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2.1.9
Determine
potential
of
remote viewing
to
assess other
types,
of
information,
such
as
specific
S&T data,
or function/purpose
of facilities
or
activities.
2.2
It
is
anticipated
that during
the contract period there will
be
quick
reaction
tasks
approval
by the Grill
Flame
Committee,
passed through
the
COIR
and
levied
on the contractor.
These will
be of
high priority and
will
require prompt
attention.
3.
Security Requirements:
It
is expected that
a maximum of
six
SI/SAO billets
will
be required
to
properly support
the
program.
If. and
when
SRI
International
commences work
on
operational
situations,
it
is
required that
all
personnel
connected with operational matters
possess
the
necessary clearances.
4.
Deliverables:
The
contractor'
shall
provide the following:
4.1
Quarterly Reports
to highlight
accomplishments
and resources
expenditures
(by specific
tasks
the
amount
of funding,
equipment
used,
Professional/Support man
hours).
Detail
progress
on each
sub-task
designated
*
contractor.
examination
during
the quarter
will
be completed
by the
4.2
Draft
Final
Report
using
the
same format
as the Quarterly Reports
but
covering
the entire
contract
period.
4.3
A Final
Report
based
on
the Draft
Final
Report
and
the
comments made
by the
COTR.
4.4
Program progress
briefing
shall
be
of
an
informal
nature
and
shall
be
held
at
the
end
of
each
quarter.
The
contractor
shall
furnish
copies
of
informal
charts,
viewgraphs
and
other
aids
as may
be
needed.
The
informal
briefings
shall
consist
of
a contractor
presentation
and
informal
discussion among contractor , funding
agencies
and other
government
personnel
as
appropriate.
4.5
Quick reaction reports
as
required
by
+ he CDTR.
They will
be
of
limited
scope
and
deal
with
subjects
of especially high
interest
and/or critical
timeliness.
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4.6
All
supporting material,
i.e.
notes,
maps,
tapes
for
this
contract
will
be made
available
by the contractor
to
the
COTR
_
and
no
such material
will
be destroyed without written permission.
5.
Delivery Schedule:
The
COTR will
insure members
of
the
Grill
Flame
Committee receive copies
of
all
deliverables.
t
5.1
Quarterly Reports:
Five copies
to the COTR.
The first
report
is
due 100 days
after
the contract
award date
and
will
•
cover the first
90 days
of
the contract.
Subsequent reports
will
be due
each
90 days
thereafter,
i.e.,
190 days
after contract
award,
280 days,
370 days,
etc.
5.2
Draft
Final
Report:
Five copies
to
the COTR within
30 days
of completion
of
the contract.
Comments
will
be
returned
to the
contractor within
45 days
of
receipt
of the draft.
5.3
Final
Report:
Ten
copies
and
a camera ready master
to
the
COTR within
45 days
of receipt
of
the comments made
on the
Draft
Final
Report.
*
5.4
Program Progress
Briefings:
Approximately 4_per year^are
anticipated.
'Specific
times
and
places
will
be established
by the
COTR.
Some
briefings
will
occur
in
the Washington,
DC
area
and may
involve more than one presentation by the
contractors.
5.5
Quick
Reaction
Reports:
Number
of
copies,
place
and time
of delivery to
be determined
by the
COTR.
5.6
Supporting
Materials:
Provided
during the
period
of
contract performance
be finally delivered
to
the
COTR
at
the
to
the COTR when
requested
All
such material
will
same time
as
Final
Report.
(5. .3. above)
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NOVEL INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION TECHNIQUE
FY
($1 50K)
2.0 Tasks
for
FY
2.1
$1 25K
2.2
$ 25K
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GOV ERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY/EQUIPMENT
Government furnished property or
equipment
t’o
be
provided
to
the
contractor will
primarily consist
of
reports,
data,
and
documents
which
will
be
provided
on
a
loan
basis.
Contractor
access
to
other
OIA facilities
as may
be necessary will
be
arranged
by the
DIA contract
monitor.
IN SPECTION AND ACCEPTANCE
Inspection,
acceptance,
and delivery of reports,
will
be
at
the
Defense'
Intelligence
Agency,
ATTN:
DT-1A,
Washington,
D.C.,
20301.
Acceptance will
be
based
on
a determination
by the
COTR with
the
approval
of
the
Grill
Flame
Committee
that
the contractor
is
performing
in
accordance with
the tasks
specified
in
the
Statement
of
Work.
TE CHNICAL
PROPOSALS
&
Requires
the
contractor
to provide
information which
details
his
methodology,
schedule,
and manpower
loading
in meeting
the contractual
requirements.
Such
information
should
be
submitted
to DIA/DT-1A for
evaluation
by the
Grill
Flame
Committee
prior
to
negotiations.
OTHER
The classification
of
the contract
is
SI/SAO.
Reports
issued
under
this contract
shall
contain
the
following
acknowledgements:
This
study was
by the
Defense
the
Department
supported
and monitored
Intelligence
Agency of
of
Defense
under
Contract
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GOVERNME NT
F URNISHE D
DATA
Data required
by the contractor will
be requested
in writing
from
the
COTR.
The
COTR
will
maintain
a
record
of
all
government documents
transferred
to
the contractor
and
will
ensure
their
return when
the
contract
terminates.
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CONTRACTING
OF FICER'S TECHNICAL
REPRESENTATIVE
(COTR)
SGI J
SGI J
SG1A
The
COTR will
be
DIA,
telephone
SRI
International.
333 Ravenswood Ave
.
,
Menlo
Park,
California 94025.
He
is
located
at
t he contractor's
facality.
His
point
of contact
in
Washington will
be
DIA/DT -1 A,
Washington,
D.C.
20301
The
COTR
will
be
the
principal
interface
for
both
the contractor
and
the
several
DoD participants
which
are
represented
by the
Grill
Flame
Committee.
SGI
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