Navy SEWIP AN/SLQ-32(V) BidCast: Deconstructing The $7.1B BTP Opportunity скачать в хорошем качестве

Navy SEWIP AN/SLQ-32(V) BidCast: Deconstructing The $7.1B BTP Opportunity

In this GDIC Consulting BidCast, we deconstruct the Navy’s SEWIP AN/SLQ-32(V) opportunity and what the role structure implies for capture and proposal execution in a Build-To-Print (BTP) environment. This overview focuses on what bidders should understand from the solicitation framing and role split: • The SEWIP AN/SLQ-32(V) scope positioning as a BTP program with defined production and integration execution demands • Hardware scope areas highlighted in the BidCast, including HGHS subsystems such as Electronic Support (ES), Electronic Attack (EA), LCUS, and shelter-related elements • The Design Agent role, presented as covering 13 technical subcategories with an emphasis breakdown shown on-screen: o Systems Engineering (25%), Software Development (25%), Hardware Design (20%), Cybersecurity (15%), Logistics and Test (15%) • The System Integrator role and execution tasks emphasized, including integrating government-furnished material, test and qualification responsibilities, delivery to shipyards/shore sites, and managing multi-source integration risk to produce complete AN/SLQ-32(V) systems • Practical strategy themes discussed around technical mastery, engineering/integration execution, shaping competition, and a disciplined “path to winning” approach If you want an independent review of your capture plan, role-fit positioning (Design Agent vs Integrator), and a compliance-first proposal strategy for SEWIP, request a free consultation with GDIC Consulting: • Email: info@gdicwins.com • Web: https://www.gdicwins.com Informational notice: This video is for general informational purposes. Offerors must rely on the official solicitation for binding requirements.