Basic Ordering Agreement N0010414GA102

This Basic Ordering Agreement between Lockheed Martin Corporation and the Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command provides for the delivery of electronic components, circuit card assemblies, modules, and related spare parts in support of radar and sensor systems. Task orders awarded under the BOA call for products such as voltage regulator subassemblies, amplifiers, servo motors, pulse units, magnetic transports, and computer modules to be delivered to Lockheed Martin's facility in Moorestown, New Jersey, with some items going to other Lockheed Martin locations. Delivery dates range from 2018 through 2023. The task orders utilize firm fixed-price contracts and have cumulative potential value of over $5 million to supply spare parts for radar and electronic warfare systems fielded by the Navy and used aboard ships and aircraft. The original BOA was awarded in 2014 without any socioeconomic set-asides specified to facilitate orders for components and sustainment of mission-critical systems over the following five-year period. This IDV and associated task orders aim to ensure the Navy's fleet of radar, electronic warfare, and sensor systems have necessary spare parts and material available to maximize operational availability and mission success.

This Basic Ordering Agreement between Lockheed Martin Corporation and the Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command provides for delivery of electronic components, circuit card assemblies, modules, and related spare parts to sustain radar and sensor systems used by the Navy. Task orders awarded under the BOA call for products such as amplifiers, servo motors, pulse units, and computer modules to be delivered to Lockheed Martin facilities in Moorestown, New Jersey and other locations through 2023. The orders utilize firm fixed-price contracts and collectively have a potential value over $5 million. The original 2014 BOA was awarded without socioeconomic restrictions to facilitate flexible ordering of components and sustainment of mission-critical systems over five years. This IDV and associated task orders aim to ensure necessary spare parts and material are available to maximize operational availability and success of the Navy's fleet of radar, electronic warfare, and sensor systems.