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Hundreds
of corporations, big and small, comprise the US war industry.
Endless war is the most profitable racket on Earth. What follows
are the DOD contracts issued during May 2021.
FOREIGN
MILITARY SALES (FMS)
– The US war
industry sells to capitalist regimes around the world through direct commercial
sales and foreign military sales (FMS). FMS tend to deal with big-ticket items
or goods and services of a sensitive nature. Through FMS, the US government
procures and transfers industry goods and services to the allied government. In
fiscal year 2020, the war industry sold
$50.8 billion through FMS, and $124.3
billion through direct commercial sales.
Ace Aero, Airtec, Alion Science & Technology
Corp., Arctos Mission Systems LLC, ATI Engineering Services, Axxeum, BlackHawk
Aerospace, ISD, KIHOMAC, L3Harris, Leidos, MAG Aero, Meta Special Aerospace,
Naval Systems Inc., Northrop Grumman, PAE, Pinnacle Solutions, SES-i, Sierra
Nevada Corp., Textron, Vertex combined $950,000,000 IDIQ for
various FMS countries: engineering assessments, ISR sensors & related
equipment, integration of ISR sensors into non-standard aircraft, and contractor
logistics support for non-standard aircraft with ISR sensors.
Northrop Grumman $75,500,000 IDIQ for
Global Hawk RQ-4 multi-country aircrew and maintenance training (program
management support, courseware modification and development, pilot training,
sensor operator training, and airframe and ground maintenance training) for US
government and Air Force Security Assistance Training international partners’
mission objectives. Unspecified FMS.
Leidos $38,047,689 IDIQ for
engineering support services for planning, design, specification, development,
fabrication, installation, integration and support of the British Undersea Test
and Evaluation Center High Gain Measurement System. Includes FMS (U.K.).
Gentex Corp. $14,128,200 for
FMS (Austria): acquisition of Sentry XP helmets.
Lockheed Martin $24,295,051 for
non-recurring engineering and logistics and sustainment program support for
F-35 in support of Poland.
QuantiTech Inc. $14,039,714 for
programmatic support for the Utility Helicopters Project Manager's Office, Huntsville,
AL. Some FMS (Australia, Austria, Brazil, Colombia, Croatia, Egypt, Japan,
Jordan, Latvia, Lithuania, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, Sweden, Taiwan, Thailand, Tunisia).
Relyant Global LLC $19,601,741 for
FMS (Nigeria): construction of a new airfield, security fencing and other
facilities at Kainji Air Base, Nigeria.
Atlantic Diving Supply, W.S. Darley & Co.,
Owens & Minor Distribution Inc., Regulus Global LLC, TQM LLC, d.b.a. Two
Rivers Medical $516,953,713 IDIQ under solicitation SPE2DS-17-R-0002 for
the FMS Medical and Surgical Tailored Logistics Support program. For foreign
militaries worldwide.
Howell Instruments $7,592,558 for
the JetCal Analyzer BH112PA-77-3 test unit for USA and FMS.
Leidos $17,635,011 for
FMS (Afghanistan): contractor logistics support services in Kabul. MD Helicopter Inc. $14,500,000 for
contractor logistics support for Afghanistan Air Force fleet of armed MD 530F
rotary wing aircraft. Work in Mesa, AZ; Kabul, Afghanistan; and Al-Ain, UAE.
Oshkosh Defense $26,067,335 for
FMS (Egypt): M978A4 Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck Tankers, M984A4
Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck Wreckers, and M1070A1 Heavy Equipment
Transporters. Raytheon $112,690,243 to
perform Navy transition to production efforts for RAM Block 2B and exercise
options for fiscal 2021 FMS to Egypt for the Rolling Airframe Missile (RAM)
Block 2 guided-missile round pack.
Boeing $18,238,622 for
FMS (Japan): six months of setup and 12 months of post-delivery-support
services for the first two KC-46A aircraft delivered to Japan.
Lockheed Martin $5,677,773 (up to $17,870,625)
for
FMS (cases JA-P-CRV, JA-P-FYE, JA-P-QDC, JA-P-QEW, JA-P-LZW, JA-P-FYF, GY-P-GQK):
pre-mission planning, execution, and post-mission analysis to support live fire
events, flight test support, system engineering, integration and test, and
technical support to produce and delivery modeling and simulation.
Northrop Grumman $17,658,636 for
technical and sustainment support for E-2C/D aircraft common and unique
requirements for France and Japan.
Lockheed Martin $51,000,000 for
FMS (France): long-term sustainment of C-130 aircraft (program management,
field service representatives, travel and per diem, data, replenishment of
spares, and other sustainment tasks). Work in Bae Aerienne, France, and USA (Marietta,
GA).
Lockheed Martin for
Long-Range-Anti-Ship Missiles (lots 4 and 5) and tooling and test equipment. FMS
funds $1,893,025.
Chenega ceiling $8,800,000 IDIQ for
continental U.S. international military student support services: lodging,
transportation, and meal support services Task orders will be for FMS
international military student training.
UNINHABITED
AIR VEHICLES & CRAFT
Avion Solutions Inc. $8,820,564 for
logistics support for the Unmanned Aircraft Systems project manager's office, Huntsville,
AL.
General Atomics $11,183,991 to
procure Group 5 unmanned air system ISR support for Task Force Southwest and
Marine Corps operations using contractor-owned/contractor-operated MQ-9 Reaper.
Leidos $34,380,759 for
research, development, test and evaluation support to ISR weapon systems.
Lockheed Martin $7,527,417 to
provide total system support for the Multi-Function Electronic Warfare-Air
Large systems.
SAIC $11,219,955 for
ISR modernization support at Fort Belvoir, VA.
Textron $17,246,349 for
unmanned aircraft systems ISR data collection support services for DOD, “other
government agencies”, and domestic and overseas contingency operations.
TLD America $11,266,204 IDIQ for
21 (max.) Diesel/Electric Polyalphaolefin Cooling Carts in support of aircraft
avionics and radar systems during testing & maintenance fir [Northrop
Grumman] MQ-4C Triton program for U.S. Navy, FMS customers, and international
partners.
UNINHABITED
SEA VEHICLES & CRAFT
General Dynamics $72,798,641 for
the retrofit of five Surface Mine Countermeasure Unmanned Undersea Vehicle
systems to the Block I configuration and engineering support services.
CORONAVIRUS
Gen Probe-Inc. $178,500,000 for
Panther Fusion SARS-CoV-2 assays, Aptima SARS-CoV-2 assays, multiplex test kits
and associated reagents and consumables.
US Medical Glove Co. $63,612,247 for
capacity expansion to increase continental U.S. production of 24 new production
lines with the ability to produce 192.8 million gloves/month for the Department
of Health and Human Services in care of the Defense Assisted Acquisition team.
Baker Jacobs JV $8,413,620 for
additional critical utility designs for an aircraft hangar for USACE’s Middle
East District.
Leidos $17,635,011 for
contractor logistics support services for the Afghan Air Force Special Mission
Wing, Kabul, Afghanistan. Fiscal 2010 Pseudo FMS (Afghanistan) funds.
Production Products Manufacturing & Sales
$7,500,000 for
the Force Provider Expeditionary (FPE)
TRICON System.
Vectrus Systems Corp. $9,299,847 for
base operating services at Isa Air Base, Bahrain.
EUCOM
American Roll-On Roll-Off Carrier $15,359,153 for
stevedoring and related terminal services in Port of Gdansk, Poland.
Boeing $15,225,696 for
Operational Flight Trainer design specification changes in Sesto Calende, Italy,
and St. Louis, USA.
Lockheed Martin $30,612,010 to
engineering and security support, test and site updates, risk mitigation
support, and continued completion effort for the Aegis Ashore Poland site (Redzikowo).
Noble Supply and Logistics ($568,000,000); TWI
USA LLC, which is now part of ADS ($240,000,000); and SupplyCore Inc. ($108,000,000)
IDIQ for
facility maintenance, repair and operation supplies and related incidental
services. Work in USA (MA, VA, IL) European Zone 1 and Zone 2, and Africa. For
DOD and NATO.
HDR Engineering Inc. $25,000,000 IDIQ for
repair & alteration of facilities, site development, waterfront, airfield
facilities, infrastructure systems (including water, sewer, drainage,
electrical, and communication), and energy conservation at various locations
within NAVFAC Hawaii.
Noble Sales Co. ($562,500,000 for Zone 1 of
the Pacific Region) and PAE-IMK International ($375,000,000 for Zone 2 of the
Pacific Region) for
facilities maintenance, repair, and operations requirements. Performance in USA
(MA, VA), Japan, Okinawa, Diego Garcia, the Philippines, Thailand, and S. Korea.
Waterman Transport $8,363,200 for
vehicle carrier M/V Green Bay for the transportation of military cargo in
support of Defender Pacific 2021. A 106-day charter.
BC Customs LLC ceiling $70,000,000 IDIQ for
the Search & Rescue Tactical Vehicle (SKTV) – Side by Vehicle (SXV), training,
and accessories for special warfare.
L3Harris $438,000,000 for
the Suite of Integrated Radio Frequency Countermeasures program.
L3Wescam USA $96,430,000 for
the Improved Rotary-wing Electro-optical/Infra-red Sensor (IRES) program for
SOCOM.
Walsh Federal LLC $27,957,700 to
construct a Special Operations Forces operations facility, Fort Bragg, NC.
IAP World Services $36,608,417 IDIQ for
base operating support services at Naval Station Guantánamo Bay (includes
caring for swimming pools).
DEFENSE ADVANCED
RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY (DARPA) – Most DARPA work is carried out by
corporations, including academic institutions.
Booz Allen Hamilton $29,055,963 for
DARPA enterprise support services for director’s office management, director’s
office front office support, public affairs office support, legislative affairs
office support, military operational liaison support, general counsel office
support, strategic resources management support, international cooperation
support, commercial strategy support, mission services office support, business
processes directorate support, functional support to facilities and logistics
directorate, and visual media services.
CORPORATE CAPTURE OF
U.S. INTELLIGENCE / ESPIONAGE
Assured Information Security $11,928,615 for
R&D of improvements to Signals Intelligence Tactical Analysis & Reporting
Gateway (STARGATE) platform. Enable expanded integration with enterprise tools
and information systems, development of capabilities for automatically
cataloging and managing an inventory of the global radio frequency emitter &
communications network environment. Expand integration of datasets from
additional multi-national and multi-agency ISR platforms & sensors, and
integration of STARGATE Exploitation Tools into these platforms.
Dynanet Corp. $8,615,669 for
operations and enhancement services with associated skill sets to support the DCSA Program
Executive Office’s applications systems development. Work in DCSA’s Theodore
Roosevelt Building in D.C.; at other facilities in Macon, GA; and Boyers, PA;
and via remote work.
Perspecta $29,343,005 (bringing contract total
up to $473,803,770) for
ongoing development& operation of DCSA security
enterprise architecture and data analytics prototype re: major components of a
comprehensive IT system for managing all background investigations and security
clearance adjudications for federal employees and contractors. Work within
the National Capital Region surrounding Fort Meade, MD.
Threat Tec - Yorktown Systems Group JV
$33,663,657 to
provide support services for the U.S. Army Training & Doctrine Command’s
Intelligence Operational Environment, Fort Eustis, VA.
ACADEMIA – US academia is part of
the US 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.
Mississippi State University $7,787,143 for
research focusing on sensor analytics and remote sensing, geo-materials, steel
and future technologies for force protection. For USACE Engineer Research and
Development Center, Vicksburg, MS.
John Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab to
provide robust end-to-end systems engineering, operational analysis of
component architectures across all aspects of the kill chain, technology
concept exploration, and analysis and performance assessments in multiple
warfare domains areas across regions and theaters of operation. Domains include
air, land, sea, space and cyberspace. Warfare areas include air and missile
defense; air-to-air combat (including manned and unmanned aircraft); countering
unmanned vehicles (in all domains); time-critical target defeat; anti- surface
warfare (including small-boats and gun-boats), anti-submarine warfare, and
mining; offensive strike; electromagnetic maneuver warfare; electronic attack;
negating counter-space capabilities, i.e. command and control (C2) systems,
direct satellite attack, hardening, and replenishment; command, control,
computers, communications (C4); intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance
(C4ISR); counter-integrated air defense systems (IADS); offensive and defensive
cyber capabilities; and nuclear systems to include nuclear command, control and
communications (NC3) systems. These efforts provide assessments and alternative
methods for countering contested environment capabilities. The 7 exercised
options provide a broad range of services which include engineering, R&D, test
and evaluation, and analytic capabilities… The contractor shall provide subject
matter expertise, independent, objective system engineering and analysis to
conduct studies, and assist OSD in resolving technical issues.
University of Maryland College Park, Office of
Research Administration ($10,000 to $10,000,000) for
Mid Atlantic Crossroads connectivity that includes supplies and services that
will include, but are not limited to, connectivity, colocation and engineering
services in support of the Uniformed Services University of the Health
Sciences.
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 in any
given season. The lead corporation, Lockheed Martin, does not intend to address 162 of the jet’s
883 known design flaws.
IDSC Holdings LLC, Snap-on Industrial
$8,882,217, for
up to a maximum of 1360 toolsets, each containing 1410 different types of
commercial tools required to support F-35 USA, FMS, and non-DOD participants. “Non-DOD international partners” and “non-US DOD
participants” are international customers, though administratively distinct
from FMS.
Lockheed Martin $194,704,140 for
non-recurring engineering, integration and testing of the aircraft interface
module in support of ASQ-239 electronic warfare/countermeasures system upgrades
planned for F-35 (lot 17) aircraft deliveries for USA and non-DOD participants.
Western Metal Supply Co. $9,399,778 for
design and build of F-35A aircraft shelters at RAF Lakenheath, U.K.
The Whiting-Turner Contracting $20,236,813 for
design-bid-build of a vertical lift fan test facility (“which is integral in
operation of the F-35B aircraft”) located at MCAS Cherry Point.
L3Harris $18,883,053 for
non-recurring engineering and material to develop and qualify the degraded
visual environment helmet mounted display and processor capability for
integration into MV-22B Osprey aircraft.
HORNET (F-18)
Raytheon $20,040,000 for
six AN/APG-79(V)4 radar systems. Also: software, obsolescence management,
engineering support and associated technical, financial, and administrative
data for AN/APG-79(V)4 replacement radar retrofit integration into F/A-18C/D
aircraft for Marine Corps.
AIRBORNE EARLY WARNING
(HAWKEYE & SENTRY)
Rolls-Royce $8,758,770 to
repair and return T56-A-427A engine modules and propulsion systems for E-2D
Advanced Hawkeye.
Northrop Grumman $9,529,494 to
procure two additional E-2D Delta System/Software Configuration Build IV
(DSSC4) developmental test aircraft, increasing the quantity from three to five
(upgrade of the mission computer display memory from 32GB to 64GB).
SPIRIT
(B-2)
Northrop Grumman $21,189,678 to
manufacture B-2 power supplies.
POSEIDON
(P-8) & ANTI-SUBMARINE WARFARE
Boeing $24,017,614 to
procure additional software builds to provide correction of deficiencies in
support of the P-8A Increment 3 Acoustics Multi-static Active Coherent
Enhancements program.
WARTHOG
(A-10)
Yulista Integrated Solutions $32,945,523 for
repair & building of the Upgraded Heads Up Display (UHUD) AN/AVQ-29A kits,
repair of the non-kit UHUDs, and revise the technical content to properly
represent all depot-level procedures required to repair UHUDs. UHUD for A-10
aircraft. Work in Warner Robins, GA.
AERIAL
REFUELING
Boeing $101,730,845 for
KC-46 engineering, manufacturing, and development contract: interim contractor
support and the exercise of the options for logistics service
representatives/field service representatives support for Seymour Johnson AFB, NC.
MILITARY
RESEARCH – A recent report from the
Government Accountability Office indicated, “DOD does not know how contractors’
independent R&D projects fit into the department’s technology goals.”
Advanced Technology International $99,000,000 IDIQ
for
the Navy Manufacturing Technology (ManTech) Composite Manufacturing Center: identify,
develop, and facilitate the transition of composite, polymeric and other
non-metallic manufacturing technologies to composites fabricators and other
relevant industrial facilities to reduce the cost and time to build and repair
key naval platforms.
BAE Systems $7,768,282 for
R&D (for AFRL)
to cultivate innovative machine learning and fusion algorithms in order to
advance automatic target recognition, machine learning, and multi-level,
multi-source fusion technology to improve algorithm performance.
BAE Systems $21,642,248 for
life cycle contractor support for the Limited Interim Missile Warning System
quick reaction capability.
Boeing $20,000,000 IDIQ for
the Advanced Turbine Technology for Affordable Mission-Capability (ATTAM): “develop,
demonstrate, and transition advanced turbine propulsion, power and thermal
technologies that provide a disruptive improvement in affordable mission
capability”.
General Dynamics $52,158,941 for
R&D support services for the Naval Medical Research Unit – Dayton, OH
(NAMRU-D). Support services include administrative, graphic, logistical,
statistical, training, and technical support for R&D activities. Technical
support includes, but is not limited to, assistance with interrogatories,
medical and scientific authoring and editing of research proposals, human use
protocols, animal use protocols, and technical and scientific reports; workshop
and conference administrative, scientific, and technical support and
management; coordination of technical review meetings and the preparation and
presentation of point papers, technical reports, and other briefings resulting
from these meetings; preparation and support of technical summaries and
publications resulting from research activities; support in development of Institutional
Review Board protocols for human use research; preparation and support of
Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee protocols for animal research;
presentation of research findings at scientific meetings and professional
conferences; writing, reviewing, editing, and submitting peer-reviewed articles
and technical reports.
InfoScitex Corp. $243,050,000 IDIQ for
R&D re: “transformative aerospace capabilities and multi-domain operations
(MDO) modeling, simulation, and analysis (MS&A) and MDO MS&A tool
development and MDO analysis for AFRL, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH.
Intuitive Research & Technology Corp.
$15,147,549 for
technical support for a prototype integration facility, Huntsville, AL. Systems
Products and Solutions $12,999,759 for
logistical support services in Huntsville.
Stephenson Stellar Corp. $19,700,950 for
design, creation and operation of a fully functional 5G Independent Testing Lab
while providing the 5G, cyber, and space expertise required to establish
efficacious evaluation techniques, commensurate with the technology’s evolving
complexity.
UES Inc. $19,999,484 for
R&D and field-testing to detect and assess molecular and environmental
threats to optimize Airman readiness for AFRL.
HELICOPTERS
– Pertinent news: The Pentagon spent $773 million on helicopter rides for U.S. and
coalition personnel & equipment in Afghanistan during September 2017-September
2020, according to DOD’s Inspector General.
Boeing $7,674,185 for
integration of the legacy strap pack assembly for remanufactured AH-64E
aircraft.
Lockheed Martin (Sikorsky) $22,473,085 for
four VH-92A aircraft MT-1 cabin interiors and MT-1 spares in support for depot
level stand up for the Presidential Helicopters Replacement Program. Work in
Woodland, WA (70%); Coatesville, PA (10%); Wood Dale, IL (7%); Stratford, CT
(2%); locations within the continental U.S. (11%).
Lockheed Martin (Sikorsky) $17,273,575 adding
scope to
provide production system engineering and program management support in support
of CH-53K aircraft.
Lockheed Martin (Sikorsky) $25,813,361 to
repair/overhaul the refueling probes on the HH-60G helicopter.
Raytheon $16,793,446 for
Airborne Mine Neutralization Systems (AN/ASQ-235),
used from Lockheed Martin aircraft.
Textron $15,788,876 IDIQ for
a one-time mid-life upgrade engineering change proposal for the advanced
boresight equipment (ABE) system to modernize and bring 100 fielded domestic
and FMS units up to the current commercial off the shelf configuration. Also, depot
repair and upgrade support for the ABE currently installed on AH-1Z, AH-1W and
MH-60R combat aircraft, ashore and afloat.
GENERAL
AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE
Amentum $8,819,937 for
aviation maintenance in Texas, Germany, and Kosovo.
Amentum $171,161,084 for
logistics support services for fixed-wing fleets performing transport aircraft
missions.
Engineering and Software System Solutions,
Southwest Research Institute, and University of Dayton Research Institute $300,000,000
IDIQ for
the Comprehensive Landing Gear Integrity Program.
National Instruments Corp. $19,214,605 for
Versatile Diagnostic Automatic Test Station (VDATS) kits. These kits are test
stations for a variety of weapon systems, including manned airplanes,
helicopters, drones, and ships.
Symetrics Industries LLC, d.b.a. Extant
Aerospace $39,701,664 IDIQ to
fabricate, integrate, test, and deliver line replaceable units (LRU) and shop
replaceable units (SRU) in accordance with the technical data package (TDP) and
schedule for the ALE-47 Counter Measure Dispenser System (CMDS).
ProLog Inc. $61,216,601 IDIQ for
production support services to include, logistical support, operational
management of warehouses, inventory, and storage of aircraft parts, production
of tool kits, external support to the in-service repair program, operation &
maintenance of mega centers, environmental support, equipment management
functions, and transportation of materials in support of depot level
maintenance for US Navy.
Serco Inc. $19,783,501 for
chemical management services for DLA Aviation.
Spectro Scientific $39,900,000 for
the delivery of the Field Lab 58MA. For initial testing and documentation,
production, and sustainment services.
AIRCRAFT
INSTRUMENTATION, PODS & SENSORS
BAE Systems $18,337,677 for
300 Mode 5 capable AN/APX-117A/118A/123A(V) Common IFF Digital Transponder
Systems and associated shop replaceable assemblies for US military (Navy, Army)
and non-U.S. DOD participants.
CACI estimated maximum $496,000,000 IDIQ for
support to the Ogden Air Logistics Complex’s (OO-ALC) Automated Test System
Sustainment Initiative II (ATSSI II) program for the continued development and
sustainment of a depot technology infrastructure supportive of OO-ALC mission
to perform critical test functions important to the ongoing operational safety,
suitability, and effectiveness of multiple Air Force weapon systems/subsystems.
Raytheon estimated $12,016,370 for
ARN-153 Tactical Air Navigation receiver
transmitters.
AIRCRAFT
PERSONNEL DEVICES
Ensign-Bickford Aerospace and Defense Co.
$30,132,310 IDIQ for
engineering, technical, administrative and programmatic management support for
total life cycle management of the various aircrew escape systems managed under
the joint program office for the Cartridge Actuated Device/Propellant Actuated
Device Tri-Service Charter.
Lockheed Martin $7,987,433 to
expand Aegis FMS in-scope work including radar integration/test support
services under existing line item numbers 1218 and 2218.
LITTORAL
COMBAT SHIP (LCS) – Some call the LCS a “floating garbage pile.”
General Dynamics $17,367,349 IDIQ for
engineering and technical services to support combat systems and command,
control, communications, computers and intelligence (C5I); hull, mechanical and
electrical (HM&E) equipment, components, software, training and equipment
for the Austal Independence variant of the LCS program.
General Dynamics $10,948,227 for
LCS Independence for combat management system software support and in-service
engineering support.
General Dynamics $13,095,962 for
in-service engineering and lifecycle support services for the Independence-class
LCS, which consists of the integrated combat management system and its
interfaces; command, control, communications, computers, combat systems and
intelligence elements; software applications; and networking environment
hardware program services.
Lockheed Martin $15,560,859 for
the implementation of configuration management changes on select Freedom-variant
LCS. Work in Marinette, WI. Lockheed Martin $12,478,541 for
industrial post-delivery availability support for the Freedom-variant LCS
USS Marinette (LCS 25) in Marinette, WI.
ARLEIGH BURKE-CLASS
DESTROYERS (DDG)
Boeing $16,576,269 for
design agent services re: AN/USQ-82(V) Gigabit Ethernet Data Multiplex System
(GEDMS).
NIMITZ-CLASS AIRCRAFT
CARRIERS (CVN) – This class of aircraft
carrier is plagued with problems.
Huntington-Ingalls Industries $115,008,106 for
engineering and technical support for USS John F. Kennedy (CVN-79).
SUBMARINES
Huntington Ingalls Industries $10,700,241 to
continue performance of the repair, maintenance, and upgrade efforts on the USS
Helena (SSN 725) dry-docking selected restricted availability.
Lockheed Martin $9,672,000 for
the design, prototyping, and qualification testing of submarine electronic
warfare equipment.
PAE $37,301,649 for
operation and maintenance of the Atlantic Undersea Test and Evaluation Center on
Andros Island, Bahamas (64%); West Palm Beach, FL (36%).
SURFACE SHIP
MAINTENANCE
Crane Technologies Group $20,077,068 for
modernization of six 60/15-ton portal cranes at Norfolk Naval Shipyard (NNSY)
and one at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility
(PSNS & IMF).
EG Designbuild LLC $11,248,000 for
roof repair at Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, VA.
Huntington Ingalls $302,642,828 for
planning yard support for LPD 17 amphibious transport dock ships, LHD 1/LHA 6
amphibious assault ships, LSD 41/49 dock landing ships and LCC 19 amphibious
command ship.
Konecranes Nuclear Equipment and Services
$43,506,432 for
one 175-ton portal crane at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard.
South Bay Sand Blasting & Tank Cleaning
$11,127,825 IDIQ for
management, administrative and production services, materials, tools,
equipment, and required support to accomplish removal of old deck covering and
underlayment (including rubber base if present), abrasive blast, ultra-high
pressure water jet, and power tool clean decks; prepare surfaces, apply primer
coatings, and install new non-skid deck covering onboard Navy or other military
type vessels.
Weston and Sampson $30,000,000 for
utility design in NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic. Task order 0001 $401,340 for designing
replacement of pump test equipment in Building 300 at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
in Kittery, ME.
Delphinus Engineering, East Coast Repair &
Fabrication LLC, Integrated Marine Services Inc., LPI Technical Services, Orbis
Sibro Inc., Q.E.D. Systems Inc., Tecnico Corp., Valkyrie Enterprises Inc. $986,320,480
IDIQ for
design, installation and repair services for habitability systems, spaces,
facilities, fixtures, and equipment. Work in the Norfolk, VA, area (45%); other
East Coast areas (5%); the West Coast (45%); various outside of the continental
U.S. locations (5%).
SHIP INSTRUMENTATION
Northrop Grumman $74,829,628 for
Surface Electronic Warfare Improvement Program Block 3 Hemisphere systems (SEWIP).
Note the spread: Work in Baltimore, MD (55%); Tampa, FL (6%); Andover, MA
(5%); Chelmsford, MA (4%); Rochester, NY (3%); San Diego, CA (3%); Los
Angeles, CA (2%); Winona, MN (2%); Stafford Springs, CT (2%); Glendale, AZ
(1%); Nashua, NH (1%); Elk Grove Village, IL (1%); White Marsh, MD (1%);
Tucson, AZ (1%); Chandler, AZ (1%); WA, NC (1%); Woodridge, IL (1%);
Richardson, TX (1%); Minneapolis, MN (1%); El Cajon, CA (1%); Hiawatha, IA
(1%); Littleton, CO (1%); Glendale, CA (1%); miscellaneous locations each less
than 1% (4%).
SHIP WEAPONRY
Raytheon $9,382,374 to
support the Evolved Seasparrow Missile (ESSM) Block 2 life, parts, and ESSM
Block 1 test equipment supplies for US Navy (64%); international consortium
nation navies (34%); Japan (2%).
NAVAL SEA SYSTEMS
COMMAND (NAVSEA)
Air New Zealand Gas Turbines (ANZGT) of Auckland
and MTU Maintenance Berlin-Brandenburg GmbH of Ludwigsfelde combined
$67,590,498 IDIQ for
repair and overhaul services of the LM2500 power turbine assembly.
Atlantic Diving Supply $8,836,885 IDIQ for
maritime buoyant plates to support the antiterrorism afloat equipage program
for Naval Surface Warfare Center Panama City Division, Panama City, FL.
L3Harris $13,258,653 for
engineering services, program management, systems engineering, software
development, risk management, algorithm and software prototype development,
configuration management, and information assurance for Navy (97%); Australia
(2%); and Japan (1%).
Lockheed Martin $12,628,264 for
Navy equipment, long-lead material, and spares.
Lockheed Martin $15,308,297 for
the Electromechanical Control Actuation System.
Marinette Marine Corp. $553,891,420 for
detail design and construction of one Constellation-class guided-missile
frigate, future USS Congress (FFG 63), and integrated digital environment
support.
Mountain Horse $7,911,552 IDIQ for
maritime buoyant plates, to support the antiterrorism afloat equipage program.
Progeny Systems Corp. $38,876,284 for
continued development of the Data Acquisition and Retrieval System. Work in
Groton, CT (90%); Manassas, VA (5%); Newport, RI (5%).
Serco - IPS Corp. $37,644,745 for
professional support services in the areas of program management,
administrative support, surface ship modernization, inactive ships, surface
ships readiness, surface training systems, business and financial management,
records management, and IT support for Naval Sea Systems Command Surface
Warfare (SEA 21). Overseas work in Yokosuka (2%), Sasebo (1%), Japan; Manama,
Bahrain (1%).
Swiftships LLC $59,283,807 for
construction of five Landing Craft, Utility 1700 class (1707-1711).
Systems Engineering Associates Corp.
$14,616,549 IDIQ for
continued architecture development, software development, software integration
and testing and software Capstone demonstration to further develop Payload
Control System Technology and Combat Systems Acquisition Prototype Initiative
Data Interface software to enable payload integration prototypes.
NAVAL AIR SYSTEMS
COMMAND (NAVAIR)
L3Harris $8,985,269 for
engineering investigations, engineering change proposals, integration, testing,
spares repair parts, engineering and technical support in support of the fibre
channel network switch (FCNS-24) Lot 45 full rate production.
ManTech $26,279,754 to
continue to provide warfare analysis, modeling and simulation, software
development, architectures builds and assessments, acquisition analysis and
support, and analytic program support in support of naval and joint warfighting
capability assessment and warfighting analytic efforts for NAVAIR Naval
Aviation Enterprise, Chief of Naval Operations, and FMS customers. Work in
Patuxent River, MD.
NAVAL AIR WARFARE
CENTER AIRCRAFT DIVISION (NAWCAD)
Antech Systems Inc. $91,848,919 for
engineering and technical support; maintenance and material management;
software engineering, development, and integration; and development of
logistics packages in support of command, control, communications, computers,
and intelligence operational maintenance and engineering training for the
military and other government agencies.
KBRWyle $28,918,883 IDIQ for
field maintenance services in support of fleet area controls and surveillance
facility air control tracking systems and AN/FYK-39(V) radar warning receivers.
Physical Optics Corp. $52,088,365 IDIQ for
technical support and problem resolution in support of integration and
sustainment of the Digital Data Set system into the T-45 aircraft.
NAVAL
SUPPLY SYSTEMS COMMAND (NAVSUP)
Serco Inc. $14,101,733 for
task orders for engineering-based cost analysis, logistics support, training
and technical services in support of the price fighters department at NAVSUP
Weapon Systems Support.
NAVAL
INFORMATION WARFARE CENTER PACIFIC (NAVWAR)
Booz Allen Hamilton, CSSI Inc., DIGITALiBiz
Inc., Serco, and Scientific Research Corp. of Atlanta cumulative $279,803,380 IDIQ
for
engineering support services and supplies for the conception, design,
development and delivery of integrated systems, networks and supporting
infrastructure on a non-emergent basis along with the corresponding
engineering, technical, and management support services and equipment for air
traffic control, meteorology and oceanography, and aviation C5ISR electronic
systems.
COLSA Corp. $33,961,328 IDIQ, to
provide engineering services supporting development, maintenance,
interoperability and operations of the data link tactical tool, gateway
systems, and mini-rack systems.
Insight Public Sector Inc. $2,560,000,000 for
Commercial Software Product Management of Core Enterprise Technology
Agreements. DOD Enterprise Software Initiative (DoD ESI) “streamlines software
licensing acquisition and provides IT products that are compliant with DoD
technical standards and represent the best value” for DOD. This DOD Enterprise
Software Agreement (ESA) will provide commercially available perpetual
licenses, software assurance, user-based subscription licenses to include
Microsoft 365, Microsoft Azure, and client access licenses among others.
Serco Inc. $70,000,000 for
engineering support services and supplies for the conception, design,
development and delivery of integrated systems, networks and supporting
infrastructure on an emergent basis. Includes the corresponding engineering,
technical, and management support services and equipment for air traffic
control, meteorology and oceanography, and aviation C5ISR electronic systems
for NAVWAR Atlantic.
SOLUTE Inc. $46,600,000 for
professional services for systems engineering, software engineering,
cybersecurity engineering, DevSecOps (development, security and operations)
engineering, and network engineering.
INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY & THE CLOUD
IBM $14,345,290 for
advisory and assistance support: continues support for the development,
implementations, analysis and provision of policies, guidance, oversight,
career-field management and human-capital management programs across the civil
engineer enterprise.
Oracle $16,061,658 for
my personnel (myPers) Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Oracle Service
Client (OSvC) Bridge: continued operations, sustainment and support of a CRM
software platform of personnel knowledge, business processes and transactional
services for active-duty, guard, reserve, retirees, and civilian personnel and
their families.
Peraton $36,692,424 for
electromagnetic spectrum services applied engineering, spectrum and
electromagnetic environmental effects engineering analysis support in support
of DISA/Defense
Spectrum Organization.
Technica Corp. $43,473,826 for a task order under
Network-Centric Solutions-2 for
Blanket Operations and Security Sustainment (BOSS) support services: “secure,
standardized and highly available net-centric enterprise of systems and
services across strategic, operational, and tactical boundaries in support of
National Intelligence Community priorities and combatant commanders’ full
spectrum of war fighting missions”. Work at Joint Base San Antonio–Lackland, TX;
and Wright-Patterson AFB, OH.
CYBER
ACC Construction Co. $62,211,668 to
construct an advanced individual training complex in Fort Gordon, GA.
Stephenson Stellar Corp. $22,738,300 for
tools and techniques to facilitate defensive cyber operations for space through
the R&D of a land and space-based cyber experimentation platform entitled
the “Stellar Space Cyber Range.”
SPACE
LAUNCH
RGNext (General Dynamics & Raytheon) $15,566,389
for
a telemetry end-to-end processing system. Work primarily in Western Range at
Vandenberg AFB and Pillar Point, CA.
SpaceX $16,737,600 to
add mission-unique launch services to the USSF-67 mission under the National
Security Space Launch Phase 2. Work in CA (Hawthorne & Vandenberg AFB) and
FL (Cape Canaveral Space Force Station).
SATELLITES
& SPACE SUPPORT
AT&T $8,006,363 for
cyber defense operations and related administrative services at Schriever AFB
and Buckley AFB, CO, and Vandenberg AFB, CA.
BAE Systems $325,533,853 for
GPS receiver parts and vendor-managed inventory services. Raytheon $68,420,138 for
GPS receiver parts and vendor-managed inventory services.
LinQuest $28,825,859 for
space test and engineering services re: pre-launch, launch, and early orbit,
on-orbit satellite activities, and anomaly resolution for current & potential
missions. Work at Kirtland AFB, NM; and Schriever AFB, CO.
Sigmatech $17,345,725 for
Launch, Range, and Networks advisory and assistance support. For technical
support in the areas of operations, planning, budgeting, resource analysis,
requirements development and justification, mission communications engineering
and enterprise support, configuration control, project integration, studies,
aeronautical procedures and program reviews in support of mission operations,
research and development needed to support system development and integration,
and sustainment activities. Work at Peterson AFB, CO.
Source America $15,707,407 IDIQ for
custodial services at Peterson AFB and Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station.
Tecolote Research $14,143,057 for
acquisition and financial support advisory and assistance services at Los
Angeles AFB, CA; Kirtland AFB, NM; Cape Canaveral Space Force Space Station, FL;
and the Pentagon.
MISSILE
DEFENSE AGENCY (MDA) – After intense lobbying by the US
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 US war industry to develop, market, and sell “ballistic
missile defense” weaponry. This weaponry is a lucrative business sector of war.
Cummings Aerospace Inc. $21,000,000 IDIQ to
continue to integrate and enhance the Simulation Framework ToolKit and
Coordinated Cyber/Electronic Warfare Integrated Fires Tool to conduct
quick-turn, end-to-end, left through right of launch analysis with varying
sensor and weapon technologies.
Strategic Alliance Solutions LLC $51,418,192 for
warfighter operational integration advisory and assistance services in
Huntsville, AL; Fort Belvoir, VA; Dahlgren, VA; Joint Base
Elmendorf-Richardson, AK; Fort Greely, AK; Mayport Naval Station, FL; Schriever
AFB, CO; Fort Drum, NY; Vandenberg AFB, CA; San Diego, CA; and other locations.
BALLISTIC
MISSILES / NUCLEAR WEAPONRY
ArmorWorks Enterprises Inc. $21,736,699 for
three Minuteman III Payload Transporter Replacement vehicles.
MISSILES,
BOMBS, ROCKETS, PROJECTILES
Accurate Machine & Tool Corp., Greene
Machine & Manufacturing Inc., Zitec Inc., and Willerding Acquisition Corp.
$9,800,000 IDIQ for
manufacturing and refurbishing in support of munitions material handling
equipment (MMHE).
American Ordnance LLC (subsidiary of Day &
Zimmerman) $304,001,630 for
the Family of Extrudable C-4 items.
BAE Systems $9,652,584 to
research, design and develop a Weapons Integrated Navigation System prototype.
General Dynamics $49,311,266 for
105 mm M724A2 rounds.
Lockheed Martin $10,382,596 for
Hellfire and Joint-Air-to-Ground Missile engineering services.
Lockheed Martin $5,701,000 for
137 Long-Range-Anti-Ship Missiles (lots 4 and 5) and tooling and test
equipment.
Northrop Grumman $167,758,125 for
the Precision Guidance Kit, which turns 155mm artillery shells into “precision”
weapons.
Northrop Grumman $105,688,911 to
produce, deliver, and maintain the new production configuration build of 30x173
mm XM813 cannons.
Harper Construction Co. $36,044,616 for
design and build of a radiographic building at NAWS China Lake. The facility
provides inspection and radiological evaluation of energetics, energetic
components, and all up ordnance in support of the Navy Ordnance Test & Evaluation
Division.
ORDNANCE DISPOSAL
General Dynamics, EnviroSafe Demil LLC, EXPAL
USA $110,148,606 for
the demilitarization and disposal of conventional ammunition.
LAND
VEHICLES
BAE Systems $15,730,000 for
spare parts necessary for initial training and fielding for Armored
Multi-Purpose Vehicles.
DCS Corp. $98,300,000 for
technical and engineering support services in Warren, MI.
General Dynamics estimated $16,450,918 for
spare parts supporting various wheeled and tracked military vehicles.
Kampi Components Co. $8,401,511 for
vehicle and aircraft kits and equipment, including battery charging stations,
oil change stations, and parts or storage of units for maintenance supplies.
Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace AS
$499,170,016 for
the Common Remotely Operated Weapon Station (CROWS)
system.
Oshkosh Defense $19,834,648 for
new M1076A0 Palletized Load System trailers.
Schutt Industries $32,271,497 for
the Light Tactical Trailer Heavy Chassis with Advanced Medium Mobile Power
Sources integration kit.
Twin Disc Inc. $28,970,463 IDIQ for
hydraulic servo valves for US Army.
GEAR
& EQUIPMENT
Bren-Tronics Inc., Inventus Power LLC, Navitas
Advanced Solutions Group LLC, Ultralife Corporation $1,253,566,172 for
the Conformal Wearable Battery.
Goodwill Services Inc. $9,429,186 for
base supply store support services.
Propper International Inc. (Cabo Rojo, Puerto
Rico) $12,369,016 for
hydration system and corpsman assault packs.
Security Signals Inc. $8,840,496 for
the Family of Hand Held Signals.
CLOTHING
Fechheimer Brothers Co. $8,875,500 for
men’s uniform dress trousers. Gil Sewing Corp. $14,863,500 for
Army men’s uniform dress coats.
Federal Prison Industries, d.b.a. UNICOR
$9,723,120 for
physical fitness uniform trunks.
Bluewater Defense (Corozol, Puerto Rico)
$8,493,840 for
mechanics operational print coveralls.
Puerto Rico Apparel Manufacturing Corp.
$11,347,104 for
various types of coats and trousers.
Rocky Brands Inc. $9,457,251 for
Navy safety boots.
EDUCATION
The Pontiac Drywall Systems $10,502,541 for
renovations to Mahan Hall, Building 3 (and a connector addition to Turner
Walkway, and installation of a new elevator and elevator shaft) at the Naval
War College, Newport, RI.
SRM Group Inc. $7,984,780 for
lodging operations management services for the Army National Guard's
Professional Education Center, North Little Rock, AR.
TRAINING
– ARMY
Pride Industries $20,513,372 for
repair and maintenance support to the real property assets of the Joint
Training Readiness Center and Fort Polk.
Systems Application & Technologies Inc.
$44,297,235 for
aerial target flight services, Redstone Arsenal, AL.
TRAINING
– AIR FORCE
Boeing $51,980,284 for
T-45 aircraft inlet modification retrofit kits (lots 3, 4). Also includes
associated support equipment, special tooling, logistics support, and original
equipment manufacturer engineering for US Navy. Boeing $18,884,180 for
production and delivery of 48 automatic backup oxygen system retrofit kits for
the T-45 aircraft, to include installation tooling, engineering reach back,
spares and support equipment.
Lone Star Aerospace Inc$7,799,797 to
continue to address T-45 engine availability shortages “that are adversely
affecting the ability to train student naval aviators” by utilizing existing
modeling tools and subject matter experts, enabling the identification of
focused improvements in depot-level engine maintenance procedures, including
suboptimal production system flow, lack of trained manpower, high personnel
turnover, coordination, communication, and prioritization of tasks.
Vector CSP LLC $20,078,425 for
Combat Air Force (CAF) fighter squadron, U.S. Air Force Warfare Center (USAFWC)
and Air Support Operations Squadron (ASOS) support services to Air Combat
Command. Provides in-garrison active fighter squadrons functional support for
typical additional duties assigned to squadron personnel, such as operations
scheduling, training, standards and evaluations, weapons and tactics, mobility,
non-aviation programs and readiness, equipment managers and armorer support.
TRAINING
– NAVY/USMC
A. Harold and Associates LLC, BGI LLC, Carley
Corp., Crew Training International $90,000,000 for
pilot and aircrew curricula revision and maintenance support, including
revision, update and maintenance of curricula to ensure currency & accuracy
of content in support of flight training, education and training services for
the Navy, Marine Corps, and FMS customers. Also develop new lessons.
Raytheon $17,688,078 for
30 airborne subsystem pods; two remote range units; 1 common ground system; 2 site
surveys; and 1 portable support equipment subsystem in support of Tactical
Combat Training System II LRIP.
FORCE PROTECTION
Triple Canopy $38,000,000 for
uniformed security guard services.
DEFENSE THREAT
REDUCTION AGENCY (DTRA)
ARServices Ltd. $16,258,032 for
advisory and assistance services expertise for DTRA in support of the Research &
Development Directorate in the areas of programmatic, financial and policy
expertise across CBRNE
spectrum, and in the countering weapons of mass destruction, countering
improvised threats, and countering improvised threat networks mission domains.
Booz Allen Hamilton $9,887,466 to
provide advisory and assistance services in support of the Cooperative Threat
Reduction Program. Work in Lorton and Fort Belvoir, VA. Noblis, Inc. $263,263,830 to
provide advisory and assistance Services in support of the Cooperative Threat
Reduction Program, Defense Threat Reduction Agency.
Leidos $32,101,802 for
scientific and technical services in support of various projects under the
Biological Threat Reduction Program, worldwide, for Defense Threat Reduction
Agency.
MEDICAL
Genentech USA Inc. $27,898,887 IDIQ for
various pharmaceutical products for DOD and federal civilian agencies.
Jacobs $9,500,000 for
technical services to support the Department of Veterans Affairs St. Louis
Health Care System John Cochran Division Medical Center.
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
Atlantic Diving Supply, The Lighthouse for the
Blind (St. Louis), and TQM LLC $45,000,000 for
medical, surgical, pharmaceutical, dental, lab, veterinary equipment and
material sets for Army Medical Research Acquisition Activity, Fort Detrick, MD.
Affirmative Solutions $49,000,000 for
medical equipment and accessories for the DLA Electronic Catalog. Dove Medical
Supply LLC $48,000,000 for
medical equipment and accessories for the DLA Electronic Catalog. Verathon
$49,500,000 IDIQ for
medical equipment and accessories for the DLA Electronic Catalog.
MEDICAL
SERVICES
Chenega Reliable Services $45,000,000 IDIQ for
clinical staffing for 355th Medical Group, Davis-Monthan AFB.
Intellidyne $14,313,317 for
full integration of all areas of local support into the new Defense Health
Agency Integrated Enterprise Support Model including, but not limited to, desk
side support; remote or onsite troubleshooting; onsite IT touch labor; local IT
support activity program/project management support; network security; and
infrastructure assurance activities to include risk management
framework/authorization to operate support, in room/on-site video
teleconferencing support and assistance, Defense Health Headquarters (DHHQ)
site asset management activities, and limited network/systems engineering
support where required at DHHQ in Falls Church, VA.
MITRE Corp. $9,424,932 for
the Center for Enterprise Modernization Federally Funded Research and
Development Center (CEM FFRDC) operated by MITRE. Defense Health Agency (DHA)
requires studies, technical advice and recommendations for implementation
planning activities and transition schedules that provide DHA a pathway to
transfer former Army Medical Research & Materiel Command resources to DHA,
per the deadlines set forth by NDAA legislation. Services include enterprise
transition planning, program management, strategic communications, conceptual
and tactical planning for acquisition strategies, extended transition planning
analyses - Military Health System (MHS) Medical Research, Acquisition, and
Sustainment Enterprise.
Renco Corp. $13,104,000 for
capacity expansion of nitrile butadiene rubber gloves production for Department
of Health and Human Services in care of the Joint Acquisition Task Force. Material
to stand up two additional high-speed dip lines and six additional standard
indexing dip lines in Colebrook, NH.
FUEL
& ENERGY – The US Armed Forces consume more
fossil fuels than any other organization in the world.
AllCom Global Services, Computer Sites Inc.,
Eaton Corp., MC Dean Inc. $875,000,000 IDIQ for
power conditioning and continuation interfacing equipment. Commercial design and
purchase of uninterruptable power supplies for all federal entities.
Blue Star NBR LLC $123,120,000 for
a new production facility capable of producing 90,000 metric tons of Nitrile
Butadiene Rubber/year within 15 months of award.
Garco Construction $54,249,000 for
construction of two above-ground fuel storage tanks to replace the existing
underground fuel storage tanks in Naval Fuel Depot Manchester, Manchester, WA.
Synergy Electric Co. $12,297,117 to
replace diesel generators at Naval Medical Center, Naval Base San Diego.
Varec Inc. $9,654,565 for
services supporting the deployments and on-site support for a software
application suite used to manage fuel.
West Star Aviation Holding $17,049,548 for
fuel.
TRANSPORTATION
AAR Manufacturing Inc. $16,458,480 to
repair the 463L cargo pallets.
Fairbanks Morse LLC and MAN Diesel and Turbo
LLC $170,000,000 for
supplies and services for diesel engines aboard Military Sealift Command ships.
North Star Terminal and Stevedore Co.
$54,626,570 for
stevedoring and related terminal services at Ports of Alaska: Valdez, Seward,
and Whittier.
Omni2Max Inc. $8,732,464 for
long-term charter of one U.S.-flagged, Jones Act-compliant offshore supply
vessel MV Ocean Valor that will provide support for logistics experimentation
focused on fuel, stores, passengers, and ordnance delivery processes aboard
small commercial platforms.
Wolverine Tube Inc. $17,409,000 for
the Next Generation All Aluminum Cargo Pallet: production of the 463L air cargo
pallets, which will be used for the transport of cargo throughout the military
airlift system of the C-5, C-17, C-130 and additional cargo aircraft.
WAREHOUSING &
DISTRIBUTION
Peckham Vocational Industries $15,790,274 IDIQ
for
commercial third-party logistics support including warehousing, storage,
logistics and distribution functions for a wide variety of clothing items.
ENVIRONMENTAL
– The
US 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.
HGL-APTIM Applied Science and Technology JV
$49,000,000 for
small business environmental remediation services.
AECOM, Parsons, Jacobs USAE JV, HydroGeologic
Inc., APTIM Federal Services $49,000,000 to
perform Military Munitions Response Program responses.
Applied Research & Development Labs
$11,628,403 for
Superfund program support, environmental assessments and remediation, and other
environmental support.
FOOD
SERVICES
Robertson Fruit & Produce $111,000,000 IDIQ
for
fresh fruits and vegetables for US military, Coast Guard, and Department of
Agriculture schools.
US Foods $16,450,000 for full-line food
distribution.
BASE
OPERATIONS SUPPORT SERVICES (BOSS) - BOSS typically includes some
combination of the following services: custodial, electrical, fire &
emergency services, grounds maintenance, janitorial services, management &
administration, pavement clearance, pest control, public safety, vehicles &
equipment service, waste management, wastewater. Security is sometimes
included. This work
was once done by the troops, prior to the Pentagon’s full adoption of
neoliberal economic policies.
Advant Edge Solutions of Middle Atlantic Inc.
$29,365,203 for
Defense Health Agency regulated medical waste pick up and destruction within
the U.S., Puerto Rico and Guam.
Inland Service Corporation $34,399,308 for
solid waste management services.
Vectrus Systems Corp. $16,376,364 for
BOSS at Keesler AFB, MS.
LOGISTICS
Empire Hospitality LLC $7,633,440 for
rental of single-occupancy efficiency lodging to accommodate members of a
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard project team assigned to temporary duty for docking
selected restricted availability.
PD SY Systems Inc. $19,526,858 for
logistic readiness support services.
Raytheon $495,000,000 IDIQ to
provide logistics consulting services to coordinate complex repair processes
for supply chain management center logistics integration support secondary
repairable program. Work in Albany, GA (46%); Camp Lejeune, NC (19%); Camp
Pendleton, CA (15%); Okinawa, Japan (13%); Barstow, CA (6%); Kaneohe, HI (1%).
CONSULTING
McKinsey & Co. $29,263,896 to
assess at least 90% of annual spending, support for implementation, and
training to increase DOD spend efficiency through enterprise-wide commodity
management and structured negotiation.
Resource Management Concepts Inc. $8,193,615 for
support services to Headquarters Air Combat Command: advisory and assistance
support services to efforts directly associated with the Directorate of
Operations, Flight Operations Division, and Acquisition Management and
Integration Center (AMIC), Joint Base Langley-Eustis, VA.
BUSINESS
& OFFICE & ADMIN – A January 2015 report noted that trimming some outsourced administrative
waste would have saved roughly $125 billion over five years. The Pentagon
leadership (many of whom come from leadership positions in US war corporations)
buried the report, fearing Congress might use it to cut the Pentagon’s budget.
Avion Solutions Inc. $12,921,601 for
engineering and program management support services.
Booz Allen Hamilton; CACI; Deloitte &
Touche LLP; Systems Planning & Analysis; Whitney, Bradley & Brown
$74,464,554 to
provide contractor support of strategic assessment and planning; manpower
assessment; planning and programming analysis support; financial program
management; manpower, personnel, training and education program and policy
assessment and management; and quantitative analysis, forecasting, performance
assessment, and research, development, test and evaluation program management
support in support of the Deputy Chief of Naval Operations (DCNO) Manpower,
Personnel, Training & Education domain comprised of the DCNO, the Bureau of
Naval Personnel, Navy Personnel Command, the Navy Manpower Analysis Center,
Commander Naval Education and Training, and Commander Navy Recruiting Command.
Garcia and Associates, International
Archaeology LLC, Pacific Consulting Services Inc. for
cultural resource management services within Guam (70%); HI (25%); Northern
Mariana Islands (5%).
FINANCES
CACI $9,969,1567 for
technical and functional services for the Defense Agencies Initiative, which
DOD claims
intends to “transform the budget, finance, and accounting operations of
most DOD Defense Agencies in order to
achieve accurate and reliable financial information in support of financial
accountability and effective and efficient decision-making…”
MAINLAND
INFRASTRUCTURE
B&K Construction $22,097,614 for
clearing and grubbing, construction of temporary retaining structures,
maintenance and diversion of storm water, construction concrete flumes,
demolition, installation of geotechnical instrumentation, structural excavation
and backfill in New Orleans, LA.
Brad Cole Construction $11,995,767 for
removal of existing spillway systems, construction of toe berms and a new
spillway system and control/diversion of water, Wilmington, NC.
REEL COH Inc. (Canada) $19,271,000 for
replacement of the intake and tailrace cranes at Chief Joseph Dam, Bridgeport, WA.
Koontz Electric Co. $7,955,558 for
the Norfork Major Rehabilitation project, Salesville, AR.
Lakey Inc. $13,317,591 for
excavation of a segment of the Comite River Diversion earthen channel, East
Baton Rouge, LA.
MAINLAND CONSTRUCTION
& ENGINEERING – Military construction
physically lays the foundation that expands and extends the permanent warfare
state. An added bonus for the Pentagon and the U.S. war industry is how this
construction activity effectively co-opts construction workers within the
working class, making them feel like they’re on the same team as the troops. It
is a very powerful narcotic.
ACC Construction Co. $15,525,964 to
construct a military working dog kennel in Fort Bragg, NC.
Alliance WSP JV LLC, HB&A-The Schreifer
Group JV, Marstel-Day/Atkins MP JV LLC, The Urban Collaborative LLC $9,999,999 for
architect and engineering services for USACE, Mobile, AL.
B & D Electric Inc. $20,000,000 for
electrical services at the Naval Support Activity Crane and Glendora Test
Facility Sullivan.
Benaka Inc., H.V. Collins Company Inc.,
J&J Contractors Inc., P&S Construction Inc., Structural Associates
Inc., Tantara Associates Corp. $90,000,000 for
general construction at various locations within US Army Corps of Engineers New
England District.
Collins-Russell 8(a) LLC $12,884,054 for
revitalizing an Army Reserve Center site at Conroe, TX.
Interdyne Corp. $41,000,000 for
fleet sustainment support.
Jacobs, Huitt-Zollars & Michael Baker JV,
Burns & McDonnell $45,000,000 for
architect-engineer vertical design services for USACE, Albuquerque, NM.
Julius Kaaz Construction Co. $8,635,041 for
preventive maintenance, routine maintenance, minor rehabilitation of flexible
pavements and other miscellaneous items throughout Fort Leavenworth.
Korte Construction Co. $67,184,322 for
the P211 aircraft maintenance hangar at Naval Air Station Key West, FL.
Oak Point Associates $30,000,000 IDIQ for
architect-engineer services in support of historically-sensitive projects in NAVFAC
Mid-Atlantic, primarily for Public Works Department Maine. An initial task
order is being awarded at $98,828 for two individual tasks related to the Helix
Houses, to include a fire alarm and communications fiber connectivity study and
a CO2 fire suppression system study located in Cutler, ME.
RQ Construction $48,938,699 for
design-build services at combat service support facilities (addition to the
existing armory, demolition of existing ordnance operations building,
construction of new operations building, addition of overhead coiling door to
existing boat storage building, construction of a new vehicle maintenance
facility and boat-shop building) at Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek—Fort Story.
Web LLC $15,154,358 for
the P253 air traffic control tower at Naval Air Station Whiting Field, FL.
The Whiting-Turner Contracting Co. $44,471,400
for
building a new dry combat submersible operations facility at Joint
Expeditionary Base Little Creek—Fort Story.
The Whiting-Turner Contracting Co. $46,375,000
to
build the Air Force Targeting Center facility at Joint Base Langley-Eustis.
34 firms $700,000,000 IDIQ for
streamlined means to complete minor construction projects, maintenance and
repair at Joint Base Andrews and Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling, MD.
James Fisher Jr. Excavating $10,831,303 to
complete construction for Hamilton City (California) Phase 2B.
DREDGING
Curtin Maritime Corp. $7,985,200 for
maintenance dredging in Redwood City, CA.
Manson Construction Co. $27,145,300 for
dredging in Galveston, TX.
Mike Hooks LLC $24,000,000 for
rental of a cutterhead pipeline dredge.
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Christian
Sorensen is an author and an independent journalist. His work focuses on the
U.S. war industry. Sorensen (@cp_sorensen) is the author of Understanding the War Industry and a Senior Fellow at the Eisenhower
Media Network (EMN).