www.warindustrymuster.com
Hundreds
of corporations, big and small, comprise the US war industry.
Endless war is the most profitable racket on Earth. What follows
are the contracts issued during June 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.
Boeing $78,355,686 for
FMS (Saudi Arabia): various material associated with 36 Stand-Off Land Attack
Missile Expanded Response (SLAM ER) data link pods and containers in support of
the SLAM ER obsolescence redesign program.
CDM Constructors $25,401,975 for
FMS (Israel): construction of an office building and a maintenance works
aircraft hangar in the apartheid state.
Federal Resources Supply Co. $17,234,753 for
FMS (Jordan): water trucks, spare parts, training and manuals.
Northrop Grumman $19,296,927 for
FMS (Iraq): contractor logistics support of Iraq’s C-172 & C-208 fleets at Balad AB, Iraq. Northrop
Grumman $19,296,927 for
FMS (Iraq): contractor logistics support of Iraq’s C-172 & C-208 fleets in Balad AB. Textron
$7,605,208 for
FMS (Iraq): support and sustainment of the Iraq Peace Dragon Program. Work in
Wichita, KS, and Martyr Mohammed Ali AB, Iraq. Textron $7,605,208 for
FMS (Iraq): support and sustainment of the Iraq Peace Dragon program: field
service representatives, program management, core/field engineering, and
repair-and-return. Work in Wichita, KS, and Martyr Mohammed Ali AB, Iraq.
Boeing for
distributed targeting processor-networked (DTP-N) B-kits in support of DTP-N
full-rate production to implement anti-surface warfare capability in the
F/A-18E/F and EA-18G aircraft for Australia ($11,365,284).
DCS Corp. $11,330,717 for
the Agile Global Mobility (AGM) bridge contract: continuous maintenance and
development of its newly fielded, unit-level mission planning software to
support real-world global flight operations for Air Mobility Command (AMC)
aircraft (KC-46, KC-10, KC-135, C-130J, C-130J, C-130 AMP, C-17, and C-5) in
support of U.S. military missions as well as mission planning for FMS variants
of the AMC Aircraft. Involves some FMS to UAE, Australia, Canada, France,
Germany, India, Iraq, Israel, Japan, the NATO Support and Procurement Agency
(NSPA), South Korea, Oman, Netherlands, Norway, New Zealand, Poland, Qatar,
Saudi Arabia, U.K.
Inter-Coastal Electronics Inc. $11,391,617 for
FMS (Taiwan): laser integrated field training systems, training and logistics
support.
Lockheed Martin for
engineering change proposals comprised of material kits and special test/tooling
equipment necessary to support retrofit and modification efforts on F-35
aircraft for FMS ($3,062,255).
Lockheed Martin for
recurring logistics services for delivered F-35 air systems for FMS ($41,266,703).
Includes ground maintenance activities, action request resolution, depot
activation activities, automatic logistics information system operations and
maintenance, reliability, maintainability and health management implementation
and support, supply chain management and activities to provide and support
pilot and maintainer initial training.
Integration Innovation Inc. $8,334,262 for
FMS (unnamed): technical support services for the Apache Attack Helicopter
Project Manager's Office, Huntsville, AL.
Lockheed Martin $137,680,806 for
FMS (unnamed): continued support services, including program management,
non-recurring unique requirements, and training in support of increment five
integration of FMS into the F-35 program. Work in Fort Worth, TX (60%);
undisclosed locations outside the continental U.S. (40%). Lockheed Martin
$30,162,222 for
FMS (unnamed): M1A2K Mobile Platoon Advanced Gunnery Training System and Tank
Driver Trainer.
Lockheed Martin for
non-recurring engineering to integrate the APR-39C(V)2 radar warning receiver
into the MH-60S avionics system and implement common audio and symbology
architecture across the MH-60R and MH-60S aircraft for FMS ($2,848,954).
Raytheon $9,173,935 for
FMS (India): 155 mm Excalibur Increment Ib
projectiles.
Tyonek Services Overhaul Facility ceiling
$24,988,351 for
FMS (Philippines): full C-130 Excess Defense Article (EDA) Regeneration to
include program depot maintenance.
Textron $12,496,793 for
FMS (Tunisia): T-6C long lead items procurement and site survey to support
delivery of eight T-6Cs in 2022.
FMS
EUROPE
Boeing $580,598,636 for
FMS (U.K.): 14 H-47 extended range rotary wing aircraft via SOCOM.
General Atomics $79,420,164 for
FMS (France): MQ-9 Block 5 aircraft procurement program.
Oshkosh Defense $152,662,199 to
support the fielding of trucks, packaged and installed kits, and trailers. Some
FMS (Lithuania, Macedonia, Slovenia, Romania).
Raytheon $20,309,493 for
FMS (Netherlands): Excalibur 155 mm Increment Ib
projectiles.
Raytheon $9,145,220 for
FMS (Spain); Excalibur 155mm Increment Ib
projectiles.
UNINHABITED
AIR VEHICLES & CRAFT
Boeing Insitu
$12,514,386 for
additional air vehicles, support equipment and spares in support of the RQ-21A
Blackjack and ScanEagle for US Navy and FMS.
Northrop Grumman $53,773,633 to
provide continuing operator, maintenance, logistics and sustainment engineering
support, to include training, supply chain and spares management for peculiar
items, peculiar support equipment, and technical publications in support of the
RQ-4A Global Hawk Broad Area Maritime Surveillance - Demonstrator (BAMS-D)
aircraft. Work in Patuxent River, MD (45%); undisclosed location outside the
continental U.S. (33%); San Diego, CA (8%); Indianapolis, IN (7%); El Segundo, CA
(4%); Sterling, VA (2%); Salt Lake City, UT (1%).
Stark Aerospace Inc. $56,087,580 for
sustainment services of the Shadow Plug-In Optronic 300 series payloads in
support of product manager Aerial Enhanced Radar, Optics, and Sensors.
Textron $92,535,540 for
One System Remote Video Terminal (OSRVT)
and Soldier Portable OSRVT (SPOT) production with contractor logistics support.
Compass Systems, Inc. $12,997,634 for
threat drivers and requirements analysis, porotype development and
experimentation, engineering support, modeling and simulation analysis, rapid
prototyping to include fabrication, integration, lifecycle logistics support
and forward deployed operations in support of C5ISR technology advancement to
enhance communications techniques with operational mapping and network
intelligence technology.
CORONA
ModernaTX
Inc. $3,300,000,000 for
200 million doses of SARS-CoV-2 mRNA-1273 Moderna
vaccine.
Renco Corp. $35,000,000 for
capacity expansion of Nitrile Butadiene Rubber Gloves production for Department
of Health & Human Services in care of the Joint Acquisition Task Force. Stand
up 10 additional high-speed dip lines.
Showa Best Glove $37,583,749 for
capacity expansion of nitrile rubber (NBR) gloves production for Department of
Health and Human Services (DHHS) in care of Defense Assisted Acquisition (DA2).
Procurement of all needed material in order to stand up four nitrile glove
lines capable of producing 66,666,667 gloves per month within 24 months.
United Safety Technology $96,083,344 for
capacity expansion of Nitrile Rubber gloves production for Department of Health
and Human Services in care of Defense Assisted Acquisition: expand capacity to
produce nitrile exam gloves to 216 million gloves per month within 20 months of
contract award.
Merck, Sharp & Dohme Corp. $1,207,999,848 for
1,696,629 treatment courses of the oral antiviral MK-4482.
RECRUITMENT
& RETENTION – The Pentagon spends hundreds of millions of dollars each year to convince
the US populace to enlist. Most recruits don’t become cannon fodder. Rather,
they become vessels for the war industry’s goods and services.
Industries for the Blind and Visually Impaired
$9,424,440 IDIQ to
customize and provide Navy recruiting promotional items in support of the Navy
Recruiting Command.
Bryan Global JV LLC, CDM Constructors, Conti
Federal Services, Escobar Construction, MBGS-Pond JV LLC, Relyant
Global LLC, The Robins & Morton Group $50,000,000 for
construction in North Israel. Relyant Global
LLC, MBGS-Pond JV LLC, Escobar Construction, Conti Federal Services Inc., CDM
Constructors Inc., Bryan Global JV LLC, The Robins & Morton Group
$50,000,000 for
construction in in South Israel. Neither of these contracts were explicitly
FMS.
Contrack Watts Inc. $33,652,278 for
construction of a shore-to-ship utility system in Bahrain.
MD Helicopter Inc. $29,448,286 for
maintenance capabilities in support of the Afghan Air Force. Work in USA (Mesa,
AZ), Kabul, Afghanistan, and Al Ain, UAE.
Raytheon $78,109,766 for
contractor logistic support for the Qatar Early Warning Radar. Some work in Doha.
EUCOM
Arrowpak
(Transport & Warehousing) Ltd. (U.K.), $8,000,000 for
furnishing management section services haulage, maintenance and repair at RAF bases
Feltwell, Lakenheath,
Mildenhall and surrounding residential areas in the U.K.
Jacobs/HDR JV $90,000,000 IDIQ for
architect-engineer services for facilities management and sustainment support
for NAVFAC worldwide. 5% work in Naples, Italy. MVL-Percassi-Gemmo JV $81,489,561 for
construction of family housing in Vicenza, Italy.
Wood Environment & Infrastructure
Solutions Inc. $10,303,353 for
inspection and repair of fuel storage tanks at Naval Station Rota, Spain. 6 Spanish firms [Castellano Cobra UTE MACC
LEY 18-1982, Constructora San Jose SA, Dragados
Sociedad Anonima, Eiffage
Group UTE, Ferrovial Agroman
SA, Sociedad Espanola De Montajes Industriales
SA] and 1 firm based in Indiana [Acciona CMS JV LLC] for
construction projects (airfield, industrial, infrastructure, administrative,
training, retail, food service, munition storage, and community support
facilities) in the Rota, Spain, region.
5 corporations – 4 German (AECOM International
Inc. of Neu-Isenburg, CDM Federal Services Europe JV
of Alsbach, Tec-Hydrodata
JV of Eschborn, and Wood E&IS GmbH of Frankfurt)
and 1 Italian (Golder Associates S.r.l. of Torino) $30,000,000
for
environmental consulting services in support of environmental compliance.
Booz Allen Hamilton $15,545,964 for
analysis support services for III Marine Expeditionary Force and Marine Corps
Installations Pacific (MCIPAC), Okinawa, Japan.
MNDPI Pacific JV $42,062,806 IDIQ for
various structural and waterfront projects and other projects at locations, Joint
Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, HI. Prepares for the submittal of the design-build
request for proposal documents to include supporting engineering documentation
for Dry Dock #3 replacement at JBPHH for Design Phase Two.
Northrop Grumman $8,509,862 for
IT, architecture, and engineering for U.S. Forces Korea [Pyongtaek,
South Korea].
PAE $13,538,239 for
base operating support services at MCAS Iwakuni.
Environet
Inc. $300,000,000 for design-bid-build construction services for the state of Hawai‘i.
27 corporations, including Amentum
and Vectrus, $121,000,000 (max.) IDIQ to
provide expeditionary supplies and services “to support humanitarian and
disaster relief, military exercises, and contingencies” across North America;
Caribbean and Bermuda; Central America; South America; Middle East, including
Bahrain and the UAE; Africa; Eastern Europe and Western Asia; Western Europe;
Mainland Asia; Japan; Indian Ocean; Sri Lanka; Australia & Oceania; Pacific
Islands; Philippines; Indonesia; Malaysia and Singapore; Thailand; Vietnam; and
Southeastern Asia.
Boeing $18,372,000 for
long-lead components and parts for SOCOM’s MH-47G Chinook Block II production
program.
Mayvin
Inc. $95,000,000 to
support research, development and acquisition of military weapons, materiel and
life cycle sustainment “in support of the highest priority operators” within SOCOM.
NISGAA
TEK LLC $18,794,450 for
hardware and software for the 2021 Remote Piloted Aircraft Special Operations
Center second quarter buy. Products to be consumed in the creation of an
end-product deliverable. Work at Warner Robins AFB, GA.
Alpha Marine Services $15,074,321 for
one U.S.-flagged maritime support vessel MV Kellie Chouest
in support of Southern Command.
BAE Systems $79,800,000 IDIQ for
automated tank gauging, independent alarm system, and overfill protection
equipment maintenance throughout the continental U.S. and the Caribbean.
DEFENSE ADVANCED
RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY (DARPA) – Most DARPA work is carried out by
corporations, including academic institutions.
Aurora Flight Sciences $12,365,672 for
Phase 1 option of the DARPA Control of Revolutionary Aircraft with Novel
Effectors (CRANE) program. Work in Manassas, VA (50%); Tucson, AZ (26%); St.
Louis, MO (15%); Los Angeles, CA (9%).
Raytheon $8,842,171 for
a DARPA research project for the Fast Event-based Neuromorphic Camera and
Electronics (FENCE) program. FENCE “seeks to develop and demonstrate a
low-latency, low-power, event-based camera and a new class of signal processing
and learning algorithms that uses combined spatial and temporal (spatio-temporal) information to enable intelligent sensors
for tactical [DOD] applications.” Work spread across Goleta, CA (53%);
Cambridge, MA (17%); El Segundo, CA (15%); McKinney, TX (10%); Tempe, AZ (3%);
NY, NY (1%); Tewksbury, MA (1%).
CORPORATE CAPTURE OF
U.S. INTELLIGENCE / ESPIONAGE
Accenture $14,022,515 for
management of a tracking and correspondence service and a managed service where
the contractor administers the application and database.
Black River System Co. $11,967,412 for
Cognitive Algorithms for Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) Contested and Degraded
Environments (CASCADE) software and hardware prototype. Research techniques and
algorithms that provide the identification, collection, processing, and
exploitation of electronic communication signals in a moderate to dense
co-channel environment. Also includes evaluation of technologies within the
Open Architecture Technology Lab to validate the viability of developed
capabilities for transition into the Air Force ISR enterprise. Will also
encompass the development of hardware and software prototype capabilities at
the Rome Research Site and at the Stockbridge
Experimentation and Test Facility for open-air calibration and testing to
assess both SIGINT and cyber systems and techniques.
The Buffalo Group $14,291,076 for
biometric and identity intelligence analytical support, Charlottesville and Quantico,
VA; Fort Bragg, NC; Bethesda, MD.
CACI $19,235,143 for
all-source and technical intelligence analytical support. Work in Charlottesville
and Arlington, VA; Tampa and Miami, FL; Huntsville, AL; San Diego, CA; Fort
Bragg, NC; and Colorado Springs, CO.
Leidos $12,757,260 for
the Saturn Arch Aerial Intelligence Systems Quick Reaction Capability program.
Work in Reston and Bridgewater, VA, and Huntsville, AL.
Mobius Consulting LLC $64,455,271 for
ongoing Intelligence and Counter-Insider Threat advisory and assistance in the
National Capital Region; Dahlgren, VA; Huntsville, AL; Colorado Springs, CO;
and other locations as directed.
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.
Florida State University - Center for Advanced
Power Systems $31,449,692 for
R&D associated with shipboard electrical systems.
George Mason University $20,000,000 (max. over
5 years) to
support the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences’ (USU)
Enlisted to Medical Degree Preparatory Program (EMDP2).
Georgia Tech Applied Research Corp. ceiling
$92,000,000 IDIQ to
obtain essential analysis documentation. Includes work closely related to
governmental functions in the domains of engineering, R&D, modeling and
simulation, and test and evaluation for the development and application of
advanced technology.
Johns Hopkins University APL $100,000,000 to
maintain an essential research and engineering capability supporting long-term
organizational performance improvement within the Military Health System (MHS);
engagement with external stakeholders and supported military commands; advisory
& assistance support on issues affecting strategic planning, resource
allocation, and operational oversight of the MHS; and exploratory research and
investigations in topics of interest to the MHS.
TELECOM COMPLICITY
AT&T $12,781,033.37 for
the Northstar Long-Haul Telecommunications Network
and associated transmission circuits for an ultra-high frequency/line of sight
communications system network. Most work at AT&T Corp, Waldorf, MD.
Comcast $71,606,000 for
the Commercial Ethernet Gateway Region 5 to provide mission partner access, via
Ethernet connections to the DOD Information Network and to enable the
replacement of legacy, time division multiplexing-based circuits. Comcast
$84,162,000 (max.) for
the Commercial Ethernet Gateway Region 4 to provide mission partner access, via
ethernet connections, to DOD Information Network and to enable the replacement
of legacy, time division multiplexing-based circuits. Comcast $102,808,400 for
the Commercial Ethernet Gateway Region 3: provide mission partner access, via
ethernet connections, to DOD Information Network and to enable the replacement
of legacy, time division multiplexing-based circuits.
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 a few
seasons. The lead corporation, Lockheed Martin, does not intend to address 162 of the jet’s
883 known design flaws.
Lockheed Martin $1,762,417,175 for
recurring logistics services for delivered F-35 air systems for DOD; non-U.S.
DOD participants $76,946,111. Services include ground maintenance activities,
action request resolution, depot activation activities, automatic logistics
information system operations and maintenance, reliability, maintainability and
health management implementation and support, supply chain management and
activities to provide and support pilot and maintainer initial training. “Non-DOD international partners” and “non-US DOD
participants” are international customers, though administratively distinct
from FMS.
Lockheed Martin $24,963,736 to
procure a redesigned end product for the following [F-35] systems: gun system
controller unit, communications, navigation, identification dual channel
transceiver and multi-channel receiver, electrical power generation and
conversion voltage converters and inverters, and aircraft exterior lighting
approach light for USA and non-DOD participants.
Lockheed Martin for
engineering change proposals comprised of material kits and special
test/tooling equipment necessary to support retrofit and modification efforts
on F-35 aircraft for US Navy $1,532,654; Air Force $12,015,883; non-DOD participants
$4,872,175.
Lockheed Martin $53,166,166 for
various material and software required for the 30P06 capability upgrade to all
fielded pilot and maintenance training systems for the F-35 for U.S. military, non-DOD
participants, and FMS.
Lockheed Martin $472,469,642 to
further develop and integrate three unique weapons capabilities through system
functional review to development test complete on the F-35A and F-35B aircraft
for the U.K. and Italy.
Lockheed Martin $49,175,235 for
engineering support to address deficiencies for production and modifications of
F-35 aircraft and delivery of associated technical data.
Raytheon (Pratt & Whitney) $10,931,121 for
transitional support and services for the DLA and TRANSCOM to provide the North
American warehousing and global transportation for the F-35 engine.
Bell Boeing Joint Project Office $17,303,517 to
procure 12 MV-22 Integrated Aircraft Survivability Equipment (IASE) A-kits
configuration B to C; 24 MV-22 IASE A-kits configuration A to C; and 60 MV-22
IASE fuel tank Delta A-kits.
Raytheon $17,016,793 to
provide software engineering and testing, avionics integration and testing and
avionics acquisition support to include classified and unclassified
laboratories, configuration and data management and release of avionics
software products and related systems in support of V-22 Software Support
Activity systems.
Honeywell $9,953,746 for
V-22 spare parts.
EAGLE (F-15)
Boeing $128,843,992 for
the F-15 Mission Training Center simulation services in USA (St. Louis, MO;
Mountain Home AFB, ID; Nellis AFB, NV;
Seymour-Johnson AFB, NC) and overseas (RAF Lakenheath,
U.K.; Kadena AB, Japan).
Raytheon $3,120,000,000 IDIQ for
production, modernization and support of the F-15 APG-82 radar system.
HORNET (F-18)
Meggitt Polymers and Composites maximum
$8,476,025 for
F/A-18 aircraft fuel tanks.
Boeing $20,194,600 for
F/A-18 aircraft spare parts.
Boeing $13,972,948 to
procure 69 Primary Bleed Air Pressure Regulator (PBAR) and Shut Off Valve Delta
Kit modifications and 384 PBAR new valve kits re: environmental control system
PBAR and shut off valve improvement.
HORNET & GROWLER
COMMON AIRFRAME
Boeing $21,740,000 for
distributed targeting processor-networked (DTP-N) B-kits in support of DTP-N
full-rate production to implement anti-surface warfare capability in the
F/A-18E/F and EA-18G aircraft for US Navy.
AIRBORNE EARLY WARNING
(HAWKEYE & SENTRY)
Northrop Grumman $12,015,026 to
extend services and adds hours increasing the full-scale fatigue repair time to
achieve the required simulated flight hours in support of E-2D aircraft
development.
Raytheon $64,878,541 for
one E-2D Hawkeye Integrated Training Systems IV weapons systems trainer,
technical refreshes and E-2D system software configuration (DSSC) concurrency
updates to the distributed readiness trainers, technical refreshes and DSSCs
concurrency updates to the simulated maintenance trainers, power plant trainer,
personal computer simulations, associated technical data for each device,
maintenance, user, cyber security/software support training, and interim
contractor support.
MERCURY
(E-6)
Raytheon Collins Aerospace $18,159,063 for
one high power transmit set (HPTS) modernization validation kit and one HPTS
modernization verification kit and installation of each in E-6B Mercury
aircraft.
U.K. Ministry of Defence,
Defence Business Services Finance $15,000,000 for one
E-3D aircraft for use as an in-flight trainer in support of the E-6B aircraft
program for U.S. Navy. Work in Lake Charles, LA.
AIRLIFT
Cianbro - A/Z JV $46,421,000 to
build the regional C-5 aircraft isochronal maintenance hangar at Westover Air
Reserve Base, Chicopee, MA.
L3Harris $17,301,033 for
C-130H Avionics Modernization Program Increment 2: installation & integration
of the ARC-210 radio and MOUS/SATURN.
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.”
Aerospace Mass Properties Analysis $9,391,832 for
ongoing development efforts to upgrade the ultrafast switch technology regarding
“Holographic Optical Aperture Gate for Single-pixel and Imaging Light Detection
and Ranging systems.” Also provides for developmental payloads as well as
integration, manufacture, installation, test, repair, troubleshooting and
fielded support and fleet repair of systems utilizing the ultrafast optical
switch.
Earthly Dynamics LLC $9,908,235 for
R&D for guided airdrop system enabling technologies.
Fulcrum Concepts $9,536,937 for
the development, integration, and testing of the Modular Effects Launcher (see here).
Harper Construction Co. $52,301,995 to
build a rocket motor test facility at Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake.
InfoScitex
Corp. $48,000,000 IDIQ for
completing R&D for redefining the basic analytical and simulation
environment (REBASE): research, development, and expansion of the advanced
framework for simulation, integration, and modeling, which is a modular,
object-oriented multi-domain operations modeling, simulation, and analysis
framework.
North Point Defense $9,829,387 to
develop highly flexible software-based applications to perform real-time
digital signal processing of complex radio waveforms. Will “enable processing
of existing and future communication signals without the need for changes to
the competed software by providing a dynamic processing flow based on
user-defined input parameters.”
Radiance Technologies Inc. $9,597,653 for
the modeling simulation and analysis (MS&A) of an advanced weapon designs
effort. R&D “to evaluate system capabilities in a real-world environment … providing
a robust understanding of the intricacies of both the threat models as well as
the simulation frameworks used.”
Packet Digital LLC $7,999,913 for
Dual Switching Gallium Nitrade Based Maximum Power
Point Tracking (MPPT) for the Satellite Electrical Power System program: design
and demonstrate high efficiency advanced enhancement mode Gallium Nitride (eGaN) dual switching solar MPPT power module for use on
satellite systems that will improve the size (smaller), efficiency, power
density, radiation robustness and the lifespan limitation of the current
silicon based design counterparts.
Stellar Science Ltd. Co. $48,000,000 IDIQ for
completing R&D for redefining the basic analytical and simulation
environment (REBASE). Stellar Science Ltd. Co. $48,000,000 IDIQ for
completing R&D for REBASE. Research, development and expansion of the
advanced framework for simulation, integration and modeling, which is a
modular, object-oriented multi-domain operations modeling, simulation and
analysis framework.
HDR Architects and Engineers P.C. $17,064,718 for
design of an engineering and prototyping facility at MIT Lincoln Labs, Hanscom AFB,
Bedford, MA.
RQ Construction $217,657,842 for
the design and construction of the Michelson Laboratory Complex (an industrial
shop, environmental lab and a chemistry lab for advanced materials R&D) and
repair of wings Six and Seven at the Michelson Laboratory building at Naval Air
Weapons Station, China Lake.
REDSTONE
Wolf Creek Federal Services $22,216,458 for
installation support services in Redstone Arsenal, AL.
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.
Airbus U.S. Space & Defense $119,788,924 for
an extension of contractor logistics support services for UH-72 “Lakota.”
Boeing $32,577,153 to
incorporate a directed change order for the remanufacture of twelve AH-64 “Apache”
aircraft and six-part numbers for the tail rotor blades. Boeing
$39,657,700 for
new-build AH-64E aircraft. Boeing $169,460,000 to
support the AH-64 full-rate production lot 12 long lead effort. DigiFlight Inc. $13,802,929 for
programmatic support for the “Apache” Attack Helicopter. Lockheed Martin
$49,475,079 for
the AH-64 Apache Modernized Target Acquisition Designation Sight/Pilot Night
Vision Sensor (MTADS/PNVS)
performance-based logistics program.
IronMountain
Solutions $30,495,183 for
technical support for the Utility Helicopters Project Office. IronMountain Solutions $8,211,932 for
technical services support for Aviation Mission Systems and Architecture
Project Management Office, Redstone Arsenal, AL.
Lockheed Martin Sikorsky $129,000,000 for
production and delivery of three MH-60R aircraft for the U.S. Navy. Lockheed
Martin Sikorsky $5,165,947 for
non-recurring engineering in support of the design of the Common MH-60R/S
Aircraft survivability equipment architecture to integrate the APR-39C(V)2
radar warning receiver into the MH-60S avionics system and implement common
audio and symbology architecture across the MH-60R and MH-60S aircraft for U.S.
Navy.
Lockheed Martin Sikorsky $9,493,860 for
systems engineering and program management services in support of CH-53K LRIP (Lots
5 and 6) aircraft rate tooling. Overseas work in Rochester, U.K. (67.6%);
Madrid, Spain (0.4%). Lockheed Martin Sikorsky $73,221,421 to
procure 362 spare parts and support required for the repair and maintenance of
the CH-53K LRIP aircraft. Lockheed Martin Sikorsky $735,903,127 to increase
the scope for
nine CH-53K aircraft (Lot 5, LRIP) and associated aircraft, programmatic and
logistical support.
GENERAL
AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE
Amentum
$42,832,919 for
the executive airlift aircraft maintenance and back shop support services at
Joint Base Andrews-Naval Air Facility Washington, MD.
Zodiac-Poettker HBZ JV II LLC $56,295,000 for
construction of a six-bay maintenance hangar for rotary wing aircraft, Hunter
Army Airfield, GA.
AIRCRAFT
INSTRUMENTATION, PODS & SENSORS
Lockheed Martin $11,745,238 to
procure Modernized Day Sensor Assembly kits and spares.
AIRCRAFT
PERSONNEL DEVICES
Martin-Baker Aircraft Co. (U.K.) $28,925,000 for
production and support of SKU-10A/A and SKU-11A/A survival seat kit assembly
for the enhanced emergency oxygen system for U.S. Navy.
AIRBORNE
COUNTERMEASURES
Northrop Grumman $8,851,622 for
engineering and hardware sustainment for the AN/ALQ-131 and AN/ALQ-184
electronics countermeasures pods.
Lockheed Martin $8,255,829 for
engineering services in support of the AN/SPY-1 Elevated Radar Advanced
Calibration Experiment.
Lockheed Martin $70,118,939 to
support AEGIS development test sites operation and maintenance for USA (66%), Japan
($4,499,012), Australia ($666,854), South Korea ($507,474), Spain ($3,934).
Raytheon $9,208,622 for
ordnance alteration installation services and to provide engineering and
technical services in support of the MK99 fire control and AN/SPY-1 radar
transmitter systems.
EXPEDITIONARY FAST
TRANSPORT (EPF)
Austal USA $44,000,000 for
detail design, procurement, production implementation, and demonstration of
autonomous capability in Expeditionary Fast Transport (EPF) 13.
LITTORAL
COMBAT SHIP (LCS) – Some call the LCS a “floating garbage pile.”
Austal USA $10,605,201 for
industrial post-delivery availability support for USS Canberra (LCS 30) in
Mobile, AL (80%); Pittsfield, MA (20%). Austal USA $44,384,296 for
LCS design services and integrated data and product model environment
support.
Q.E.D. Systems $51,041,888 for
support of execution planning efforts to support West Coast, East Coast and
outside the contiguous U.S. maintenance and sustainment execution contracts for
LCS ships. Q.E.D. Systems Inc. $13,757,226 for
the execution planning efforts under option period 3 to support maintenance and
sustainment execution contracts for LCS ships homeported in San Diego, CA.
ARLEIGH BURKE-CLASS
DESTROYERS (DDG)
General Dynamics Bath Iron Works $55,118,975 for
lead yard services for the DDG 51 class Guided Missile Destroyer program. General
Dynamics Bath Iron Works $9,080,929 to
provide planning, management and emergent availability support for USS Daniel
Inouye (DDG 118). General Dynamics Bath Iron Works $8,683,913 for
accomplishment of post- delivery availability work items for DDG 120.
General Dynamics NASSCO $98,749,123 for
maintenance, modernization and repair of the USS Pinckney (DDG 91).
Timken Gears & Services $77,331,822 for
two main reduction gear shipsets to support DDG-51-Class Hulls 136 and 137.
Northrop Grumman $37,849,913 for
mini-stock point and the repair of items supporting the inertial navigation
system AN/WSN-7, the AN/BPS-15/16 radar set and the DDG integrated bridge
systems.
American Systems Corp., Delphinus Engineering,
EHS Technologies Corp., Advanced Internet Marketing Inc. d.b.a. The GBS Group,
General Dynamics, Green Expert Technology, McKean Defense Group, TDI
Technologies $72,667,301 for
modernization-engineering, life-cycle and in- service engineering to support
DDG-51 FLTI (flight), FLTII, FLTIIA (legacy, modernization and new ship
construction), FLTIII & HED (hybrid electric drive), modernization and
obsolescence machinery control systems DDG 51 class ships, cybersecurity and
information assurance, DDG-51 integrated bridge controls systems and fuel
control system. Work in Philadelphia, PA.
NIMITZ-CLASS AIRCRAFT
CARRIERS (CVN) – This class of aircraft
carrier is plagued with problems.
Huntington Ingalls Industries Newport News $12,986,545
to
continue full ship shock trials planning and execution for CVN 78.
SUBMARINES
BAE Systems $18,694,230 for
Virginia-class submarine propulsors. BAE Systems $18,809,833 for
manufacture and delivery of Virginia-class propulsor components and assembly. General
Dynamics Electric Boat $300,207,213 for
lead yard support and development studies and design efforts related to Virginia-class
submarines.
General Dynamics $63,805,144 for
smart start maintenance, repair, and modernization efforts in support of USS Hartford
(SSN 768) engineered overhaul.
International Marine & Industrial
Applicators LLC $13,762,373 for
preservation work onboard USS Toledo (SSN-769), Portsmouth, VA.
AMP United LLC, International Marine & Industrial
Applicators LLC, Q.E.D. Systems $41,745,389 for
the preservation and maintenance of Navy submarines.
L3Harris $24,065,325 for
material production and spares in support of all new construction and
in-service class submarines.
L3Harris $30,103,244 for
submarine services and materials for Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division,
Newport, RI.
L3Harris $24,702,510 for
production of Navy equipment. Work in Liverpool, NY (52%); Millersville, MD
(28%); Ashaway, RI (20%).
Lockheed Martin $191,183,328 for
[Trident
Increment 8] production of inertial navigation systems and associated inertial
spares for the Ohio and Columbia ballistic missile submarine shallow water
submersible platforms.
Puyenpa
Services LLC $8,535,773 for
construction (asphalt milling, resurfacing of asphalt pavement, demolition of
existing pavement, sealcoating, stripping, utility box replacement, new signage
and incidental work) at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay, GA.
Progeny Systems Corp. $18,579,302 for
engineering and technical services for Navy submarines that will include
software development, commercial off-the-shelf products, and hardware and
software integration.
NAVAL NUCLEAR PROPULSION
Bechtel $98,523,846 for
naval nuclear propulsion components. Work in Monroeville, PA (74%);
Schenectady, NY (26%).
SURFACE SHIP
MAINTENANCE
BAE Systems $90,267,436 for
USS San Diego (LPD 22) fiscal 2021 docking selected restricted
availability.
Colonna’s Shipyard Inc. $9,405,299 for
a 90-calendar day shipyard availability for the regularly scheduled overhaul
and dry-docking of the expeditionary fast transport ship USNS Fall River
(T-EPF 4).
Detyens
Shipyards Inc. $8,762,834 for
a 50-calendar day shipyard availability for fleet oiler Joshua USNS Humphreys
(T-AO 188).
East Coast Repair & Fabrication $8,941,404
for
a 60-calendar day shipyard availability for the mid-term availability on the
USNS Arctic (T-AOE 8), Newport News, VA.
Global, a 1st Flagship Co. $10,833,890 to
acquire services and material necessary to support and maintain all vessels
assigned to NAVSEA Inactive Ship Maintenance Office Philadelphia, PA, and
active vessels assigned to the Guided Missile Cruiser (CG)/Dock Landing Ship
(LSD) Modernization Detachment, Norfolk, VA. Work in Philadelphia, PA (80%) and
Norfolk, VA (20%).
Lyon Shipyard Inc. $8,077,424 to
provide management, technical, procurement, production, testing and quality
assurance necessary to plan, prepare and execute all maintenance, repair, and
alterations required to complete the docking phased maintenance availability
onboard the USNS Hunter (TSV-3).
Marion Manufacturing Inc. and Augustine Die
& Mold Inc. $24,960,614 to
provide machined items to support a wide variety of naval maintenance, overhaul
and modernization projects for Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Kittery, ME.
Vigor Marine LLC$9,840,871 for
a 65-calendar day shipyard availability: services for the mid-term availability
of the fleet oiler USNS Guadalupe (T-AO 200).
Amee
Bay LLC, Epsilon Systems Solutions Inc., Q.E.D. Systems Inc., Continental Tide
Defense Systems Inc. combined $44,172,422 for
engineering and technical support services for rotating electrical equipment
and sealed insulation systems utilized in generators, electric motors,
transformers, cables, power conversion and distribution equipment onboard all
Navy hulls for the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Philadelphia Division, Code
445.
SHIP INSTRUMENTATION
Leidos $26,913,657 for
ship-installation, integrated logistic support, fleet support, and
life-cycle-sustainment of Navy’s AN/SQQ-89A(V)15 surface ship undersea warfare
systems for US Navy. Some FMS: Japan $205,855, Australia $38,730.
Lockheed Martin $85,563,849 IDIQ for
systems engineering and technical services for hardware & software
interfaces.
Raytheon $30,726,180 for
the Planar Array Antenna Assembly production requirements to support the
Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC)
program.
SHIP WEAPONRY
Lockheed Martin $7,869,505 for
combat system ship integration and testing on FFG 62 class ships. Work in
Moorestown, NJ (85%); Marinette, WI (10%); Bath, ME (3%); Pascagoula, MS (2%).
Lockheed Martin $24,622,187 for
Navy equipment, components, engineering services and other direct costs. (Extension
of earlier contract
– 20 Sep 2019 – for MFTA.)
Raytheon $136,470,802 for
MK 15 close-in weapon system upgrades and conversions, system overhauls and
associated hardware for US Navy (85%); South Korea (15%).
RAMSys
GmbH (Ottobrunn) €17,851,997 and $2,568,880 for
fiscal 2021 rolling airframe missile (RAM) requirements for Germany [under
cooperative program funds (89%)] and FMS to Egypt (11%). Work in Germany: Ueberlingen (86.2%), Schrobenhausen
(8.4%), and Ottobrunn (5.4%).
Raytheon $27,694,306 for
assembly, fabrication, development and testing to produce and deliver MK 57
NATO Seasparrow missile system.
SHIP OPERATION – THIRD
PARTY
General Dynamics (Electric Boat) $7,889,406 for
operation, maintenance and protection of the floating dry dock SHIPPINGPORT
ARDM-4, which is government-owned and corporate-operated.
NAVAL SEA SYSTEMS
COMMAND (NAVSEA)
Boeing $12,940,000 for
software development services for the maturation, integration, and testing of
the accelerated Communications-as-a-Service capability. Work in Tukwila, WA
(30%); St. Louis, MO (26%); Huntington Beach, CA (22%); Huntsville, AL (13%);
San Diego, CA (5%); Palmdale, CA (4%).
Global, a 1st Flagship Co. $8,974,465 to
acquire services and material necessary to support and maintain all vessels
assigned to NAVSEA, Inactive Ship Maintenance Office, Pearl Harbor, HI.
Globe Composite Solutions, Goodrich Corp.,
Westland Technologies $72,000,000 for
submarine materials. Work at the contractors’ facilities (Stoughton, MA;
Jacksonville, FL; and Modesto, CA).
Halter Marine $149,053,160 for
the design and construction of one oceanographic survey ship (T-AGS 67). Work
in Pascagoula, MS (76%); Harahan, LA (8%); Belle Chase, LA
(4.5%); Alpharetta, GA (4.5%); Mathews, LA (2.3%); Axis, AL (2%); Houston,
TX (1.5%); Sherwood, OR (1.2%).
Hexagon U.S. Federal $24,915,207 for
engineering changes to situational awareness, boundary enforcement and response
hardware.
Huntington Ingalls Industries $8,357,473 to
provide long lead time material procurement and management services, Newport
News, VA.
Management Services Group Inc. (d.b.a. Global
Technical Systems) $13,291,701 for
ordnance alteration kit production, on-board allowance spares kit production,
and engineering services for Technical Insertion 12H of the Common Processing
System.
Progeny Systems Corp. $10,642,255 for
engineering services, material, and travel.
Aktarius
LLC $65,000,000 for
expertise for all activities associated with the development, production,
fielding, sustainment and disposal of shore, expeditionary and oceans systems
across the lifecycle for Navy, Marine Corps, DOD and other expeditionary
customers. An initial task order for engineering, integrated product
support and technical services is being awarded at $150,000 to support test and
evaluation, data management and analysis and R&D in Panama City, FL.
NAVAL AIR SYSTEMS
COMMAND (NAVAIR)
L3Harris $18,075,712 for
285 modernized radios as well as associated engineering support necessary to
calibrate and maintain special test equipment while in production.
Creative Builds, Peak Signals LLC, Souza
Construction, Valley Wide Construction Services Inc. $8,000,000 to
provide system maintenance, installation, and engineering capabilities for
advanced technology products in support of the Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons
Division Energetics Department, China Lake, CA.
NAVAL AIR WARFARE
CENTER AIRCRAFT DIVISION (NAWCAD)
AV3 Inc., Bridges System Integration LLC, FGS
LLC, Futron Inc., iSoft
Solution LLC, Mission Analytics LLC, US International Development Consortium
Inc. $100,000,000 IDIQ in
support of NAWCAD Integrated Command, Control and Intelligence (IC2&I)
Division: engineering and technical support services for legacy, current, and
next generation audio/video systems, including efficient information exchange
of voice, video and/or data from concept through deployment and the planning,
research, design, testing, integration, verification, customization,
installation and system operations support of those systems, subsystems, and
components in support of the IC2&I Division, which integrates and delivers
products for command, control, communications, computers, combat systems, ISR
systems for DOD, various other U.S. government departments and agencies and
foreign governments.
Precise Systems Inc. $83,196,677 for
management and technical support services for the operation, development,
sustainment, training and management of the acquisition management system suite
of software applications that provide both acquisition management and
acquisition data in support of the Acquisition Tools and Processes Program. Work
in Patuxent River, MD
NAVAL
INFORMATION WARFARE CENTER PACIFIC (NAVWAR)
Applied Research Associates, Gryphon Technologies
LLC, Huntington Ingalls Industries Mission Driven Innovative Solutions Inc.,
ISPA Technology LLC, Leidos, Oasis Systems LLC, Peraton,
SAIC, Serco Inc. $118,816,148 IDIQ for
technical support including specification and design, fabrication,
installation, test and evaluation, fielding, maintenance, training, and
configuration and program management of hardware and software in support of
surface and subsurface unmanned maritime systems engaged in waterborne and
underwater mine countermeasures.
22nd Century Technologies Inc., Booz Allen
Hamilton, Coherent Technical Services Inc., Deloitte & Touche
LLP, Effecture LLC, M.C. Dean Inc., McKean Defense
Group LLC, Sentar Inc., Parsons, SAIC, Solute Inc.,
Scientific Research Corp. $28,104,131 for
support including engineering and technical services for current and emergent
afloat, ashore and airborne networks and systems that enable net-centric
operations in naval, joint, allied and coalition operations.
Bowhead Cybersecurity Solutions & Services
$92,308,000 for
senior consultation support services for NAVWAR Pacific.
Advanced Sciences and Technologies LLC, Bart
& Associates Inc., Dark Wolf Solutions LLC, Data Intelligence LLC, Grove
Resource Solutions Inc., ODME Solutions LLC, Solute Inc., Sugpiat
Defense LLC, Timitron Corp., Vector Planning &
Services Inc. $47,330,220 IDIQ for
cybersecurity systems engineering support including software development and
training, hardware engineering, network engineering, configuration management,
and information assurance planning. Some Department of Homeland Security funds.
Dell (estimated $155,300,000) and Insight
Public Sector (estimated $161,500,000) for
blanket purchase agreement under the DOD Enterprise Software Initiative (DOD
ESI) for commercially available perpetual licenses, software assurance,
user-based subscription licenses to include Microsoft 365, Microsoft Azure and
client access licenses among others.
Teledyne Brown Engineering Inc. $27,437,235 for
the Littoral Battlespace Sensing-Glider (LBS-G) program: management,
engineering support, production, maintenance, repairs, test, training,
documentation updates, spares, system upgrades and other logistic related tasks.
INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY & THE CLOUD
Applied Research Associates Inc. $10,730,339 for
managed service provider for Technology Enabler Raptor Environment for Cloud
Compute Services (TE-RECCS).
Booz Allen Hamilton, CACI, SAIC, Capstone
Corp., Serco Inc. $109,814,821 IDIQ to
provide technical support services for functions such as chief information
officer strategic support; data and information management; engineering
support; information technology system support; network support; information
assurance/cyber security; enterprise business intelligence/enterprise business
analytics; software analysis; hardware maintenance and development; and
business process reengineering in support of the Deputy Chief of Naval
Operations, the Bureau of Naval Personnel, Navy Personnel Command, the Navy
Manpower Analysis Center, Commander Naval Education and Training, and Commander
Navy Recruiting Command.
BAE Systems $34,135,237 for
Mobility Air Forces Automated Flight Planning Service (MAFPS) maintenance:
continued Level III software maintenance of both functional and
infrastructure/cyber security technical support.
Cisco $1,180,185,116 for
brand name Cisco Smart Net Total Care and Software Support Services for users
across DOD.
Dell $2,493,000,000 Enterprise Software
Agreement (ESA) is for
licenses, software assurance, user-based subscription licenses to include
Microsoft 365, Microsoft Azure, and client access licenses among others.
HP $443,779,321 for
the U.S. Strategic Command Information Technology Capabilities: services,
capabilities and functions to include IT infrastructure, mission critical
systems and applications at Offutt AFB, NE.
Imagine One Technology & Management Ltd.
$37,729,626 for
IT support to provide sustainment and development / modernization solutions for
current and future government and commercial off-the-shelf systems.
MACHINE
LEARNING
ECS Federal $68,952,654 to
design and develop novel approaches to artificial intelligence algorithms.
COMMUNICATIONS
Blue Tech Inc. $18,708,000 for
a distributed common ground/surface systems antenna solution and
software/firmware maintenance renewal packages for Marine Corps Systems Command.
Bombardier [Learjet Inc.] $464,851,645 IDIQ for
up to Battlefield Airborne Communications Node (BACN) Bombardier Global 6000
aircraft.
General Dynamics $28,042,030 to
procure post deployment software support service for the product manager
Tactical Network Transport - On The Move system and equipment. General Dynamics
$10,599,849 for
system engineering and test services in support of the Tactical
Network-Transport on the Move systems and equipment.
Mercury Defense Systems Inc. $11,794,811 for
12 Type I.v1 Advanced Digital Radio Frequency Memories (DRFM) production units,
each configured with two 18 GHz radio frequency converter modules and two
micro-DRFM modules; seven Type II.v3 Advanced DRFM production units, each
configured with four 7-11 GHz radio frequency converter modules and four
micro-DRFM modules; and data deliverables.
L3Harris $3,300,000,000 for
radios, communication equipment, ancillary and spare parts, and related
services.
SPACE
LAUNCH
United Launch Services $17,452,475 for
mission integration requirements and other standard services for the U.S. Space
Force-51 mission. Work in Centennial, CO, and Cape Canaveral Space Force
Station, FL.
SATELLITES
& SPACE SUPPORT
Boeing $20,601,818 for
the launch and mission operations design and products effort for the Wideband
Global Satellite Communication space vehicle 11.
Delta Solutions & Strategies LLC
$22,217,098 for
Integrated Tactical Warning/Attack Assessment services: technical engineering
support and exercise simulation generation support for the Modeling and
Simulations Operations Branch (J722) of the Joint Exercise & Training
Directorate (J7), U.S. Strategic Command and technical engineering support and
exercise scenario generation support for the Modeling and Simulation Branch
(J742) of NORAD and Northern Command (N-NC) J7. Work at Offutt AFB, NE; and
Peterson AFB, CO.
Frontier Technology Inc. $13,075,001 to
conduct analysis using previously developed technologies and tools for systems
and programs in the Program Executive Office Missiles and Space portfolio.
L3Harris $8,091,846.29 for
the SILENTBARKER Retina effort under the Combat Mission Systems Support program:
mature and operationalize the mission development processor prototype under the
current program and to provide additional capabilities to the operational
Retina.
Lockheed Martin $1,010,000,000 for
Space Based Infrared Surveillance contractor logistics support in Colorado (Peterson
AFB, Buckley AFB, Greeley Air National Guard Station, and Boulder).
NAL Research Corp. $7,831,374 for
integrating existing, new, or modified Iridium devices and Iridium network
capabilities for ISR requirements at Naval Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren
Division.
RQ Construction $11,615,680 for
installation of electrical power supply backup devices for several buildings
and for the construction of a new switchgear building on Wallops
Island, VA.
SAIC $12,948,503 for
continued systems engineering and integration support for remote sensing
mission capabilities, El Segundo, CA.
MISSILE
DEFENSE AGENCY (MDA) – After 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.
Parsons $2,241,762,696 for
support that includes: engineering and technical support; studies, analysis,
and evaluations; and management and professional services. Work in
Huntsville, AL; Fort Belvoir, VA; Colorado Springs, CO; Fort Greely, AK;
Moorestown, NJ; Hanscom AFB, MA; Phoenix, AZ; Orlando, FL; and Salt Lake City, UT.
Mobius Parsons Solutions LLC [JV between
Mobius Consulting LLC and Parsons] $566,667,195 for
test support services for MDA in Albuquerque, NM; Bedford, MA; Colorado
Springs, CO; Dahlgren, VA; Kwajalein Atoll; Wake Island; Honolulu, HI;
Huntsville, AL; Kauai, HI; Vandenberg AFB, CA; and other locations as directed.
Raytheon $36,682,667 (bringing contract total
to $2,646,169,912) to
(1) upgrade, integrate, and test Flight Test Round software; (2) revise
environmental qualification plans for compliance with updated qualification
standards; (3) facilitate a preliminary qualification event; (4) support an
accelerated flight test date; and (5) initiate activities to begin the
transition to production.
ORDNANCE
– MISSILES, BOMBS, ROCKETS, PROJECTILES
Amentum
$19,901,707 for
operation and maintenance of Hawthorne Army Depot.
Blue Halo LLC $10,618,589 for
33 Stinger training systems (STS), spare blocks labor support, technical data
package, help desk support, and travel and other direct costs in support of the
program manager ground-based air defense.
Northrop Grumman $81,031,456 for
up to 300 XM914E1 30mm x 113mm chain guns, spares, training, and associated
engineering services in support of the Program Manager Ground-Based Air Defense
— Marine Air Defense Integrated System Increment 1 program.
Lockheed Martin $9,394,407 for
HELLFIRE and Joint-Air-to-Ground Missile engineering services.
Lockheed Martin $172,357,000 for
spare hardware in association with PATRIOT Advanced Capability (PAC-3)
FY21 missiles and command and launch system. Some unspecified FMS.
Raytheon maximum $15,275,008 for
gyro assembly for TOW weapon system for Marine Corps.
Raytheon $328,156,454 for
the following products: 483 AIM-9X Block II all up round tactical missiles (212
for the Navy, 187 for the Air Force and 84 for FMS); 82 AIM-9X block II plus
all up round missiles (eight for the Navy, eight for the Air Force and 66 for FMS);
156 Block II Captive Air Training Missiles (82 for the Air Force and 74 for FMS);
eight Block II Special Air Training Missiles (two for the Air Force and six for
FMS); 198 all up round containers (75 for the Navy, 73 for the Air Force and 50
for FMS); six spare advanced optical target detectors (two for the Air Force
and four for FMS); five spare advanced optical target detector containers (two
for the Air Force and three for FMS); 29 spare Block II guidance units (live
battery) (13 for the Navy, four for the Air Force, and 12 for FMS); six spare
Block II plus guidance units (live battery) for FMS; 41 guidance unit
containers for FMS; 72 spare Captive Air Training Missile guidance units (inert
battery) (22 for the Navy, three for the Air Force, and 47 for FMS); two spare
Block I propulsion steering sections for the Air Force; seven spare Block II
propulsion steering sections (two for the Navy, four for the Air Force, and one
for FMS); 72 spare Block II electronics units (68 for the Navy and four for the
Air Force); two classroom explosive ordnance disposal systems trainers for FMS;
one practical explosive ordnance disposal systems trainer for a FMS customer;
11 multi-purpose training missiles for various FMS; 135 tail caps (eight for
the Navy, 16 for the Air Force and 111 for FMS); 35 tail cap containers (two
for the Navy, four for the Air Force, and 29 for FMS); one lot of spares assets
for the Navy; one lot of spares assets for the Air Force; and one lot of spares
assets for Australia, Bahrain, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Denmark, Finland,
Indonesia, Israel, Japan, Kuwait, Malaysia, Morocco, the Netherlands, Norway,
Oman, Poland, Qatar, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Slovakia, South Korea,
Taiwan, Turkey, and the UAE.
Teya
Enterprises LLC $8,006,259 for
engineering design, project management, quality management, and configuration
management support services to include, design of hardware and software
required to safely perform China Lake’s land based ordnance operations in
support of five China Lake earthquake recovery projects.
ORDNANCE DISPOSAL
Textron $38,937,171 to
provide sustainment level repair services for the AN/GLM-11(V)2 Universal Test
Set (UTS).
LAND
VEHICLES
Brasfield & Gorrie $13,974,067 to
construct a 7.5-MW generation plant, Anniston, AL, which is home to Anniston
Army Depot, which repairs land vehicles.
DRS Network & Imaging Systems $82,741,380 to
procure Advanced Multi-Purpose Round Gunner's Auxiliary Sight units.
JLG Industries Inc. $8,992,585 for
motor vehicle parts.
Oshkosh Defense $942,900,000 for
production, integration, engineering and logistical support, and fielding of
Stryker Medium Caliber Weapon System vehicles.
Raytheon $43,225,979 for
delivery orders re the Improved Bradley Acquisition System Commander’s Viewer
Unit.
SMALL
ARMS & LIGHT WEAPONRY (SALW)
FN America $92,104,736 to
procure M240 Series machine gun variants and spare receivers.
GEAR
& EQUIPMENT
Noble Supply & Logistics $90,000,000 for
facilities maintenance, repair and operations supplies in New England,
Delaware, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.
Noble Supply and Logistics $263,432,318 for
hardware and abrasives used as spare parts in multiple weapon systems.
Leading Technology Composites d.b.a. LTC Inc.
$94,743,060 for
enhanced side ballistic inserts.
Vinyl Technology maximum $17,663,226 IDIQ for
self-inflating sleeping mats.
Planned Systems International Inc. $35,594,605
to
provide technical, analytic and operational integration skills across Night
Vision & Electronic Sensors Directorate core competencies.
CLOTHING
Aurora Industries (Puerto Rico) $10,676,667 for
advanced combat unisex shirts for US Army.
Federal Prison Industries $17,810,400 for
Navy coveralls.
Kandor
Manufacturing (Puerto Rico) $9,734,095 for
US Navy working uniform blouses and trousers, maternity blouses and Army combat
uniform trousers.
National Industries for the Blind maximum
$7,575,000 IDIQ for Army physical fitness uniform pants.
Original Footwear LLC maximum $7,923,201 for
safety boots for US Coast Guard.
Peckham Vocational Industries $109,088,195 for
organizational clothing and individual equipment repair, cleaning, warehousing
and distribution.
Pentaq
Manufacturing Corp. (Puerto Rico) $24,041,215 for
various types of trousers for US Army and Air Force.
San Antonio Shoe $25,423,460 for
men’s and women’s athletic shoes.
EDUCATION
Applied Training Solutions LLC $11,803,309 IDIQ
to
provide support services for the operation of the Marine Corps distance
learning programs learning resource center facilities. 40 learning resource center facilities.
Global Business Solutions $18,957,323 for
purchasing of approved civilian/industry credentialing exams, course materials,
exam preparation materials and exam prep courses/boot camps through various
credentialing agencies and vendors for the Air Force’s Credentialing Program
Office.
TRAINING
– ARMY
Cole Engineering Services Inc. $192,611,812 for
the Synthetic Training Environment-Information System Training Simulation
Software/Training Management Tool.
Vanquish Worldwide LLC $258,798,380 for
logistics support services, including maintenance, supply and transportation in
Fort Polk, LA.
TRAINING
– AIR FORCE
Aechelon
Technology $24,069,170, for
Image Generation Systems required to support high fidelity F-35 and F-22 Flight
Simulation Visual Display Systems in Joint Simulation Environment. Work at
Edwards AFB and Nellis AFB.
L3Harris $7,917,536 for
ongoing support of Joint Terminal Control (JTC) Training and Rehearsal System
(TRS) program. Devices will be procured as production-ready systems or
transitioned into the program to support Joint Terminal Attack Controller
training. Work at Kadena AB, Japan; Osan AB, Korea; Einsiedlerhof Air
Station, Germany; Vilseck, Germany; Mildenhall AB, U.K.;
Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, AK; Ft. Wainwright, AK; JB Lewis-McChord, WA;
Ft. Irwin, CA; Nellis AFB, NV; Wheeler Army Airfield,
HI; Ft. Bliss, TX; Ft. Hood, TX; Cannon AFB, NM; Will Rogers Air National Guard
Base, OK; Ft. Polk, LA; Hurlburt Field, FL; Ft. Benning, GA; Ft. Stewart, GA;
Pope AAF, NC; Ft. Bragg, NC; Ft. Drum, NY; Ft. Riley, KS; Ft. Carson, CO;
Kirtland AFB, NM; and Ft. Irwin, CA.
NWF Contractors, Inc. $20,000,000 for
construction of reinforced concrete test targets on specified test areas at
Eglin AFB.
20 corporations (including Amentum,
Booz Allen Hamilton, Georgia Tech, Lockheed Martin, and Raytheon) $950,000,000 for
support of Range Threat Systems Branch, including Advanced Radar Threat
Systems, Joint Treat Emitter and Branch Modernization programs: entails threat
radar systems, along with supporting tools and infrastructure to the Air Force
combat training ranges. Work at Hill AFB, UT, and/or at the contractor’s
facility.
TRAINING
– NAVY/USMC
Hatalom
Corp. $20,810,678 for
the indoor simulated marksmanship trainer (ISMT) sustainment services at
multiple Marine Corps installations.
Saab Inc. $53,805,000 for
force on force training systems-next (FoFTS-Next), “the
next generation of instrumented – tactical engagement simulation system
(I-TESS) for the Marine Corps.” Work at Huskvarna,
Sweden (66%); Orlando, FL (17%); Stafford, VA (5%); Twentynine Palms, CA (2%);
Camp Pendleton, CA (2%); Camp Lejeune, NC (1%); Kaneohe Bay, HI (1%); with the
remaining work locations (7%) to be determined.
Tactical Air Support Inc. $14,800,000 for
six block upgrade system kits, consisting of four F-5N+ kits and two F-5F+
kits, in support of the F-5N+/F+ avionics reconfiguration and tactical
enhancement/modernization for inventory standardization program.
FORCE PROTECTION
Perimeter Security Partners LLC $8,475,984 to
maintain identified physical security equipment in Fort Rucker, AL; Huntsville,
AL; Augusta, Fort Benning, Fort Gillem, Fort Stewart
and Savannah, GA; Fort Bragg, NC; Fort Buchanan, Puerto Rico; Columbia, SC; and
Kingsport, TN.
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.
Fort Riley Utility Services $9,019,488 for
water and wastewater utility services.
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
Becton Dickinson $49,000,000 for
laboratory supplies for DOD and federal civilian agencies.
Benco
Dental $49,062,500 IDIQ for
dental consumable items. Organogenesis Inc. $49,500,000 for
medical and surgical supplies.
LifePort
LLC $42,000,000 IDIQ for
medical equipment and accessories for the DLA Electronic Catalog.
NuVasive
Inc. $27,000,000 IDIQ for
spinal orthopedic procedural packages for DOD and federal civilian agencies.
MEDICAL
SERVICES
CACI $45,088,976 for
medical readiness logistics/program support services: functional and technical
support for the Manpower Equipment Force Packaging program and
expeditionary/contingency medical equipment management operations at Scott AFB,
IL; Dupo, IL; Joint Base Andrews, MD; Travis AFB, CA; Wright-Patterson AFB, OH;
Kadena AB and Yokota AB, Japan; and a European
location yet to be announced.
D7 LLC (d.b.a. Dawson) minimum $490,000
maximum $47,500,000 for
IT and information management support services in support of the Chief of
Information Office at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences.
Perspecta
$12,142,648 for
24/7/365 management of the Defense Health Agency (DHA) Global Service Center (GSC),
infrastructure performance optimization. And supports transforming “into a
world-class customer advocate using data and methodologies to drive
efficiencies and continuous process improvement.”
MEDICAL
– Keepin’ the pawns in the game
LMR Technical Group $17,903,881 for
“A3 Optimizing Human Weapon System Services”: continued support services to
increase the physical capacity of fighter aircrew, decrease the rate of
injuries, and accelerate return to duty. Contractors work with “aircrew to
optimize physical performance targeting neck and back pain prevention while
monitoring, analyzing, and resolving physical readiness concerns.”
FUEL
& ENERGY – The US Armed Forces consume more fossil fuels than any other organization in the
world.
JE Hurley $8,898,715 for
design-build construction of a standby generator building and enclosures, Muskogee,
OK.
Optima Batteries Inc. maximum $36,973,752 for
four storage batteries and one storage rack. Some work in Mexico.
Bodell
Construction $19,796,156 to
construct 3 above-ground fuel storage tanks complete with railings and
associated necessary appurtenances, 2 commercial truck unloading stands with
equipment canopies, 2 re-fueler loading stands with optional equipment
canopies, an enclosed electrical control house and open shelter filter house, a
fuel operations facility with a fuel testing lab, re-fueler vehicle parking,
secondary containment and an R-11 maintenance building for USACE, Tulsa, OK.
Stonewin
LLC ($40,091,578); Sprague Operating Resources ($30,437,804); Papco Inc., ($16,543,240); Global Montello Group ($15,938,496);
Petroleum Traders Corp. ($13,258,158); All American Express Solutions LLC ($10,500,474);
Broco Oil ($10,442,701) for
various types of fuel for active military, Coast Guard, National Guard, and
federal civilian agencies.
TRANSPORTATION
Cooper/Ports America LLC $8,355,546 for
stevedoring and related terminal services at ports of Beaumont, Corpus Christi,
and Port Arthur, TX.
11 corporations $152,588,232 for
transportation between various continental U.S. and outside continental U.S.
points and ports. Services include time-definite, door to door/port to
door pickup and delivery, electronic data interchange, customs processing and
clearance of containerized and breakbulk cargo.
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.
ARS Aleut Demolition Services LLC, Bhate Environmental Associates Inc., BSC-ESA JV LLC,
Central Environmental Inc., EnviroVantage Inc., Neuber Environmental Services Inc., Target Contractors LLC
$95,000,000 for
demolition and abatement of excess facilities at multiple DOD installations and
other federal agency locations throughout MN, WI, IL, OH, IN, MI, KY, VA, WV, MO,
and IA.
FOOD
SERVICES
Work Services Corp. $20,907,051 for
food services, Sheppard AFB, TX.
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.
Jones Lang LaSalle America $9,728,557 for
whole facilities maintenance at various commissaries located in the U.S. and
its territories. Jones Lang LaSalle America $8,190,785 for
whole facilities maintenance at various commissaries located in the U.S. and
its territories. Nelson Refrigeration Inc. $7,984,070 for
whole facilities maintenance at various commissaries located in the U.S. and
its territories.
DSA LLC $9,880,551 for
grounds maintenance and snow removal at Naval District D.C. installations.:
D.C. Quantico, and Bethesda.
LOGISTICS
Conveyor Handling Co. ($150,000,000); Unity
Technologies Corp. ($150,000,000); Werres Corp. ($150,000,000)
IDIQ for
logistics modernization integration support and material handling.
CONSULTING
Subsidium
Inc. $9,826,886 for
business services consulting: administrative management and general management
consulting services in the forms of market analysis, depot business development,
and strategic public/private partnerships at Hill AFB, UT.
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.
Chinook Systems Inc. $44,000,000 to
provide commissioning (Cx) support services for the
Project Controls Division and the Standards and Compliance Division of WHS. Cx is the “process of achieving, verifying, and documenting
the performance of building systems in accordance with the design intent and
the client’s functional and operational requirements.” Services “necessary to
perform commissioning, code enforcement, and document management services.”
Oasis Systems $9,723,160 for
supporting HQ Air Combat Command A5/8/9
in the areas of plans, programming and requirements, weapons system team and
resource management at Joint Base Langley-Eustis, VA.
Canon U.S.A. and Xerox Corp. maximum
$30,000,000 IDIQ for
color reproduction equipment and associated services.
FINANCES
KPMG LLP $7,565,848 for
the Next Generation Resource Management System (NGRMS) support to provide
development & delivery of a single integrated program / budget submission
for the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense (Comptroller) fiscal and
budgetary matters.
Tecolote Research Inc. $8,311,713 to
provide cost analysis and technical support services to the Cost Assessment
Data Enterprise within the Office of the Director of Cost Assessment and
Program Evaluation.
MAINLAND
INFRASTRUCTURE
Perk Company Inc., Metro Paving Corp., Miami Wiipica LLC $49,000,000 for
road and construction work at Arlington National Cemetery.
BAUER Foundation Corp. $8,000,000 to
close two gaps in the East St. Louis, IL, cutoff wall located at the American
Water intake and the Metro East Sanitary District’s north pump station.
Kaiyuh
Services LLC $9,125,123 for
Miter Gate Anchorage Replacement at Lock and Dam 5A, 8, and 10 on the Upper Mississippi
River.
LS Marine Inc. $14,728,550 for
building of six islands, sand benches, marsh habitat and plantings, St. Paul,
MN.
Rigid Constructors $20,271,383 for
demolition and construction of 464,500 CY semi-compacted containment dike raise,
Chambers, TX.
CJW Construction $29,436,020 for
an earth fill placed against existing bluffs, approximately 7,300 feet in
length, revetted with riprap slop protection and a
launchable stone toe blanket, Norco, CA.
Woolpert
Inc. $22,666,666 for
photogrammetric and Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) surveying and mapping.
AIRFIELD
REHABILITATION
Arrow Indian Contractors maximum $8,800,000 IDIQ
for
base paving at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ.
ASRC Earthworks LLC $133,000,000 IDIQ for
road and airfield paving requirements on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson,
Anchorage, AK. ASRC Earthworks $133,000,000 for
road and airfield paving requirements on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Anchorage,
AK.
Coffman Specialties $10,790,000 for
repairs to taxiways at MCAS Miramar (taxiways Quebec and Lima).
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.
All American Construction Services, Dakota
Plains Electrical Contracting, LaCreek Development
Corp., OK2 Construction, Quinn–Scull JV $95,000,000 for
construction (maintenance, repair, alteration, mechanical, electrical,
heating/air conditioning, demolition, painting, paving, and earthwork) for
industrial and office buildings at Ellsworth AFB, SD.
Webcor Construction LP $113,295,656 for
design and construction of a range control complex at Naval Air Weapons Station
China Lake, CA. Power Pro Plus Inc.
$22,125,510 for
repairs to the electrical distribution and fire protections systems for the
Fleet Numerical Meteorology and Oceanography Center at Naval Support Activity
Monterey, CA.
ARS Aleut Demolition Services LLC, Bhate Environmental Associates Inc., Central Environmental
Inc., Neuber Environmental Services Inc., Target
Contractors LLC $95,000,000 for
commercial demolition services.
ASI-BryMak JV
$8,658,357 for
Department of Defense Educational Activities (DODEA) preventive maintenance and
repair services at Fort Bragg and Camp Lejeune, NC. Blue Rock Structures Inc. $12,308,346 to
renovate a barracks at Camp Lejeune, NC. Includes replacement of the
electrical system and construction of a mechanical building and chiller
enclosure. Messer Construction $30,661,544 for
construction of a building, Fort Bragg, NC.
Clark/Bryne Aquatics
JV $58,950,000 for
construction of an aquatic tank facility, San Antonio, TX.
Defender Contracting & Construction
Services $77,000,000 IDIQ for
Simplified Acquisition of Base Engineering Requirements at Joint Base (JB)
Charleston, SC: maintenance, repair, and minor construction re: airfield
support, R&D, waterfront, medical, academic, secure areas, infrastructure,
administrative and institutional.
Elite Pacific Construction $9,075,000 to
repair a hangar fire protection distribution line at Marine Corp Base, Kaneohe,
HI.
Four Tribes Enterprises $7,840,230 to
repair HVAC and fire protection equipment shelter at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ. Hensel
Phelps $35,524,000 for
design, bid and construction of an office building, Kirtland AFB, NM.
9 firms (including AECOM and Jacobs) $249,000,000
for
architect and engineering services for USACE, Mobile, AL.
Jacobs (CH2M Hill) $14,994,600 for
Hurricane Sally recovery work (repairs for buildings 3901, 623, 601, 1080) at NAS
Pensacola, FL. U-SMC DeMaria JV1 LLC $9,337,198 for
Building 544 repairs and alterations at Naval Support Activity Panama City, FL.
5 firms $950,000,000 for
new construction relating to site work, fire protection, mechanical systems,
plumbing, utility systems, structural, electrical, HVAC, instrumentation,
security and safety areas of government facilities for USACE, Savannah, GA. APEX
Construction $225,000,000 IDIQ, for
multidiscipline construction in Georgia (Moody AFB, Grand Bay Range, and Valdosta
Regional Airport) and Avon Park Range, Sebring, FL.
Milestone Contractors LP maximum $20,000,000 IDIQ
for
construction (excavation and fill, asphalt repairs and replacement, highway
striping, guardrail repair and replacement, concrete work, culvert replacement,
fence repair and replacement, erosion control, road and lot maintenance, sidewalk
repair and replacement, highway sign maintenance repair and replacement) at
Naval Support Activity Crane and Glendora Test Facility, Sullivan, IN.
MSAB/HCR JV LLC $50,000,000 for
maintenance and repair of real property and minor construction work via U.S.
Army Field Directorate Office, Fort Eustis, VA.
Skookum Educational Programs $14,999,976 for
sustainment, restoration and modernization services, Fort Riley, KS.
TEPA EC LLC $20,865,000 to
build a physical fitness facility, Fort Carson, CO.
Vazquez Reasbeck
Construction, K & K Industries Inc., HGL Construction Inc. $75,000,000 IDIQ
for
design-build and design-bid-build construction services (general construction,
including maintenance, repair, alteration, mechanical, electrical, heating/air
conditioning, demolition, painting, paving and earthwork for industrial and
office buildings) at Whiteman AFB, MO.
Vazquez Forgen JV
LLC, Graham County Land Co., LRG Construction JV LLC, Orion-Brice LLC JV $99,000,000
to
facilitate time-sensitive disaster, infrastructure and construction related
activities.
Weatherhaven
Resources Inc. maximum $200,000,000 IDIQ for
commercial shelters.
Wright Contracting Inc. $8,390,000 to
renovate a 23,200-square-foot facility to support dining and medical operations,
Louisville, TN, for the National Guard.
Ceres Environmental Services $45,000,000 for
emergency temporary roof repairs. Dynamic Construction Group $45,000,000 for
emergency temporary roof repairs. Yerkes South Inc. $45,000,000 for
rapid-response temporary roofing projects in the event of an emergency. Ceres Environmental Services $45,000,000 for
rapid-response temporary roofing projects in the event of an emergency. Power
and Instrumentation Services Inc. (Puerto Rico) $45,000,000 for
numerous rapid-response temporary roofing projects in the continental U.S.
coastal regions in the event of an emergency. S&M and Associates
$45,000,000 for
rapid-response temporary roofing projects in the continental U.S. coastal
regions in the event of an emergency. ThomCo
Enterprises Inc. $45,000,000 for
rapid-response temporary roofing projects in the continental U.S. coastal
regions in the event of an emergency.
Benaka
Inc., CCI Utility & Construction Services LLC, Kunj Construction Corp.,
Ocean Construction Services, PEM-Harkins JV, Tantara Corp. max total $249,000,000
to
build, repair, and renovate facilities within NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic: CT (15%); DE
(1%); ME (10%); MA (1%); NH (5%); NJ (10%); NY (2%); PA (40%); RI (15%); VT
(1%).
6 construction firms $19,800,000 for
new construction, repair, alteration, and related demolition for Navy and
Marine Corps facilities within D.C. (40%); VA (40%); MD (20%).
6 construction firms $240,000,000 total
maximum (including options) for
construction projects located primarily within NAVFAC Northwest. A seed project
task order for heating system repairs at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard,
Bremerton, WA, is awarded to Environet Inc.,
$3,446,610.
9 construction firms $495,000,000 IDIQ for
construction, repair, and renovation of commercial and institutional facilities
at various government installations located in NAVFAC Southwest (CA, AZ, NV, UT,
CO, and NM).
DREDGING
Donjon Marine Co. $24,464,820 for
maintenance dredging, Staten Island, NY.
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co. $24,292,116 for
furnishing one fully crewed and equipped self-propelled trailing suction type
hopper dredge on a rental basis, Plaquemines, LA.
HME Construction $9,221,500 for
dredging in Aberdeen, WA.
The King Co. $25,000,000 for
hydraulic dredging.
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Christian
Sorensen is an author and an independent journalist. His work focuses on the
U.S. war industry. Sorensen is the author of Understanding the War Industry and a Senior Fellow at the Eisenhower
Media Network (EMN).