Hundreds
of corporations, big and small, comprise the U.S. war industry. Endless war is
the most profitable racket on Earth. Here are the
contracts that DOD issued to the war industry during March 2020.
FOREIGN
MILITARY SALES (FMS)
– Through FMS, the
U.S. government procures and transfers industry goods and services to allied
nations and international organizations.
Boeing $191,858,915 for FMS (U.K.):
post-production support services and warehouse management services on AH-64E
helicopters—50 aircraft and three Longbow crew trainers.
Boeing $8,006,737 to continue
phase one design maturity, analysis and test planning for the Stand-off Land
Attack Missile-Expanded Response (SLAM-ER) production line in support of Saudi
Arabia. Also “replaces obsolete, nearly obsolete, or uneconomical
parts to support production and improve future sustainment as part of the
SLAM-ER obsolescence redesign program.”
Boeing for P-8A
maritime aircraft for U.S. Navy (eight); New Zealand (four); South Korea (six).
Also includes a segregable effort consisting of unknown obsolescence for Lot
11, Class 1 change assessment and obsolescence monitoring as well as non-recurring
engineering for South Korea. Purchases: New Zealand ($522,962,247; 34%);
S. Korea ($811,734,777; 52%).
CDM Constructors
$91,464,158 for FMS (Apartheid
Israel): build an aircraft shelter in Tel Aviv.
Construction Helicopters
$33,995,543 for continued
support of NATO Air Command-Afghanistan/Combined Security Transition
Command. Provides dedicated rotary wing air transportation to move
passengers, cargo and human remains as well as perform casualty evacuation in
support of the Afghan Air Force.
Larsen & Toubro Ltd. (Mumbai,
India) $11,500,000 for FMS (Chile):
an existing twin-screw Anchor Handling, Towing, Supply and Standby Vessel
(AHTSSV) with hybrid propulsion and dynamic positioning system, hull number
71010.
Leonardo DRS $12,260,545 for trailers,
tools and spare parts. FMS to Apartheid Israel.
Lockheed Martin $8,544,064 for FMS (France):
C-130J support.
Lockheed Martin $25,900,000
for FMS (Japan):
continue performing engineering, design support services necessary for continuation
of planning efforts and risk reduction efforts required to maintain Initial
Operational Capability schedule to support the Aegis Ashore Japan FMS Main
Case.
Lockheed Martin for delivery
of installation and checkout, consolidated shipboard allowance list,
coordinated shore based material and maintenance allowance list and spare parts
kits. Purchases: South Korea (60.5%); Japan (39.5%). FMS funding for South
Korea and Japan $7,671,400 and $5,008,600 respectively.
Lockheed Martin $7,590,200 for FMS (U.K.)
post-production services targeting and night vision systems.
Lockheed Martin $154,979,758
for Modernized
Target Acquisition Designation Sight/Pilot Night Vision Sensor System
(M-TADS/PNVS) systems for Boeing AH-64 attack helicopter in support of Morocco.
Lockheed Martin for production
of Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) interceptors and associated
one-shot devices for Saudi Arabia ($605,338,640).
L3 $85,000,005 for FMS (unnamed):
engineering, procurement, and fabrication which will result in Phase One
modification to the mission aircraft.
Navistar Defense
$11,442,992 for FMS (Iraq):
transport trucks, recovery vehicles, and spare parts.
Raytheon for production
and delivery of tactical missiles (Lot 20 AIM-9X, Block II and Block II plus),
captive air training missiles, plus all up round tactical missiles, captive
test missiles, special air training missiles, advanced optical target
detectors, Block II and II plus guidance units (live battery), captive air
training missile guidance units (inert battery), Block I and II propulsion
steering sections, electronic units, multiple purpose training missiles, tail
caps, maintenance, sectionalization kits, containers
and spares for FMS ($104,561,378): Australia, Bahrain, Belgium, Bulgaria,
Denmark, Finland, Apartheid Israel, Japan, Morocco, the Netherlands, Norway,
Oman, Poland, Qatar, Romania, Singapore, Slovakia, South Korea, Switzerland,
Taiwan, Turkey, and UAE.
Raytheon $7,800,000 for spare
parts in support of the Patriot Routing Logic Relay Interface Units
Communication Enhancement-3. Using customers are U.S. Army Security
Assistance Command and Germany.
Raytheon $18,300,496 for FMS (South
Korea): Rolling Airframe Missile Mod 5 Guided Missile Launching System work.
Rolls Royce $14,273,373 for
maintenance on AE1107C engines, parts provisioning, military training, a field
service representative, some engineering, logistics analysis, and authorized
military overhaul facility support for Japan.
Universal Propulsion Co.
$91,000,000 for multiple
national stock numbers for Cartridge Actuated Devices/Propellant Actuated
Devices. Involves FMS to Bahrain, Chile, Greece, Jordan, Mexico, Morocco,
Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, Tunisia, and Turkey.
United Technologies Corp.
approx. $53,000,000 for six
F135-PW-100 propulsion systems for Japan.
COVID-19
AECOM $58,250,000 for retrofitting
a facility into an alternate care facility serving non-COVID and COVID patients
in Old Westbury, NY. Turner Construction Co. $50,500,000 for
development of an alternate care facility in Stony Brook, NY. Haugland Energy
Group $15,000,000 for converting
a community center into an alternate care center in White Plains, NY.
Detroit Regional Convention
Facility Authority $9,550,000 to retrofit an
alternate care facility in Detroit, MI.
Metropolitan Pier & Exposition
Authority $12,999,999 to convert a
convention center into an alternate care facility in Chicago, IL. Turner Construction
Co. $9,998,000 for
development of an alternate care facility in Elgin, IL.
New York Convention Center
Operating Corp. $15,250,000 to retrofit
the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center into an alternate care facility.
UNINHABITED
VEHICLES & CRAFT
AECOM $8,161,962 to provide ISR
support to U.S. Central Command and Commander Task Force 57 overseas.
General Atomics $14,916,728
for instructor
operators for MQ-1C Gray
Eagle performance based logistics contract.
Northrop Grumman
$86,225,713 to provide
sustainment, engineering, logistics and test support for MQ-4C Triton aircraft
mission control and operator training systems. Northrop Grumman
$64,343,574 for operations
and maintenance services in support of the Broad Area Maritime Surveillance -
Demonstrator Program, including logistics and sustaining engineering support.
Sierra Nevada Corp.
$8,500,000 for Tactical
Automated Landing System component support for RQ-7B tactical drone.
Barber-Nichols Inc.; Booz
Allen Hamilton; L3; Leidos; Leonardo DRS; Lockheed Martin; MIKEL Inc.; Northrop
Grumman; Progeny Systems Corp.; QinetiQ; Raytheon; Rite-Solutions Inc.; SAIC;
Systems Engineering Associates Corp.; Sechan
Electronics Inc.; Sonalysts Inc.; Systems Planning
& Analysis Inc. $73,730,343 for materials
and services to design, develop, fabricate, test, install, document and deliver
rapid prototype solutions in support of the Undersea Warfare/Undersea Defensive
Family of Systems. Work at the contractors' sites, minimally at government
locations.
RECRUITMENT
& RETENTION – The Pentagon spends hundreds of millions of dollars each year to convince
the U.S. populace to fight in elective wars.
Blaine Warren Advertising
$20,057,674 to plan, create,
design, produce, place, evaluate, and measure the effectiveness of advertising
and special events in support of Air Force Reserve Command recruiting
marketing.
PREPARING
THE BATTLEFIELD
Test & Evaluation
Services $213,853,442 for
deployment, operation and maintenance of a technical infrastructure for
information operation environments.
Mission Essential LLC
$12,406,907 for linguist,
translation, interpretation and transcription services in support of U.S. Army
Africa Command.
Abacus Technology Corp.
$21,873,527 for IT sustainment
support services at several locations: Al Udeid Air
Base, Qatar; Al Dhafra AB, UAE; and Shaw AFB, SC.
AECOM $75,000,000 IDIQ (see
bottom for definition) for
preparation of Navy & Marine Corps facilities' planning and environmental
documentation in NAVFAC Europe, Africa, Central (EURAFCENT). Includes but is not
limited to: Naples, Italy; Sigonella, Italy; Souda Bay, Greece; al-Manama, Bahrain; Djibouti, Africa;
Rota, Spain; and Vicenza, Italy. Design projects include but are not limited to: admin buildings, religious facilities, community
buildings, dining facilities, rec facilities, security buildings, child
development centers, housing, airfield facilities, waterfront facilities,
operational facilities, water treatment facilities, central plant utility system
upgrades.
American International
Contractors Inc. $10,017,893 for
alterations to the operation control center at Naval Support Activity Bahrain: building
a secure area requiring adherence to the National Counterintelligence & Security
Center technical specifications. Construction and management of sensitive
compartmented information facilities, Version 1.4, in Manama, Bahrain.
DynCorp $46,897,900 for aviation
maintenance in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Environmental Chemical
Corp. $9,788,756 for global
contingency construction: design, fabrication, transportation and installation
of a waterside obstacle system at Mina Salman, NSA Bahrain.
Marvin Engineering Co.
$25,336,064 to procure 428
F/A-18 E/F Super Hornet and EA-18G BRU-32 ejector bomb racks for U.S. Navy (208
for $12,381,144; 49%); Kuwait (220 for $12,954,920; 51%).
Textron AAI $15,558,008 for
force-protection efforts at Bagram and Kandahar Airfields, Afghanistan. including
a non-developmental contractor-owned and contractor-operated unmanned aerial
system.
USEUCOM
AMENUM $7,000,000 for logistics
and support services in Mannheim, Germany.
USNORTHCOM
General Dynamics $7,171,537
to support the
Air Force Air Defense Communication Services (ADCS). General Dynamics
$7,171,537 to support the
Air Force Air Defense Communication Services (ADCS).
Caddell-Nan JV $103,042,379
($55,543,098 obligated) to build bachelor
enlisted quarters at Naval Base Guam for unaccompanied Marine E1-E5
personnel.
JJLL LLC $20,353,007 for
operations, services, and support for Marine Forces Pacific Command
Augmentation Team in the Philippines.
Maersk Line Ltd.
$13,419,452 for logistics
support services for Enhanced Army Global Logistics Enterprise (EAGLE) program
in Yokohama, Japan.
Valiant Global Defense
Services $16,305,550 for Korea
Battle Simulation Center operations and wide area networking support services
for U.S. Forces Korea in Pyongtaek, South Korea.
CACI $180,336,750 for worldwide special
operations communications systems, SATCOM, and network support services.
Lukos LLC; People, Technology & Processes; RMGS Inc.;
SPATHE Systems LLC $245,000,000 IDIQ for logistics
support, equipment- and knowledge-based services for Naval Special Warfare
Command (NSWC) enterprise requirements.
Salient CRGT $38,078,488 for IT communications
infrastructure and services in support of U.S. Special Operations. Work in
Fayetteville, NC, and in Afghanistan.
Tactical & Survival
Specialties, W.S. Darley & Co., Atlantic Diving Supply, Federal Resources
Supply, Unifire Inc., Quantico Tactical Inc., are
sharing a maximum $4,000,000,000 IDIQ contract for special
operational equipment.
Vysnova Partners Inc. $44,227,300 for research
support services at Naval Medical Research Unit – Six, Lima, Peru.
DEFENSE ADVANCED
RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY (DARPA)
Booz Allen Hamilton $23,361,698
for enterprise
support services for DARPA. System High Corp. $24,731,784 for program
security services in Arlington, VA.
RadiaBeam Technologies $10,202,941 for DARPA's
Gamma Ray Inspection Technology (GRIT) program. In Phase I, RadiaBeam Technologies proposes a Laser-Compton approach
for meeting GRIT program objectives and carrying out relevant system
demonstrations.
Raytheon BBN $7,460,890 to develop
concepts for a heterogeneous underwater network. Includes dynamically
reconfigurable architecture that leverages advancement in undersea
communications and autonomous ocean systems and demonstrate utility at sea with
advanced prototypes.
CORPORATE CAPTURE OF
U.S. INTELLIGENCE / ESPIONAGE
Applied Research
Associates, Booz Allen Hamilton, CACI, Centauri LLC, General Dynamics, Northrop
Grumman, Radiant Geospatial Solutions, IDIQ multiple-award contract called
DORE2 with a combined ceiling value of $990,000,000. DIA will procure Data
Science, Operations, Requirements, Exploitation and Engineering (DORE2)
services to support DIA Directorate for Science and Technology missions. Work
at contractor facilities and at government facilities in the National Capital
Region through 2025.
Bluehawk LLC $32,094,786 to provide
technology transfer analysis and assessment services in Charlottesville, VA.
Carahsoft $11,493,287 for software
maintenance at Fort Belvoir, VA.
MILITARIZATION OF THE
BORDERS
BFBC $12,613,244 for wall
structure, Yuma 1 bollard wall alignment in El Centro, CA. SouthWVlley
Constructors $524,000,000 for design-build
of the Tucson sector barrier wall replacement project in Arizona.
ACADEMIA – U.S. academia is part of
the U.S. war industry. Faculty and staff often justify this flagrant ethical
compromise by claiming that the funding is too
good to turn down and that they, the academics, are ultimately not the ones
determining when, where, or how to use the weaponry being developed.
Draper Lab $45,000,000 for design,
build, and test of an operational Quicksilver Device prototype.
George Mason University
$320,689,444 for Mobile
Unmanned/Manned Distributed Lethality Airborne Network (MUDLAN) accelerated
development and demonstrations software and hardware. Enhances technologies to
be developed under the MUDLAN Joint Capabilities Technology Demonstration
program, including digital beam forming multi-beam Common Data Link apertures;
directional K/Ku/eKU and W-band systems; MUDLAN
multi-functional network controller (MFNC) for connecting multiple platforms
while maneuvering; and using the MFNC to recognize jamming and autonomously
move to other bands.
Johns Hopkins University APL
$16,769,744 for deep space
advanced radar concept technology demonstration. Work in Laurel, MD; and White
Sands Missile Range, NM.
MIT $10,540,117,466 for operation
of Lincoln Laboratory. R&D activities focus on long-term technology
development, as well as rapid system prototyping and demonstration.
Penn State University
Applied Research Lab $8,404,271 for the
Advanced Broadband Navigation Sonar System Future Naval Capabilities Program. Development
and demonstration of technologies associated with continuous subsea autonomous
navigation by developing and demonstrating improvements to navigational sonar
systems. Improved estimation of position and velocity afforded by advanced
sonar processing will provide naval platforms with increased navigational
performance for undersea platforms.
INVASIVE AIRCRAFT
Textron $14,291,437 for production
and delivery of one King Air 350C Cargo Slick aircraft modified to a UC-12W.
JOINT
STRIKE FIGHTER (F-35) – It is an understatement
to call the F-35 a boondoggle. The Manhattan Project cost about $2 billion in
1945 dollars (roughly $28.4 billion in 2019 dollars). The F-35 burns through that kind of money
every few years.
Lockheed Martin $9,627,065 for program
management support—planning, procurement, delivery of initial aircraft spares
for DOD and FMS ($1,192,734). Lockheed Martin $173,164,400 for long lead
materials, parts, components, and support “to maintain on-time production and
delivery” of F-35 aircraft for USA and Italy.
Lockheed Martin $4,708,927,970
for 78 F-35
combat aircraft (48 F-35A combat aircraft for U.S. Air Force, 14 F-35B combat
aircraft for the Marine Corps, 16 F-35C fighter aircraft for U.S. Navy) and
associated aircraft red gear. Lockheed Martin $202,800,000 to continue to
develop, sustain, and produce F-35 software builds as well as carryout
developmental flight tests.
Lockheed Martin $22,902,038
for
integrating Belgium into the F-35 Lightning II combat aircraft enterprise. This
is part of Belgium's $5.1 billion agreement with the U.S. for
procurement of the F-35 air system.
United Technologies Corp. $193,780,323
for long lead
materials for the production of low rate initial production of propulsion systems
(lot 15) for U.S. Air Force ($66,446,810; 34.3%); Navy ($30,788,105; 15.9%);
Marine Corps ($30,608,223; 15.8%); non-DOD ($52,153,031; 26.9%); FMS
($13,784,154; 7.1%). United Technologies Corp. $7,681,734 for seven Lift
Fan Inter Stage Vane (LF ISV) kits for the Marine Corps. The new LF ISV will “provide
lift fan operations over an increased temperature range, improved trailing edge
angle conformance and will address vibration and flutter concerns.” Translation:
The engine is still mediocre, and the profiteering continues. United
Technologies Corp. approx. $266,000,000 for 20
F135-PW-100 propulsion systems for U.S. Navy, six F135-PW-100 propulsion
systems for U.S. Air Force.
Bell Boeing JPO $7,272,135 to support
non-recurring engineering and the associated efforts to incorporate optimized
wiring and structural improvements on the nacelle into V-22 aircraft production
and retrofit of fleet aircraft during depot level maintenance. FMS (Japan) $737,718. Bell Boeing JPO $9,460,780 to support
non-recurring engineering for supportability analysis, interactive electronic
technical manual and technical directive requirements necessary for the V-22
Nacelle (combat aircraft) Improvements Phase One Program. Supports USA and
Japan. FMS funds $911,066.
Raytheon $32,258,955 for V-22 systems
and software engineering, integration, test, avionics acquisition, as well as
software support activity and operations to include: configuration and data
management, release of avionics software products and related systems.
EAGLE (F-15)
Boeing $13,834,035 (corrected
on 1 April to $8,168,444)
for installation
and environmental control system repair of Advanced Display Core Processor II
(ADCP II) boxes and related equipment into F‐15 platform at NAS New Orleans,
LA.
Pacific Consolidated
Industries $12,680,071 for F-15
aircraft compressors.
FALCON (F-16)
Elbit Systems of America
$471,634,000 for a
pylon-based infrared missile warning system for F-16.
L3Harris $7,790,997 for F-16
aircraft simulator training program devices: long lead items for phase one
production of Consolidated Unit-Level Trainer (CUT) cockpit and visual system
kits.
L3Harris $10,863,740 for contractor
logistics support to manage, maintain, and support F-16 Simulators Training
Program.
Northrop Grumman
$262,281,057 for Active
Electronically Scanned Array radar for F-16 .
HORNET (F-18)
General Electric
$215,000,016 for 48
F414-GE-400 engines and engine devices for the F/A-18 aircraft.
Honeywell $72,817,953 for repair,
replacement, and program support for auxiliary power units used on aircraft (F/A-18,
P-3, C-2).
Meggitt Polymers & Composites
$10,073,708 for fuel tanks
for F/A-18 aircraft.
Raytheon $152,457,730 for F/A-18
advance targeting forward looking infrared pod consumable spare parts. Raytheon
$18,189,730 to repair the
APG 65/73 radar systems in support of the F/A-18.
Raytheon $30,159,000 for nine
AN/APG-79(V)4 radar systems for retrofitting into F/A-18C/D aircraft. Also
includes software, obsolescence management, engineering support, and associated
technical, financial, and admin data.
HORNET & GROWLER
COMMON AIRFRAME
Physical Optics Corp.
$15,781,410 for data
transfer devices and maintenance on these devices for U.S. Navy, as well as
ground data transfer units for Australia in support of F/A-18 E/F and
EA-18G aircraft.
ELECTRONIC WARFARE
AIRCRAFT (GROWLER & PROWLER)
GBL Systems Corp.
$7,425,890 to continue
research in support of the integration of critical technologies developed re
"Intelligent Software Agents for Automating EA-18 Combat Functions."
Effort will reduce risk by improving user interaction with mission data file
development, test, and evaluation tools at Joint Reprogramming Enterprise
facilities in support of Navy and various FMS ($1,745,068).
SAIC $8,484,786 for systems
engineering analysis, test and evaluation engineering, interoperability testing
and analysis, threat analysis, and tactics development for the AN/ALQ-99 Next
Generation jammer pod, USQ-113 communications system jammer, ALQ-218 receiver,
ALQ-227 communication countermeasures set, and Intrepid Tiger Pod for the EA-6B
and EA-18G aircraft. Some FMS. SAIC
$8,782,647 for engineering,
technical, and programmatic support services for the development of electronic
attack and electronic warfare products within the Airborne Electronic Attack
Integrated Program.
AIRBORNE EARLY WARNING
(HAWKEYE & SENTRY)
United Technologies Corp. (Rockwell
Collins) $26,526,245 for software
modernization upgrades to E-2D Hawkeye Integrated Training System tactics and
flight trainer devices.
SPIRIT
(B-2)
Northrop Grumman
$40,725,593 to manufacture
B-2 aircraft liner production units.
POSEIDON
(P-8) & ANTI-SUBMARINE WARFARE
Boeing $800,000,000 for long lead
material and activities in support of lot 11 P-8A aircraft production and
delivery (8 Navy, 4 New Zealand, and 6 South Korea).
Boeing for 18 Lot 11
P-8A maritime aircraft for the Navy (eight); New Zealand (four); South Korea
(six). Procurement also includes a segregable effort consisting of unknown
obsolescence for Lot 11, Class 1 change assessment and obsolescence monitoring,
as well as non-recurring engineering for South Korea. Purchases: U.S. Navy
($219,701,615).
L3 $25,867,170 for 35 ship
sets comprised of BRU-75A and BRU-76A bomb rack units (13 for U.S. Navy; 7 for
U.K.; 5 for Norway; 4 for New Zealand; and 6 for S. Korea in support of P-8A
Lots 9-11 aircraft deliveries.
Raytheon $104,742,564 for radar
system spare parts for the P-8 aircraft for U.S. Navy, U.K., Norway, and S. Korea.
STRATEGIC
/ TACTICAL AIRLIFT
Lockheed Martin $16,249,208
for C-130J
center wing box replacement program.
AERIAL
REFUELING
Boeing $36,721,743 for KC-46
component build and development of the hardware system integration lab to
conduct lab verification and ground test verification for the boom telescope
actuator redesign. KC-46 is plagued with flaws.
Boeing $39,049,855 for KC-135
engineering sustainment services.
MILITARY
RESEARCH LABS
General Electric
$10,431,151 for research,
development, and demonstration of Rapid Assurance Curation Kit (RACK) software
to enable certifiers to rapidly determine system risk acceptability. Provide a
common evidence representation and efficient ingestion Application Programming
Interface, automatic feedback to evidence providers, automatic decomposition of
evidence, a polystore that organizes diverse evidence
items, the ability to accept and store provenance metadata and an efficient
query interface.
Progeny Systems Corp.
$9,304,227 for more R&D
on the "Automation Entity Classification in Video Using Soft
Biometrics." Progeny, “with support from the Office of Naval Research
(ONR) and other stakeholders,” has developed a machine learning, image
processing, and computer vision capabilities that serve as “building blocks for
intelligent solutions to real-world data analytics problems.” Work is aimed at
maturing these capabilities through R&D, integrating them into operational
systems, supporting testing & evaluation, and transitioning into programs
of record.
Reliance Test &
Technology $234,632,069 for Eglin
operations and maintenance support service at Eglin AFB, Florida;
Wright-Patterson AFB, OH; and Holloman AFB, NM.
HELICOPTERS
AECOM $22,497,260 to repair/recap
efforts of aircraft structures, engines, transmissions, blades, and components
for various rotary wing aircraft in Corpus Christi, TX. AECOM $12,177,497 to support the
Aircraft & Aircraft Components Production Directorate, including facilities
maintenance, supply logistics, and admin duties, Corpus Christi.
Airbus $122,655,293 for fifteen UH-72
Aircraft in Columbus, MS.
Boeing $114,046,847 for logistics,
components and services for helicopters.
The Haskell Co. $9,498,353 for
construction of the P680 CH-53K cargo loading tower at MCAS New River,
NC.
James Talcott Construction
$15,077,162 for hangar
renovation (to facilitate the bed down of the MH-139 helicopter) at Malmstrom
AFB, MT.
Lockheed Martin $14,937,982
for production
systems engineering and program management in support of CH-53K. Lockheed
Martin $125,424,833 to procure
long lead items for seven Lot 5 CH-53K heavy-lift aircraft (LRIP). LRIP = low
rate initial production.
Lockheed Martin
$525,371,067 for the Army
MY IX Program Year 4, Lot 44, requirement of 38 UH-60M Army aircraft, and to
exercise an option for two UH-60M FMS green aircraft. Lockheed Martin $90,000,000 for
requirements development, technical analysis, engineering and integration
support on H-60 aircraft.
Longbow LLC $25,025,452 for radar
hardware repair and support.
Raytheon $9,312,000 for electronic
modules for the H-53 aircraft.
GENERAL
AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE
American Autoclave Co.
$7,425,759 for gas
autoclaves for U.S. Air Force.
Andromeda Systems
$89,104,038 IDIQ for maintenance
on aircraft, engines, systems (weapons, aircrew escape, avionics, electrical
systems), support equipment, and Fleet Readiness Center/depot plant equipment.
Northrup Grumman
$53,500,000 for
maintenance and services of airplanes.
FLIGHT
TRAINING
Avarint LLC $52,353,890 for unique
developmental engineering services to enable the Digital Integrated Air Defense
System (DIADS) model to link with other systems associated with the Benefield
Anechoic Facility used to support high priority test missions that includes the
F-22, F-35, Miniature Air Launch Decoy, Miniature Air Launch Decoy Jamming,
B-2, and various Red/Blue Flag training activities when applicable. Work at
Edwards AFB.
CAE $10,586,540 for the F-15E,
F-16, and F-22A aircrew training and courseware development.
The FlightSafety
Services Corp. $25,000,000 IDIQ for a
multi-country KC-46 aircrew and maintenance simulator training for USA and the
U.S. Air Force Security Assistance Training international partners at Altus AFB,
OK.
Raytheon $8,864,121 for the
Digital Airport Surveillance Radar (DASR) Electronics Equipment Shelter at Nellis AFB, NV. U.S. Navy responsible for the DASR site
preparation, system installation, integration and checkout.
AIRCRAFT PROPULSION
United Technologies Corp.
$41,683,934 for supplies
related to the TF-33 engine.
AEGIS
Raytheon $9,692,058 for fiscal
2020 AEGIS modernization (AMOD) requirements. Covers production of spy
transmitter ordnance alteration kits for the multi-mission signal processor,
radio frequency coherent combiner, sidewall capacitor and travelling wave
tubes. AMOD fields combat system upgrades to “enhance the anti-air
warfare and ballistic missile defense capabilities” of AEGIS equipped DDG 51
destroyers and CG 47 cruisers.
Teledyne Defense Electronics
$34,963,200 to repair
traveling wave tubes (model 10 kW) in support of AEGIS.
LITTORAL
COMBAT SHIP (LCS)
Austal USA $7,700,942 for post
shakedown availability for LCS Kansas City (LCS-22).
Lockheed Martin $98,674,505
for
sustainment of the LCS Component Based Total Ship System – 21st Century -(LCS
COMBATSS-21); associated combat system elements. Work includes maintenance
and “evolution” of the LCS COMBATSS-21 (the backbone of the ship's mission
system) and associated combat system elements.
Lockheed Martin $22,436,852
letter contract for
integration, demonstration, testing, and operation of the Layered Laser Defense
(LLD) weapon system prototype onboard a Navy LCS while that vessel is underway.
Key areas of work to be performed include development of a prototype structure
and enclosure to protect the LLD from ships motion and maritime environment in
a mission module format; system integration and test with government-furnished
equipment; platform integration and system operational verification and test;
systems engineering; test planning; data collection and analysis support; and
operational demonstration.
Northrop Grumman
$11,467,560 for Airborne
Laser Mine Detection System/Airborne Mine Neutralization System kits, Common
Support Container Kits, and 20ft Reduced Weight Basic Outfitting Assembly to
support the LCS Mission Modules Program. Northrop Grumman $49,143,009 for
engineering services re LCS Mission Modules Program.
SUBMARINE
Alberici-Mortenson JV
$191,900,391 for
recapitalization of the dry dock at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay.
CACI $13,222,827 for
engineering, technical, administrative, and managerial (support) services re the
Ships Availability Planning & Engineering Center and non-nuclear waterfront
and deep submergence system programs at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Kittery, ME.
General Dynamics $7,307,480
for planning
and execution of USS South Dakota (SSN 790) guaranty. Planning and
execution efforts and material procurement in preparation of work on USS South
Dakota.
General Dynamics
$13,107,282 for additional
fiscal 2020 development studies and design efforts for Virginia class submarines.
Huntington Ingalls $7,532,422
for
engineering and technical design effort to support R&D concept formulation
for current and future submarine platforms.
Lockheed Martin $8,759,811 for Integrated
Submarine Imaging System (for submarine electronic warfare models AN/BLQ-10 and
TI-18) kits and spares.
NAVAL NUCLEAR PROPULSION
Bechtel $18,350,860 for naval
nuclear propulsion components.
Fluor Marine Propulsion LLC
$1,775,605,000 for naval
nuclear propulsion work at the Naval Nuclear Laboratory.
SURFACE SHIP
MAINTENANCE
BAE Systems, Huntington
Ingalls, General Dynamics $171,876,527 for
maintenance and Chief of Naval Operations availabilities on amphibious ships
homeported in San Diego, CA.
Cabrillo Enterprises, South
Bay Sand Blasting & Tank Cleaning, and Surface Technologies Corp.
$10,000,000 to support
deck covering removal and non-skid installation services onboard Navy ships in
and around San Diego, CA.
Colonna Shipyards
$8,903,875 for an 80-day
shipyard availability for emergency dry-docking of Spearhead (T-EPF 1).
CB Tech Services, Coastal
Marine Services, Sitta, Paige & Associates, and Pacific
Shipyards Int. $13,000,000 IDIQ for interior
decking commercial industrial services at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard & Intermediate
Maintenance Facility, HI.
General Dynamics
$10,932,727 for
engineering services and Navy equipment.
W.F. Magann
Corp. $33,233,279 to replace Dry
Dock 2 caisson at Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, VA.
SHIP WEAPONRY
BAE Systems $99,352,026 for MK 41
Vertical Launching System (VLS) canister production and ancillary hardware for
U.S. Navy (85%); and Japan (15%). VLS canisters serve as the missile shipping
containers and launch tubes when loaded into VLS modules.
Lockheed Martin $25,449,876
for Launch
Sequencer (LSEQ) MK 5 Mod production in support of the VLS. Involves FMS to
South Korea and Finland.
Lockheed Martin $65,815,333
for production
and engineering services of the Navy's Undersea Warfare Systems (model
AN/SQQ-89A(V)15) for surface ships.
Lockheed Martin $65,008,603
for combat
system and engineering support of the Ship Self-Defense System. Lockheed Martin
$65,008,190 for Ship
Self-Defense System engineering support.
Lockheed Martin $29,647,813
for program
management office and engineering services in support of the Surface Ship
Undersea Warfare System model AN/SQQ-89(V).
Lockheed Martin $8,800,000 for the
full-rate production of the Surface Electronic Warfare Improvement Program and
AN/SLQ-32(V)6, a combat system that provides a “full range of undersea warfare
functions.”
L3Harris $14,181,070 for Mk 20 Mod
(automatic grenade launcher) 1 Electro-Optical Sensor Systems, radar
cross-section kits, shock ring kits and spares. Mk 20 EOSS is a component of
the gun weapon systems employed by Guided Missile Destroyer (DDG 51 class);
Ticonderoga-class cruiser (CG 47 class); the Coast Guard patrol cutters.
L3Harris $14,849,324 for 808 rounds
of 57mm MK 332 high explosive-4 bolt guided cartridge ammunition. This 57mm electrically-primed cartridge is designed to function in the
57mm MK 110 GM for combating surface and air targets.
Raytheon $2,139,779,656
for
procurement, manufacture, and assembly of the Standard Missile-3 Block IB all
up rounds for the U.S. and FMS partners. Raytheon $45,806,628 for
engineering and technical services of Standard Missile 2/6 for U.S. Navy (17%);
other DOD activities (44%); FMS (39%).
Raytheon $8,586,095 for FY2020
Evolved Sea Sparrow Missile (ESSM) Block 2 LRIP requirements. Raytheon
$17,172,191 to support
FY2020 ESSM Block 2 LRIP requirements.
Raytheon $146,076,524 for Rolling
Airframe Missile Block 2/2A Guided Missile Round Pack and spare replacement components
for U.S. Navy (68%); Germany (3%); Saudi Arabia (26.2%), UAE (1.6%), Egypt
(0.8%), and Turkey (0.2%) (1% combined).
Raytheon $109,607,857 for MK 15
Close-In Weapon System (CIWS) upgrades
and conversions, system overhauls, and associated hardware.
United Technologies Corp. $8,065,106
for
cryptographic modernization of Tactical Air Command Network 1.0/1.1 weapon data
link radio for Harpoon Block II+, Joint Standoff Weapon, and Small Diameter
Bomb Increment II programs.
SHIP OPERATION – THIRD
PARTY
Ocean Shipholdings
Inc. $13,445,617 for operation
and maintenance of two USNS Gordon-class, class surge, large,
medium-speed roll-on/roll-off vessels; and two USNS Shughart-class
surge, large, medium-speed roll-on/roll-off vessels.
Patriot Contract Services
$33,411,234 for operation
and maintenance of eight government-owned, contractor operated Watson-class
large, medium-speed roll-on/roll-off ships supporting worldwide prepositioning
requirements.
NAVAL SEA SYSTEMS
COMMAND (NAVSEA)
BAE Systems $200,313,251 for USS Boxer
(LHD-4) docking and selected restricted availability.
Gulf Island Shipyards
$129,925,080 for
construction of two additional towing, salvage and rescue ships (T-ATS) and for
unique item identification on the T-ATS 6-class program.
Innovative Defense
Technologies $8,067,432 for Navy
engineering services, required material and travel.
Leonardo DRS $30,061,502 for
multipurpose surface search and fire-control AN/SPQ-9B radar systems and
associated equipment.
Lockheed Martin $19,413,337
for Navy
equipment production in Liverpool, NY (66%); Millersville, MD (33%); Marion, MA
(1%).
Management Services Group
Inc. $110,242,536 for Network,
Processing, and Storage (NPS) Technical Insertion 16, Modification 1 production
equipment. Provides for computer processing and memory, data storage and
extraction, network systems, and input and output interfaces to host Navy
combat systems and their software applications.
RWG USA Inc. and Canadian
Commercial Corp. (representing Standard Aero Ltd., also known as SAE) $30,000,000
(a program cumulative value) for
depot-level overhauls of Navy 501-K17 marine gas turbines used on CG 47-class
ships.
VT Halter Marine
$39,906,609 for detail
design and construction of an Auxiliary Personnel Lighter – Small (APL(S)).
NAVAL AIR SYSTEMS
COMMAND (NAVAIR)
BAE Systems $12,697,209 to procure
OE-120B antenna groups, retrofit kits, and delta installation and checkout kits
for U.S. Navy in support of the Air Traffic Control and Landing program office.
Additionally, this modification provides for the procurement of two OE-120B
antenna groups for Japan. BAE Systems $12,697,209 to procure
OE-120B antenna groups, retrofit kits, and delta installation and checkout kits
for U.S. Navy in support of the Air Traffic Control and Landing program
office.
DynCorp $104,085,696 for
maintenance and logistics support on aircraft & support equipment, Patuxent
River, MD.
Naval Systems Inc.
$28,181,538 for program
management, lifecycle logistics, business process improvement, functional
assessment, data and gap analysis, engineering requirements as well as
management and requirements analysis in support of the Aviation Logistics
Environment.
Sabre Systems Inc.
$77,733,927 IDIQ for digital
transformation planning and execution; enterprise alignment; technology exploration;
acceleration and integration; digital/IT consultation business intelligence;
application portfolio management; system integration; enterprise architecture;
design and management; web management; Navy Marine Corps Intranet/Next
Generation Enterprise Network program management; IT operations; cybersecurity;
information assurance; cloud services; maintenance functions; network security;
automated data processing support services; digital modeling and virtual
environment support; talent change management; data analytics and integration;
and business process management and improvement in support for the Naval Air
Systems Command Digital Group, Patuxent River, MD.
Siemens $8,651,400 to provide
various Situation, Task, Action, and Results – Computational Continuum
Mechanics software and add-on Hierarchical Evolutionary Engineering Design
System and Amesim packages in support of the
Aeromechanics & Thermal Analysis branch at NAVAIR Weapons Division
(NAWCWD), China Lake, CA.
Smartronix Inc. $26,565,294
for
development, planning, execution, monitoring and life cycle services for IT/cybersecurity
programs and activities in support of NAVAIR Aircraft Division, IT & Cyber
Security Department.
NAVAL
INFORMATION WARFARE CENTER PACIFIC (NAVWAR) – Formerly known as Space & Naval Warfare
Systems Command Pacific.
Cubic Defense Applications
$9,027,588 for R&D on
software for real-time logistics and supply chain system situational awareness,
future state prediction and assessment of resilience at “unprecedented scale
and speed.”
KOAM Engineering Systems
$9,711,022 IDIQ for systems
engineering integration, engineering analysis, installation, testing and
evaluation, fleet troubleshooting, configuration management, integrated
logistics support, deploying group systems integration testing and combat
systems ship qualification trials of tactical data link systems.
Perspecta Enterprise Solutions $62,143,412 IDIQ for work on
the existing Next Generation Enterprise Network contract. Work on affected end
user hardware seat services will be performed throughout the U.S.
CYBER,
SIGINT & CRYPTOGRAPHY
SI2 Technologies
$13,491,546 for protection
of Army and DOD “assets and weapon systems from emerging threats.”
Vencore Labs $14,547,132 for R&D re
Autonomous Defensive Cyber Operation, tactical networks, communications.
INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY & THE CLOUD
CACI $27,483,671 for travel and
other costs re Network Operations and Security Center (NOSC) IT support
services.
ID Technologies $46,579,188
to purchase IT
equipment and accessories.
Leonardo DRS $205,998,000 IDIQ
(task order 0001 is $16,884,194) for production
of Army installation kits.
COMMUNICATIONS
General Dynamics $8,016,219
to procure
warranty coverage for the configuration items for the Tactical Network
Transport On the Move System. General Dynamics $49,000,000 IDIQ for production
of spare parts in support of the Warfighter Information Network Tactical
Increment 1.
Lockheed Martin
$112,747,940 for Mobile
User Objective System (MUOS) space segment sustainment. Northrop Grumman
$48,235,113 IDIQ for MUOS to
legacy Ultra High Frequency (UHF) Satellite Communications Gateway Component
systems and services.
L3Harris $383,247,000 IDIQ for radio
systems with NSA-certified Type 1 encryption, radio ancillaries, provisioning
kits and required documentation for the procured High Frequency radio systems.
Raytheon $63,524,350 to produce,
test and deliver fully integrated Navy Multiband Terminals (NMT).
Tribalco LLC $8,863,183 for support
and services to manage the complete life cycle of the USACE radio
communications mission.
MICROELECTRONICS
Honeywell $10,340,614 for
engineering sustainment support services of the strategic radiation-hardened
microelectronics facility and production capability. Sustainment services
cover engineering to sustain Honeywell’s strategic radiation-hardened
microelectronics capability through researching extensions of existing products
and technology, radiation testing and analysis, and sustaining existing
application specific integrated circuit product support and multi-project wafer
test/modeling capability. Services are “required to maintain a domestic,
trusted source for strategic radiation-hardened microelectronics to meet the
DOD certification to Congress, as stipulated by the fiscal 2018 NDAA
Section 1670.” This has to do with nuclear weaponry.
SATELLITES
& SPACE SUPPORT
Data Computer Corp. of
America $7,201,113 for the
Western Range Modernization Network operations, maintenance and sustainment at
Vandenberg AFB, CA.
InDyne $51,386,233 for Solid
State Phased Array Radar Systems management, operation, maintenance, and
logistical support at Beale AFB, CA; Cape Cod AFS, MA; Clear AFS, AK; Thule AB,
Greenland; and RAF Fylingdales, U.K.
Northrop Grumman
$24,978,602 for embedded
GPS/Inertial Navigation System engineering, manufacturing and development. For
the incorporation of System Requirements Document Version 3.2.1 and the
incorporation of Statement of Work Revision 4.
Northrup Grumman
$19,098,570 for software
development and training in Redondo Beach, CA.
Raytheon $378,129,190 for Global
Positioning System Next Generation Operational Control Segment (OCX) for the
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) replacing International Business Machines
(IBM) Project. Raytheon to replace IBM equipment with HPE equipment for all OCX
Block 1 Deliverable Environments. For Space Force.
Raytheon and L3Harris;
$37,639,960 and $30,604,891, respectively, to develop
protected tactical waveform capable modems for satellite communication.
Raytheon $26,148,084 for delta
pricing B-Tables for added and deleted work for contract line item numbers
0004, 0005 and 0006 for Global Aircrew Strategic Network Terminal.
MISSILE
DEFENSE AGENCY (MDA) – After intense lobbying by the
U.S. war industry, the D.C. regime pulled out of the Anti-Ballistic Missile
Treaty in 2002. This paved the way for the establishment of the Missile Defense
Agency, and allowed the U.S. war industry to develop, market, and sell
“ballistic missile defense” weaponry. This weaponry is one of the most
lucrative sectors of the U.S. war industry.
Lockheed Martin for production
of THAAD interceptors and associated one-shot devices. $327,498,097.
Northrop Grumman
$20,808,229 for on-orbit
operations & sustainment of Space Tracking & Surveillance System at the
Missile Defense Space Center in Colorado Springs, and at Northrop Grumman facilities,
Redondo Beach, CA.
BALLISTIC
MISSILES / NUCLEAR WEAPONRY
Boeing $8,330,128 for the ICBM
Cryptography Upgrade Increment II production.
Lampson International
$7,907,692 IDIQ for reactor
compartment disposal land haul services: off-load, transport and placement of
defueled, decommissioned reactor compartment disposal packages from a barge at
the Port of Benton in Richland, WA, to a burial trench located on the U.S.
Department of Energy's Hanford site in support of Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
and Intermediate Maintenance Facility, Bremerton, WA.
Lockheed Martin
$601,332,075 for the
Trident II (D5) production and deployed systems support. U.K. funds $93,325,301. Lockheed Martin $136,988,110 for U.S. and
U.K. and provides Trident Fleet Support, Trident II Strategic Systems Programs,
Shipboard Integration (SSI) Increment 8, SSI Increment 16, Columbia Class and
U.K. Dreadnought Navigation Subsystem development efforts.
Northrop Grumman
$11,244,675 for
engineering and tactical underwater launcher hardware production to support
development & production of the Common Missile Compartment.
Systems Planning &
Analysis Inc. $7,036,704 for technical
engineering services and programmatic support for nuclear weapons surety in the
areas of policy, planning, analytical support to security, training,
compliance, incident response, and safety engineering.
MISSILES,
BOMBS, ROCKETS, PROJECTILES
BAE Systems $339,131,639 for 48 vehicle
sets of self-propelled howitzer and carrier, ammunition, tracked vehicles and
associated support.
General Dynamics
$51,893,340 for MK 82
guided missile director and MK 200 guided missile director control production
efforts for U.S. Navy (61%); Spain (25%); Japan (14%).
General Dynamics
$26,464,692 for additional
procurement of BLU 111 Engineering Change Proposal warhead assemblies.
Lockheed Martin
$426,292,567 for building
missiles and launch assemblies. Lockheed Martin $183,686,645 for all incidental
maintenance, facilities support and technical services for planning, management,
and production of missiles.
Lockheed Martin $14,686,324
for 4,001
laser guided training rounds BDU-59B/B.
L3Harris $19,381,064 for integrated
circuit chips (that go in ordnance).
Northrop Grumman
$164,954,564 for Advanced
Anti-Radiation Guided Missiles (AARGM). Includes two Captive Air Training
Missiles for Germany.
Northrop Grumman
$24,695,129 for additional
BLU 111 Engineering Change Proposal warhead assemblies.
Northrop Grumman
$104,770,422 for precision
guidance kits.
Northrop Grumman
$74,500,000 for the Mk 419
Mod 1 fuze and the Mk 92 Mod 1 5” All Up Round
projectile.
Raytheon for production
and delivery of tactical missiles (Lot 20 AIM-9X, Block II and Block II plus),
captive air training missiles, plus all up round tactical missiles, captive
test missiles, special air training missiles, advanced optical target
detectors, Block II and II+ guidance units (live battery), captive air training
missile guidance units (inert battery), Block I and II propulsion steering
sections, electronic units, multiple purpose training missiles, tail caps,
maintenance, sectionalization kits, containers and
spares for U.S. Air Force ($144,732,057); U.S. Navy ($143,119,230).
Raytheon $108,321,679 for hardware,
facilities, equipment, and all technical, planning, management, manufacturing,
and testing efforts to include all incidental services to produce the PATRIOT
Digital Sidelobe Canceler and Peripheral Enhancement Assembly box production
kits.
Manson/Connolly Seal Beach
JV $66,530,000 for
construction and building operations of Ammunition Pier, Naval Weapons Station
Seal Beach, reconstruction of Anaheim Bay Road, and construction of the Smoke
Shack Building.
Major Tool & Machine
$22,796,400 for additional
BLU 111 (Mk 82) Engineering
Change Proposal warhead assemblies.
Raytheon $493,440,000 IDIQ for
recertification and modernization of Tactical Tomahawk (TACTOM) Block IV all-up
round missiles.
Raytheon $147,899,498 for full rate
production and delivery of 90 Lot 16 Block V TACTOM Vertical Launch System
missiles and other hardware and related services for the Navy. Also procures
TACTOM Block IV AUR recertification AGR-4 Spares.
Raytheon $108,321,679 for PATRIOT
Digital Sidelobe Canceler and Peripheral Enhancement Assembly box production
kits.
Raytheon $85,734,819 for Excalibur projectiles. Overseas
work in Karlskoga, Sweden; Southway,
U.K.; and Glenrothes, U.K.
Reyes Construction Inc.
$21,166,800 to build
missile magazines at Naval Weapons Station, Seal Beach, CA.
MOBILE
RADAR
EWR Radar Systems
$21,529,141 IDIQ for contractor
logistics support for the Portable Doppler Radar program.
Northrup Grumman
$52,633,871 for
inspection, testing and support services for tactical radar systems, including
supply chain management and quality assurance.
LAND
VEHICLES
Allison Transmission
$68,557,517 for new X1100
Abrams transmissions, transmission upgrades, transmission sustainment kits and
service support.
C. E. Niehoff
& Co. $11,199,440 max. for engine
regulators and generators.
Cummins Inc. $9,752,276 for diesel
engine repair kits.
Digitized Schematic
Solutions $260,000,000 IDIQ for sustainment
of Air Force Materiel Command technical data by standardizing roles, processes,
and methodology at Robins AFB, GA; Hill AFB, UT; Tinker AFB, OK; Peterson AFB,
CO.
Florida Ordnance Corp.
$23,116,080 for cylinder
heads for the M51/M74/M88 recovery vehicle.
General Dynamics
$92,160,561 for Abrams
Systems technical support.
GTA Containers Inc. ($48,133,329);
and Breton Industries Inc. ($48,133,329), for vehicular
doors and covers.
Leonardo DRS $9,756,178 for Joint
Assault Bridge Systems.
Oshkosh Defense $9,186,740 for material,
labor hours, travel and other direct costs supporting maintenance of light
tactical vehicles. Oshkosh Defense
$25,522,182 for Joint
Light Tactical Vehicles. Oshkosh Defense
$17,405,696 for the Joint
Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV) system technical support JLTV retrofit
efforts. Oshkosh Defense $14,474,137 to incorporate
engineering change proposals for Mounted Family of Computing Systems into
baseline configuration of JLTV. Oshkosh
Defense $16,754,161 for packaged
kits for the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle family of vehicles. Oshkosh Defense $173,788,535 for heavy
expanded mobility tactical trucks, palletized load system (PLS) trucks, and
self-recovery winches on the Family of Heavy Tactical Vehicles. Oshkosh
Defense $100,886,870 for heavy
expanded mobility tactical trucks, PLS trucks and PLS trailers on the Family of
Heavy Tactical Vehicles. Oshkosh Defense
$46,093,000 for heavy
expanded mobility tactical trucks, PLS, and PLS trailers on the Family of Heavy
Tactical Vehicles. Oshkosh Defense $25,669,720 for heavy
expanded mobility tactical truck common bridge transporters and basic issue
item kits with and without winches on the Family of Heavy Tactical
Vehicles.
SMALL
ARMS & LIGHT WEAPONRY (SALW)
General Dynamics
$30,188,828 for ammunition
cartridges.
Heckler & Koch
$33,500,000 for Compact
Semi-Automatic Sniper Systems and Squad Designated Marksman Rifle.
Olin Winchester $37,980,972
IDIQ for 9mm
frangible ammunition.
Sierra Four Industries,
Culmen International, Multinational Defense Services, Ultra Defense Corp.,
Global Ordnance LLC, Blane International, Greystone LLC will compete for each
order of the $350,000,000 for weapons,
parts, optics, accessories, tools and manuals for various commercial, foreign,
non-standard and U.S. obsolete weapon systems.
GEAR
& EQUIPMENT
Airgas USA $57,649,805 for gaseous
nitrogen.
BAE Systems $8,568,715 for E-2
parachute survival ensemble units and FLU-10 inflators for U.S. Navy
($3,666,389; 43%) and Japan ($4,902,326; 57%).
Carter Enterprises
$33,810,422 for body armor
for U.S. Army. Ceradyne
Inc. $111,100,000 IDIQ for enhanced
small arms protective inserts.
Elbit Fort Worth
$45,999,995 for production
of spare parts in support of the Aviators' Night Vision Imaging System/Heads-Up
Display system. L3 $7,000,000 for IDIQ production
of MX-12389 image intensifier tubes in support of field level maintenance of
the AN/AVS-6 night vision imaging system.
FLIR Systems $12,133,461 for
non-warranty repairs, provision item ordering spares, product revisions,
upgrades and production systems of the maritime mounted sensor in support of multiple
electro-optic sensor systems allowing the user to operate in low-light
conditions.
Propper International (Puerto
Rico) $63,760,444 for
loadbearing equipment of U.S. Army.
PD Systems $14,829,404; SAWTST
LLC $10,842,921 to maintain
and sustain equipment assigned to the 63rd Army Reserve Readiness Division.
CLOTHING
Capps Shoe Co. $15,396,000
max. for men's
poromeric shoes for U.S. Army, Air Force and Marine Corps.
Federal Prison Industries
$12,720,000 IDIQ for Army
physical fitness uniform jackets. SND Manufacturing $8,130,915 for running
suit jackets for U.S. Navy and Marine Corps. Tennier
Industries $14,884,350 for
parkas.
Goodwill Industries of
South Florida Inc. $11,099,962 for Advanced
Combat pants. National Industries For The Blind $9,039,000 for Army
Physical Fitness Uniform pants.
EDUCATION
& TRAINING
Manhattan Construction Co.
$85,407,155 to build a new
four-story, 201,000 square-foot general instruction building to support U.S.
Army War College, Carlisle Barracks, PA.
Poly Inc.; Mason &
Hanger Group Inc.; Merrick and Co.; Benham Design LLC; HNTB Corp.; Water
Resource Associates LLC will compete orders
of overall $18,000,000 for architect and engineering design services in support
of the Range & Training Land Program.
Phoenix Logistics Inc.
$516,000,000 to provide
capabilities to the Joint Land Component Constructive Training Capability
across the range of warfighting functions.
Valiant Global Defense
Services $60,000,000 for mission
support services to Joint Readiness Training Center, Fort Polk.
FORCE PROTECTION
Sauer Inc. $9,711,000 for management
of an access control point in Arlington, VA.
Serco $60,747,812 for lifecycle
sustainment of physical security/access control and command, communications,
computers and intelligence systems in support of NAVFAC anti-terrorism/force
protection ashore program at various Navy installations worldwide.
Raytheon $64,751,190 to provide
operations and sustainment support for Persistent Surveillance Dissemination
System of Systems in support of Product Manager Force Protection Systems.
Alliance Technical Services
$24,704,670 for chemical
management services and third party logistics services for DLA Aviation in
support of Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex.
Bechtel $1,212,239,175 for operations
at Pueblo Chemical Agent Destruction Pilot Plant, Colorado.
Dawson Technical Inc.
$14,719,129 for facilities
operation and maintenance, Army Chemical Defense Training Facility, Fort
Leonard Wood, MO.
Leidos $34,485,270 for scientific
& technical services supporting projects under Biological Threat Reduction
Program.
Valiant Global Defense
Services $30,000,000 IDIQ for research,
development, testing and evaluation, for tools and technologies that allow for
joint and combined planning and data interchange with U.S. coalition partners
in multiple theaters, for combatting chemical, biological, radiological and
nuclear threats. Work at Wright-Patterson AFB, OH, Camp H.M. Smith, HI; and the
Undersea Warfare Development Center, San Diego, CA.
DEFENSE THREAT
REDUCTION AGENCY (DTRA)
Booz Allen Hamilton
$37,892,180 max. for advisory
and assistance services in support of the Program Integration Division of the
Cooperative Threat Reduction Program for Defense Threat Reduction Agency, Fort
Belvoir, VA. Booz Allen Hamilton
$37,892,180 for advisory
and assistance services in support of the Program Integration Division of the
Cooperative Threat Reduction Program, Defense Threat Reduction Agency.
UTILITIES – Privatizing utilities is never a good idea. It prioritizes
profit over the health and wellbeing of the people. Additionally, water is a human
right; corporate greed should
be nowhere near it.
Direct Energy Business
$24,551,424 to supply and
deliver retail electricity and ancillary/incidental services.
Base Utilities Inc.
$7,244,277 for additional
utility services: two water and two wastewater systems for the Air Force.
Old North Utility Services
$29,083,224 max. for
water/wastewater utility service charge.
West Point-Granite JV $14,990,280 for water
treatment plant repairs: Basins 343-348 and 352-353 Naval Air Facility El
Centro, CA.
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
Alliant Enterprises LLC
$43,750,000 max. for laboratory
supplies and wares.
Chartwell RX LLC $7,074,642
IDIQ max. for numerous
pharmaceutical products in support of the Corporate Exigency Contracts
program.
ERA Health LLC $30,000,000 for hospital
equipment and accessories for the DLA electronic catalog.
MEDICAL
SERVICES
QTC Medical Service
$999,000,000 for commercial
health services for the Reserve Health Readiness Program-III.
MEDICAL
CONSTRUCTION
Vali Cooper International
$30,000,000 for
architect-engineer technical support services for the U.S. Department of
Veterans Affairs Health Care System.
FUEL
& ENERGY – The U.S. Armed Forces consume more fossil fuels than any other organization in the
world.
EnerSys Energy Products
Inc. $28,661,172 for
batteries.
VIP TRANSPORT
Lockheed Martin $19,217,204
for
Presidential Helicopter Replacement Program (VH-92A) initial spares and system
parts replenishment.
TRANSPORTATION _
USTRANSCOM
Three companies—SeaCube Leasing International Inc., Textainer
Equipment Management, Triton Container International Limited—$17,253,689 for intermodal
equipment leasing and transportation services, and related container support
functions, to include interfacing with government systems to meet the
government missions and exercises.
WAREHOUSING &
DISTRIBUTION
Flick Lumber Co. $9,340,523
for
performance oriented packaging (POP) boxes.
ENVIRONMENTAL
– The
U.S. military is the single greatest institutional polluter in the world (in
terms of carbon pollution, particulates, nuclear waste, runoff, etc.). The
Pentagon hires Corporate America to remediate a fraction of the military’s
pollution.
Jacobs CH2M $54,000,000 IDIQ
for
comprehensive long-term environmental architect and engineering services on
Navy and Marine Corps installations at sites in NAVFAC Atlantic, including 35%
in Puerto Rico.
Tetra Tech $78,000,000 IDIQ
for
comprehensive long-term environmental architect-engineering services on Navy
and Marine Corps installations in NAVFAC Atlantic. Supports Navy's
Environmental Restoration Program, Munitions Response Program, and other
similar programs.
Vernadero Group Inc., Gulf South Research Corp., BioResource Consultants Inc., Hercules JV combined
$30,000,000 for natural
resources-related services at various locations within NAVFAC Southwest. Work
provides natural resources-related services for botanical and animal surveys,
wetland delineations, biological monitoring, soil sampling and analysis,
natural resources and fire management plans, native plant community planning
and restoration, wildland erosion control plans, research & analysis of the
effects of military training or similar extensive land uses (e.g. off-road
vehicle use) for natural resources on the species, community and landscape
scale.
GREENING
THE MILITARY – Any ‘green’ contract merely serves to mask empire in a green
cloak. There is no greening the war machine.
Concurrent Technologies
Corp. $7,771,574 for support
services to help meet energy reliability and resilience requirements for
utility distribution systems and various energy security positions: Arlington, VA
(40%); Camp Lejeune, NC (12%); Okinawa Prefecture, Japan (12%); San Diego, CA
(11%); Quantico, VA (10%); Bridgeport, CA (4%); New River, NC (3%); Cherry
Point, NC (3%); Barstow, CA (3%); Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan (1%); Pohang, S. Korea
(1%).
FOOD
SERVICES
The New Jersey Department
of Human Services $57,806,700 for food
service to dining facilities on the Dix area of Joint Base
McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, NJ.
BASE
OPERATIONS SUPPORT SERVICES (BOSS) - BOSS typically includes some
combination of the following services: air operations, bachelor quarters,
custodial, electrical, environmental services, facilities investment, fire
& emergency services, galley, grounds maintenance, housing, integrated &
waste, janitorial services, management & administration,
morale-welfare-recreation, ordnance, pavement clearance, pest control, port
operations, public safety, supply, utilities, vehicles & equipment service,
visual services, waste management, wastewater, and water. Security is sometimes
included. This work
was once done by the troops, prior to the corporate takeover of the Pentagon.
KJS Support Services JV
$8,594,573 IDIQ for BOSS at
Naval Air Facility El Centro, CA. NCS/EML SB JV $11,854,362 for BOSS at NAS
Whiting Field and outlying areas, and Milton, FL. Pensacola Bay Support Services $23,169,254 IDIQ
for BOSS at NAS
Pensacola and outlying areas: Saufley Field, Corry Station and Bronson Field. Professional Contract Services Inc.
$31,630,226 for BOSS at
Naval Medical Center, Portsmouth, VA, and its outlying support sites. Rock Island Integrated Services $7,463,098 for BOSS in
Rock Island, IL. Techflow
Mission Support $26,831,726 for BOSS at
Camp Lejeune, MCAS New River, and other outlying areas. Rae Management Services LLC $10,100,516 for laundry
services for 60 military locations. Vectrus
Systems $32,898,231 for BOSS at
Maxwell-Gunter AFB, AL.
OVERSEAS
BOSS
Centerra Group LLC $8,503,518 for BOSS at
military and civilian installations in the Singapore.
CONSULTING,
ADMIN & LOGISTICS – A January 2015 report noted that trimming some outsourced
administrative waste (like we see in this category of consulting, admin, and
business logistics) would have saved roughly $125 billion over five years. The
Pentagon leadership (many of whom come from leadership positions in U.S. war corporations)
buried the report, fearing Congress might use it to cut the war budget.
QED Systems, Gryphon
Technologies, McKean Defense Group, Huntington Ingalls $49,497,614 IDIQ for services
related to technical, process and programmatic support for integrated logistics
and technical documentation. Overseas work in Yokosuka, Japan; Manama, Bahrain.
Raytheon BBN $9,321,564 for research
logistics and supply chain automated reasoning and information fusion,
real-time demand forecasting and system resilience assessment. Will allegedly
provide a distributed system that learns the logistics enterprise, estimates
its operational state and provides predictive analytics to answer key
diagnostic and prognostic questions about logistics performance, resilience,
flexibility, and survivability “under a range of what-if scenarios.”
SupplyCore $75,000,000 for facilities
maintenance, repair and operations items.
Technica $181,708,286 for logistics
support services at Fort Bliss, TX.
OFFICE
SUPPORT
Markon Inc. $40,000,000 FOR technical
support services for DOD Washington Headquarters Services at the Pentagon
Reservation, Arlington, VA.
Sabel Systems Technology Solutions, Targeted Approach LLC,
CANA LLC, Knowledge Management Inc., Arrow Alliance Industries $94,184,597 IDIQ
for professional
support services to the Assistant Deputy Commandant, Installations and Logistics,
Logistics Plans, Policies and Strategic Mobility Division, Marine Corps
Installations Command.
FINANCES
Ernst & Young LLP
$9,236,783 for continued
non-personal services to assist TRANSCOM/TCJ8 in accounting and financial
operations and sustainment of audit readiness in compliance with generally
accepted accounting principles as well as provide a broad spectrum of systems
support across the USTRANSCOM enterprise.
Guidehouse LLP $10,449,089 for audit
finding remediation support services for the Office of the Under Secretary of
Defense (Comptroller).
KPMG LLP $9,798,753 for financial
improvement and audit readiness support services to the Deputy Commandant,
Installation and Logistics. This includes audit remediation activities for
plant, equipment and inventory related property and process reform within the
Marine Corps Installation and Logistics and its supporting establishments
associated with the Acquire-to-Retire, Plan-to-Stock, Procure-to-Pay and
Order-to-Cash business mission areas.
OVERSEAS
CONSTRUCTION
AECOM, Aptim
Federal Services, Jacobs CH2M, Environmental Chemical Corp., Fluor, Perini
Management Services Inc. $85,000,000 IDIQ for global
contingency construction projects worldwide. Construction and related
engineering services will respond to natural disasters, humanitarian
assistance, conflict and various projects with similar characteristics.
AECOM, Aptim,
Jacobs CH2M Hill, Environmental Chemical Corp., Fluor, Perini Management
Services, $11,443,694 for global contingency
construction projects worldwide and provides for the Navy on behalf of DOD and
other federal agencies when authorized to make an immediate response for
predominately construction services. Construction and related engineering
services will be in response to natural disasters, conflicts, humanitarian
assistance and projects with similar characteristics.
AECOM, Arcadis, Cardno GS Inc., Jacobs, Tetra Tech Inc., Wood Environment &
Infrastructure Solutions Inc. $90,000,000 IDIQ for
environmental services and environmental construction. A broad range of
environmental services including operations and maintenance activities
associated with environmental programs, environmental construction, repair and
demolition work including remediation, restoration and abatement on real
property in support of DOD environmental mission. Work will be performed at
various installations within U.S. European Command and U.S. Africa Command.
Nan Inc. $117,803,121 to build a
bachelor enlisted quarters (BEQ) at Marine Corps Base Hawaii, Kaneohe, Hawaii.
MAINLAND
INFRASTRUCTURE
CHC/SJH JV LLC $21,481,049 for long-term
riprap repair of the Walter F. George Dam. Fort Rucker, AL.
Great Lakes Environmental
& Infrastructure $16,895,200 for coastal
storm risk management in Beaumont, TX. TX Dewatering LLC $8,502,179 for
improvements in the Houston Ship Channel, Houston, TX.
Great Lakes Environmental
& Infrastructure $22,516,124 for levee
improvements in Marysville, CA. Maloney
Odin JV $8,993,349 for
reconstruction of two miles of levee in Sacramento, CA.
R&D Maintenance
Services $15,989,749 for
maintenance, repair, construction, and operations of Hartwell Lake and Dam
project in Hartwell, GA.
AIRFIELD
REHABILITATION
Coffman Specialties
$11,155,000 to repair 500
ramp aircraft parking stalls (Phase I and II) at Travis AFB, Fairfield, CA.
C. W. Roberts Contracting
$49,000,000 IDIQ for pavement
work (on airfield, roadways, parking lots, sidewalks, etc.) and traffic control
devices at Eglin AFB, FL; and Duke Field, FL.
Lagan Construction
$29,716,940 for design,
build, repair, replacement of runways and overruns at Westover Air Reserve
Base, MA.
Pave-Tech Inc. $15,189,633 for repairs to
Taxiway Bravo and Taxiway Golf at NAS Fallon, NV.
VLJM LLC $35,000,000 IDIQ for paving
projects at various government installations within Camp Pendleton and Naval
Weapons Station Seal Beach, CA.
ARCHITECT-ENGINEERING
SERVICES
AECOM; HDR Environmental,
Operations & Construction; MSE Group LLC; Jacobs; Phe-Baker
JV LLC, Tetra Tech; Trinity/Jacobs JV $49,000,000 for architect
and engineering services to support the USACE South Atlantic Division.
EMC Inc. and Florabama Geospatial Solutions $10,000,000 for architect
and engineering services for professional surveying and mapping services.
Mason & Hanger-Pond JV
$8,000,000 for
architectural and engineering support for the Central Texas Air Office.
MAINLAND CONSTRUCTION
& ENGINEERING – Endless war requires
endless construction and building repair. An added bonus for the Pentagon and
the U.S. war industry is how this construction activity effectively co-opts the
working class, making them feel like they’re on the same team as the troops. It
is a very powerful narcotic.
Aptim Federal Services $10,498,157 for a
mini-mart and gas station at Naval Base San Diego.
Archer Western Federal JV
$41,247,000 for work on an
aircraft hangar in Dover, DE. Harkins Builders Inc. $19,750,853 to build an
Army Reserve center in Newark, DE.
Arrow DJB II JV, Ironshore
Contracting, EG Management Services, Roofing & Sustainable Systems Inc.,
Island Contracting Inc. $19,800,000 for
construction, repair, alteration and related demolition of new roofing for
facilities within NAVFAC Washington: mostly, MD (45%); D.C. (30%), VA (25%).
Brantley Construction Co.,
Howard W. Pence Inc., Military & Federal Construction Co. Inc., Windamir Development Inc., will compete for orders of
$75,000,000 for
construction, design, renovation, upgrades, improvement and maintenance or
repair of government facilities.
Daniels & Daniels
Construction $9,871,900 to repair Bachelor
Enlisted Quarters 4311 at MCAS Cherry Point, NC.
Grunley Construction Co.
$20,553,000 for exterior
infrastructure and security improvements in Fairfield, PA. This is likely
Raven Rock.
Harper Construction Co.
$57,213,146 for renovation
and addition of Hangar 95, the new construction of an aircraft parking apron,
as well as a parking facility at MCAS Yuma, AZ. Construction must conform
to Intelligence Community Directive 705 security requirements and accreditation
(pdf).
I.E. Pacific Inc.
$19,886,020 for repair and
upgrade of Bachelor’s Enlisted Quarters Buildings 5698 and 5697 at Marine Corps
Air Station Miramar, CA.
Jacobs EwingCole
JV $79,000,000 IDIQ for
multi-discipline architect and engineering services, for large projects under the
military construction program within NAVFAC Southwest's AOR.
JW Clark Enterprises Inc.
$16,000,000 for simplified
acquisition of Base Civil Engineer Requirements support for Joint Base
Langley-Eustis, VA.
Manson Construction Co.
$46,100,000 for the design
and construction replacement of Pier 8, Naval Base San Diego, CA: a new
single-deck pile, and a supported and reinforced concrete pier to replace the
existing Pier 8.
RQ-DPR JV $61,062,000 for design and
construction of an aircraft paint complex for the Fleet Readiness Center
Southwest, Naval Base Coronado, California.
R. A. Burch Construction
Co. $56,433,432 for an alert
force complex at Travis AFB, Fairfield, CA.
The Ross Group Construction
Corp. $26,755,960 to renovate
Bldg. 1634 Volar Barracks, Fort Polk, LA.
Sauer Inc. $31,412,000 for Volar
Barracks renovations at Fort Polk, LA.
SGS LLC $19,940,157 for a fire
rescue center in Altus, OK.
Stantec Consulting Services
$14,143,940 for design of
pump stations and drainage structures.
T.E. Davis Construction Co.
$9,715,000 for
renovations to 4 buildings at Camp Johnson, a satellite of Camp Lejeune.
Tetra Tech-Stanley JV
$12,000,000 for
architect-engineer services primarily for civil works design.
Triton Marine Construction
Corp. $16,774,160 for RM 17-1369
hotel pier repairs at JB Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii.
TW Metals Inc. $62,000,000 for commercial
metal products.
8 construction firms $92,000,000
for
construction at government installations within NAVFAC Southwest.
16 construction firms will
compete for $55,173,306 for minor
construction at Watervliet Arsenal, NY.
Ameresco, Archer Western
Federal JV, RQ Construction, Sauer Inc., The Whiting Turner Contracting Co. compete
for task orders under an overall $975,000,000 IDIQ for large
general construction projects within NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic, primarily Camp
Lejeune and MCAS Cherry Point, NC. The Whiting-Turner Contracting received
an initial task order for motor
transport maintenance expansion, MCB Camp Lejeune, NC.
DREDGING
The Dutra Group $21,550,000
for West Coast
Hopper Maintenance Dredging in Hammond, OR; and Samoa, CA. Mike Hooks LLC
$24,000,000 for rental of
pipeline dredging equipment. Weeks Marine Inc. $10,296,000 for dredging
the Mississippi River, Plaquemines, LA.
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Christian Sorensen is an author and an independent
journalist.
His work focuses on the U.S. war industry.