Combat, Assault, And Tactical Vehicles, Wheeled

Code 2355
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Spend Category Level 1
Aircraft, Ships/Submarines & Land Vehicles
Spend Category Level 2
Land Combat Vehicles
Popular Federal Contract Opportunities
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Product and Service Code (PSC) 2355-P encompasses combat, assault, and tactical wheeled vehicles, representing a critical segment of military and federal agency transportation and operational capabilities. This category includes a wide range of specialized vehicles designed for challenging environments, such as extreme terrain utility vehicles, armored personnel carriers, tactical SUVs, and light tactical military vehicles. These vehicles are engineered to support diverse missions across military branches, law enforcement agencies, and international security cooperation programs.

Federal Contract Awards in this PSC category demonstrate significant investment in specialized vehicle procurement, with contract values ranging from approximately $14,000 to over $90 million. Frequent prime contractors include General Motors Defense, Oshkosh Defense, Polaris Sales Inc., and Battelle Memorial Institute. The Department of Defense, particularly the Army and Air Force, are the primary funding agencies, with contracts often supporting infantry modernization, tactical vehicle replacement, and specialized training programs. Most awards are unrestricted, though some leverage small business set-asides. Common places of performance include Michigan, Ohio, Minnesota, and various military installations across the United States.

Recent Federal Contract Opportunities within PSC 2355-P highlight emerging requirements for specialized vehicles and vehicle technologies. The U.S. Air Force seeks an extreme-terrain vehicle for Arctic training at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, while the Army is investigating advanced display technologies for the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle. The U.S. Marshals Service has multiple solicitations for robotic ground vehicle systems, and the Marine Corps is conducting market research for brake calipers for Amphibious Combat Vehicles. These opportunities span locations including Alaska, Colorado, and various military bases, demonstrating the diverse operational needs driving vehicle procurement across federal agencies.

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