A03_JA_Other_than_Full_and_Open_Final_Redacted.pdf

Control No· JA-Belv-16-776 Contractor·

Program/Equipment: HMDS

FAR Part 6 Justification and Approval for Other than Full and Open Competition

1. Contracting Activity: Department of the Army, United States (US) Army Contracting Command -Aberdeen Proving Ground (APG), Fort Belvoir Divislon. 10205 Burbeck Road, Ft Belvoir, VA 22060

2. De.scription of Action: Product Manager Counter Explosive Hazard (PdM CEH) requests a new Firm Fixed Prlce (FFP) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity {!O!Q) contract with for Husky Mounted Detection System (HMDS) systems, spare and repair parts The Government projects award in November 2017: fiscal year 18-21 Operations and Maintenance Army (OMA), and Other Procu-rement. Army (OPA) appropriations will be used, as appropriate. The required acquisition plan in accordance with OFARS 207 103(d)(i)(B) ls currently awaiting Program Executive Officer approval.

3. Description of Supplies/Services: This IDIQ will procure Husky Mounted Detection Systems (HMDS) and spare and repair parts The ordering period under the IDIQ contract wm be 48 months with an estimated value of $92,556,055. 7T, This effort is required to ensure Fiscal Year (FY} 18-21 HMDS spare and repair parts can be acquired to facilitate reset of HMDS systems returning from ongoing theater operations, The HMDS is the number one priority for Route Clearance Patrols located within the United States Central Command (CENTCOM) Area of Operations Responsibility (AOR) The proposed action wi!! provide for the procurement of HMDS systems, spare and repair parts lo meet emerging theater requirements to continue sustainment of the current HMDS fleet. The proposed IDIQ contract w!ll serve as interim solution for Anny HMDS requirements until a fu!I rate production contract is awarded 1n FY20.

Approximately HMDS systems were delivered to support Contract support to provide provisioned parts for these systems ended in 2014 when a majority of the fielded systems were withdrawn from as part of the mandated drawdown of US forces from that theater of operations, However, This new !DIQ contract is necessary to support the Increased Operations Tempo {OPTEMPO) of currently fielded systems and to position the Army for sustainment of products being delivered to satisfy which requires the fielding of systems in the Immediate future.

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