Propulsion Subsystem Support Contract Post Award Synopsis.pdf
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This synopsis announces the award of an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract by the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Nuclear Weapons Center to Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation. The contract has a ceiling value of $2.311.9 million and a period of performance from May 2021 through November 2039 to provide propulsion subsystem support for the Minuteman III Intercontinental Ballistic Missile. Key services under the contract include sustaining engineering, maintenance engineering, hardware and software maintenance, developmental and production engineering, and replenishment and repair activities related to boosters, liquids, support equipment, ordnance, and flight and ground batteries that comprise the Minuteman III propulsion subsystem. The contract was awarded on a sole source basis due to uncertainties that prevented a fixed price contract and will utilize cost reimbursement contract line items for initial sustainment and deliverables, with additional line items available for future task orders through 2039.
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Propulsion Subsystem Support Contract (PSSC) 2.0 Synopses of Award
Date: 05 May 2021 Product or Service Code: R425 Contracting Office Address: 6008 Wardleigh Road Bldg. 1580 Hill AFB, UT 84056 Subject: Propulsion Subsystem Support Contract (PSSC) 2.0 Contract Award and Solicitation Number: FA8214-21-D-0001/FA8214-20-R-7000 Contact Point:
Blake Davis blake.davis.1@us.af.mil 801-775-5550 Or Robert Fahrney robert.fahrney.2@us.af.mil 801-586-9088 Contract Award Dollar Amount: $2,311.9M (Ceiling) Contract Award Date: 04 May 2021 Contractor: Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation Place of Contract Performance: The location of performance is primarily Hill AFB, Corrine and Magna, Utah, with various other locations.
Line Items:
CLIN 0001-Sustainment- This CLIN covers all scope in the PWS along with the corresponding program management and *travel.
This CLIN will only be used on the initial task order and contains annual options as follows:EstimatedAward Fee Total Estimated Cost CLIN 0001‐Basic CLIN 0101‐Option 1
CLIN 0201‐Option 2 CLIN 0301‐Option 3 CLIN 0401‐Option 4
CLIN 0501‐Option 5 CLIN 0601‐Option 6
CLIN 0701‐Option 7 CLIN 0801‐Option 8 CLIN 0901‐Option 9
CLIN 1001‐Option 10 CLIN 1101‐Option 11
CLIN 1201‐Option 12 CLIN 1301‐Option 13 CLIN 1401‐Option 14
CLIN 1501‐Option 15 CLIN 1601‐Option 16
CLIN 1701‐Option 17 *CLIN 1801‐Option 18 *6 month extension per FAR 52.217‐8
CLIN 0002-CDRL Deliverables
CLIN 0003-Add-On Programs- Applicable CLIN details (CLIN type, delivery or period of performance), to be negotiated at time of award. Any FAR based CLIN type is acceptable so long as it is mutually agreed upon by both parties. Future task/delivery orders (other than the initial sustainment task order) may also utilize CLIN numbers 0004-9999 as needed.
Description: This contract is to support the Minuteman III (MMIII) Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) Propulsion Subsystem to ensure that it remains operational and meets warfighter requirements for an estimated 18-year period or until completion of MMIII deactivation and disposal. The MMIII Propulsion Subsystem includes boosters, liquids, support equipment, ordnance, and both flight and ground batteries.
The Propulsion Mission Statement is to integrate and coordinate all activities necessary to assess, report, and sustain the operational capability and reliability of the ICBM Propulsion Subsystem through deactivation and disposal.
The Propulsion Subsystem Support Contract (PSSC) shall assist the Government in maintaining the MMIII weapon system. Work shall be in areas including, but not limited to; sustaining engineering, maintenance engineering, modification of systems and equipment, hardware and software maintenance, developmental and production engineering, procurement, replenishment, repair, and refurbishment. The contractor shall be required to conduct materials and subcomponent analysis and test, including aging surveillance test and evaluation. The primary focus shall be to identify aging mechanism, anomalous behavior, and ensure any modifications or changes to the system which shall maintain and/or improve system-level performance. This contract is established as an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (ID/IQ) Contract with an ordering period from May 2021 to November 2039.
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