Indefinite Delivery Contract N0017415D0002

The Department of the Navy's Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) awarded an Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) to Phase Electronics, Incorporated, a self-certified small disadvantaged business, for-profit organization, woman-owned small business, and manufacturer of goods. The $6.3 million IDC, titled "E-CAPS Generation II Circuit Card Assemblies 2015-2020", allows NAVSEA to rapidly procure a variety of electronic components and assemblies from Phase Electronics over a 5-year ordering period to support maritime weapons systems and shipbuilding programs. Under this overarching IDC and associated delivery orders, Phase Electronics has provided items such as launcher control units, power supply units, printed circuit boards, fuze assemblies, ignition circuits, receiver circuit boards, arming rotor assemblies, and electronic capacitor assemblies (E-CAPS). Many of these procurements support critical naval systems like the LAU-61G/A rocket launcher and the MK-85 ignition circuit. The contract awards, which range from a few thousand dollars up to over $1.3 million, are primarily firm-fixed-price with no set-aside designations, though Phase Electronics has secured some awards through small business and woman-owned set-asides. The place of performance is primarily in Indian Head and Potomac, Maryland.

The summaries of the specific delivery orders under the IDC highlight the diverse array of electronic hardware components and assemblies Phase Electronics provides to NAVSEA. For example, a $120,035 delivery order in 2020 was for E-CAPS assemblies, a $312,630 order in 2020 was for receiver circuit boards and trainer receiver boards, and a $719,920 order in 2017 was for receiver boards. These delivery orders demonstrate how the IDC vehicle enables NAVSEA to efficiently and rapidly procure critical electronic components from Phase Electronics to integrate into naval weapons and shipboard systems.