Indefinite Delivery Contract W911SR23D0052

The U.S. Army's Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems awarded a $14.5 million Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) to Herrick Technology Laboratories Inc., a for-profit manufacturer of advanced electronic systems and components. The IDC allows the Army to efficiently procure Herrick's specialized transceivers, electronic surveillance measure (ESM) systems, and related equipment to support ongoing signals intelligence and electronic warfare programs. Several delivery orders have been issued against this IDC, including a $867,700 order for an HTL Tactical Manpack ESM System with Spectrum Analyzer and Antenna, and a $358,200 order for miniature quad VHF/UHF/microwave wideband transceivers. As the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) for these unique defense electronics, Herrick Technology Laboratories is well-positioned to fulfill the Army's requirements without the use of set-asides. The contracted work also has potential applications for the Navy and Air Force's electronic warfare systems, suggesting the possibility of additional task orders from those services.

The IDC and associated delivery orders aim to streamline the procurement of Herrick's standard products and services, which are critical for supporting the Army's signals intelligence and electronic warfare initiatives. The contract work is primarily performed in Germantown, Maryland, and is funded by the Army's Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems, which oversees the acquisition of electronic systems and components for the military. The lack of set-asides on these awards indicates Herrick Technology Laboratories' unique capabilities and status as the sole-source OEM for the specialized equipment required.