Build-To-Print Machine Shop Requirements 2014-2019

Award Date 9/15/2014
Last Date To Order 9/22/2019
Shared Ceiling $50M
Contract Type
Master IDIQ
Predecessor
Not listed
Successors

The Build-To-Print Machine Shop Requirements 2014-2019 Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract supports machined parts and fabrication services for the United States Navy, specifically targeting Armed Helicopter Weapons Systems and various ground and air activities. The contract focuses on precision manufacturing of specialized components, with performance requirements centered on Fixed Forward Firing Weapons (FFFW) and Interface Unit Automatic Data Processor (IUADP) systems. Contractors under this vehicle are expected to produce complex machined parts, components, and assemblies that meet strict military specification standards for aerospace, defense, and weapons platforms.

Task orders under this contract typically range from $5,000 to over $2 million, with most being firm-fixed price and set aside for small businesses. Specialty CNC, LLC appears to be a frequent prime contractor, consistently winning task orders for producing weapon system components such as gun mounts, machine gun parts, adapter plates, and ammunition container assemblies. The Naval Air Systems Command is the primary funding agency, with task orders predominantly supporting helicopter and aviation system requirements. Most deliverables involve build-to-print manufacturing, where contractors precisely fabricate parts according to detailed Navy specifications. The contract's performance period spans from 2014 to 2019, with task orders typically having completion dates between six to eighteen months, demonstrating the Navy's need for agile, specialized manufacturing capabilities to support ongoing military readiness.

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