Department of Transportation/Maritime Administration, Office of Acquisition, MAR-380, 400 7th Street, SW Rm. 7310, Washington, DC 20590

R -- MARITIME ADMINISTRATION ADVISOR TO NAVAL WAR COLLEGE SOL DTMA91-95-R-00012 DUE 090295 POC Contact Point, Frank Bajowski, (202)366-0911, Contracting Officer, Tim Roark, (202)366-5757 Maritime Administration (MARAD) proposes to negotiate a contract with Robert K. Reilly, Esq., the one responsible source and no other supplies or services will satisfy agency requirements in accordance with FAR 6.302-1, to perform the following tasks. Support to the Naval War College, its President, faculty, staff and students, in fulfilling responsibilites of the Emory S. Land Chair of Merchant Marine Affairs; prepare and deliver lectures, develop courses of instruction and case studies for consideration by naval and military officers and senior civil officials on the merchant marine, the maritime industry, the means of obtaining strategic sealift services in time of crisis or war, the naval control and protection of shipping in conjunction with allied nations and related points of maritime and admiralty law; conduct seminars, workships, study groups and advanced reserach on merchant shipping support to joint operations; act as maritime advisor to the President of the Naval War College and for development and conduct of war games. Mr. Reilly has previously served in this capacity for a period of three academic years as Professor of Merchant Marine Affairs and Associate Professor of Naval Operations He is a licensed Deck Officer of the merchant marine; a member of the MARAD component of the United States National Defense Executive Reserve; a member of the Bar in New York and Massachusetts, licensed to practice maritime and admiralty law; a member of the National Defense Transportation Association; and until recently, an International Designee to NATO's Defense Shipping Authority. While on active duty as an officer with the U.S. Navy, he served two tours with the Military Sealift Command in Bayonne and Washington; he was the Chief of Naval Operations' Program Manager for the U.S. Naval Control of Shipping Organization and Chair, Publications Sub-Group of NATO's Naval Shipping Working Group involving close liaison with naval officers and civilians from each of the member nations of the North Atlantic Alliance; he is a decorated war veteran for his naval service in Viet Nam participating in joint and combined operations. Mr. Reilly currently serves as a Member of the Board for Development of the Marine Transportation Curriculum at the Massachusetts Maritime Academy and advisor to the President (MMA) on intermodal issues.(0192)

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