Indefinite Delivery Contract FA811921D0012

This Indefinite Delivery Contract was awarded by the Air Force Sustainment Center, a defense agency, to Lockheed Martin Corporation's Rotary And Mission Systems division. The $58 million contract is for the overhaul of B-2 bomber analog countermeasure receivers. Lockheed Martin, a major defense contractor, has been tasked with providing repair, calibration, and other services to support the overhaul and maintenance of the B-2's countermeasure systems. This includes several delivery orders valued at over $21 million, $1.2 million, $1.3 million, and smaller amounts for individual receiver overhauls. The contract does not have any set-aside designations, reflecting Lockheed Martin's status as a large, established defense supplier. The work is to be performed in Owego, New York, with various completion dates through 2026. This contract is part of Lockheed Martin's broader portfolio of Indefinite Delivery Vehicles with the Department of Defense, which enable the rapid acquisition of critical aerospace and electronic systems, software, and sustainment services across multiple military platforms and domains.

The original pre-solicitation notice sought proposals for the overhaul of 16 line items of receiver processors and related components for the B-2 Defensive Management System. Lockheed Martin was identified as the sole-approved source for providing the required overhaul services, which include no-fault-found repair, material procurement, and data services. The Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Air Force Sustainment Center required the overhaul of components in quantities ranging from 3 to 105 units, with delivery within 12 months for overhaul items and every 30 days for no-fault-found items. The period of performance began at contract award and will end upon acceptance of the services by the government.