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CONTRACT TITLE:
CONTRACT SPONSOR:
ELEMENT:
PHONE:
A. EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE
(RTS-6)
1.
Internal Maintenance
2 .
Contractor Maintenance
Research and Analysis
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Not Required
B. SUPPLY SUPPORT
(RTS-6)
Not Required
1.
Consumables
2 .
Equipment Storage
C. EQUIPMENT TRANSPORTATION HANDLING
(RTS-6)
Not Required
D.
EACTl-iI'l'lES
(RTS-1)
Not Required
1.
Utilities
2.
Space,
location
3.
Health, Environmental & Safety implications
E. PERSONNEL AND TRAINING
(KHR)
Not Required
1.
Civilian & military personnel requirements
2.
Required Training
3 .
Personnel relocations
F. INFORMATION AND GRAPHICS
(RSO)
1.
Systems concept
2 .
Software requirements
3.
Hardware requirements
4 .
Required funding
G. PUBLICATIONS AND GRAPHICS
(RTS-5)
H. COMMUNICATIONS
(RCM)
Not Required
Not Required
Not Required
I. SECURITY SERVICES
(OSC)
REQUIRED
1.
Security clearances
2 .
Physical security
3 .
Contractor security
4 .
TEMPEST
-
DIA/OSC-2
will
review
and
evaluate
all
requests
to
process classified information electronically and will provide guidance
on equipment procurement,
installation,
relocation and other measures
relative to the control of ccsrpromising emanations.
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ADVANCED ACQUISITION FEAN
(AAP) SOMARY
AAP NO. /PURCHASE REQUEST NO.
330/026Z/92
PROJECT TITLE:
Phenomenological Research and Analysis
(U)
1.
(U)
BACKGROUND:
a.
(U)
Phenomenological research and analysis as intended by this
contract
refers
to
anomalous
phenomena
associated with human
activities.
Investigations in this area have sometimes been referred to as Remote Viewing
(RV)
, Extrasensory Perception
(ESP) , and recently as Anomalous Cognition
(AC)
or Anomalous Phenomena
(AP)
research.
Foreign researchers have also used the
term, p>sychoenergetics , to describe aspects of this area.
b.
(S)
In 1985,
the Department of
Array'
Surgeon General Office for
Research and Development (DASGRD) initiated a 5-year phenomenological research
and development program.
Research identified for this effort centered on two
aspects;
basic phenomena understanding and applications oriented research.
This SGRD program was in response to recommendations that followed from DIA's
earlier
3-year
evaluation
effort
that
examined
the
validity
and
threat
potential
of
an
aspect
of
this
phenomena
known
as
remote
viewing.
DIA
established
close
ties
with
this
SGRD
research
program
to
insure
that
applications research would be adequately pursued.
c.
(S/NF)
In 1987,
it became apparent that SGRD funding might not be
available to carry the project
through to the
end of
the
5-year
period.
Consequently,
additional
funding was
sought
by
DIA
and
acquired
through
funding transfer action by the House Appropriations Committee
(HAC)
.
This
funding was provided to DIA; MIPR action to the SGRD contract was the most
expeditious method of allocating these funds.
d.
(S/NF)
Results of the DIA/SGRD effort yielded several findings of
breakthrough potential.
Subsequently, follow-on research support was provided
to DIA by Congressional action for FY91.
DIA was identified as the executive
agent due to long-standing knowledge and expertise in this area.
Both R&D and
O&M
funds
were
allocated
for
continuing
basic
and
applied
research,
for
applied investigations,
and for assisting in assessment of relevant foreign
research.
Additional R&D funding was received by DIA in the FY 92 Defense
Authorization Act to continue research in this area initiated in FY 91 and to
undertake new research along with other activites.
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2.
(S/NF)
DESCRIPTION (Expected Capability):
This effort will permit both
research and analysis of anomalous phenomena to continue.
Tasks defined in
the classified
statement of work focus
on those activities that have the
highest potential payoff in phenomena understanding, in application analysis,
and in threat assessment support.
Progress in this area will assist DIA and
the Intelligence Community in performing adequate threat assessments and for
possible pursuit of applications involving this phenomenological area.
3.
(U)
MISSION REQUIREMENT SUPPORTED:
a.
(U)
Source of Mission
(DCI goal,
Defense guidance,
JCS,
Other)
:
DCI Goal #2; DIP FY88-92 Required Capabilities
li.
In,
lq,
2a,
2e,
2g,
2j,
2n;
DoD
Plan
for
Intelligence
Support
to
Operational
Ccanmanders
FY88-92
Required Capabilities 20,
21,
23.
NIT #9 & 32.
b.
(U)
Impact of Disapproval:
Failure to fund this
effort would
seriously degrade DIA's ability to assess military potential of the emerging
foreign efforts
in this
field and would eliminate potential
for phenomena
understanding and application development.
4.
(U)
CONTEXT:
a.
(U)
Relationship to Ongoing or Proposed Projects:
There are no
known
similar current or proposed projects.
b.
(U)
Managerial Perspective
(DIA goal or objective supported)
:
(1)
(U)
Responsive to FMSM 1988-1992 General Production Guidance
II.B.2.a.
(2)
(S/NF)
A prior
effort
(1981-1983)
concerning
anomalous
phenomena research was conducted through a DIA external contract.
The main
purposes of this effort was to evaluate the threat that foreign achievements
in this area could pose to US national security and to explore its potential
for use in US intelligence collection and military operational problems.
The
results
of
this
effort have
confirmed the
reality of
the
remote viewing
phenomenon and the existence of a potential threat to US national security.
Assessments of foreign research in psychoenergetics were also included in the
early effort.
c.
(U)
Accordance with Agency ADP Planning,
if applicable:
N/A.
d.
(U)
Government Furnished Space:
None.
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ADVANCED ACQUISITION ELAN
(AAP)
NO. PURCHASE REQUEST
(PR) NO. 330/025Z/92
FY1991
(DOLLARS IN THOUSANDS)
1 .
2 .
3.
SGI J
10 February 1992
SGI A
(Date Prepared)
PROJECT MANAGER
ELEMENT BUDGET OFETCER
^^^^^^^^^^^^J-SF/373-4865
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ACQUISITION AOOCMPT iTSHhU BY?
X
RSQ
MIPR
ISA
Other
(Note:
If other than RSQ complete blocks l thru 5 and 7 a,
b,
c)
4.
X
NEW EFFORT
ON GOING EFFORT
5.
CONTRACT DOLLARS:
Prior Years
FY91
FY92
FY93
FY94
FY95
Diri-y^-rc
($Mil)
a.
impropriation: O&M
0.2
R&D
1.5
FROC
Other Gov't Funds
TOTAL:
1.7
b.
Total Estimated Contract Amount
$
1.7 million
(Include cost of total effort in Statement of Work)
c.
Sources of Funds
(1)
Program/Budget Line Name/Dollars
Line Hampfs) Approp
FY91
FY92
FY93
FY94
FY95
Outyears
1.004
R&D
$1.5 Mil
917.033
OfiM
.2
(2)
Program/Budget Record
Line Name
Project £
ELJ
RC
PE
SUNSTREAK
BASE
103
301
301
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AAP NQ./FR NO.
330/0012Z/91
6.
RECOMMENDED OON1RACT TYPE
a.
Fixed Price
(Type) _____
b.
Cost-Reimbursement
(Type)
Cost plus
foA
c.
Other
7.
TARGET DATE FOR MILESTONES
a.
Completion of acquisition-package preparation
b.
Complete coordination within Directorate and others
as required
c.
Transmitted to OC
d.
Transmitted to RSQ
e.
Award date
f.
Required delivery date or performance period
thru
8.
OTHER CCNSiTOIRATXCNS
10. APPRDVED/CQNCUR
CONCUR:
HEAD OF MAJOR ELEMENT
(Signature & Date)
CONCUR:
OC
(Signature & Date)
APPROVED BY:
ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR
FOR FROCUREMEOT
(Signature & Date)
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SECRET
EXCEFTTCN
to
Requirement To Synopsize
DIA/ODT R&D Contract:
Phenomenological Research and Analysis
rtn
Purchase Request # 330/026Z/92
Information necessary for synopsizing this contract cannot be worded in such
a manner so as to avoid disclosure of classified information.
The activity of
this contract is highly sensitive and any attempt to synopsize would reveal
DIA's interest from an applications perspective.
JOHN T. BERERICH
Director
Office for Scientific and
Technical Intelligence
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SECRET
JUSTIFICATION AND APPROVAL
FOR OTHER THAN FULL AND OPEN OCMPE1TT1CW
ggntractinq Authority;
Virginia Contracting Activity,
P.
o.
Box
46563, Washington, DC
20050-6563.
2.
(U)
Authority Cited:
10 U.S.C.
2304(c)(6); FAR 6.302-6,
"Disclosure of
the Agency's needs would compromise national security unless the Agency can
limit the sources."
JU>
Description of Supplies/Services:
The Defense Intelligence Agency
(DIA) proposes to procure Phenomenological Research and Analysis Services from
Science
Applications
International
Corporation
(SAIC)
for
a
DIA
special
activity
program.
External
assistance
funds
available
for
this
,
Direct^ ^0?™total $1,850,000.00.
Purchase request
(PR
No.
330/026z/92)
provides
$1,450,000.00
of
this
total
amount
for
a
new
contract to satisfy new requirements.
The remaining R&D funding will be for
modification to an existing contract
(MDA 908-9l-C-0037)
.
^
.
Inscription of Action^
It is anticipated that a cost-plus-fixed fee
C°nt^C
^oWl11
1)6 npg°tiated and awarded to satisfy this requirement.
Funds
are FY 92 R&D as cited on Purchase Request No.
330/026Z/92.
(U)
Reason for Authority Cited:
a.
(S/NF)
This action
is based on the need to restrict potential
procurement to the following two potential sources due to national security
considerations.
The prior specialized
involvement of these two potential
sources is also a major consideration,
(1)
(U)
Science Applications International Corporation
(SAIC)
:
.
.
,
.
(a )
(S/NF)
The bulk of the prior research in this field was
provided
by
the
Department
of
the
Army's
Surgeon
General
Office
CSGRD1
burning in 1985 and spanned several years.
This basic and applied research
effort involved IJr. Edwin May as the principal researcher and program manager.
Dr.
May was at that time with the Stanford Research Institute
(SRI)
Menlo
Park,
CA.
He
has
since
joined
the
Science
Applications
International
Corporation
(SAIC)
and has taken his extensive data base and key research
assistants with him.
Dr. May is regarded as the leading U.S. investigator in
Ph^°«>enological area.
He has been a program manager in this area since
i986, and has a long involvement (over 20 years)
in this field.
His extensive
work history provides for continuity not available from any other individual.
..
reco3r‘lzed Dy investigators worldwide,
and can easily remain current
with relevant foreign research.
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(b)
(S/NF)
This contractor is also uniquely qualified to
perform such research due to an extensive background
in
interdisciplinary
research areas that spans over 20 years.
This multidisciplinary staff will be
available for consultation as the need arises.
In addition to Dr.
May. the
contractor has another physicist. Dr. Angelo, on its staff, who has extensive
eiqjerience
in
phenomenological
research
involving
psychoenergetics
investigations .
Dr. Angelo has over 10 years of involvement in this field in
both project management and applications research levels.
(°)
(S/NF)
The contractor has an extensive classified data
base
of
both
government
and
proprietary data
that
is
essential
for this
contract.
It would be difficult for a new contractor to achieve the present
level of expertise and competence possessed by Dr. May and Dr. Angelo.
This
would create a delay of
2-3
years
in pursuit of appropriate research,
in
achievement of application-oriented results and
in understanding potential
threat posed by similar foreign activities in this area.
......
(u)
Based on this background of expertise and unique
c5U“1
-flca^lons / and due to additional knowledge generated thus far under the
existing DIA phenomenological research contract
(MDA 908-91-C-0037)
Science
Applications International Corporation
(SAIC)
is considered to be 'uniquely
qualified to perform the new research requirement.
(2)
(U)
Institute of Advanced Studies:
.
,
<a )
(S/NF)
The Institute of Advanced Studies, Austin,
TX,
is a small independent research facility.
Its main focus is to explore new
and emerging advanced physical theories and potential applications.
Although
they are not currently active in anomalous cognition research, the director of
the Institute,
Dr.
Harold E.
Puthoff, has been extensively involved in this
research
area
and
is
still
recognized
as
one
of
the
most
knowledgeable
individuals in this field.
His research history in anomalous cognition covers
1970 through
-J-985 v4len he ws the principal investigator for this
subject at SRI,
International.
During this period,
Dr. Puthoff accomplished
significant
research,
published
numerous
articles,
and
established
an
international reputation that is only currently exceeded by Dr. May at SAIC.
,
,
(k)
(S/NF)
Even though the Institute of Advanced Study has
not been actively investigating anomalous cognition, some of the leading-edge
theoretical physics discoveries made by Dr.
Puthoff appear to have a direct
bearing on possible anomalous cognition exploratory models.
Thus, his current
solid
theoretical
foundation,
and
his
previous
extensive
hands-on
ej^erimentation in this area indicate that the Institute of Advanced Studies
be considered as an alternate procurement source at this time.
. ...
.
^ _
(c ) (W
Dr-
Puthoff 's
institute
is
not
currently
certl
;
!-fd at
Secret level; however,
it is believed that with only minimum
expenditures his facility clearance could be upgraded.
In addition, security
action is currently underway in support of another DIA contract to grant
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