The Navy Radomes 2011-2016 Master IDIQ contract vehicle supports the procurement of specialized radome components for the AN/SLQ-32 threat detection system used aboard Navy ships. The contract specifically covers Band 3 Direction Finding Receiver (DFR) High Angle Threat (HAT) and Semi-Omni Antenna Polarizing Radomes, which are critical electronic protective enclosures for naval communication and detection equipment. These radomes are designed to protect sensitive electronic antennae while allowing optimal signal transmission in maritime operational environments.
The task orders under this contract demonstrate a focused approach to procuring specialized naval electronic components, with individual delivery orders ranging from $131,400 to $670,448. Two contract award series (N0016411DWM20 and N0016411DWM49) were established, covering Direction Finding and Semi-Omni radome components respectively. Set-aside designations varied between "No Set-Aside Used" and "Total Small Business" for different task orders, indicating flexibility in contractor selection. All task orders were competitively awarded with firm fixed pricing and completion dates typically between 2012 and 2018. The consistent funding source appears to be the U.S. Navy, with task orders focused on maintaining and upgrading the AN/SLQ-32 system's radome infrastructure across naval vessels.