Ten Critical Contracts at the OO-ALC
TEN CRITICAL CONTRACTS AT THE OO-ALC
DEPOT OPERATION CONTRACT AUGMENTATION TEAM (DOCAT) V
• $98 million
• Period of performance: April 2008 - April 2011
• Contract provides direct labor augmentation to support depot maintenance production.
• Multiple award contract
• Contractors: Affordable Engineering Services (AES); M-1 Support Services; MacAulay Brown Inc.; K.K. Hill and Associates; Defense Support Services; L-3 Com/Vetex Aerospace
• Precision Measurement Equipment Lab (PMEL) Contract provides calibration for precision equipment.
A-10 THUNDERBOLT LIFE CYCLE PROGRAM SUPPORT (TLPS)
• $1.6 billion contract ceiling
• Period of performance: 2009-2019
• Provide engineering, aircraft modifications, depot overhaul and other services in support of the A-10 aircraft.
• Full and open competition, multiple award IDIQ contract
• Contractors: Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman and Boeing
PRECISION MEASUREMENT EQUIPMENT LAB (PMEL)
• $75 million
• Period of performance: December 16, 2002–September 30, 2012
• Contract provides calibration for precision equipment.
• Single award contract
• Contractor: Bionetics Inc.
F-16 FALCON STAR
• $100 million
• Period of performance: 2006–2012
• Structural upgrade program, replaces known life-limited structures
• Preclude onset of widespread fatigue damage
• Multi-national program affecting all blocks of F-16
• Full and open competition, IDIQ contract
• Contractor: UFC
DESIGN AND ENGINEERING SUPPORT PROGRAM II (DESPII)
• $1.9 billion contract ceiling
• Issue new task orders through June 30, 2010 (five years)
• Period of performance through June 30, 2012 (seven years)
• A multiple award IDIQ contract awarded to 20 primes. It provides design and engineering/technical support services for the DoD mission weapon systems, component, and support equipment including engineering design, integration, system modifications, limited manufacturing, activities to support process analysis and improvements for maintenance/repair operations.
• IDIQ contract awarded June 30, 2005
• 20 prime contractors
• 13 large businesses and seven small businesses
• The prime contractors: AES; Battelle; Sverdrup/Jacobs; MTI (BAE); SWRI; CACI; SAIC; UDRI; Anteon; TCS (L-3); ARINC; DRC; Karta (NCI); Northrop Grumman; SSAI; MTC; Tamsco (DRS); ACT; Lockheed Martin; Tybrin
• Over 625 subcontractors
POWER CONDITIONING & CONTINUATION INTERFACING EQUIPMENT (PCCIE)
• $562.5 million
• Period of Performance: 2009–2016
• Power conditioning: The UPS continuously conditions the power being provided to sensitive electronic equipment. Poweris often “dirty” with harmonics, surges, spikes etc. The UPS takes incoming power and cleans it up by converting from AC to DC back to AC, providing a clean sine wave to the mission equipment.
• Power Continuation: Sensitive electronic equipment may also be damaged if it takes a sudden power failure. The UPS also has battery backup that kicks on to provide power to the mission equipment if the power totally fails or sags far enough below the proper voltage level to power the mission equipment. Most systems provide 15-minute battery backup and if AF equipment is mission essential, generator backup is generally provided.
• Multiple award IDIQ contract with multiple pricing arrangements
• Contractors: TBD (Currently in Source Selection)
A-10 WING REPLACEMENT PROGRAM
PAVEWAY PRECISION GUIDED MUNITIONS
• $2 billion
• Period of performance: 2003–2010
• Paveway II Laser Guided Bombs (GBU-16, GBU-12 and GBU-10) procurement
• Items are purchased as kits consisting of one each computer control group (CCG) and one each airfoil group (AFG) prepackaged in containers of a specified design.
• Multiple award IDIQ FFP contract
• Contractors: Lockheed Martin and Raytheon
F-16 - FALCON 2020
• NTE $12.7 billion
• 23-year period of performance through 2025
• Contract is for engineering services in support of the F-16 Program. Provides post-production sustainment support to meet the needs of the USAF, Navy, EPAF and FMS participating countries.
• IDIQ Contract
• Lockheed Martin Aeronautics, Fort Worth, Texas
AIRCREW TRAINING AND REHEARSAL SYSTEM
• $1.07 billion contract ceiling
• The ATARS II program sustains and supports mission qualification training and rehearsal system hardware, software and courseware (including instructors) for special operations forces schoolhouse training.
• Full and open competition, single award IDIQ contract
• Lockheed Martin, Orlando Fla.
• Replace 223 thin-skin wings on A-10 wings on A-10 fleet with new thick-skin wings
• Firm fixed price (FFP)
• Full and open competition, Single award IDIQ contract
• Ordering period: five-year basic with five-year option
• Contractor: Boeing