Contract Vehicles & GSA Schedule

ENSCO, Inc. contract vehicles offer comprehensive and convenient systems and software engineering services for the aviation, aerospace, rail transportation, and national security markets. Contract types include time and material, firm fixed price, and cost option.

Design Engineering Support Program (DESP III)

Type: IDIQ

Available to: All federal agencies

Description:
ENSCO, Inc. is a member of the University of Dayton Research Institute (UDRI) team. The DESP III IDIQ Contract was established to provide a broad range of engineering services for any system or subsystem in the Air Force or DoD agency. ENSCO engineering services support objectives that focus on new designs, improving life cycle costs, operational life, performance, reliability, productivity, efficiency, and sustainment including maintainability and support, safety and environmental friendliness.

Contact Contractual:
David Macaluso, Vice President, Contracts and Procurement
703-321-4458
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Contact Technical:
Robert Gillen, Program Manager
321-866-0210
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Missile Defense Agency Engineering Services Support (MiDAESS) Program

Type: IDIQ

Available to: Missile Defense Agency (MDA)

Description:
The Missile Defense Agency Engineering and Support Services (MiDAESS) contract encompasses the Advisory and Assistance Services (A&AS) for the Missile Defense Agency (MDA). The required engineering and technical support for A&AS includes senior level engineering, acquisition, financial, test, and operational expertise necessary to effectively execute support for agency, functional and program studies, assessments, strategic planning efforts, analyses, evaluations, studies, recommendations, advice, opinions, training, and general services.

As a member of the a.i. Solutions, Inc. team, the capabilities of ENSCO, Inc. include the provision of technical engineering services in support of the Missile Defense Agency Engineering Services Support (MiDAESS) Program in the areas of quality, safety and mission assurance support.

Contact Contractual:
David Macaluso, Vice President, Contracts and Procurement
703-321-4458
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Contact Technical:
Robert Gillen, Program Manager
321-866-0210
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Operations, Maintenance, Instrumentation and Analysis (OMI&A)

Type: IDIQ

Available to: Federal Railroad Administration (FRA)

Description:
ENSCO, Inc. as the prime contractor provides Operations, Maintenance, Instrumentation and Analysis (OMI&A) support for railroad research to the Federal Railroad Administration. These programs focus on the development and advancement of railroad safety technology through federally sponsored research, development, test and evaluation (RDT&E) efforts, which have the goal of improving the safety of an economically viable, efficient and reliable national railroad system. They may involve studies of existing or improved conventional railroad systems, as well as investigation of more advanced train concepts, such as high speed or magnetically levitated (maglev) vehicles. ENSCO further supports FRA research programs by providing engineering analysis and technical support to joint efforts conducted by the FRA with other organizations, such as the Association of American Railroads at the Transportation Technology Center, state organizations, Amtrak, other individual railroad companies, and academic research institutions.

Contact Contractual:
Kimberly Auandee, Director, Contracts and Procurement
703-321-4478
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Contact Technical:
Eric Sherrock, Program Manager
703-321-4469
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Scientific, Engineering and Technical Assistance (SETA) support to the Domestic Nuclear Detection Office (DNDO)

Type: BPA

Available to: DNDO

Description:
As a subcontractor to Schafer Corporation, ENSCO, Inc. provides Scientific, Engineering and Technical Assistance (SETA) support in program and technical management, project analysis, technical writing, program planning, technical evaluation, operations support, test and evaluation, data development and management, and risk mitigation in support of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Domestic Nuclear Detection Office (DNDO).

Contact Technical:
John Thomason, Program Manager
202-254-7233
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Software Engineering Services

Type: IDIQ – Supplier Agreement

Available to: GE Aviation Systems

Description:
As a direct supplier to GE Aviation Systems, ENSCO, Inc. provides software engineering services to support GE products in Grand Rapids, Mich., Cincinnati, Ohio, and Bishop’s Cleeve, Gloucestershire, England. This includes GE's Flight Management Systems products (civil and military), computing environment products, mission management products, and GE engine software products, including commercial engine control system software, military engine control system software, and test equipment software products.

Contact Contractual:
Kimberly Auandee, Director, Contracts and Procurement
703-321-4478
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Contact Technical:
Maria Howard, Deputy Division Manger
607-741-6329
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Technical Assistance for Research, Development, Test and Evaluation (RDT&E)

Type: IDIQ

Available to: Federal Railroad Administration (FRA)

Description:
ENSCO, Inc. as the prime contractor may provide support of task orders for the following topics:

• Railroad vehicles; non-electric motive power and components
• Hazardous materials transportation by railroad
• Railroad operating practices
• Railroad track, structures and components
• Track and train Interaction
• Passenger and freight operations
• Advanced rail systems technology, including positive train control
• Railroad signal and communication control
• Electric traction power
• Program evaluation

Within the topic areas identified above, the contractor can expect to be requested to:

• Perform tests and evaluations on materials and/or hardware, including vehicles, involving stress, strain, strength, puncture resistance, deterioration, wear characteristics, flaw growth and fatigue under static and/or dynamic conditions with, where appropriate, the consideration of the influence of temperature changes and/or extremes
• Design, instrument and monitor tests to be performed by others
• Design, instrument, monitor or conduct tests to determine the operating envelope limits of railroad vehicles with regard to speed, curving, tipping, truck hunting, rail climb, load, vibration, consist configuration, terrain, track conditions, train handling, and other operating environment characteristics that may be relevant
• Design and/or conduct tests of the performance and safety implications of devices that may be installed or proposed for installation in or on a train to include such considerations as reliability, life expectancy of the device, visibility, placement, equipment/equipment interface, human/equipment interface, and functional value
• Evaluate track and equipment maintenance practices as they may affect the performance of the components serviced
• Design, fabricate, test or calibrate equipment intended to perform non-destructive evaluations of flaws or flaw growth in track and track components, vehicles and vehicle components and joiners such as welds, rivets, bolts
• Investigate, characterize and define the performance and safety implications of the dynamic interaction of trains and individual rail cars with track and track structures
• Evaluate or develop and validate selection, training, performance and performance qualification requirements, tests, practices and procedures for various railroad jobs
• Conduct fuel consumption studies and optimize fuel saving strategies that may be deployed
• Conduct evaluations in revenue service on advanced railroad components that improve safety

Contact Contractual:
Kimberly Auandee, Director, Contracts and Procurement
703-321-4478
Email Kim

Contact Technical:
Jeff Bloom, Program Manager
703-321-4421
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