The Naval Supply Systems Command awarded a $267,074 firm fixed-price definitive contract to Canadian Commercial Corporation (CCC) on October 8, 2019, for an interface unit data component, with performance scheduled to conclude by January 25, 2026. CCC, a Crown corporation of the Government of Canada, served as the prime contractor with no set-aside designation, consistent with its role as a government-to-government contracting entity facilitating procurement relationships between U.S. defense agencies and Canadian manufacturers. The work was performed in Canada and involved subcontract support from DRS Technologies Canada LTD., a Leonardo SPA subsidiary specializing in defense electronics and communications equipment manufacturing located in Ottawa, Ontario.
This contract represents part of CCC's extensive portfolio supporting U.S. naval logistics and supply operations. CCC maintains several active indefinite delivery contracts with Naval Supply Systems Command and other DoD agencies valued in the hundreds of millions of dollars, supplying aircraft components, ammunition, medical equipment, and mechanical assemblies across multiple military logistics networks. The interface unit data procurement aligns with the Naval Supply Systems Command's mission to provide logistics support to fleet operations and naval platforms, leveraging Canadian manufacturing capabilities to supplement U.S. defense supply chain requirements.