USA — US Military contracts for FY11

AIR FORCE

     E‑Corp, Lay­ton, Utah, and EG Sier­ra, Clearfield, Utah, are being award­ed a $65,000,000 max­i­mum firm-fixed-price con­tract for Sim­pli­fied Acqui­si­tion of Base Engi­neer­ing Require­ments (SABER) pro­vid­ing con­struc­tion ser­vices in sup­port of 75 Civ­il Engi­neer­ing Squadron, Hill Air Force Base, Utah. SABER work con­sists of mul­ti­ple dis­ci­plines in gen­er­al con­struc­tion and exe­cutes a broad range of repair, main­te­nance, and minor construction.The pri­ma­ry loca­tion of per­for­mance is Hill Air Force Base, Utah; the Utah Test and Train­ing Range; Lit­tle Moun­tain Test Annex; and oth­er remote loca­tions under the juris­dic­tion of Hill Air Force Base, Utah.OO-ALC/PKESS, Hill Air Force Base, Utah, is the con­tract­ing activ­i­ty (FA8201-12-D-0001 and FA8201-12-D-0003). 

     Raytheon Co., Mis­sile Sys­tems, Tuc­son, Ariz., is being award­ed a $9,321,529 firm-fixed-price con­tract mod­i­fi­ca­tion to pro­cure addi­tion­al Grif­fin mis­siles in sup­port of U.S. Spe­cial Oper­a­tions Com­mand.  The fol­low­ing Grif­fin mis­siles are being pur­chased via this modification:70 Grif­fin Block II A all up rounds, and 21 Grif­fin Block II A teleme­try rounds.The pri­ma­ry loca­tion of per­for­mance is Raytheon, Tuc­son, Ariz.Air Arma­ment Cen­ter Con­tract­ing, Advanced Pro­grams Divi­sion, Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., is the con­tract­ing activ­i­ty (FA8677-11-C-0115 P00008). 

     Man Tech Inter­na­tion­al Corp., Mis­sion, Cyber & Tech­nol­o­gy Solu­tions Group, Falls Church, Va., is being award­ed a $7,104,496 firm-fixed-price with cost reim­burse­ment (up to an amount spec­i­fied by the gov­ern­ment) con­tract to pro­vide high-lev­el, spe­cial­ized acqui­si­tion secu­ri­ty sup­port ser­vices to spe­cial access pro­grams at var­i­ous loca­tions through­out the west­ern Unit­ed States.The pri­ma­ry loca­tion of per­for­mance is Space and Mis­siles Sys­tems Cen­ter, Space Supe­ri­or­i­ty Sys­tems, Los Ange­les, Calif. (50 percent).Space and Mis­siles Sys­tems Cen­ter, Space Supe­ri­or­i­ty Sys­tems, Los Ange­les Air Force Base, Calif., is the con­tract­ing activ­i­ty (FA8819-12-C-0001).

NAVY

     L‑3 Com­mu­ni­ca­tions Flight Inter­na­tion­al, New­port News, Va., is being award­ed a $29,066,774 mod­i­fi­ca­tion to a pre­vi­ous­ly award­ed firm-fixed-price, indef­i­nite-deliv­ery/in­def­i­nite-quan­ti­ty con­tract (N00019-09-D-0018) for com­mer­cial air ser­vices for mil­i­tary train­ing support.This mod­i­fi­ca­tion pro­vides air­borne threat sim­u­la­tion train­ing for ship­board and air­craft squadron weapon sys­tems oper­a­tors and air­crew, to enhance abil­i­ties to counter poten­tial ene­my elec­tron­ic war­fare and elec­tron­ic attack oper­a­tions in an elec­tron­ic com­bat envi­ron­ment. Work will be per­formed in New­port News, Va. (50 per­cent), and San Diego, Calif. (50 per­cent), and is expect­ed to be com­plet­ed in Octo­ber 2012.No fund­ing will be oblig­at­ed at time of award.Contract funds will not expire at the end of the cur­rent fis­cal year.The Naval Air Sys­tems Com­mand, Patux­ent Riv­er, Md., is the con­tract­ing activity. 

     Gen­er­al Atom­ics, San Diego, Calif., is being award­ed a $12,288,073 cost-plus-fixed-fee con­tract for research and devel­op­ment activ­i­ties asso­ci­at­ed with inte­grat­ed pow­er sys­tems pow­er load mod­ules design and pulsed pow­er loads for future sur­face com­bat­ants. Gen­er­al Atom­ics will pro­vide the research and devel­op­ment of an advanced inte­grat­ed pow­er sys­tems pow­er load mod­ule that may be used for pulse form­ing net­works that could pow­er future lasers, rail­guns, or radars. The ini­tial effort will include fur­ther refine­ment of their unique approach to the con­cept, doc­u­ment­ing how the approach could be even­tu­al­ly imple­ment­ed in a ship­board con­fig­u­ra­tion to meet pro­ject­ed pulsed loads pow­er­ing needs. The con­cept will also be used to imple­ment ener­gy stor­age on the future design that may be used in a mul­ti-pur­pose man­ner, allow­ing the ener­gy to be used for the weapon sys­tem and for ship­board powering.General Atom­ics will apply their unique con­cept approach to a set of notion­al per­for­mance expec­ta­tions devel­oped by Gen­er­al Atom­ics in con­junc­tion with the Navy.  Work will be per­formed in San Diego, Calif., and is expect­ed to be com­plet­ed by Octo­ber 2016. Con­tract funds in the amount of $200,000 will be pro­vid­ed at time of con­tract award and will expire at the end of the cur­rent fis­cal year. This con­tract was com­pet­i­tive­ly pro­cured via a broad agency announce­ment with sev­en pro­pos­als received.The Naval Sea Sys­tems Com­mand, Wash­ing­ton, D.C., is the con­tract­ing activ­i­ty (N00024-12-C-4222).

Source:
U.S. Depart­ment of Defense
Office of the Assis­tant Sec­re­tary of Defense (Pub­lic Affairs)