Radar Warranty Service - MTC
Ended Blanket Small Purchase Illinois Awarded
- Contract number
- 26-466MIL-ARNGT-P-85907
- Awardee
- DeTect, inc
- Contracting organization
- ARNG Training Support Sys Marseilles
- Contract amount
- $26,775
Award facts
- Completion date
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About this award
DeTect, Inc. has been awarded a Blanket Small Purchase contract by the Army National Guard Training Support Systems (ARNG TRSPPTSYMARS466) located in Marseilles, Illinois. The contract, valued at $26,775.00, provides an extended warranty and comprehensive service plan for a HARRIER S200H Air Surveillance Radar (ASR/GBSAA) installed at the Marseilles Training Center Firing Range.
The one-year contract, effective from September 25, 2025, to September 24, 2026, encompasses full system support including 24-7 telephone and internet technical support, remote system monitoring, software upgrades, preventive maintenance, and repair or replacement of failed parts or components. The contract ensures uninterrupted warranty coverage for the radar system, maintaining operational readiness and technical reliability for the Illinois Army National Guard's training infrastructure.
Line items
| Item | Total |
|---|---|
| DeTect Extended Warranty, Service and Maintenance Plan. One Year extended warranty/service plan for HARRIER S200H Air Surveillance Radar (ASR/GBSAA), Model S200H. Covers the Radar System (the System) manufactured and installed by DeTect Inc., at the Marseilles Training Center Firing Range. The… | — |
Quick answers
Who was awarded contract 26-466MIL-ARNGT-P-85907?
Contract 26-466MIL-ARNGT-P-85907 was awarded to DeTect, inc by ARNG Training Support Sys Marseilles in Illinois on September 25, 2025.
How much is contract 26-466MIL-ARNGT-P-85907 worth?
Its contract amount is $26,775.
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