1 Dec 2022
https://www.defense.gov/News/Contracts/Contract/Article/3233625/
Lockheed Martin, Grand Prairie, Texas,
$430,930,711 for
full-rate production of High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS) and
support services “to satisfy an urgent need to support the Army and various
Foreign Military Sales partners.” Work in Brownsboro, Alabama; Camden,
Arkansas; Boca Raton, Clearwater and Palm Bay, Florida; Whippany, New Jersey;
Archbald and York, Pennsylvania; and Dallas and Grand Prairie, Texas.
Army Contracting Command, Redstone Arsenal,
Alabama (W31P4Q-23-C-0006)
Core Engineering & Construction Inc.,
Winter Park, Florida (W9127Q-23-D-0001); Flagstar Construction Co Inc.,
Brandon, Mississippi (W9127Q-23-D-0002); J & J Contractors Inc.,
Collinsville, Mississippi (W9127Q-23-D-0003); D&H Construction and Cabinetry
Inc., Meridian, Mississippi (W9127Q-23-D-0004); Tony Watson Electric Inc.,
Brandon, Mississippi (W9127Q-23-D-0005); Orocon Construction LLC, Biloxi,
Mississippi (W9127Q-23-D-0006); Gottfried Contracting LLC, Covington, Louisiana
(W9127Q-23-D-0007); Drace Construction Corp., Ocean Springs, Mississippi
(W9127Q-23-D-0008); Southeast Cherokee Construction Inc., Montgomery, Alabama
(W9127Q-23-D-0009); J.W. Puckett & Company Inc., Gulfport, Mississippi
(W9127Q-23-D-0010) $40,000,000 for
five years of construction services for the National Guard.
U.S. Property and Fiscal Office, Mississippi.
Ajanta Consulting LLC, San Antonio, Texas,
$29,617,180 for
inspection, operation, maintenance, repair, reconstruction, and rehabilitation
of project facilities and features managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in
Enid, Granada, Hernando, and Sardis, Mississippi.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Vicksburg,
Mississippi (W912EE-23-C-0002)
BAE Systems Land & Armaments LP, San Jose,
California, $13,093,714 for
integration of the Upgraded Improved Bradley Acquisition Subsystem (Block 2.8),
phase 3.
Army Contracting Command, Detroit Arsenal,
Michigan (W56HZV-22-C-0072)
Cabras Marine Corp., Piti, Guam
(N4044623D0001); Guam Industrial Services Inc., d.b.a. Guam Shipyard, Tamuning,
Guam (N4044623D0002); Seafix Inc., Tamuning, Guam (N4044623D0003) $249,000,000 for
general repair of Military Sealift Command vessels on Guam.
MSC Ship Support Unit Guam.
Draper Laboratory, Cambridge, Massachusetts,
$202,511,235 for
technical and engineering services necessary to maintain and sustain MK 6
Guidance subsystem in the Lockheed Martin Trident II (D5) submarine-launched
ballistic missile. Also, research and develop concepts and technologies (guidance,
navigation, and control) to enable the second life extension of the Trident II.
Also includes R&D of new and alternate guidance,
navigation, and control technologies for Strategic Systems Programs missions,
integration support for Columbia/Dreadnought ship construction, reentry
subsystem support, and support for the Conventional Prompt Strike/Hypersonic
development. Work in Cambridge, Massachusetts (81%), and El Segundo, California
(19%).
Strategic Systems Programs, Washington, D.C. (N0003022C6002)
Mnemonics Inc., Melbourne, Florida,
$49,953,129 for
specific radio frequency and infrared engineering, analytical, and technical
efforts to support evolving timing technology. Work in the D.C. area.
Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, D.C.
(N0017323D6000)
Vigor Marine LLC, Portland, Oregon, $23,564,259
for
a 90-calendar day shipyard availability for regular overhaul and dry docking of
the dry cargo and ammunition ship USNS Richard E. Byrd (T-AKE 4) in
Portland, Oregon.
MSC Norfolk, Virginia (N3220523C4003)
Lockheed Martin RMS, Liverpool, New York,
$14,823,612 for
engineering and travel re: Advanced Off-Board Electronic Warfare (AOEW) program
in Syracuse, New York.
NAVSEA D.C. (N00024-17-C-5353)
Boeing, St. Louis, Missouri, $8,719,447 for
continued integrated logistics support and engineering services in support of
Harpoon and Standoff Land-Attack Missile-Expanded Response (SLAM-ER) missile systems
and Harpoon Launch Systems for US Navy and FMS customers ($6,639,561). Work in Missouri
[St. Charles (91.89%); St. Louis (5.47%)] and Yorktown, Virginia (2.64%).
NAVAIR Patuxent River, Maryland (N0001921G0006)
SAIC, Reston, Virginia, $151,000,000 (dollars
will be obligated on individual task orders during 1 Dec 2022-30 Nov 2027) for
strategic, technical, and program management guidance and support at Scott AFB,
Illinois, “to facilitate the operations and modernization of Transportation
Command's infrastructure, systems, and applications.” Supports “classified and
unclassified programs on multiple networks and security domains.”
TRANSCOM Directorate of Acquisition, Scott AFB,
IL (HTC711-23-F-D001)
Pride Industries, Roseville, California,
$20,997,437 for
base operations and maintenance at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, New
Jersey.
87th Contracting Squadron JB-MDL, New Jersey (FA4484-23-D-0002)
National Industries for the Blind, Alexandria,
Virginia, $15,897,000 for
Army physical fitness uniform jackets. Work in Maryland, North Carolina, and
Arkansas.
DLA Troop Support, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (SPE1C1-21-D-B102)
M&M Manufacturing LLC, Lajas, Puerto Rico,
$9,969,600 for
Army and Air Force coats and trousers.
DLA Troop Support, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (SPE1C1-22-D-1517)
LVI, Pendergrass, Georgia, $9,229,839 for
warehousing, storage, logistics, and distribution for Army and Defense
Logistics Agency (DLA).
DLA Troop Support, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (SPE1C1-21-D-1417)
2 Dec
https://www.defense.gov/News/Contracts/Contract/Article/3235034/
American Systems Corp., Chantilly, Virginia, ceiling
$1,010,000,000 (ordering period 2 Dec 2022 to 1 Dec 2026) for
test, evaluation, and certification services.
Defense Information Technology Contracting
Organization, Scott AFB, Illinois (HC102823D0001)
Bechtel Plant Machinery Inc., Monroeville,
Pennsylvania, $768,485,104 for
naval nuclear propulsion components. Work in Monroeville, Pennsylvania (70%),
and Schenectady, New York (30%).
NAVSEA D.C. (N00024-19-C-2114)
Bechtel Plant Machinery Inc., Monroeville,
Pennsylvania, $20,109,110 for
naval nuclear propulsion components. Work in Monroeville, Pennsylvania (91%),
and Schenectady, New York (9%).
NAVSEA D.C. (N00024-19-C-2112)
Crowley Government Services, Jacksonville,
Florida, $45,850,402 for
operation and maintenance of six government-owned Transportation Auxiliary
General Ocean Surveillance (T-AGOS) and Transportation Auxiliary General
Missile Range instrument (T-AGM) vessels: USNS Victorious (T-AGOS 19); USNS
Able (T-AGOS 20); USNS Effective (T-AGOS 21); USNS Loyal (T-AGOS 22); USNS
Impeccable (T-AGOS 23); USNS Howard O. Lorenzen (T-AGM 25).
MSC Norfolk, Virginia (N6238723C2506)
Lockheed Martin RMS, Manassas, Virginia,
$29,673,779 for
systems engineering and integration on Navy submarines. Work in Manassas,
Virginia (68%); Waterford, Connecticut (10%); Groton, Connecticut (10%);
Middletown, Rhode Island (7%); and Newport, Rhode Island (5%). Fiscal 2023
National Sea-Based Deterrence funds ($3,965,178) obligated.
NAVSEA D.C. (N00024-19-C6-400)
Lockheed Martin RMS, Moorestown, New Jersey,
$22,947,125 for
FMS (Canada): Canadian Surface Combatant (CSC) Batch 1 Radar Engineering
Development Material (EDM) and subassemblies. Work in Moorestown, New Jersey
(98%); Owego, New York (1%); Clearwater, Florida (1%).
NAVSEA D.C. (N00024-21-G-5102 / N00024-23-F-5135)
Applied Physical Sciences Corp., Groton,
Connecticut, $8,037,005 to
refine communications capabilities and test a “dynamically reconfigurable
undersea architecture” re: autonomous ocean system prototypes. Work in
Pawcatuck (25%) and Groton (20%), Connecticut; Woods Hole (20%) and Concord (10%),
Massachusetts; De Leon Springs, Florida (10%); Arlington (10%) and Reston (5%),
Virginia; and test locations to be determined.
NAVWAR Pacific, San Diego, California
(N66001-20-C-4005)
General Dynamics Bath Iron Works, Bath, Maine,
$8,000,905 for
long-lead time material for the Large Missile Vertical Launch System (LMVLS)
Launch Module Environmental Barrier. Work in Riverside (75%), Lodi (18%), and
San Jose (3%), California; and Merrill, Michigan (4%).
Supervisor of Shipbuilding, Conversion, and
Repair, Bath, Maine
Bryan Construction, Colorado Springs,
Colorado, $39,953,050 to
construct an addition to Building 8205, Ellsworth AFB, South Dakota.
USACE Omaha, Nebraska (W9128F-23-C-0002)
General Dynamics Land Systems, Sterling
Heights, Michigan, $10,965,532 for
FMS (Kuwait): maintenance training and procedural technical assistance
to the Kuwait Land Force. Work in Kuwait.
Army Contracting Command, Detroit Arsenal,
Michigan (W56HZV-20-C-0031)
Copper River Cyber Solutions, Anchorage,
Alaska, $10,364,858, for
Background Investigation Enterprise System (BIES) Dashboard Management
Reporting System (DMRS) support services for Defense Counterintelligence and
Security Agency (DCSA). Work in Anchorage, Alaska; Chantilly, Virginia;
Quantico, Virginia.
DCSA Acquisition and Contracting, Quantico,
Virginia (HS0021-23-C-0006)
5 Dec
https://www.defense.gov/News/Contracts/Contract/Article/3236489/
Northrop Grumman, McLean, Virginia, $405,708,901
for
full spectrum lifecycle engineering, technical, and operational support for
intelligence activities at DOD and “intelligence community” customer centers
and satellite locations. Work in Rome, New York.
AFRL Rome, New York (FA8750-23-F-0501)
AT2 LLC, Severn, Maryland, $8,192,222 for
operations, maintenance, and support services of Air Combat Command and Air
Force Global Strike Command primary training ranges. Services include range
threat, scoring, and feedback systems at Dare County Range, North Carolina;
Poinsett Range, South Carolina; Grand Bay Range, Georgia; Avon Park Range,
Georgia; Snyder Range, Texas; Belle Fourche Range, South Dakota; Holloman
Ranges, New Mexico; Mountain Home Ranges, Idaho.
Air Combat Command HQ, Joint Base
Langley‐Eustis, Virginia (FA4890-18-C-0008)
Bell Boeing Joint Project Office, Amarillo,
Texas, $75,015,996 for
12 Nacelle improvements kits, rotable pool components, and interim spares. Also
installs 29 kits in conjunction with conversion area harness, electrical wiring
interconnect system assessments, sustaining engineering, and over and above
requirements for CV-22 aircraft. Work in Amarillo (53%) and Fort Worth (46%),
Texas; Ridley Park, Pennsylvania (1%).
NAVAIR Patuxent River, Maryland (N0001917G0002)
APTIM Federal Services, Baton Rouge,
Louisiana, $12,921,740 for
maintenance and minor repair of petroleum systems in Tamuning, Guam.
USACE Huntsville, Alabama (W912DY-21-F-0015)
6 Dec
https://www.defense.gov/News/Contracts/Contract/Article/3237799/
Textron Bell, Fort Worth, Texas,
$1,361,723,332 for
development of the Future Long Range Assault Aircraft weapon system.
Army Contracting Command, Redstone Arsenal,
Alabama (W58RGZ-23-C-0001)
BAE Systems Land & Armaments, York,
Pennsylvania, $128,210,929 for
FMS (Poland): production of M88A2 vehicles.
Army Contracting Command, Detroit Arsenal,
Michigan (W56HZV-23-C-0015)
Norfolk Dredging Co., Chesapeake, Virginia,
$19,713,950 for
maintenance dredging at Naval Station Mayport, Florida.
USACE Jacksonville, Florida (W912EP-23-C-0002)
UD Contracting, Leitchfield, Kentucky,
$11,864,428 for
HVAC facility maintenance, likely at Fort Knox.
Army Field Directorate Office, Fort Knox,
Kentucky (W9124D-19-D-0007)
MAGA Mechanical Contractors Inc., Prince
Frederick, Maryland, $8,000,000 for
engineering and construction for USACE, Baltimore, Maryland.
USACE Baltimore, Maryland (W912DR-23-D-0002)
Raytheon, Tucson, Arizona, $59,350,949 for
engineering and technical support on Phalanx Close-In Weapon System (CIWS),
SeaRAM, and Land-based Phalanx. Work in Tucson, Arizona (46%); Yuma, Arizona
(15%); El Segundo, California (5%); Louisville, Kentucky (3%); China Lake,
California (2%); Forest, Mississippi (1%); Dallas, Texas (1%); Picatinny, New
Jersey (1%); and various other locations each under 1% (26% total). Some FMS to
South Korea $966,901 (29%); the UK $807,511 (24%); Saudi Arabia $382,418 (12%);
Taiwan $375,000 (11%); Japan $315,000 (9%); Australia $100,000 (3%); New
Zealand $75,000 (2%).
NAVSEA D.C. (N00024-22-C-5405)
Lockheed Martin Sikorsky, Stratford, Connecticut,
$30,193,995 for
technical publications, logistics support analysis, and logistics product data
resulting from production engineering changes, diminishing manufacturing
sources, and material shortages re: CH-53K aircraft production and fielding.
Work in Stratford, Connecticut (84.23%); Bohemia, New York (7.03%); locations
within continental U.S. (8.02%); locations outside continental U.S. (0.72%).
NAVAIR Patuxent River, Maryland (N0001919G0029)
Boeing Digital Solutions, Englewood, Colorado,
$18,919,575 for
annual navigation database software subscriptions with monthly updates to
calculate aircraft performance. Software includes MilPlanner, FliteDeck Pro,
On-board Performance Tool (OPT) database, OPT software, and Aeronautical Radio,
Incorporated 424 navigational database tools.
NAWCAD Lakehurst, New Jersey (N6833523D0008)
Boeing, El Segundo, California, $36,689,916 for
launch and mission operations for Wideband Global Satellite Communications
(WGS) Space Vehicle 11.
Space Systems Command, Los Angeles AFB,
California (FA8808-10-C-0001)
Rolls-Royce Corp., Indianapolis, Indiana,
$24,380,916 for
the T108 engine sustainment (technical, logistics, engineering, maintenance,
repair, and overhaul services) on the C-130J aircraft R391 propeller, nacelle,
the powerplant assembly, whole engines, and line replaceable units.
AFLCMC Tinker AFB, Oklahoma (FA8124-22-F-0004)
7 Dec
https://www.defense.gov/News/Contracts/Contract/Article/3239197/
Four separate contracts (each with a ceiling
of $9 billion) were issued on 7 Dec 2022. Funds will be obligated on individual
orders as they are issued. The contracts are for
“enterprise-wide, globally available cloud services across all security domains
and classification levels, from the strategic level to the tactical edge.” This
“Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability will allow mission owners to acquire authorized
commercial cloud offerings directly from the Cloud Service Providers contract
awardees.” Estimated completion date 8 Jun 2028. The four recipients of these
contracts were Google Support Services, Reston, Virginia (HQ003423D0017), Oracle
America, Redwood City, California (HQ003423D0018), Amazon Web Services (AWS), Seattle,
Washington (HQ003423D0019), and Microsoft, Redmond, Washington (HQ003423D0020).
Washington Headquarters Services, Arlington,
Virginia
Wunderman Thompson, Atlanta, Georgia, $116,400,429
for
enhancing Marine Corps' recruiting. Includes development of a tactical
advertising strategy and production of a wide range of advertising formats
(e.g., TV, radio, print media, internet, and direct marketing).
Marine Corps Installations Command Contracting
Office, Arlington, Virginia (M95494-19-C-0020)
Woodward HRT, Santa Clarita, California,
$27,170,000 for
repair of 418 components of the drive unit used in support of the V-22 aircraft
hydraulic system.
NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania (N00383-21-G-YN01)
BAE Systems Technology Solutions and Services,
Rockville, Maryland, $21,782,635 for
engineering and technical services in support of the Command, Control,
Communications, Computer, and Intelligence electronic radio communication
systems integration for Navy ships. Work in St. Inigoes, Maryland.
NAVAIR Patuxent River, Maryland (N0042120C0003)
Boeing, St. Louis, Missouri, $9,391,406 for
10 Infrared Search and Track System (IRST) pods, 10 fuel tank assemblies, 10
sensor assembly structures, as well as non-recurring engineering, sustainment,
and data in support of IRST pod assemblies for US Navy.
NAVAIR Patuxent River, Maryland (N0001921G0006)
Aurora Flight Sciences, Manassas, Virginia,
$42,177,014 for
work on DARPA’s Control of Revolutionary Aircraft with Novel Effectors (CRANE)
program, phase 2-3. Work in Manassas, Virginia (20%); Cambridge, Massachusetts
(14%); Charleston, South Carolina (6%); Bridgeport, Connecticut (6%);
Huntsville, Mississippi (6%); St. Louis, Missouri (6%); Huntington Beach,
California (6%); Mesa, Arizona (6%); Fort Worth, Texas (6%); National Harbor,
Maryland (6%); and Salt Lake City, Utah (18%).
DARPA Arlington, Virginia (HR0011-23-C-0012)
Boeing, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, $28,099,828 for
FMS (Saudi Arabia): Saudi Air Force Airborne Warning and Control System
(AWACS) modernization, phase 2: additional hardware and non-recurring
engineering to support production kitting, training, installation, and checkout.
Work in Oklahoma City, USA, and Al Kharj, Saudi Arabia.
AFLCMC Hanscom AFB, Massachusetts (FA8730-22-C-0011)
Sopackco Inc., d.b.a. Sopacko Packaging,
Mullins, South Carolina, $13,004,582 (max.) for
unitized group rations snack items for Army and Marine Corps.
DLA Troop Support, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
(SPE3S1-23-D-Z257)
Raytheon, Andover, Massachusetts, $10,150,046 for
FMS (Romania): PATRIOT technical publications, new equipment training,
and logistics management information.
Army Contracting Command, Redstone Arsenal,
Alabama (W31P4Q-15-C-0022)
8 Dec
https://www.defense.gov/News/Contracts/Contract/Article/3240770/
Peraton Risk Decision Inc., Loveland, Colorado
(HS002123D0001) and CACI, Reston, Virginia (HS002123D0002) awarded parallel contracts
for
nationwide background investigation fieldwork for Defense Counterintelligence
and Security Agency (DCSA). Each multi-year contract (five-year ordering period)
max value of $2,250,000,000; minimum guaranteed $50,000,000.
DCSA Acquisition and Contracting, Quantico,
Virginia (solicitation numbers HS002122R0002 and HS002122R0003)
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics, Fort Worth,
Texas, $2,218,242,426 for
logistics support, to include ground maintenance activities, action request
solution, depot activities, automatic logistics information system (ALIS) operations
and maintenance, reliability and maintainability, supply chain management,
pilot training, maintainer training, and training system sustainment in support
of delivered F-35 aircraft for US Air Force, Marine Corps, Navy, FMS customers,
and non-DOD participants. Work in Fort Worth, Texas (57%); Orlando, Florida
(26%); Greeneville, South Carolina (11%); Samlesbury, United Kingdom (4%); and
El Segundo, California (2%). FMS customer funds of $121,551,361, and non-DOD
participant funds of $293,723,889 obligated.
NAVAIR Patuxent River, Maryland (N0001921C0020)
Bechtel Plant Machinery Inc., Monroeville,
Pennsylvania, $576,360,793 for
naval nuclear propulsion components. Work in Monroeville, Pennsylvania (75%),
and Schenectady, New York (25%).
NAVSEA D.C. (N00024-19-C-2115)
Lockheed Martin RMS, Mitchel Field, New York,
$328,533,513 for
Trident Fleet support, Trident II (D5) Shipboard Integration Increment 8, and
navigation subsystem development efforts. Also benefits a foreign military sale
to the UK. Work in Mitchel Field, New York (64%); Huntington Beach, California
(24%); Clearwater, Florida (9%); Cambridge, Massachusetts (2%); and Manassas,
Virginia (1%).
Strategic Systems Programs, Washington, D.C. (N00030-23-C-6045)
Lockheed Martin RMS, Orlando, Florida,
$97,013,794 for
38 full rate production electronic Consolidated Automated Support System units
and associated equipment, to include one self-maintenance and test/calibration
operational test program set, one calibration equipment suite/kit, 40 rack rail
kits, 23 shore installation kits, and 28 ship installation kits in support of
repair of avionics and weapon systems for AV-8B, C-2, E-2D, EA-6B, EA-18G, E-2,
F/A-18A/B/C/D/E/F, H-60R/S, T-45 and V-22 for US Navy.
NAWCAD Lakehurst, New Jersey (N6833518C0681)
Northrop Grumman, Melbourne, Florida,
$32,458,804 for
FMS (Japan): spare Wet Outer Wing Panels for Japan's configuration of
E-2D Advanced Hawkeye aircraft. Work in St. Augustine, Florida (38%);
Melbourne, Florida (10%); Gardena, California (7%); Clemmons, North Carolina
(5%); Ronkonkoma, New York (3%); Rancho Cucamonga, California (2%); Edgewood,
New York, (1%); Tulsa, Oklahoma (1%); Hauppauge, New York (1%); Merritt Island,
Florida (1%); Cedar City, Utah (1%); Carson, California (1%); Irvine,
California (1%); Crestview, Florida (1%); and various locations within the
continental U.S. (27%).
NAVAIR Patuxent River, Maryland (N0001920G0005)
Coffman Specialties Inc., San Diego,
California, $15,835,000 for
repair of Echo Taxiway and the airfield warm-up pad at Marine Corps Air Station
Miramar in San Diego, California
NAVFAC Southwest, San Diego, California (N62473-19-D-2439)
Merrick-RS&H JV LLP, Greenwood Village,
Colorado, $15,000,000 (brings contract to $60,000,000) for
professional architectural and engineering services in NAVFAC Southeast.
NAVFAC Southeast, Jacksonville, Florida (N69450-21-D-0003)
Airbus U.S. Space & Defense, Arlington,
Virginia, $297,480,728 for
UH-72 Lakota contractor logistics support and engineering services in Grand
Prairie, Texas
Army Contracting Command, Redstone Arsenal,
Alabama (W58RGZ-22-C-0022)
Messer Construction Co., Cincinnati, Ohio,
$70,755,002 for
interior and exterior modernization, renovation, and repair of 29 government
owned houses of residential/commercial type construction at Wright-Patterson AFB,
Ohio
USACE Louisville, Kentucky (W912QR-23-C-0004)
Lockheed Martin, Littleton, Colorado,
$16,749,836 for
Space Based Infrared System contractor logistics support and product support
integration at Peterson Space Force Base, Buckley SFB, Greeley Air National
Guard Station, and Boulder, Colorado
Space Systems Command, Peterson SFB, Colorado
(FA8823-21-C-0001)
9 Dec
https://www.defense.gov/News/Contracts/Contract/Article/3242079/
Accenture Federal Services,
Arlington, Virginia (FA868423DB018); Ad hoc Research Associates, Havre De
Grace, Maryland (FA868423DB019); Aegis Aerospace Inc., Houston, Texas
(FA868423DB020); Aero Simulation, Tampa, Florida (FA868423DB021); Alion Science
and Technology Corp., McLean, Virginia (FA868423DB022); American Systems,
Chantilly, Virginia (FA868423DB023); ANSYS, Exton, Pennsylvania
(FA868423DB024); Apogee Engineering, LLC, Colorado Springs, Colorado
(FA868423DB025); Applied Information Sciences, Orlando, Florida
(FA868423DB026); Applied Research Solutions Inc., Reston, Virginia
(FA868423DB027); Applied Visual Technology Inc., Orlando, Florida
(FA868423DB028); Assured Information Security Inc., Rome, New York
(FA868423DB029); Aviation Training Consulting LLC, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
(FA868423DB030); BGI LLC, Akron, Ohio (FA868423DB031); NuWave Solutions LLC,
McLean, Virginia (FA868423DB032); Black Sage Technologies Inc., Boise, Idaho
(FA868423DB033); Boecore, LLC, Colorado Springs, Colorado (FA868423DB034); The
Boeing Co., Saint Louis, Missouri (FA868423DB035); Booz Allen Hamilton Inc.,
Chantilly, Virginia (FA868423DB036); CAE USA Inc., Arlington, Texas
(FA868423DB037); Capability Analysis & Measurement Organization LLC,
Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio (FA868423DB038); Carley Corp., Orlando, Florida
(FA868423DB039); Clear Creek Applied Technologies Inc., Fairborn, Ohio
(FA868423DB040); Cole Engineering Services Inc., Melbourne, Florida (FA868423DB041);
CFD Research Corp., Huntsville, Alabama (FA868423DB042); CIYIS LLC, Atlanta,
Georgia (FA868423DB043); CORASCloud Inc., Chantilly, Virginia (FA868423DB044);
CymSTAR LLC, Dallas, Texas (FA868423DB045); deciBel Research Inc., Madison,
Alabama (FA868423DB046); Dell Federal Systems LP, Irving, Texas
(FA868423DB047); Dignitas Technologies LLC, Orlando, Florida (FA868423DB048);
Discovery Machine Inc., Williamsport, Pennsylvania (FA868423DB049); Dynepic
Inc., Reno, NV (FA868423DB050); Equinox Innovative Systems, Inc., Columbia,
Maryland (FA868423DB051); Engineering Research and Consulting Inc., Madison,
Alabama (FA868423DB052); Expansia Group LLC, Andover, Massachusetts
(FA868423DB053); Expeditionary Engineering Inc., San Diego, California
(FA868423DB054); FAAC Inc., Ann Arbor, Michigan (FA868423DB055); Falconry
Training Solutions JV, Lakewood, Colorado (FA868423DB056); ASES LLC, d.b.a.
Field Aerospace, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (FA868423DB057); FlightSafety
International Defense, Englewood, Colorado (FA868423DB058); Fusion Constructive
LLC, Austin, Texas (FA868423DB059); Hill Technical Solutions, Huntsville,
Alabama (FA868423DB060); Hyperion Technology Group Inc., Tupelo, Mississippi
(FA868423DB061); Infinity Labs LLC, Beavercreek Township, Ohio (FA868423DB063);
Infoscitex Corp., Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio (FA868423DB064); Intrinsic
Enterprises Inc., Bellevue, Washington (FA868423DB065); Roundarch Isobar Inc.,
Chicago, Illinois (FA868423DB066); JANUS Research Group LLC, Smyrna, Georgia
(FA868423DB067); KIHOMAC Inc., Reston, Virginia (FA868423DB068); KPMG LLP, Fort
Belvoir, Virginia (FA868423DB069); Leidos, Reston, Virginia (FA868423DB070);
Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control, Grand Prairie, Texas
(FA868423DB071); MAK Technologies Inc., Cambridge, Massachusetts
(FA868423DB072); Maxar Mission Solutions Inc., Herndon, Virginia
(FA868423DB073); MetroStar Systems Inc., Reston, Virginia (FA868423DB074);
n-ask Inc., Reston, Virginia (FA868423DB076); Nexagen Networks Inc., Old
Bridge, New Jersey (FA868423DB077); NextGen Federal Systems LLC, Rocket Center,
West Virginia (FA868423DB078); Northrop Grumman Systems Corp., McLean, Virginia
(FA868423DB079); Omni Fed LLC, Gainesville, Virginia (FA868423DB080); Parry
Labs LLC, Alexandria, Virginia (FA868423DB081); Parsons Government Services
Inc., Centreville, Virginia (FA868423DB082); Peerless Technologies Corp.,
Fairborn, Ohio (FA868423DB083); PeopleTec Inc., Madison, Alabama
(FA868423DB084); Phoenix Defense Ventures LLC, Luke AFB, Arizona
(FA868423DB085); Picture Clean Consulting LLC, Las Vegas, Nevada
(FA868423DB086); PLEXSYS Interface Products, Bellevue, Washington
(FA868423DB087); ProActive Technologies Inc., Oviedo, Florida (FA868423DB088);
Rackner Inc., Silver Spring, Maryland (FA868423DB089); Radiance Technologies
Inc., Huntsville, Alabama (FA868423DB090); RAFT LLC, Reston, Virginia
(FA868423DB091); Raytheon Co., Woburn, Massachusetts (FA868423DB092); Real-Time
Innovations Inc., Campbell, California (FA868423DB093); Rockwell Collins Inc.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa (FA868423DB094); Sabel Systems Technology Solutions LLC,
Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio (FA868423DB095); Science Applications International
Corp., Reston, Virginia (FA868423DB096); SNA Software LLC, Orlando, Florida
(FA868423DB097); Soar Technology Inc., Sterling Heights, Michigan
(FA868423DB098); Specialty Systems Inc., Toms River, Virgnia (FA868423DB099);
Systems & Technology Research LLC, Woburn, Massachusetts (FA868423DB100);
Systems Planning and Analysis, Chantilly, Virginia (FA868423DB101); Tangram
Flex Inc., Dayton, Ohio (FA868423DB102); TDMK Digital, Reston, Virginia
(FA868423DB103); Troy7 Inc., Huntsville, Alabama (FA868423DB104); Unity
Technologies, San Francisco, California (FA868423DB105); Vertex, Madison,
Mississippi (FA868423DB106); XL Scientific LLC, Albuquerque, New Mexico
(FA868423DB107); Virtualistics Inc, Pasadena, California (FA868423DB108);
Wingbrace LLC, Boston, Massachusetts (FA868423DB109); Yotta Navigation Corp.,
Campbell, California (FA868423DB110); Zel Technologies LLC, Hampton, Virginia
(FA868423DB111); $900,000,000 ceiling (each) contract for the
development of innovative approaches that bring multi-domain systems
capabilities, the characterization of new technologies and systems through
studies, recurrent demonstration and rapid development to enable rapid
prototyping, and test and capability transition.
AFLCMC Wright Patterson
AFB, Ohio
UPDATE (19 Dec 2022):
Microsoft Corp., Redmond, Washington (FA868423DB075), has been added as an
awardee to the multiple award contract with a $900,000,000 ceiling announced 9 Dec
2022, for the development of innovative approaches that bring multi-domain systems
capabilities, the characterization of new technologies and systems through
studies, recurrent demonstration and rapid development to enable rapid
prototyping, and test and capability transition.
Heritage-M2C1 JV, Delta,
Alaska, $75,000,000 for minor,
non-complex construction at Eielson AFB and Clear Space Force Station, Alaska.
354th Contracting Squadron
Eielson AFB, Alaska (FA5004-23-D-0001)
Textron Aviation, Wichita,
Kansas, $12,466,347 for AT-6
components (ones not included in the original Thailand AT-6 direct commercial
sale contract). Involves FMS to Thailand, with some Building Partner
Capacity funds ($5,465,932) obligated.
AFLCMC Wright-Patterson AFB,
Ohio (FA8637-23-C-0001)
SAIC, Reston, Virginia,
$349,500,982 for five years
of work for Naval Information Warfare Center Pacific: in-service engineering
agent (ISEA) support, technical and engineering assistance, design analysis,
network information assurance accreditation, installation, integration,
sustainment, and life cycle support for afloat and ashore tactical networks
(TACNET) and command, control, communications, computers, and intelligence
systems, including the sustainment of fielded systems through end-of-life
replacement, system upgrades, follow-on, or interrelated system, distant
support, onsite repair, installations, and system analysis “to ensure networks
are performing within designed specifications and peak capabilities.” Work in
San Diego, California (70%), and ashore and afloat facilities (30%, if
applicable) outside continental U.S.
NAVWAR Pacific, San Diego,
California (N66001-23-D-0004)
BAE Systems’ Norfolk Ship
Repair, Norfolk, Virginia, $294,786,804 for
maintenance, modernization, and repair of USS Kearsarge (LHD 3) fiscal
2023 docking selected restricted availability in Norfolk, Virginia.
NAVSEA D.C.
(N00024-23-C-4408)
AECOM, Los Angles,
California, $15,000,000 for
architect-engineer design related services for NAVFAC Southeast.
NAVFAC Southeast,
Jacksonville, Florida (N69450-20-D-0052)
DRS Network & Imaging
Systems, Melbourne, Florida, $26,667,763 for FMS (Poland):
reconfigure, install, integrate, and test a combat network system in Biedrusko,
Poland.
Army Contracting Command,
Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland (W91CRB-23-C-5006)
BAE Systems (OSI) Kingsport,
Tennessee, $23,845,457 for
definitization of an unpriced change order under the Holston Army Ammunition
Plant facility contract. Work in Kingsport, Tennessee.
Army Contracting Command,
Rock Island Arsenal, Illinois (DAAA09-98-E-0006)
General Atomics, Poway,
California, $8,499,969 for MQ-9 drone
launch and recovery services.
Army Contracting Command,
Redstone Arsenal, Alabama (W31P4Q-23-F-0044)
EA Engineering, Science,
and Technology Inc. PBC, Hunt Valley, Maryland, $8,052,894 for removal of
munitions and explosives of concern and closure of munitions response sites at the
former Camp Howze, Cooke County, Texas.
USACE Tulsa, Oklahoma
(W912BV-23-F-0022)
Boeing, St. Louis,
Missouri, $12,807,900 for
performance-based support for the Global Material Support Program regarding F-18
“Hornet” jets, AH-64 “Apache” helicopters, and CH-47 “Chinook” helicopters.
DLA Aviation, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania (SPRPA1-14-D-002U)
12 Dec
https://www.defense.gov/News/Contracts/Contract/Article/3243470/
M1 Support Services LP,
Denton, Texas, $535,391,051, for aviation
maintenance at Fort Rucker, Alabama.
Army Contracting Command,
Redstone Arsenal, Alabama (W9124G-17-C-0104)
AECOM, Los Angles,
California (W912UM-23-D-0001); HDR Engineering Inc., Honolulu, Hawaii
(W912UM-23-D-0002); Jacobs, Arlington, Virginia (W912UM-23-D-0003); Leo A.
Daly/Burns & McDonnell Far East JV, Los Angeles, California
(W912UM-23-D-0004); Stanley-WSP JV, Muscatine, Iowa (W912UM-23-D-0005); Tetra
Tech Inc., Marlborough, Massachusetts (W912UM-23-D-0006); $200,000,000 for architect-engineering
services for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in the Far East.
U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers, Far East District
Great Lakes Dredge and Dock
Co. LLC, Houston, Texas, $8,473,720 for
maintenance dredging in Palm Beach, Florida.
U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers, Jacksonville, Florida (W912EP-23-C-0004)
Fairbanks Morse Defense,
Beloit, Wisconsin, $89,894,734 for
engineering and technical support of littoral combat ship (LCS) Freedom-variant
Colt-Pielstick 16PA6B main propulsion diesel engines. Work worldwide.
Southeast Regional
Maintenance Center, Mayport, Florida (N40027-23-D-1001)
General Dynamics Electric
Boat, Groton, Connecticut, $50,089,615 for USS
Montana (SSN 794) post-delivery work in Newport News, Virginia (96%), and
Groton, Connecticut (4%).
Supervisor of Shipbuilding
Conversion and Repair, Groton, Connecticut (N00024-12-C-2115).
Rolls-Royce Corp.,
Indianapolis, Indiana, $31,070,678 for depot
repair of T56-A-427A engines (used on US Navy’s E-2D Advanced Hawkeye aircraft).
Includes repairing the power section, torque meter, gearbox, accessories, and
all related over and above and material support. Work in San Antonio, Texas
(70%); Winnipeg, Canada (25%); and Indianapolis, Indiana (5%).
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001922D0003)
Archer Western Federal JV,
Chicago, Illinois, $15,609,230 for
construction at MCAS New River, North Carolina, re: Hurricane Florence Recovery
Package 7.
NAVFAC Officer in Charge of
Construction Florence, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina (N40085-20-C-0060)
Lockheed Martin RMS, Moorestown,
New Jersey, $14,931,368 for AEGIS
Combat System Engineering Agent efforts: design, development, integration, test
and delivery of Advanced Capability Build 20.
NAVSEA D.C. (N00024-13-C-5116)
Silver Oak Leaf Inc.,
Alpharetta, Georgia, maximum $50,395,200 for coats and
trousers for Army, Air Force, and Navy. Work in Puerto Rico.
DLA Troop Support,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (SPE1C1-21-D-1407)
NewView Oklahoma Inc.,
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, estimated $8,587,783 for Type I
nonmetallic hose assemblies for the Department of Agriculture Forest Service,
under the Wildlands Fire Protection Program.
DLA Troop Support,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (SPE8EG-23-D-0003)
NewView Oklahoma Inc.,
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, estimated $8,528,356 for Type II
nonmetallic hose assemblies for the Department of Agriculture Forest Service,
under the Wildlands Fire Protection Program.
DLA Troop Support, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania (SPE8EG-23-D-0004)
T.J. Clark International
LLC, Delaware, Ohio, maximum $7,592,507 for fuel pump
assembly units for Army.
DLA Land and Maritime,
Warren, Michigan (SPRDL1-23-D-0008)
Georgia Tech Research
Institute (GTRI) / Georgia Tech Applied Research Corp., Atlanta, Georgia,
$22,692,757 for R&D of
multi-spectral sensing technologies as part of the GTRI Autonomous Technology
Exploratory Research effort.
AFRL Wright-Patterson AFB,
Ohio (FA8650-23-C-1066)
PPI Technical Services LLC,
Kent, Washington, $16,327,732 for FMS (Philippines):
development and training associated with setting up a C-130 propeller repair
shop for Philippine Air Force in the Philippines.
AFLCMC Robins AFB, Georgia
(FA8553-23-C-0002)
Northrop Grumman, Redondo
Beach, California, $15,504,612 for Enhanced
Polar System-Recapitalization, increasing the period of performance by 15
months for launch schedule delay. Work in El Segundo, California.
Space Systems Command, Los
Angeles AFB, California (FA8808-18-C-0002)
13 Dec
https://www.defense.gov/News/Contracts/Contract/Article/3245304/
Pfizer Inc., New York, New
York, $1,959,999,848 for the oral
therapeutic Paxlovid.
Army Contracting Command,
New Jersey (W58P05-22-C-0001)
Emcor Government Services,
Arlington, Virginia (W91278-23-D-0028); Facility Services Management,
Clarksville, Tennessee (W91278-23-D-0029); Hospital Housekeeping Services,
Dripping Springs, Texas (W91278-23-D-0030); J&J Worldwide Services, Austin,
Texas (W91278-23-D-0031); LFG Services LLC JV, Fort worth, Texas
(W91278-23-D-0032); Tunista Valiant JV LLC, Anchorage, Alaska
(W91278-23-D-0033); Valiant Government Services, Hopkinsville, Kentucky (W91278-23-D-0034);
VW International Inc., Alexandria, Virginia (W91278-23-D-0035) $99,000,000 for operation
and maintenance, incidental repairs, and minor construction for U.S. Army Corps
of Engineers, Mobile, Alabama.
U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers, Mobile, Alabama.
USA Environmental Inc.,
Oldsmar, Florida (N62473-23-D-2211); Engineering/Remediation Resources Group
Inc., Martinez, California (N62473-23-D-2212); EA-Relyant JV, Hunt Valley,
Maryland (N62473-23-D-2213); HL/VRH Federal Services LLC, Maxton, North
Carolina (N62473-23-D-2214); PIKA-Insight JV LLC, Stafford, Texas
(N62473-23-D-2215); Bering Sea Eccotech LLC, Anchorage, Alaska
(N62473-23-D-2216); $95,000,000 for range
sustainment and remediation services for NAVFAC Southwest, specifically California
(93%); Arizona (6%); and various locations within the U.S. (less than 1%).
NAVFAC Southwest, San
Diego, California
USA Environmental Inc.,
Oldsmar, Florida, maximum-value $95,000,000 for munitions
response services for projects within NAVFAC Atlantic, primarily Vieques,
Puerto Rico (70%); Hawaii (20%); Washington (5%); North Carolina (2%);
Virginia (2%); and Florida (1%).
NAVFAC Atlantic, Norfolk,
Virginia (N62470-23-D-0002)
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics,
Fort Worth, Texas, $24,432,476 for
maintenance and support of F-35 chase aircraft necessary to support F-35
aircraft acceptance and delivery, including all pre and post-flight activities,
the removal and replacement of failed components, and return the aircraft to a
clean and compliant condition suitable for first-time delivery.
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001922D0024)
Outdoor Venture Corp.,
Stearns, Kentucky, maximum $76,701,761 for tents and
components.
DLA Troop Support,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (SPE1C1-23-D-0002)
Leidos, Reston, Virginia,
$8,062,880 for electromagnetics
weapon R&D at Kirtland AFB, New Mexico: develop devices, including suitable
user interfaces, embedded controls, and diagnostics using an nonlinear
transmission line (NLTL) or alternative solid-state high-power microwave source.
AFRL Kirtland AFB, New
Mexico (FA9451-23-C-A003)
14 Dec
https://www.defense.gov/News/Contracts/Contract/Article/3246820/
Boeing, St. Louis,
Missouri, $255,000,000 for the F-15
depot program.
DLA Aviation, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania (SPRPA1-14-D-002U)
Crown Clothing Co.,
Vineland, New Jersey, maximum $8,682,401 for men's Marine
Corps green dress coats, belts and keepers.
DLA Troop Support, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania (SPE1C1-22-D-1432)
Ernst & Young LLP,
Washington, D.C., $36,610,514, for audit
services of the Department of the Air Force General Fund and Working Capital
Fund financial statements and examination. Work in Washington, D.C.
DFAS Contract Services
Directorate, Columbus, Ohio (HQ0423-21-F-0087)
Boeing, Huntsville,
Alabama, is being awarded a $109,101,801 (from $5,058,764,537 to $5,167,866,338)
for another 12
months of work, allowing for completion of the Ground Test (GT)-08 test
campaign; fielding of the Launch Management System software version 8D and
Increment 6B.2 of the Missile Defense System; and installation of new Launch
System Components and Launch Support Systems. Work in Huntsville, Alabama; Fort
Greely, Alaska; and Vandenberg Space Force Base, California.
MDA Huntsville, Alabama (HQ0147-19-C-0004)
Lockheed Martin, Orlando,
Florida, $67,921,965 for Modernized
Target Acquisition Designation Sight/Pilot Night Vision Sensor (MTADS/PNVS) performance
based logistics program. MTADS/PNVS is used on Boeing “Apache” AH-64
helicopters.
Army Contracting Command, Redstone
Arsenal, Alabama (W58RGZ-21-C-0016)
Amentum, Germantown,
Maryland, $25,200,000 for contractor
logistics support.
Army Contracting Command,
Redstone Arsenal, Alabama (W58RGZ-17-C-0011)
Palantir USG Inc., Palo
Alto, California, $10,123,008 for R&D in
the area of artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Army Contracting Command,
Adelphi, Maryland (W911QX-22-C-0031)
Jacobs, Tullahoma,
Tennessee, $30,633,270 for base
operations support at Naval Station Mayport, Florida; Marine Corps Support
Facility Blount Island, Florida; and outlying areas.
NAVFAC Southeast,
Jacksonville, Florida (N69450-18-D-1800)
SecuriGence LLC, Leesburg,
Virginia, $17,786,941 (to $907,699,503 from $889,912,562) for
information technology multi-network support services. Work in Arlington,
Virginia, for DARPA.
DARPA Arlington, Virginia (HR001121F0006)
Boeing, Hill AFB, Utah,
$15,511,239 for the
Performance Assessment Data System (PADS) Communication Equipment Interface
Unit (CEIU) production and deployment re: Minuteman III nuclear weapon. PADS
shall collect weapon system assessment data from CEIU and report to missile
wings, ICBM Systems Directorate, and corporate contractors.
Air Force Nuclear Weapons
Center, Hill AFB, Utah (FA8214-23-C-0002)
iWorks Corp., Reston,
Virginia, $12,467,558 for continued
services for “seamlessly” vetting personnel for access, preserving the
adjudicative decision, and identifying and mitigating insider threat risk for
the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA). Work in and around
Fort George G. Meade, Maryland.
DCSA Acquisition and
Contracting, Quantico, Virginia (HS002121C0002)
15 Dec
https://www.defense.gov/News/Contracts/Contract/Article/3248058/
Raytheon’s Pratt and
Whitney, East Hartford, Connecticut, $619,068,244 for long-lead
materials, parts, and components for propulsion systems (lot 17) for F-35
aircraft for US military, non-U.S. DOD partners, and FMS. Also adds scope for
the production and delivery of four propulsion systems (F135-PW-600) in support
of lots 15 and 16 for non-U.S. DOD partners and FMS customers. Also provides
integration for an unnamed FMS customer into the F-35 program. Work in Windsor
Locks, Connecticut (23%); Indianapolis, Indiana (19%); Houston, Texas (4%);
Phoenix, Arizona (3%); West Palm Beach, Florida (3%); Southington, Connecticut
(3%); labor surplus areas to include East Hartford, Connecticut (15%);
Rockford, Illinois (5%); and New Britain, Connecticut (2%); various locations
within the continental U.S. (3%); and locations outside the continental U.S.
(20%). Funding includes non-U.S. DOD partners ($134,569,274) and FMS ($339,131,605).
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001920C0011)
Progeny Systems Corp.,
Manassas, Virginia, $27,625,288 for Navy
engineering design and development and supporting material procurements. Work
in Manassas, Virginia (85%), and Charleroi, Pennsylvania (15%).
NAVSEA D.C. (N00024-19-C-6267)
Northrop Grumman, Melbourne,
Florida, $17,970,406 for FMS (Japan):
various spare components for Japan's configuration of the E-2D aircraft. Work
in Melbourne, Florida (24%); Liverpool, New York (17%); Greenlawn, New York
(14%); Torrance, California (9%); Irvine, California (7%); Owego, New York
(5%); Elyria, Ohio (4%); Wichita, Kansas (2%); Garden City, New York (2%); New
Port Richey, Florida (2%); Windsor Locks, Connecticut (2%); Hayward, California
(2%); Rolling Meadows, Illinois (1%); and various locations within the
continental U.S. (9%).
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001920G0005)
Rolls-Royce Marine North
America, Walpole, Massachusetts, $12,870,313 for support
services for the Product Improvement Program: Provide all maintainability and
availability and technical data programs for Rolls-Royce Marine North America products.
Work at the contractor's facility located in Walpole, Massachusetts (82%) and at
government sites as required (18%).
Naval Surface Warfare
Center Philadelphia Division, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (N64498-23-D-0002)
Raytheon’s Collins
Aerospace, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, $7,875,200 for
manufacture of MT06 cartridge actuated devices. Work in Fairfield, California.
FMS includes Saudi Arabia, Israel, and UAE.
NAVSUP Weapon Systems
Support, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania (N00104-23-D-SV01).
Oshkosh Defense, Oshkosh,
Wisconsin, $543,478,661 to support the
fielding of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle Family of Vehicles. Funding
includes but is not limited to European Deterrence funds and Foreign Military
Sales (Slovenia).
Army Contracting Command,
Detroit Arsenal, Michigan (W56HZV-20-C-0050)
Bay West LLC SB, St. Paul,
Minnesota (W91278-23-D-0008); SERES-Arcadis JV SB, Charleston, South Carolina
(W91278-23-D-0010); SERES-Arcadis JV 8(a), Charleston, South Carolina
(W91278-23-D-0011); FPM-AECOM JV1 8(a), St. Petersburg, Florida (W91278-23-D-0014);
EA- Engineering, Science & Technology, Hunt Valley, Maryland
(W91278-23-D-0001); Auxilio Plexus JV, Denver, Colorado (W91278-23-D-0013);
Plexus-Ayuda JV SB, Alexandria, Virginia (W91278-23-D-0006); Cape-Weston JV2
SB, Norcross, Georgia (W91278-23-D-0007); E2-ASL JV 8(a), Fort Walton Beach,
Florida (W91278-23-D-0012); QRI-Tetra Tech JV SB, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
(W91278-23-D-0027); M&A Environmental Solutions, Melbourne, Florida
(W91278-23-D-0015); M&A Environmental Solutions, Melbourne, Florida
(W91278-23-D-0005); Aerostar SES LLC, Mobile, Alabama (W91278-23-D-0002);
HGL-Aptim Applied Science & Technology JV LLC, Reston, Virginia
(W91278-23-D-0003); CES-Insight LLC, Brea, California (W91278-23-D-0009);
Hana-Bay West 8A JV LLC, North Chesterfield, Virginia (W91278-23-D-0016);
$249,000,000 for
environmental remediation services for USACE Mobile, Alabama.
USACE Mobile, Alabama
Guidon MES JV II LLC,
Indianapolis, Indiana, $47,000,000 for
architect-engineering design services, mostly in support of the Veterans'
Affairs Medical Center in Puerto Rico.
USACE Savannah, Georgia
(W912HN-23-D-2000)
Rogers, Lovelock, &
Fritz Inc., Orlando, Florida, $30,000,000 for architect
and engineering services.
USACE Mobile, Alabama
(W91278-23-D-0036)
Great Lakes Dredge &
Dock Co., Houston, Texas, $28,825,075 to place
approximately 231,000 cubic yards of beach fill along the Atlantic Ocean
coastline in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
USACE Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania (W912BU-23-C-0003)
Tetra Tech Inc., San Diego,
California, $12,864,258 for recurring
maintenance and minor repair of petroleum systems. Work in Joint Base Andrews,
Maryland; Atlantic City, New Jersey; Bangor, Maine; Westfield, Massachusetts;
Windsor Locks, Connecticut; Burlington, Vermont; Dover, Delaware; Martinsburg,
West Virginia; Fort Dix, New Jersey; Hampton, Virginia; Annville, Pennsylvania;
Westhampton, New York; Mattydale, New York; Hanscom, Massachusetts; Middletown,
Pennsylvania; Horsham, Pennsylvania; Washington, D.C.; Lakehurst, New Jersey;
Hampton, Virginia; Middle River, Maryland; McGuire AFB, New Jersey; Wilmington,
Delaware; Niagara Falls, New York; Cape Cod, Massachusetts; Pease Air National
Guard, Base New Hampshire; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Coraopolis, Pennsylvania;
North Kingstown, Rhode Island; Scotia, New York; New Windsor, New York;
Barnegat, New Jersey; Chicopee, Massachusetts; and Charleston, West Virginia
USACE Huntsville, Alabama (W912DY-22-F-0059)
Huntsville Rehabilitation
Foundation Inc., Huntsville, Alabama, $10,624,558 for the Molle
4000 Harness Single Point Release, buckle strap and safety strap dispatcher.
Army Contracting Command,
Detroit Arsenal, Michigan (W56HZV-23-D-0019)
Yang Enterprise Inc. (YEI), Oviedo, Florida, $184,467,915 for ten years
of base operations support at Ascension Island Auxiliary Airfield.
45th Contracting Squadron
Patrick Space Force Base, Florida (FA2521-23-D-0001)
National Aerospace
Solutions LLC, Arnold AFB, Tennessee, $176,387,091 for test
operations, technology development, equipment and facility sustainment, capital
improvements and some support services for Arnold Engineering Development
Complex.
Air Force Test Center,
Arnold AFB, Tennessee (FA9101-15-C-0500)
Rhinestahl Corp., Mason,
Ohio, $140,279,237 for General
Electric F110 support equipment: Initial lay in of engine support equipment at
the organizational and intermediate levels. Involves FMS ($6,406,174 obligated)
to multiple countries.
Air Force Sustainment
Center, Tinker, AFB, Oklahoma (FA8122-23-D-0001)
Lockheed Martin, Grand
Prairie, Texas, $25,000,000 for R&D on
advanced missile subsystem components supporting the compact air-to-air missile
and extended range air to air missile systems (re: broad agency announcement
FA8651-20-S-0008).
AFRL Eglin AFB, Florida
(FA8651-23-D-A003)
Honeywell International, Tempe,
Arizona, $8,021,667 for highly
specialized repair, overhaul, and engineering services for line replacement
units, shop replaceable units, test equipment and individual components. Includes
requirements from Robins AFB, Georgia; Hill AFB, Utah; and Tinker AFB, Oklahoma.
Strategic Contracting,
Tinker AFB, Oklahoma (FA8109-19-D-0001)
16 Dec
https://www.defense.gov/News/Contracts/Contract/Article/3249030/
BAE Systems Technology
Solutions & Services Inc., Rockville, Maryland (N00039-23-D-9001); DRS
Laurel Technologies, Johnstown, Pennsylvania (N00039-23-D-9002); Management
Services Group, d.b.a. Global Technical Systems, Virginia Beach, Virginia
(N00039-23-D-9003); L3Harris, Camden, New Jersey (N00039-23-D-9004); Leidos,
Reston, Virginia (N00039-23-D-9005); Peraton, Herndon, Virginia
(N00039-23-D-9006); Serco, Herndon, Virginia (N00039-23-D-9007); VT Milcom,
Virginia Beach, Virginia (N00039-23-D-9008); $4,098,600,000 for
Consolidated Afloat Networks and Enterprise Services (CANES) production units,
software–initial, renewals and maintenance, spares and system components, and
lab equipment. CANES consolidates and replaces
existing afloat networks “providing the necessary infrastructure for
applications, systems and services required to dominate the cyber warfare
tactical domain.” CANES upgrades “cybersecurity, command and control, communications
and intelligence systems afloat, and by replacing unaffordable and obsolete
networks.” The primary goals of the CANES program of record, according to the
contracting announcement, are to: 1) provide a secure afloat network required
for Naval and Joint Operations; 2) consolidate and reduce the number of afloat
networks through the use of Common Computing Environment and mature cross
domain technologies; 3) reduce the infrastructure footprint and associated
Logistics, Sustainment, and Training costs; and 4) increase reliability,
security, interoperability and application hosting to meet current and
projected warfighter requirements. Work in Huntsville, Alabama; San Diego,
California; Largo, Florida; Ayer, Massachusetts; Long Beach, Mississippi; Camden,
New Jersey; Johnstown, Pennsylvania; Summerville, South Carolina; Clarksville,
Virginia; Gainesville, Virginia; Sterling, Virginia; and Virginia Beach,
Virginia.
Naval Information Warfare
Systems Command, San Diego, California
Lockheed Martin RMS, Liverpool,
New York, $302,243,035 for the proof
of manufacture, production, spares, production support material, and
engineering support for components related to the MK 48 heavyweight torpedo. For
US Navy (61%) and the Australian Navy $50,616,994 (39%). Work in Liverpool, New
York (72%); Clearwater, Florida (22%); and Braintree, Massachusetts (6%).
NAVSEA D.C.
(N00024-23-C-6411)
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics,
Fort Worth, Texas not-to-exceed $245,745,216 for program
management support, non-recurring engineering, F-35B/C laser shock peening,
depot site support, contractor field and regional depot modification
installations in support of retrofit and modification of F-35 aircraft for the
U.S. Air Force, Marine Corps, Navy, FMS ($15,612,217), and non-U.S. DOD
partners ($22,095,154). Work in Fort Worth, Texas (29.2%); Nagoya, Japan (14.4%);
Cameri, Italy (12.6%); Williamtown, Australia (7.9%) Samlesbury, UK (6.2%);
Ogden, Utah (6.1%); Cherry Point, North Carolina (5.4%); Iwakuni, Japan (2.7%);
Luke AFB, Arizona (2.5%); Cheongju, South Korea (2.1%); El Segundo, California
(1.9%); McLean, Virginia (1.6%); Miramar, California (1.5%); Lemoore,
California (1%); Yuma, Arizona (1.5%); Eglin AFB, Florida (1.4%); Nevatim,
Israel (0.8%); various locations within the continental United States (1.2%).
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001919G0008)
Raytheon, Tucson, Arizona,
$171,187,894 for 111
Tactical Tomahawk All Up Round Vertical Launch System missiles (full rate
production, Block V): 50 for US Army, 48 for US Navy and 13 for US Marine
Corps. Work in Ogden, Utah (21.76%); Camden, Arkansas (15.44%); Huntsville,
Alabama (10.68%); Clearwater, Florida (6.36%); Glenrothes, Fife, UK (4.21%);
Spanish Fork, Utah (4.16%); Joplin, Missouri (3.93%); El Segundo, California
(3.77%); Ontario, Middletown, Connecticut (3.43%); Midland, Ontario, Canada
(3.04%); California (2.87%); Vergennes, Vermont (2.55%); Anniston, Alabama
(2.44%); Minneapolis, Minnesota (1.59%); Moorpark, California (1.38%);
Westminster, Colorado (1.20%); Chandler, Arizona (1.04%); and various location
within the continental U.S. (10.15%).
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001922C0031)
General Atomics, Poway,
California, $65,507,036 for
procurement, transportation, and installation of Ground Control Stations (GCS),
materials, support equipment, as well as associated training, engineering,
non-recurring engineering, and integrated logistics support. Also procures 18
mission kits, spares, ground support equipment, and communications gear for
site setup re: Marine Air Ground Task Force MQ-9A Block 5 Reaper air vehicles
and GCS for US Navy. Work in California: Poway (60%), Saber Springs (20%), and
Grey Butte (20%). 25 miles east of Palmdale, Grey Butte Field is a former
World War II airfield now owned by General Atomics.
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001922G0006)
Textron Bell, Fort Worth,
Texas, $48,256,328 for
installation of Structural Improvements and Electrical Power Upgrades Phase II
Part 3 kits, as well as ground and flight test for one AH-1Z and one UH-1Y
aircraft for US Navy. Work in Patuxent River, Maryland (50%); Fort Worth, Texas
(25%); and Amarillo, Texas (25%).
NAVAIR Patuxent River, MD (N0001921G0012)
Sedna Digital Solutions,
Manassas, Virginia, $29,695,637 for
engineering-design development, Navy equipment and supporting material
procurements.
NAVSEA D.C.
(N00024-23-C-6132)
L3Harris, Northampton,
Massachusetts, $13,749,894 to procure
additional MK 20 electro-optical sensor systems, radar cross-section kits,
shock isolation assembly kits, heat shield kits, thermal image sensors, and
eye-safe laser range finders.
NAVSEA D.C. (N00024-21-C-5322)
North State Mechanical
Inc., Jacksonville, North Carolina, $13,355,084 for
replacement of the exhaust fans and infrared heaters at building AS890 at MCAS New
River, North Carolina.
NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic,
Norfolk, Virginia (N40085-20-D-0077)
Inuksuk A/S, Nuuk,
Greenland, maximum $3,950,000,000 to operate and
maintain Thule Air Base, Greenland (civil engineering, airfield/water port
operations, fuels management, transportation, non-secure communications,
environmental management, food service, medical/public health, supply,
recreation, and community services).
21st Contracting Squadron,
Detachment 1, Copenhagen, Denmark (FA2523-23-D-0001)
Leidos, Reston, Virginia,
$334,000,000 for R&D for
the Mayhem program, which aims to create a large
air-breathing hypersonic system. Work at Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio, and other
potential testing sites to be determined.
AFRL Wright-Patterson AFB
(FA8650-23-D-2400 and FA8650-23-F-2401)
Johns Hopkins University
Applied Physics Laboratory (JHU APL). Laurel, Maryland, $49,900,000 for
specifically designed models, software routines, hardware sub-systems, systems,
platforms, and tools that enable weapon development and analysis for
sensor/payload/subsystem performance.
AFRL Eglin AFB, Florida (FA8651-23-D-A002)
L3Harris (acquired ForceX
in 2015) Nashville, Tennessee, $45,716,059.00 for Brimstone
Software, which includes the mission execution that assists the pilots and
sensor operators in a myriad of mission tasks such as sensor management,
situational awareness, map and video displays, tactical area navigation and
video/audio recording.
AFLCMC Robins AFB, Georgia
(FA8509-23-C-0001)
Raytheon, Tucson, Arizona,
estimated $21,000,000 to develop
critical subsystem technologies that support the Compact Air to Air Missile and
Extended Range Air to Air Missile systems.
AFRL, Eglin AFB, Florida
(FA8651-23-D-A001)
Sauer Construction,
Jacksonville, Florida, $63,895,000 for design and
construction of a non-standard battalion operations facility in Fort Benning,
Georgia
USACE Savannah, Georgia
(W912HN-23-C-3001)
Kearney & Co. P.C.,
Alexandria, Virginia, $11,609,199 for financial
statement audit services for the Defense Health Program (DHP), Medicare
Eligible Retiree Care Fund, and Defense Health Agency Contract Resource
Management. Work in various locations, including DHP headquarters in Falls
Church, Virginia, as well as other federal locations in Texas, Ohio, Indiana,
Maryland, Colorado, New York, and Maine.
DFAS Contract Services
Directorate, Columbus, Ohio (HQ042322F9000)
19 Dec
https://www.defense.gov/News/Contracts/Contract/Article/3250459/
Aktarius LLC, Panama City,
Florida (W911SR-23-D-0020); Applied Training Solutions LLC, Greensburg,
Pennsylvania (W911SR-23-D-0021); Carter-Lambert Divisions LLC, Waldorf,
Maryland (W911SR-23-D-0022); Chimera Enterprises International Inc., Edgewood,
Maryland (W911SR-23-D-0023); Global Systems Technologies Inc., Morrisville,
Pennsylvania (W911SR-23-D-0024); Hythe Research LLC, Havre de Grace, Maryland
(W911SR-23-D-0025); L2 Defense Inc., Baltimore, Maryland (W911SR-23-D-0026);
MLT Systems LLC, Stafford, Virginia (W911SR-23-D-0027); Murtech Inc., Glen
Burnie, Maryland (W911SR-23-D-0028); Strategic Technology Institute Inc.,
Rockville, Maryland (W911SR-23-D-0029); The Lockwood Group LLC, Belcamp, Maryland
(W911SR-23-D-0030); CSMI LLC, Salem, New Hampshire (W911SR-23-D-0031); Culmen
International LLC, Alexandria, Virginia (W911SR-23-D-0032); Gryphon
Technologies L.C., Washington, D.C. (W911SR-23-D-0033); HII Defense and Federal
Solutions Inc., Huntsville, Alabama (W911SR-23-D-0034); IAP Worldwide Services
Inc., Cape Canaveral, Florida (W911SR-23-D-0035); Interfuze Corp., Huntsville,
Alabama (W911SR-23-D-0036); K.D. Analytical Consulting LLC, Lexington, Kentucky
(W911SR-23-D-0037); MAG DS Corp., Fairfax, Virginia (W911SR-23-D-0038);
Patricio Enterprises Inc., Stafford, Virginia (W911SR-23-D-0039); SciTech
Services Inc., Havre de Grace, Maryland (W911SR-23-D-0040); STS International
Inc., Berkeley Springs, West Virginia (W911SR-23-D-0041); The Logistics Company
Inc., Fayetteville, North Carolina (W911SR-23-D-0042); Clark Creative Solutions
LLC, Baltimore, Maryland (W911SR-23-D-0043); DMAERO LLC, Byron, Georgia
(W911SR-23-D-0044); Integrity Consulting Engineering & Security Solutions
LLC, Purcellville, Virginia (W911SR-23-D-0045); NetSea Technologies LLC, Bel
Air, Maryland (W911SR-23-D-0046); Semper Valens Solutions Inc., Canyon Lake,
Texas (W911SR-23-D-0047); SkyBridge Tactical LLC, Tampa, Florida
(W911SR-23-D-0048); Tier Tech International Inc., Delray Beach, Florida
(W911SR-23-D-0049); $906,570,000 to support
systems and government entities that provide force protection against chemical,
biological, radiological, nuclear and explosive (CBRNE) threats.
Army Contracting Command,
Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland.
Textron Bell, Fort Worth,
Texas, $134,592,912 for logistics services in Iraq.
Army Contracting Command,
Redstone Arsenal, Alabama (W58RGZ-22-C-0012)
B. L. Harbert
International, Birmingham, Alabama, $122,441,345 for building a
91,300 square-foot material exploitation center (MEC) at Redstone Arsenal,
Alabama. The MEC will be “a hub for enterprise logistics management building, a
vehicle maintenance facility, and a central plant expansion,” according to
B.L. Harbert.
Army Contracting Command,
Redstone Arsenal, Alabama (W91278-23-C-0004)
Lockheed Martin, Orlando,
Florida, $95,803,289 for Modernized
Target Acquisition Designation Sight/Pilot Night Vision System (MTADS/PNVS).
Army Contracting Command,
Redstone Arsenal, Alabama (W58RGZ-23-F-0149)
Herve Cody Contractor LLC,
Robbinsville, North Carolina, $42,342,917 for
installation of levee structures, degrading existing spoil piles, and
constructing earthen plugs in Miami, Florida.
USACE Jacksonville, Florida
(W912EP-23-C-0005)
Family and Social Services
Administration, Indiana, Indianapolis, Indiana, $22,499,993 for operation
of a military dining facility, location unspecified.
U.S. Property and Fiscal
Office, Indiana (W912L9-23-D-0001)
Mississippi State
University, Mississippi State, Mississippi, $9,143,736 for R&D that
will “provide significant scientific and technical advancements around advanced
and additive manufacturing.”
USACE Engineer Research and
Development Center, Vicksburg, Mississippi (W912HZ-23-C-0012)
Amazon Web Services (AWS),
Seattle, Washington, $723,878,930, for “access to
AWS's commercial cloud environment, AWS Professional Services, and AWS training
and certification courses.” This is a five-year Navy enterprise software
license (ESL) blanket purchase agreement (BPA).
NAVWAR Pacific, San Diego,
California
Mid-Atlantic Computer
Services, Cerritos, California, $37,295,550 (over three years) for commercial-off-the-shelf
electronic maintenance devices to meet the requirements of the Electronic
Maintenance Support System.
Marine Corps Systems
Command, Quantico, Virginia (M67854-23-A-5005)
JLL-Midnight Sun IFMS LLC,
Vienna, Virginia, $32,704,431 for base
operations support at NAS Jacksonville, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Jacksonville, Florida, and outlying areas.
NAVFAC Southeast,
Jacksonville, Florida (N69450-19-D-1750)
Raytheon, Tucson, Arizona,
$20,838,954 for fiscal
2022 Egyptian Navy Rolling Airframe Missile (RAM) Mod 5 Guided Missile
Launching System (GMLS) requirements and German Navy power supply
spares. Work in Ottobrunn, Germany (46%); Tucson, Arizona (13%); Louisville,
Kentucky (13%); Tempe, Arizona (8%); Huntsville, Alabama (4%); Berryville,
Arkansas (2%); San Diego, California (2%); Denison, Texas (2%); and various
other U.S. locations each under 1% (10% total). FMS (Egypt) funds of
$20,655,139 (99%), and memorandum of understanding (Germany) funds
$183,185 (1%) obligated.
NAVSEA D.C. (N00024-21-C-5401)
Hensel Phelps Construction,
Honolulu, Hawaii, $18,467,000 for fiscal
2023 RM20-0677 Repair Wastewater Treatment Plant Effluent Pump Station Building
1357, Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii.
NAVFAC Hawaii, Joint Base
Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii (N62478-20-D-4003)
SGL Composites, Gardena,
California, $9,343,506 for Submarine
Launched Ballistic Missile heatshields and thermal protection system materials
and components. Some FMS (United Kingdom) of $2,958,218 (32%).
Naval Surface Warfare
Center Dahlgren Division, Dahlgren, Virginia (N0017820C2400)
Raytheon, Fullerton,
California, $8,600,955 for FMS (Japan):
one Joint Precision Approach and Landing System, one set of on board repair
parts, and one installation and checkout kit. Work in Fullerton, California
(70%); and Largo, Florida (30%).
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001919C0020)
Boeing, St. Louis,
Missouri, $8,460,885 for continued
design, development, integration, and test in support of the Infrared Search
and Track System (IRST) block II, phase II, engineering change replacing the
IRST Block I system on F/A-18E/F aircraft.
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001918C1022)
SAIC, Chambersburg,
Pennsylvania, $50,213,909, for Unisys Operating
System 2200 capacity services at current Defense Information Systems Agency
data centers. Chambersburg is home to Letterkenny Army Depot.
Defense Information
Technology Contracting Organization, Scott AFB, Illinois (HC1084-23-D-0002)
Ernst and Young LLP, New
York, New York, $20,484,705 (to $59,641,603 from $39,156,898), for financial
statement audit services for Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) at DLA headquarters
(Fairfax, Virginia), other federal locations in Virginia and Ohio, and beyond.
DFAS Contract Services
Directorate, Columbus, Ohio (HQ0423-21-F-0010)
Modern Technology Solutions
Inc., Alexandria, Virginia, $420,000,000 (from $496,000,000 to $916,000,000); American
Systems Corp., Chantilly, Virginia, $420,000,000 (from $496,000,000 to
$916,000,000); Applied Research Associates Inc., Alexandria, Virginia,
$420,000,000 (from $496,000,000 to $916,000,000) for work for the
Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering: modeling
and simulation, operations research, mission engineering, development test and
evaluation, prototyping, experimentation, and demonstration, research and
assessment, and data management analysis. Work in Virginia: Modern Technology
Solutions in Alexandria, American Systems Corp. in Chantilly, Applied Research
Associates in Alexandria, and government facilities in Falls Church and
Alexandria.
Washington Headquarters
Services, Arlington, Virginia (HQ003421D0002)
20 Dec
https://www.defense.gov/News/Contracts/Contract/Article/3251958/
Federal Express Corp.,
Memphis, Tennessee (HTC711-23-D-C023); Polar Air Cargo Worldwide Inc.,
Purchase, New York (HTC711-23-D-C024); United Parcel Service (UPS), Louisville,
Kentucky (HTC711-23-D-C025); estimated total $2,241,838,846 (1 Apr 2023 to 30 Sep
2026) for international
and domestic small package delivery services under the Next Generation Delivery
Service-2 program.
TRANSCOM Directorate of
Acquisition, Scott AFB, Illinois
Erickson Helicopters Inc.,
Portland, Oregon, $8,662,677 (bringing contract from $128,303,018 to
$136,965,695) for another
three months of fixed-wing and rotary-wing air services at Edwin Andrews Air
Base, Philippines.
TRANSCOM Directorate of
Acquisition, Scott AFB, Illinois (HTC711-8-D-R023)
Boeing, St. Louis,
Missouri, $2,020,956,832 for system
upgrades to F/A-18 and EA-18G aircraft for US Navy and FMS customers. Work in
St. Louis, Missouri (86%); El Segundo, California (11%); and China Lake,
California (3%).
NAWCWD China Lake, CA (N6893623D0001)
Lockheed Martin Sikorsky, Stratford,
Connecticut, $676,702,069 for five years
of supply chain management, including 196 weapon replaceable assemblies / shop
replaceable assemblies re: CH-53E and MH-53E helicopters at Cherry Point, North
Carolina (77%), and Stratford, Connecticut (23%).
NAVSUP Weapon Systems
Support, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (N00383-23-D-SU01)
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics,
Fort Worth, Texas, $382,125,578 for initial
spares in support of F-35 aircraft (lot 17) deliveries. Also procures the
global spares pool and afloat spares package / deployment spares packages for USA,
FMS, and non-U.S. DOD participants.
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001921D0001)
Boeing, Jacksonville,
Florida, $117,572,634 for inspections,
modifications, and repairs on F/A-18 E/F and EA-18G aircraft in Jacksonville,
Florida (82%); El Segundo (8.2%) and Lemoore (2.9%), California; St. Louis,
Missouri (3.9%); Whidbey Island, Washington (3%).
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001919D0003)
Bell-Boeing Joint Project
Office, Amarillo, Texas, $18,000,000 (max.) for technical
analysis, engineering, and integration support for the V-22 aircraft program.
Work in Fort Worth, Texas (50%), and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (50%).
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001923D0001)
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics,
Fort Worth, Texas, $16,586,820 (definitizes a modification worth $2,435,635 and
adds scope of $14,151,185) for delivery
and installation of special tooling and test equipment (STATE). Also provides
program management support for completing F-35 Phase 2.2B STATE unique software
requirements and the on-time break in of critical block 4 capabilities for USA,
FMS ($6,036,096), and non-U.S. DOD participants ($1,440,657). Notice how
many different categories LMT can bill the military for. Work in Fort
Worth, Texas (44%); Detroit, Michigan (23%); Palmdale, California (15%); El
Segundo, California (7%); Burnsville, Minnesota (6%); San Diego, California
(2%); Marietta, Georgia (1%); Fanborough, UK (1%); Cedar Rapids, Iowa (0.5%);
and Cisterna di Latina, Italy (0.5%).
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001919C0074)
Aldridge Electric Inc.,
Libertyville, Illinois, $7,680,304 for the P-828
Smart Energy Project at Naval Station Great Lakes, Illinois.
NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic,
Norfolk, Virginia (N40085-23-C-0002)
Accelerated Business
Strategies LLC, Dumfries, Virginia (HQ003423D0004); Eagle Harbor Solutions LLC,
Anchorage, Alaska (HQ003423D0005); MDW Associates LLC, Tysons, Virginia
(HQ003423D0006); The Red Gate Group Ltd., Chantilly, Virginia (HQ003423D0007);
Booz Allen Hamilton Inc., McLean, Virginia (HQ003423D0008); Logistics
Management Institute, Tysons, Virginia (HQ003423D0009); Redhorse Corp., San
Diego, California (HQ003423D0010); SAIC, Reston, Virginia (HQ003423D0011);
Whitney, Bradley, & Brown Inc., Reston, Virginia (HQ003423D0012); up to $1,500,000,000
for work at the
Pentagon and within the National Capital Region: acquisition and sustainment
oversight support, capability portfolio management, engineering and agile
methodologies, acquisition intelligence, policy analysis and support, business
and financial support, international programs and security, legislative
analysis and support, data science, data analytics, data governance, and
technical support.
Washington Headquarters
Services, Arlington, VA
Lockheed Martin, Orlando,
Florida, $225,772,240 for
management, engineering, production, fabrication, integration, configuration
management, test, test support, and logistics support of the Sniper® Advanced
Targeting Pod (ATP) “to
ensure system availability rate and reliability mean time between maintenance
events.”
AFLCMC Robins AFB, Georgia
(FA8540-23-D-0001)
Bristol Prime Contractors
LLC, Anchorage, Alaska, $7,658,069 to construct
civil site improvements at the Chena River Lakes Flood Control Project near
North Pole, Alaska.
USACE Anchorage, Alaska (W911KB-23-C-0006)
21 Dec
https://www.defense.gov/News/Contracts/Contract/Article/3253110/
General Dynamics Electric
Boat, Groton, Connecticut, $5,134,324,189 for missile
tube long-lead-time material; missile tube manufacturing; additional advance
procurement, including advance construction and multi-program
material-procurement, and production backup units; planned program equipment
replacement and spare material for follow-on Columbia-class submarines; and
logistics/sustainment support for the US and UK programs. Also includes
additional Submarine Industrial Base (SIB) enhancements as part of the
Integrated Enterprise Plan and multi-program material procurement supporting
Columbia-class ballistic missile submarines and the nuclear shipbuilding
enterprise (Virginia-class and Ford-class). The industrial base development
work furthers US Navy’s plan of serial production of Columbia and Virginia
submarines. Pursuant to the president’s budget for fiscal 2023, the
requirements are included for SIB investment for strategic sourcing, supplier
development, workforce development, and technology opportunities. Funding is
pursuant to the president’s budget for fiscal 2023 and the Further Continuing
Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2023 (Public Law 117-229). Work in Groton,
Connecticut (70%); Newport News, Virginia (25%); and Quonset Point, Rhode Island
(5%).
NAVSEA D.C. (N00024-17-C-2117)
Huntington Ingalls
Industries, Ingalls Shipbuilding Division, Pascagoula, Mississippi, $36,024,953
for life cycle
engineering and support for the LPD 17-class Amphibious Transport Dock Ship
Program. Work in Pascagoula, Mississippi (95%), and Norfolk, Virginia (5%).
NAVSEA D.C. (N00024-21-C-2443)
Huntington-Ingalls
Industries - Ingalls Shipbuilding, Pascagoula, Mississippi, $10,132,041 for program
management, advanced planning, engineering, and design in support of post
shakedown availability for DDG 125. Work in Pascagoula, Mississippi (70%),
and San Diego, California (30%).
Supervisor of Shipbuilding,
Conversion, and Repair Gulf Coast, Pascagoula, Mississippi (N00024-22-G-2303)
ABX Air Inc., Wilmington,
Ohio (HTC71123DC001); Alaska Airlines Inc., Seattle, Washington
(HTC71123DC002); American Airlines Inc., Fort Worth, Texas (HTC71123DC003);
Amerijet International Inc., Miami, Florida (HTC71123DC004); Air Transport
International Inc. (ATI), Wilmington, Ohio (HTC71123DC005); Atlas Air Inc.,
Purchase, New York (HTC71123DC006); Delta Air Lines Inc., Atlanta, Georgia
(HTC71123DC007); Eastern Airlines LLC, Wayne Pennsylvania (HTC71123DC008);
Tatonduk Outfitters Ltd., d.b.a. Everts Air Cargo, Fairbanks, Alaska
(HTC71123DC009); Hawaiian Airlines Inc., Honolulu, Hawaii (HTC71123DC010);
JetBlue Airways Corp., Long Island City, New York (HTC71123DC011); Kalitta Air
LLC, Ypsilanti, Michigan (HTC71123DC012); Lynden Air Cargo LLC, Anchorage,
Alaska (HTC71123DC013); National Air Cargo Group Inc., Orlando, Florida
(HTC71123DC014); Northern Air Cargo LLC, Anchorage, Alaska (HTC71123DC015);
Omni Air International LLC, Tulsa, Oklahoma (HTC71123DC016); Polar Air Cargo
Worldwide Inc., Purchase, New York (HTC71123DC017); Sun Country Airlines Inc.,
Minneapolis, Minnesota (HTC71123DC018); Swift Air LLC, d.b.a. iAERO Airways,
Greensboro, North Carolina (HTC71123DC019); United Airlines Inc., Chicago,
Illinois (HTC71123DC020); United Parcel Service Co. (UPS), Louisville, Kentucky
(HTC71123DC021); Western Global Airlines Inc., Estero, Florida (HTC71123DC022);
estimated total face value of $1,503,340,118 for heavyweight
delivery services (1 Feb 2023 to 30 Sept 2032) for domestic and international
shipments.
TRANSCOM Directorate of
Acquisition, Scott AFB, Illinois
Raytheon, Woburn,
Massachusetts, $412,601,063 for FMS (Taiwan):
follow-on sustainment: contractor logistics support, engineering services,
technical updates, spare parts, and other related elements of logistical and
program support under the Taiwan Surveillance Radar Program.
AFLCMC Hanscom AFB,
Massachusetts (FA8730-23-C-0003)
SAIC, Reston, Virginia,
$63,451,488 for
operational, logistics, planning, electronic warfare, IT, and security
disciplines supporting Air Combat Command HQ, Advanced Programs Division at
Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia; Eglin AFB, Florida, Joint Base Pearl
Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii, Ramstein Air Base, Germany, Nellis AFB, Nevada; and
Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska.
Acquisition Management and
Integration Center, Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia (FA489023F0014)
Battelle Memorial
Institute, Columbus, Ohio, $49,102,007 for R&D: “evaluate
current and future state-of-the-art microelectronics security technology,
integrity in microelectronics and embedded systems against current and emerging
nation-state adversaries working to exploit the chip-package interaction using
non-invasive, semi-invasive, and invasive reverse engineering techniques.” Work
at Wright-Patterson AFB and Columbus, Ohio.
AFRL Wright-Patterson AFB,
Ohio (FA8650-23-C-1000)
General Electric Aviation,
Cincinnati, Ohio, $29,293,008 for contractor
engineering and technical services (CETS). CETS personnel to assist in
improving the skills and abilities of Air Force military and civilian personnel
with the aim to become self-sufficient in the maintenance of aircraft systems. Work
at U.S. military (Air Force, Air National Guard, Navy) sites and various FMS locations.
Involves unclassified FMS to Bahrain, Egypt, Israel, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and
South Korea.
AFLCMC Wright-Patterson AFB,
Ohio. (FA8604-23-D-B001
Northrop Grumman, Linthicum
Heights, Maryland, $15,877,526 for Active
Electronically Scanned Array radars of Air Force F-16 aircraft. Includes
production radars, an initial spare kit, antenna lifting fixtures, and
polyalphaolefin pumps.
AFLCMC Wright-Patterson AFB,
Ohio (FA8615-17-C-6047)
Ernst & Young LLP, New
York, New York, $42,559,951 (to $154,880,685 from $112,320,734) for financial
statement audit services for the Navy in Alexandria, Virginia.
DFAS Contract Services
Directorate, Columbus, Ohio (HQ0423-21-F-0002)
Boeing, St. Louis,
Missouri, $35,360,982 for the Next
Generation Automated Test System for the Army.
Army Contracting Command,
Newark, New Jersey (W15QKN-23-D-0007)
Industries for the Blind
and Visually Impaired, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, $31,056,653 for the
Vertical Skills Engineering Construction Kit.
Army Contracting Command,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin (W56HZV-23-D-0003)
Javelin JV (Raytheon/Lockheed
Martin), Tucson, Arizona, $25,224,984 for
Engineering Services Memorandum 23.04.02 Javelin Outdoor Trainer System
Qualification.
Army Contracting Command,
Redstone Arsenal, Alabama (W31P4Q-19-C-0038)
Callan Marine Ltd.,
Galveston, Texas, $13,845,450 for pipeline
deep-draft dredging of the Houston Ship Channel, Houston, Texas.
USACE Galveston, Texas
(W912HY-23-C-0002)
Lemoine-Frazier JV LLC,
Lafayette, Louisiana, $9,351,590 for road
construction, excavation of drainage canals, placing culverts, and other
incidental work, Garyville, Louisiana.
USACE New Orleans,
Louisiana (W912P8-23-C-0006)
Battelle Memorial
Institute, Columbus, Ohio, $7,500,000 for the Map
Based Mission Planning Program.
USACE Engineer Research and
Development Center, Vicksburg, Mississippi (W9132V-19-F-0005)
22 Dec
https://www.defense.gov/News/Contracts/Contract/Article/3254039/
Humana Government Business (HT940223C0001),
Louisville, Kentucky, for managed
care support to DOD, Defense Health Agency (DHA), TRICARE program in the East
Region. The total potential contract value, including all transition and
options periods, is estimated at $70,846,618,321. The contractor will assist
the Defense Health Agency in operating an integrated health care delivery
system combining the resources of the contractor and the military’s direct
medical care system to provide health, medical and administrative support
services to eligible members of the uniformed services, retirees and their
eligible family members. TriWest Healthcare Alliance Corp. (HT940223C0002), Phoenix,
Arizona, for managed
care support to DOD, DHA, TRICARE program in the West Region. The total
potential contract value, including all transition and options periods, is
estimated at $65,140,149,682. See announcement for more details about these two
contracts.
Defense Health Agency’s
Managed Care Contracting Division, Aurora, Colorado
Raytheon, Tucson, Arizona,
$317,415,034 for AIM-9X missiles
and related equipment (lot 23) through August 2026. FMS portion is $203,877,920.
Also provides non-recurring engineering associated with the Systems Improvement
Program III transition to production activities. See contracting announcement
for full details. Work in North Logan, Utah (28.09%); Tucson, Arizona (21.64%);
Linthincum Heights, Maryland (18.88%); Minneapolis, Minnesota (11.46%);
Murrieta, California (8.42%); Saint Albans, Vermont (7.75%); Ann Arbor,
Michigan (1.44%); Warrington, Pennsylvania (1.22%) and various locations within
the continental U.S. (1.10%).
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001921C0723)
BAE Systems – Jacksonville
Ship Repair LLC, Jacksonville, Florida, $119,261,837 for
maintenance, modernization, and repair of USS Lassen (DDG 82) fiscal
2023 Depot Modernization Period in Mayport, Florida.
NAVSEA D.C. (N00024-23-C-4486)
L3Harris’ Interstate
Electronics Corp., Anaheim, California, $59,545,560 for services
and support for flight test instrumentation systems. Work in Anaheim,
California (55%); Cape Canaveral, Florida (29%); D.C. (6%); Bremerton,
Washington (3%); Kings Bay, Georgia (2%); Laurel, Maryland (1%); Silverdale,
Washington (1%); and Barrow-in-Furness, UK (3%).
Strategic Systems Programs,
D.C. (N0003022C2001)
L3Harris’ MariPro, Goleta,
California, $46,600,299 for
production, test, and technical review of two shallow-water training ranges and
production, test, and technical review of three deep-water training ranges.
Includes provisions at the Atlantic Undersea Test and Evaluation Center: internode
cable and assemblies for various modules, internode cable terminations, and
repair kits for US Navy training and assessment in shallow and deep water. Work
in California [Tanner Bank (30%), San Clemente Island (23%), Goleta (21%)];
Kauai, Hawaii (14%); Andros Island, Bahamas (12%).
Naval Air Warfare Center
Training Systems Division, Orlando, Florida (N6134021C0023)
Epsilon Systems Solutions
Inc., Portsmouth, Virginia (N5005423D0001); Gulf Copper and Manufacturing
Corp., Port Arthur, Texas (N5005423D0002); Tecnico Corp., Chesapeake, Virginia
(N5005423D0003); Walashek Industrial and Marine Inc., Norfolk, Virginia
(N5005423D0004); Wilson Pipe and Fabrication, Norfolk, Virginia (N5005423D0005)
$41,253,350 for five years
of repair, maintenance, and modernization availability support for Landing
Craft Air Cushion (LCAC) and Ship to Shore Connector (SSC), the new version of
LCAC located at Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek (JEBLC), Virginia Beach,
Virginia.
Mid-Atlantic Regional
Maintenance Center, Norfolk, Virginia
General Dynamics Bath Iron
Works, Bath, Maine, $37,368,385 for planning
yard efforts (engineering, technical, planning, ship configuration, data and logistics
efforts) for DDG 1000- class destroyers post-delivery and in-service life-cycle
support, and other direct costs. Work in Bath, Maine (95%), and San Diego,
California (5%).
NAVSEA D.C. (N00024-19-C-2322)
Northrop Grumman, Baltimore,
Maryland, $26,373,756 for continued electronic
protection enhancements: non-recurring engineering required to establish the
hardware baseline for the technical refresh for MQ-4C Triton drone’s Multi-Function
Active Sensor (MFAS) Radar Signal Processor (RSP) on the AN/ZPY-3(v) 2 Mercury
Power Stream 7000 Signal Processor, 272K300G01, implementing new capabilities
developed by the Office of Naval Research. NG shall build a prototype commercially
available off-the-shelf RSP that is representative of the hardware baseline,
including a Scalable Node / Open System Architecture and can be used for
additional development and flight testing.
Office of Naval Research,
Arlington, Virginia (N00014-19-C-1032)
SeaLandAire Technologies
Inc., Jackson, Michigan, $19,698,504 for continued
technology research, development, and engineering (to include systems
engineering, modeling and analyses, measurement of target and environment data,
architecture, fabrication, installation, test, maintenance, aircrew training,
and procurement activities) in support of prototyping a Digital Directional
Frequency Analysis and Reporting Vertical Line Array sonobuoy in order to
transfer this technology to the UnderSea Advantage / Next Generation
Multistatic Active Coherent program. Also provides verification in ocean
environments through collection, modeling, processing, and measurement of
target and environment data, in support of improving the airborne
Anti-Submarine Warfare mission.
NAWCWD Lakehurst, NJ (N6833520G1049)
Northrop Grumman, San
Diego, California, $16,220,882 for
engineering investigations, fleet operations, issues surrounding supportability
/ reliability, cyber security activities and capabilities, software design and
system integration, qualification testing, logistical support as well as training
services in support of the MQ-8 Fire Scout System.
NAVAIR Patuxent River, MD (N0001923C0002)
Lockheed Martin RMS, Moorestown,
New Jersey, $15,995,634 for ship
integration and test of the AEGIS Weapon System (AWS) for AWS baselines through
Advanced Capability Build 16. Work in Moorestown, New Jersey (49%); Norfolk,
Virginia (15%); San Diego, California (8%); D.C. (7%); Pascagoula, Mississippi
(6%); Mayport, Florida (4%); Bath, Maine (3%); various locations each below
(1%) for a total of (8%).
NAVSEA D.C. (N00024-15-C-5151)
BAE Systems, Information
and Electronic Systems Integration Inc., Greenlawn, New York, $15,355,636 for
production, delivery, and integration of Mode 5 capable Common Identification
Friend or Foe (IFF) Digital Transponder Systems and associated Shop Replaceable
Assemblies (SRA) for fixed and rotary winged aircraft, USA and Foreign Military
Sales. Work in Greenlawn, New York (85%), and Austin, Texas (15%).
NAVAIR Patuxent River, MD (N0001921D0008)
Detyens Shipyards, North
Charleston, South Carolina, $10,051,547 for a
75-calendar day shipyard availability for fleet replenishment oiler USNS Laramie
(T-AO 203).
MSC, Norfolk, Virginia (N3220523C2142)
Lockheed Martin, Owego, New
York, $9,894,964 for FMS (Denmark):
non-recurring engineering re: modifications and integration of upgrades into
the Automated Radar Periscope Detection and Discrimination and Anti-Submarine
Warfare systems for the Danish [Ministry of Defense] Acquisition and Logistics
Organization MH-60R helicopter. Work in Owego, New York (48%); Farmingdale, New
York (25%); Columbus, Mississippi (14.5%); Stratford, Connecticut (11.5%);
Oldsmar, Florida (1%).
NAVAIR Patuxent River, MD (N0001919G0029)
Sierra Nevada Corp. (SNC) Sparks,
Nevada, $8,854,602 for research,
design, and prototype experiment into cybersecurity, with a primary focus on
applications for US Navy’s Internet of Military Things (IoMT), machine-to-machine
(M2M) and systems operating on a 5G network.
Office of Naval Research,
Arlington, Virginia (N00014-23-C-1018)
Elbit America Inc., Fort
Worth, Texas, $99,100,000 for
production, kitting, delivery, fielding, testing, and training of mortar
fire-control systems.
Army Contracting Command,
Newark, New Jersey (W15QKN-17-D-0007)
BAE Systems Land &
Armaments L.P., San Jose, California, $10,407,827 for
integration of upgrades (officially called “Handheld, Manpack, and Small Form
Fit Next Generation Radio and Mounted Assured Position Navigation and Timing
Solution Generation 2”) into M2A3 and M3A3 [Bradley Fighting Vehicle] Fire
Support Team with Fire Support Sensor System platforms.
Army Contracting Command,
Detroit Arsenal, Michigan (W56HZV-22-C-0072)
BAE Systems OSI, Kingsport,
Tennessee, $7,823,127 for process
improvements at the Holston Army Ammunition Plant, Kingsport, Tennessee
Army Contracting Command,
Rock Island Arsenal, Illinois (DAAA09-98-E-0006)
Boeing, Huntington Beach,
California, $99,038,610 for Combat
Survivor Evader Locator (CSEL) contractor
logistics support, including program management, logistics support, systems
engineering, software maintenance and cybersecurity, technical order
sustainment, government furnished property management, transition planning, and
contract data requirements list deliverables.
AFLCMC Hill AFB, Utah (FA8217-23-D-0002)
Aero Turbine Inc.,
Stockton, California, estimated $84,786,547 for technical,
logistics management, and repair re: returning unserviceable J85 engine components
to serviceable condition. Inspection and repair at various Air Force Jet Engine
Intermediate Maintenance facilities. Individual components on the J85 engine
will also be replaced at several T-38 operating bases. Contract (22 Dec 2022)
later corrected to be issued on 27 Dec 2022.
Air Force Sustainment
Center, Tinker AFB, Oklahoma (FA8122-23-D-0004)
Leidos, Reston, Virginia,
$39,176,064 for R&D of
electro-optic sensing defensive electronic warfare: develop and demonstrate
prototype integrated threat warning systems while advancing multi-spectral test
and developmental risk reduction methodologies.
AFRL Wright-Patterson AFB,
Ohio (FA8650-23-C-1024)
General Electric, Cincinnati,
Ohio, $29,047,285, for FMS (Bulgaria
and Taiwan): engine (F110-GE-129) spare components and consumables.
Air Force Sustainment
Center, Tinker AFB, Oklahoma (FA8122-23-F-0002 and FA8122-23-F-0003)
Vertex Aerospace, Madison,
Mississippi, $27,238,527 for contractor
logistic support services for the Air Force’s C-12 fleet, which is utilized by
the Air Force Materiel Command, Pacific Air Command, Defense Intelligence
Agency (DIA), and the Defense Security Cooperation Agency. Work at Joint Base
Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska; Edwards AFB, California; Joint Base Andrews,
Maryland; Madison, Mississippi; Holloman AFB, New Mexico; Okmulgee, Oklahoma;
San Angelo, Texas; Buenos Ares, Argentina; Gaborone, Botswana; Brasilia,
Brazil; Bogota, Columbia; Cairo, Egypt; Accra, Ghana; Tegucigalpa, Honduras;
Budapest, Hungary; Yokota Air Base, Japan; Nairobi, Kenya; Rabat, Morocco;
Manila, Philippines; Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; Bangkok, Thailand; Ankara, Turkey;
and Oslo, Norway.
AFLCMC Tinker AFB, Oklahoma
(FA8106-17-D-0001)
L3Harris’ Communications
Integrated Systems, Greenville, Texas, $12,687,331 for FMS (unnamed):
management support services in Greenville, Texas.
645th Aeronautical
Engineering Systems Group, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio (FA8620-23-F-4827)
Kegman Inc., Melbourne,
Florida, $8,957,714 for operation
and maintenance, R&D, and limited purchase order services re: day-to-day
operations of the Air Force Technical Applications Center. Work at Patrick
Space Force Base, Florida, and alternate locations.
Acquisition Management and
Integration Center, Detachment 2, Patrick SFB, Florida (FA7022-23-F-0025)
Propper International Inc.,
Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico (SPE1C1-23-C-0008, $49,082,165) and Eagle Industries
Unlimited, Virginia Beach, Virginia (SPE1C1-23-C-0006, $23,564,800) for the
Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment (MOLLE) 4000 rucksack set for Army
and Air Force.
DLA Troop Support,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (SPE1C1-23-R-0015)
AJ Wholesales Produce,
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, maximum $49,971,000 for fresh
fruits and vegetables. Work in Michigan for Department of Agriculture schools
and reservations.
DLA Troop Support,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (SPE300-23-D-S759)
23 Dec
https://www.defense.gov/News/Contracts/Contract/Article/3254558/
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics,
Fort Worth, Texas, $1,051,400,000 for long lead
time materials, parts, components, and efforts “necessary to maintain on-time
production and delivery” of 118 F-35 aircraft (lot 18) for USA, non-U.S DOD ($163,200,000),
and FMS ($427,200,000). Work in Fort Worth, Texas (57%); El Segundo (14%) and San
Diego (2%), California; Warton, UK (9%); Cameri, Italy (4%); Orlando, Florida
(4%); Nashua, New Hampshire (3%); Baltimore, Maryland (3%); Nagoya, Japan (2%);
various locations outside continental U.S. (2%).
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001923C0003)
Pennsylvania State
University’s Applied Research Laboratory (ARL/PSU), University Park,
Pennsylvania, $734,972,174 for research,
development, engineering, and test and evaluation of (1) guidance, navigation
and control of undersea systems; (2) thermal propulsion concepts and systems
for undersea vehicles; (3) propulsors and other fluid machinery for marine
systems; (4) materials technology and manufacturing technology of Naval systems
and components; (5) atmosphere and military communications systems; (6) mission
related and public service oriented research, technology developments, test
evaluation and systems analysis “to provide a quick response to rapidly
evolving” military and “other government agency” requirements. Work in
University Park, Pennsylvania.
NAVSEA D.C. (N00024-18-D-6401)
AgustaWestland Philadelphia
Corp., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, $110,590,500 for production
and delivery of 26 TH-73A (lot 4) aircraft and related data in support of the
Advanced Helicopter Training System program for US Navy. Work in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania (80%); Mineral Wells, Texas (5%); and various locations outside
the continental U.S. (15%).
NAVAIR Patuxent River, Maryland
((N6134020C0007))
Rolls-Royce Corp.,
Indianapolis, Indiana, $74,695,424 for twenty-eight
(28) AE1107C engines (24 for production aircraft; 4 spares) for US Navy and
Marine Corps V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft.
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001923C0017)
Lockheed Martin, Owego, New
York, $43,420,087 for FMS (Australia):
production and delivery of one MH-60R helicopter and procurement of one kit to
modify the MH-60R helicopter from a standard FMS configuration to a unique
configuration for Australia. Work in Owego, New York (52%); Stratford,
Connecticut (40%); and Troy, Alabama (8%).
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001921G0017)
Amentum, Germantown,
Maryland, $27,072,000 (brings contract to $186,070,367) for ongoing services
to DOD components in NAVFAC Pacific: Papua New Guinea (19%); Timor (18%); Palau
(18%); Northern Mariana Islands (16%); Philippines (14%); Micronesia (12%), and
other locations in South Asia, Southeast Asia, and Oceania (3%).
NAVFAC Pacific, Pearl
Harbor, Hawaii (N62742-17-C-3570)
Textron Bell, Fort Worth,
Texas, $19,593,371 for engineering
and logistics support: UH-1Y and AH-1Z helicopter sustainment for US Marine
Corps and UH-1Y and AH-1Z production aircraft for Czech Republic. Work
in Fort Worth, Texas (80%); and Patuxent River, Maryland (20%).
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001921G0012)
Northrop Grumman, Rolling
Meadows, Illinois, $12,398,352 for non-recurring
engineering to correct software problems on Large Aircraft Infrared
Countermeasures AN/AAQ-24 system used by US military.
NAVAIR Patuxent River, MD (N0001920G0005)
Continental Maritime San
Diego, San Diego, California, $8,512,648 for USS Portland
(LPD-27) fiscal 2023 selected restricted availability in San Diego, California.
Southwest Regional
Maintenance Center, San Diego, California (N55236-23-C-0001)
IAP Worldwide Services
(meet the IAP board of directors), Cape Canaveral, Florida, $8,383,327 (brings total cumulative contract
value to $46,580,312) for ongoing base
operations support at Naval Support Activity Souda Bay, Greece.
NAVFAC Europe, Africa,
Central; Naples, Italy (N62470-18-D-3000)
Boeing, Ridley Park,
Pennsylvania, $497,094,402 for CH-47F helicopters.
Army Contracting Command,
Redstone Arsenal, Alabama (W58RGZ-23-F-0120)
Carahsoft, Reston,
Virginia, $431,999,156 for ServiceNow
products.
Army Contracting Command,
Rock Island Arsenal, Illinois (W519TC-23-D-0005)
Oshkosh Defense, Oshkosh,
Wisconsin, $102,961,926 for FMS (Brazil,
Lithuania, Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania): bilateral
modification to Joint Light Tactical Vehicles.
Army Contracting Command,
Detroit Arsenal, Michigan (W56HZV-20-C-0050)
Geiger Brothers Inc.,
Jackson, Ohio (W91237-23-D-0003); Massillon Construction and Supply LLC,
Massillon, Ohio (W91237-23-D-0004); Mi-De-Con Inc., Ironton, Ohio
(W91237-23-D-0005); Aleut Flood Management LLC, Oak Ridge, Tennessee
(W91237-23-D-0006); Brannon Contracting and Maintenance Services LLC,
Zanesville, Ohio (W91237-23-D-0007); C.J. Mahan Construction Company LLC, Grove
City, Ohio (W91237-23-D-0008); and Shimmick Construction Company Inc., Irvine,
California (W91237-23-D-0009); $98,000,000 for
design-bid-build construction projects for U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,
Huntington, West Virginia.
USACE Huntington, West
Virginia
Medvolt Tepa DC JV,
Colorado Springs, Colorado, $34,943,000 to design and build the Operations
Support Squadron - Aircrew Flight Equipment / Survival Evasion Resistance
Escape facility at Offutt AFB, Nebraska.
USACE Omaha, Nebraska
(W9128F-23-C-0006)
Longbow LLC (a joint
venture between Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman), Orlando, Florida,
$11,038,543 for contractor
support services and supplies for the Boeing AH-64D/E “Apache” helicopter’s Fire
Control Radar.
Army Contracting Command,
Redstone Arsenal, Alabama (W58RGZ-22-C-0053)
InSynergy Engineering Inc.,
Honolulu, Hawaii (W9128A-23-D-0003); Mechanical Engineers of Hawaii Corp,
Honolulu, Hawaii (W9128A-23-D-0004); Mechanical Enterprises Inc., Honolulu,
Hawaii (W9128A-23-D-0005); Robert and Co., Atlanta, Georgia (W9128A-23-D-0006);
$9,900,000 for
architect-engineer services.
USACE Honolulu, Hawaii
Weston Solutions Inc.,
Peachtree Corners, Georgia, $8,882,730 to maintain
and repair federally funded and DLA-Energy capitalized petroleum systems and
facilities in Anniston, Alabama; Fort Rucker, Alabama; Starke, Florida;
Columbus, Georgia; Dahlonega, Georgia; Savannah, Georgia; Palmerola, Honduras;
Grenada, Mississippi; Hattiesburg, Mississippi; Morrisville, North Carolina;
Salisbury, North Carolina; Pope Army Airfield, North Carolina; Southport, North
Carolina; San Juan, Puerto Rico; Salinas, Puerto Rico; Guaynabo, Puerto Rico;
and Peachtree Corners, Georgia.
USACE Humphreys Engineer
Center, Fort Belvoir, Virginia (W912DY-22-F-0081)
SpecPro Environmental
Services, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, $8,540,456 to maintain
and repair federally funded and DLA-Energy capitalized petroleum systems and
facilities in Latham, New York; Aberdeen, Maryland; Fort A.P. Hill, Virginia;
Ft. Belvoir, Virginia; Bangor, Maine; Richmond, Virginia; Concord, New
Hampshire; Kingwood, West Virginia; Watertown, New York; Redhouse, West
Virginia; Ronkonkoma, New York; Lebanon, Pennsylvania; Augusta, Maine;
Fort Lee, Virginia; Chambersburg, Pennsylvania; Fort Meade, Maryland; Fort
Meyer, Virginia; Parkersburg, West Virginia; Blackstone, Virginia; Picatinny
Arsenal, New Jersey; Rochester, New York; New Cumberland, Pennsylvania; East
Lyme, Connecticut; Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania; Aberdeen, Maryland; Wheeling, West
Virginia; and West Point, New York.
USACE Huntsville, Alabama (W912DY-20-F-0048)
Louis Berger Hawthorne
Services, Greenville, South Carolina, $7,783,692 for
maintaining and repairing federally funded and DLA-Energy capitalized petroleum
systems and facilities in Nevada (Fallon) and California (Coronado, El Centro,
Lemoore, Coronado, Oxnard, Port Hueneme, Ridgecrest, San Diego, San Clemente
Island, San Nicolas Island).
USACE Huntsville, Alabama (W912DY-20-F-0068)
Harper Construction Company
Inc., San Diego, California, $65,798,783 for design and
construction of a high-bay depot maintenance hangar, Tinker AFB, Oklahoma.
USACE Tulsa, Oklahoma
(W912BV-23-C-0002)
Amentum, Germantown,
Maryland, $49,461,406 for Initial
Entry Rotary Wing flight training, Fort Rucker, Alabama.
Army Field Directorate
Office, Fort Eustis, Virginia (W9124G-17-C-0005)
Leidos, Reston, Virginia,
$102,214,375 for support of
strategic planning, vision setting, programmatic review evaluation, and other
programmatic support to the congressionally directed medical research programs
and other subordinate organizations within the U.S. Army Medical Research and
Development Command, Fort Detrick, Maryland (1 Feb 2023 to 31 Jan 2028). Encompasses
meeting support, programmatic support, administrative support, and publicity
and public affairs support to collaborate the inputs and outcomes of strategic
planning, vision setting, and programmatic review. “It is anticipated this
contract will provide support services for 120-150 program announcements and at
least 10 broad agency announcements per fiscal year.”
Army Medical Research
Acquisition Activity, Fort Detrick, Maryland (HT942523D0002)
Health Net Federal Services,
Sacramento, California, $70,560,961 for expanding TRICARE
services to beneficiaries diagnosed with Autism and their families. Health Net
Federal Services provides ACD services within its network in the western region
of continental U.S. More details in contract announcement.
DHA Contracting Activity,
Managed Care Contracting Division, Aurora, Colorado
Vysnova Partners Inc.,
Landover, Maryland $9,299,506 for biomedical
research support at Center for Military Psychiatry and Neuroscience Research,
Walter Reed Army Institute Research, Silver Spring, Maryland: scientific and
technical development; program and administrative management; clinical trials;
veterinarian and animal care; statistical analysis; and research in the fields
of the physiological and psychological, penetrating ballistic-like brain injury,
polytrauma, mitochondria, non-convulsive seizures, field [research], projectile
concussive impact brain injury, traumatic brain injury (TBI) neuroprotection
and neurorestoration, anti-neuroinflammatory drug therapies for blast
neurotrauma, and molecular mechanisms, biomarkers identification, and
therapeutic intervention.
Army Medical Research
Acquisition Activity, Fort Detrick, Maryland (HT942523C0003)
General Electric, Lynn,
Massachusetts, maximum $18,384,724 for J85
aircraft engine compressor rotors for Air Force.
DLA Aviation, Tinker AFB,
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (SPE4A1-22-G-0010)
Defense Engineering Corp.,
Beavercreek, Ohio, $9,959,974 for R&D of
antennas, front-end and back-end hardware for multifunction radio frequency
systems and to evaluate the performance of innovative antenna concepts
identified by Air Force Research Laboratory with traditional and
non-traditional experimentation and measurement techniques capable of comparing
the innovative antennas with equivalent reference antennas. Includes systems
engineering, R&D, experimentation, and demonstration of sensor system
technologies covering a large portion of the radio frequency spectrum allowing
for waveform agility and advanced signal processing techniques and coordination
with agencies operating unmanned / attritable platforms. Work at Wright-Patterson
AFB, Ohio.
Air Force Research
Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio (FA8650-23-C-1172)
27 Dec
https://www.defense.gov/News/Contracts/Contract/Article/3255119/
ERAPSCO, Columbia City,
Indiana (N0001919D0012 P00017) and Lockheed Martin, Manassas, Virginia
(N0001919D0013 P00022) aggregate ceiling $222,459,840 (funds will be obligated
on individual orders as they’re issued) for up to
36,000 AN/SSQ-125A sonobuoys for US Navy. ERAPSCO work in De Leon Springs,
Florida (69%), and Columbia City, Indiana (31%), with Lockheed Martin work in
Manassas, Virginia (90%), and Clearwater, Florida (10%).
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics,
Fort Worth, Texas, $62,147,178 for additional
diminishing manufacturing sources parts for F-35 for US military, FMS customers,
and non-U.S. DOD participants.
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001922D0043)
Stratascorp Technologies,
Chesapeake, Virginia $32,953,444 for ongoing command,
control, communications, and computers (C4) operations and sustainment support aboard
Military Sealift Command (MSC) ships, MSC Network Operations Centers (MNOC),
and future C4 capabilities hosted at US Navy Fleet Network Operation Centers
(FLTNOC). Support includes knowledge management, cybersecurity, maintenance and
sustainment, modernization, equipment, and asset management, MSC MNOC, future
FLTNOC, and training.
MSC Norfolk, Virginia (N3220519D1000)
L3Harris’ Telemetry and
Radio Frequency Products, San Diego, California, $21,908,546 for 374
modernized radios: 335 for US Navy ($19,623,965) and 39 for the UK ($2,284,581).
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001921C0064)
General Electric, Cincinnati,
Ohio, undefinitized contract action (ceiling of $203,000,000) for technology
maturation and risk reduction, and a contract ($99,470,000) for R&D maturing
“fuel-efficient adaptive engine component technologies” and reducing “associated
risk” in preparation for next-generation propulsion system development for
combat aircraft.
AFLCMC Wright-Patterson AFB,
Ohio (FA8626-16-C-2138)
Raytheon, Andover,
Massachusetts, $30,145,170, for FMS (South
Korea): PATRIOT post deployment build hardware updates and Multifunctional
Distribution System block upgrade 2.
Army Contracting Command,
Redstone Arsenal, Alabama (W31P4Q-23-C-0019)
28 Dec
https://www.defense.gov/News/Contracts/Contract/Article/3255710/
Lockheed Martin RMS Moorestown,
New Jersey, $527,740,864 (an initial obligation of $11,394,512) to implement
Integrated Air and Missile Defense capabilities into an Aegis Guam
System.
MDA Dahlgren, Virginia (HQ085121C0002)
Gilbane Federal, Concord,
California, $118,368,220 for
construction of reinforced concrete pads and foundations in support of the
installation of the Tactical Mobile Over-the-Horizon Radar equipment in the
Republic of Palau.
NAVFAC Pacific, Joint Base
Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii (N62742-23-C-1311)
CORE Engineering &
Construction Inc., Winter Park, Florida (N69450-23-D-0005); Healtheon Inc., New
Orleans, Louisiana (N69450-23-D-0008); Howard W. Pence Inc., Elizabethtown,
Kentucky (N69450-23-D-0006); Sergent Mechanical Systems, d.b.a. Sergent
Construction, Oxnard, California (N69450-23-D-0007); Wright Bros LLC, Fort
Walton Beach, Florida (N69450-23-D-0009); $99,000,000 for
construction projects at DOD installations in Florida.
NAVFAC Southeast, Jacksonville,
Florida
General Atomics, San Diego,
California, $43,822,792 for
programmatic, engineering, logistics, configuration management, diminishing
manufacturing sources and material shortages, technical support, logistics
product updates, data calls and meeting support, and program planning support
for the Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System (EMALS) and Advanced Arresting
Gear sustainment. Work in San Diego, California (83%); Lakehurst, New Jersey
(15%); and Tupelo, Mississippi (2%).
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001921G0014)
Allegient Inc., Arlington,
Virginia, $31,851,343 for non-technical
administrative contractor support for F-35 development and demonstration,
follow-on development, low rate initial and full rate production, as well as
sustainment efforts for US Air Force, Navy, non-DOD participants, and FMS. Work
in Arlington, Virginia (81.27%); Wright-Patterson, Ohio (14.05%); and Fort
Worth, Texas (4.68%).
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001922D0048)
Boeing Insitu, Bingen,
Washington, $19,279,611 for production
and delivery of ten RQ-21A Blackjack air vehicles, two RQ-21A turrets, support
equipment, spares, tools, and training in support of RQ-21A Blackjack and
ScanEagle drones for US Navy/Marine Corps, and international partners. Work in
Bingen, Washington (88%), and locations outside continental U.S. (12%).
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001922D0038)
General Electric Aviation,
Lynn, Massachusetts, $16,398,986 for
engineering and engine system improvement support for the F414 Component
Improvement Program.
NAWCAD Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0042119G0001)
L3Harris, Amityville, New
York, $14,298,819 for production
and delivery of 17 BRU-75A and BRU-76A Bomb Rack Unit ship sets (nine for US Navy,
five for Germany, two for Australia, and one for South Korea)
for the P-8A aircraft (lots 12-13). FMS customer funds of $5,046,642, and
Foreign Cooperative Project funds of $1,682,214 obligated.
NAVAIR Patuxent River, MD (N0001920C0056)
General Atomics, Poway,
California, $75,074,676 for contractor
logistics support for MQ-1C Gray Eagle
Block 0.
Army Contracting Command,
Redstone Arsenal, Alabama (W58RGZ-23-C-0010)
ABX Air Inc., Wilmington,
Ohio (HTC71119DC002); Air Transport International Inc., Wilmington, Ohio
(HTC71119DC003); Alaska Airlines Inc., Seattle, Washington (HTC71119DC004);
American Airlines, Fort Worth, Texas (HTC71119DC006); Amerijet International
Inc., Miami, Florida (HTC71119DC007); Atlas Air Inc., Purchase, New York
(HTC71119DC008;) Delta Air Lines Inc., Atlanta, Georgia (HTC71119DC009);
Eastern Airlines, Wayne, Pennsylvania (HTC71121DC001); Federal Express Corp.,
Memphis, Tennessee (HTC71119DC010); Hawaiian Airlines, Honolulu, Hawaii
(HTC71119DC011); Jet Blue, Long Island City, New York (HTC71119DC012); Kalitta
Air LLC, Ypsilanti, Michigan (HTC71119DC013); Lynden Air Cargo LLC, Anchorage,
Alaska (HTC71119DC014); Sun Country Airlines, Minneapolis, Minnesota
(HTC71119DC016); National Air Cargo Group Inc., Orlando, Florida
(HTC71119DC017); Northern Air Cargo Inc., Anchorage, Alaska (HTC71119DC018);
Omni Air International LLC, Tulsa, Oklahoma (HTC71119DC019); Polar Air Cargo
Worldwide Inc., Purchase, New York (HTC71119DC020); Southwest Airlines, Dallas,
Texas (HTC71119DC021); Everts Air Cargo, Fairbanks, Alaska (HTC71119DC022);
United Airlines Inc., Chicago, Illinois (HTC71119DC023); United Parcel Service
Co. (UPS), Louisville, Kentucky (HTC71119DC024); Western Global Airlines (WGA),
Estero, Florida (HTC71119DC026); estimated $67,198,500 (to $415,623,690 from
$348,425,190) for one month
(January 2023) of heavyweight delivery, domestic and international shipments, for
US military, other federal government agencies, and corporate contractors. Services
include door-to-door, time-definite, pick-up and delivery, transportation,
timely and accurate shipment tracking, government Third Party Payment System
participation, customs clearance processing (if applicable) and shipment data
reporting.
TRANSCOM Directorate of
Acquisition, Scott AFB, Illinois
29 Dec
https://www.defense.gov/News/Contracts/Contract/Article/3256358/
Atlantic Diving Supply (ADS),
Virginia Beach, Virginia, $150,000,000 for equipment
that repairs damaged airfield pavement.
772nd Enterprise Sourcing
Squadron, Tyndall AFB, Florida (FA8051-23-D-0001)
General Dynamic Information
Technology, Falls Church, Virginia, $17,839,932 for the
Distributed Common Ground System network weapon system and all supporting
activities (e.g., development, integration, maintenance, administration,
management, documentation, assessment, disposal, and troubleshooting of 480 ISR
Wing IT assets from the network and enterprise level) at Joint Base
Langley-Eustis, Virginia; and Beale AFB, California. Could expand to Fort
Smith, Arkansas; McConnell AFB, Kansas; Birmingham, Alabama; Otis Air National
Guard Base, Massachusetts; Reno, Nevada; JB Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii; Terra
Haute, Indiana; Ogden, Utah; South Korea; Ramstein Air Base, Germany.
Acquisition Management and
Integration Center, Hampton, Virginia (FA489019FA022)
DS Government Solutions
Corp., Waltham, Massachusetts, $8,987,955 for software
development and training services in support of the 3DExperience Digital
Environment Platform.
AFLCMC Hanscom AFB,
Massachusetts (FA8730-23-C-B002)
CACI, Chantilly, Virginia,
$68,780,625 for a 12-month
extension of training, deployment, and sustainment support of Integrated
Personnel and Pay System-Army, Increment II Program.
Army Contracting Command,
Newark, New Jersey (W15QKN-15-C-0049)
Lockheed Martin, Grand
Prairie, Texas, $31,817,000 to increase
the annual award of PAC-3 missiles. Work in Huntsville, Alabama; Rocket Center,
West Virginia; Camden, Arkansas; Chelmsford, Massachusetts; and Grand Prairie,
Texas. FMS (Bahrain, Kuwait, Netherlands, Poland, Qatar) funds of
$15,590,330 obligated.
Army Contracting Command,
Redstone Arsenal, Alabama (W31P4Q-20-C-0023)
P&R JV, Elizabethtown,
Kentucky, $26,096,467 to build a
target training structure at Fort Knox, Kentucky.
USACE Louisville, Kentucky (W912QR-23-C-0005)
Keysight Technologies Inc.,
Colorado Springs, Colorado, $15,329,600 to acquire
microwave measuring receivers.
Army Contracting Command,
Redstone Arsenal, Alabama (W31P4Q-23-D-0008)
Torch Technologies Inc.,
Huntsville, Alabama, $10,668,279 for various
types of simulation support to the Systems Simulation Software and Integration
Directorate, Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Aviation and Missile
Center.
Army Contracting Command,
Redstone Arsenal, Alabama (W31P4Q-21-F-0054)
Northrop Grumman, Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma, $45,070,783 for the B-2
aircraft rudder and elevon. Performance in Ohio.
DLA Aviation, Tinker AFB,
Oklahoma (SPRTA1-23-C-0003)
BAE Systems Information and
Electronic Systems Integration, Greenlawn, New York, $33,406,275 to redesign the
AN/UPX-50(C) digital interrogator assemblies in order to “resolve parts
obsolescence and implement solutions to achieve compliance” with the latest
specifications, qualification, and certification standards for US Navy. Work in
Green Lawn, New York (95%), and Hudson, New Hampshire (5%), which is just east
of Nashua.
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001922G0009)
General Electric Aviation,
Lynn, Massachusetts, $24,104,653 for
engineering and engine system improvement support for the T408 Component
Improvement Program.
Naval Air Warfare Center
Aircraft Division, Patuxent River, Maryland (N0042119G0001)
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics,
Fort Worth, Texas, $10,451,554 for engineering,
maintenance, logistics manpower and material support to continue to develop,
sustain and produce software builds as well as carryout developmental flight
tests in support of F-35 aircraft for USA and non-U.S. DOD partners ($858,606).
Work in Fort Worth, Texas (80%); Orlando, Florida (7%); Linthicum, Maryland
(3%); Nashua, New Hampshire (3%); San Diego, California (2%); El Segundo,
California (2%); Samlesbury, UK (1%); locations within continental U.S. (1%)
and outside (1%).
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001922C0041)
Raytheon, El Segundo,
California, $10,300,000, for the
mid-band expansion trade study in support of Next Generation Jammer engineering
and manufacturing for US Navy and Australia. Work in El Segundo, California
(42%); Dallas, Texas (28%); Andover, Massachusetts (13%); Wexford, Pennsylvania
(9%); and Fort Wayne, Indiana (8%). Foreign cooperative project funds ($10,300,000)
obligated.
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001916C0002)
30 Dec
https://www.defense.gov/News/Contracts/Contract/Article/3256832/
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics,
Fort Worth, Texas, $7,842,191,056 for 127 F-35
aircraft (lot 16): 89 F-35A aircraft, 23 F-35B aircraft, and 15 F-35C. It also definitizes
a modification (P00016) for F-35 aircraft (lot 15) procurements and associated
auxiliary equipment for USA, non-U.S. DOD participants ($1,721,016,615), and
FMS customers ($1,488,017,560). Work in Fort Worth, Texas (57%); El Segundo,
California (14%); Warton, UK (9%); Cameri, Italy (4%); Orlando, Florida (4%);
Nashua, New Hampshire (3%); Baltimore, Maryland (3%); San Diego, California
(2%); Nagoya, Japan (2%); and locations outside continental U.S. (2%).
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001920C0009)
Lockheed Martin RMS Moorestown,
New Jersey, $64,089,885 for Ship
Self-Defense System combat system engineering support in Moorestown, New Jersey
(85%), and San Diego, California (15%).
NAVSEA D.C. (N00024-19-C-5603)
L3Harris’ Unidyne, Norfolk,
Virginia, $28,246,984 for production
of outboard cable spares.
Naval Undersea Warfare
Center Division, Newport, Rhode Island (N6660423DF300)
Raytheon Pratt &
Whitney, East Hartford, Connecticut, $18,655,090 for long-lead
materials, parts and components for propulsion systems for F-35 aircraft (lot
17) for non-U.S. DOD partners ($17,394,887) and FMS ($1,260,203). Work in
Indianapolis, Indiana (44%); Windsor Locks, Connecticut (33%); Bristol, UK (16%);
and Phoenix, Arizona (7%).
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0001920C0011)
Kratos, Sacramento,
California, $15,515,343 for two XQ-58A
unmanned aerial systems (UAS) with sensor and weapon system payloads “to
accomplish the penetrating affordable autonomous collaborative killer –
portfolio objectives,” including technical services non-recurring engineering,
system/subsystem integration, installation, testing, ground and flight
operations, logistics, and maintenance for the UAS as well as government-owned,
contractor-operated operations for flight test and demonstration events at
government test ranges.
NAVAIR Patuxent River,
Maryland (N0042123C0010)
SAAB, Syracuse, New York,
$13,232,215 for R&D of
automatic target recognition and autonomous sensor resource management, and
prototype counter-unmanned aircraft system concepts for surface vehicle
protection and airport security. Effort is titled “Threat and Situational
Understanding with Networked-Online Machine Intelligence.” Work in Syracuse,
New York (63%), and West Lafayette, Indiana (37%).
Office of Naval Research,
Arlington, Virginia (N00014-23-C-1016)
Valiant/ALCA JV LLC,
Clarksville, Tennessee, $7,528,791 for ongoing base
operating support at Naval Air Station Sigonella, Sicily.
NAVFAC Europe Africa
Central, Naples, Italy (N62470-18-D-3010)
Boeing, Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma, $38,716,952 for B-1 and
B-52 bomber engineering services at Tinker AFB, Oklahoma; Edwards AFB,
California; Barksdale AFB, Louisiana; and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
AFLCMC Tinker AFB, Oklahoma
(FA8107-19-D-0001)
Telos Corp., Ashburn,
Virginia, $32,526,076 for mission
defense teams support for defensive cyber operations (DCO) weapons systems and
unique mission areas. DCO WhiteSpace provides contractor support to perform
aspects of plans and programs support, client systems, cyber transport, and
cyber operations to augment base personnel in the performance of core IT services.
Work across multiple contiguous U.S. and outside the contiguous U.S. locations.
Acquisition Management and
Integration Center Langley AFB, Virginia (FA4890-23-F-0015)
Global Connections To
Employment Inc., Pensacola, Florida, $15,478,108 for dining
facility attendants services likely at Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
Army Field Directorate
Office, Fort Sam Houston, Texas (W5168W-22-D-0002)
Amentum, Germantown,
Maryland, $13,632,420 for
maintenance, supply, and transportation logistics support services at Camp
Arifjan, Kuwait.
Army Contracting Command,
Rock Island Arsenal, Illinois (W52P1J-12-G-0028)
Amentum, Germantown,
Maryland, $10,000,000 for aviation
maintenance services in Iraq.
Army Contracting Command,
Redstone Arsenal, Alabama (W58RGZ-19-C-0025)