N0002425R6234 MMM Payload Sensor

The Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) is issuing Solicitation N00024‑25‑R‑6234 for the development, integration, testing, production, and installation of the Multifunction Modular Mast (MMM) Payload Sensor, a subsystem that provides UAV command‑and‑control capability for U.S. Navy fleet submarines. Offerors must submit a staffing plan that maps each company‑specific labor category to the four functional areas (Program Management, Administrative, Engineering, Engineering Technicians) and include the associated qualifications. Pricing for the revised CLIN 0005 (formerly CLIN 0006) must be incorporated into the Total Evaluated Price, with either itemized or a single total price as appropriate. Proposals are divided into three volumes: Volume I (Technical/Management) – containing no cost or price data and addressing the Performance Approach and Technical/Management Approach (including Systems Engineering, Facilities, Program Management, Key Personnel, Personnel Resources, and Small Business Subcontracting Plan); Volume II (Cost/Price) – containing the price proposal; and Volume III (required certifications, OCI mitigation plan, and other mandatory forms). The Government will evaluate proposals using five factors, with Factor 1 (Performance Approach) ranked highest, followed by Factor 2 (Technical/Management Approach), then Rights in Technical Data, Past Performance, and finally Total Evaluated Cost/Price; adjectival ratings will be applied to Factors 1‑3, while Factor 4 is Acceptable/Unacceptable and Factor 5 gains importance as non‑price factors converge. Offerors may submit an Acronyms List in lieu of a full glossary, and must provide the required organizational conflict‑of‑interest mitigation plan.

Notice ID

7a4e48b4afd24e1ead7f9716a8b2d9d6

Solicitation Number

N0002425R6234

NAICS Code

334511

Classification Code

5865