Request for Information - Events LogBook

Request for Information USTRANSCOM is seeking information in support of Events LogBook. The purpose of this market research is to gain industry input as related to the Events LogBook requirement. Specifically, your inputs will be used to help develop the Government's acquisition strategy in support of the Events LogBook requirement. This Request for Information (RFI) is for informational and planning purposes only. It does not constitute an Invitation for Bid (IFB) or a Request for Proposal (RFP), nor is it to be construed as a commitment by the Government. Respondents are solely responsible for all expenses associated with this RFI. Interested Offerors should submit answers to the questions below NLT 1500 (CDT), 13 June 2011. Responses are limited to two pages, one‐inch margins, using Times New Roman Font, 12 pitch. 1. Describe your past performance relating to functional experience in transportation‐related Department of Defense Command Center operational activities (or similar commercial experience). 2. Describe your experience developing, maintaining, and administering complex software applications using C#, C++, JavaScript and Oracle Databases adhering to Government and industry standards and approaches. 3. Based on the use of NAICS code 541511, indicate your business size. 4. Use of non-Government advisors -- The Government has contracted with The MITRE Corporation, St. Louis Operations, Lakepointe Center, 1662 Windham Way, O'Fallon, IL 62269 to provide advisory assistance to the staffing/technical evaluation team. MITRE personnel may have access to responses. Your submission shall be considered your written consent to release proprietary, confidential or privileged commercial or financial data included in your proposal to MITRE personnel. All contractor personnel have signed a non-disclosure certificate prohibiting them from releasing proprietary information. All responses shall be sent via email to Ms. Jen Detmer, [email protected], before the time and date indicated above.