Fire Control Computing Sights And Devices

Product Service Code (PSC) 1220 encompasses fire control computing sights and devices, which are specialized electronic systems used for targeting and weapon guidance in military applications. These systems include computing units, graphical scales, electronic displays, and related hardware used to enhance precision and effectiveness of weapon systems across various military platforms. The technology supports critical functions such as tracking, identifying targets, calculating firing solutions, and managing combat engagement processes.

Federal Contract Awards under PSC 1220 demonstrate significant procurement activity, with contract values ranging from $1,000 to over $17.8 million. Frequently awarded entities include General Dynamics Mission Systems, Dumbo Defense Inc., and Adirondack Electronics Inc. The Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP) and Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) are primary funding agencies. Contracts typically have durations between 6-24 months, with many being firm fixed-price purchase orders. Set-asides include total small business (approximately 30% of awards) and veteran-owned small business designations. Performance locations are predominantly in the United States, with concentrations in New York, Florida, and Missouri.

Recent Federal Contract Opportunities focus on advanced fire control computing technologies, including solicitations for ruggedized workstations, fire control computers, and specialized graphical firing scales. The Army Contracting Command and Naval Sea Systems Command are primary requestors. Key opportunities include a Navy Request for Information (RFI) for ruggedized workstations designed to meet rigorous maritime environmental standards, an Army solicitation for Fire Control Computer III (FCCIII), and a procurement for various graphical firing scales for Pine Bluff Arsenal. These opportunities emphasize technological innovation, cost efficiency, and specialized computing systems for military targeting and engagement platforms.