The Naval Sea Systems Command awarded a multiple award indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract to Collins Aerospace for advanced carbon dioxide removal units and associated engineering services. The contract has a potential value of $23.4 million and a period of performance through March 2025. Under the contract, Collins Aerospace has received two delivery orders. The first, valued at $17.7 million, is for acoustic resonator units, shear panel assemblies, sealing pads, tanks and other ship system components to be delivered through May 2023. A second order, with a value of $1,118.55, is for engineering services related to ship systems and technologies to be performed through June 2020.
The original solicitation sought proposals for the production of advanced carbon dioxide removal units, special tools, engineering services, and spares through a multiple award contract mechanism. The Naval Sea Systems Command intends this procurement to support the acquisition of equipment and technical expertise for Navy surface vessel systems, with all work on the resulting orders to take place in Windsor Locks, Connecticut. Collins Aerospace serves as the prime contractor, drawing from major subcontractors and leveraging its experience supporting Navy technologies to fulfill the contract's aims of providing specialized carbon dioxide abatement and engineering capabilities.
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