition community with E3 assessments, provide assistance in acquiring Host Nation approval for equipment operation, and evaluate frequency bands. The contract will be an Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity (ID/IQ) contract with a maximum contract ceiling value of $38,680,138 and a minimum guaranteed award amount of $500.00. The contract will have a base period and five option periods. Some key tasks include: • E3 and Spectrum Engineering Support: The contractor shall analyze equipment and systems for potential E3 problems and recommend solutions. • Technical Advice Support: The contractor shall analyze national and international electromagnetic spectrum issues and provide technical advice to executive decision-makers on the technical viability of policy and implementation options. • Spectrum Supportability Risk Assessments: The contractor shall perform SSRAs in accordance with DoDI 4650.01, the Joint Services Guide, and service-specific regulations. • Equipment Spectrum Certification (ESC) and Supportability: The contractor shall perform ESC in support of DoD Components to ensure that S-D systems being developed will be able to obtain the spectrum necessary to accomplish their mission both nationally and internationally. • Spectrum Measurement Support: The contractor shall provide measurement support to DoD Components, Federal Agencies, and FMS countries to ensure that S-D systems can operate compatibly with intended operational and test environments. The contractor must have experience using classified Government spectrum management databases and have a thorough understanding of the physics and technologies related to S-D systems and ramifications to operations. The contractor must also have a clear understanding of the requirements needed to conduct site surveys, perform on-site measurements, and define the baseline EME.