Fire Control Stabilizing Mechanisms

PSC Category 1250 (Fire Control Stabilizing Mechanisms) encompasses sophisticated mechanical and electronic components critical for precision targeting and weapon systems in military applications. These mechanisms are primarily designed to stabilize fire control equipment, ensuring accuracy and reliability in various defense platforms. The category includes components like control units, stabilizing equipment, and associated hardware that enable precise targeting and weapon guidance across different military environments.

The Federal Contract Awards under PSC 1250 demonstrate a diverse range of procurement activities, primarily from defense-related agencies such as the Department of the Navy, Air Force, and Army. Awards typically range from $6,000 to $11.1 million, with most being firm fixed-price delivery orders or purchase orders. Frequent contractors include Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation, Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation, and International Enterprises, Inc. Most awards are not set aside for small businesses, though some opportunities do utilize total small business set-asides. Performance locations span multiple states, including Alabama, Florida, Pennsylvania, and Colorado, reflecting the geographically distributed nature of defense manufacturing and procurement.

The sole federal contract opportunity posted for PSC 1250 is a Defense Logistics Agency solicitation for a 16-inch brake wheel, part number 13F4292. This total small business set-aside opportunity requires submission by October 30, 2024, with delivery expected by January 10, 2025. The solicitation emphasizes comprehensive documentation requirements, including representations about telecommunications equipment and compliance with specific Department of Defense acquisition regulations. The procurement is structured as a sole-source acquisition, justified by the part's proprietary design and direct replacement characteristics for existing equipment.