Government Stockpile Reliability Program (SRP)

The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Aviation is seeking firm proposals and Technical Directives for the Government Stockpile Reliability Program (SRP), which encompasses testing and support services related to TOW missile components and systems. This sole-source solicitation is restricted to Raytheon Company under justification that only one responsible source can satisfy agency requirements. The effort includes three components: Base (TOW SRP Test Cycle 37) and Option 1 (TOW SRP Test Cycle 38), both requiring testing of Bunker Buster Warheads and US Army Control Surface and Beacon Shutter Actuators at supplier facilities, along with comprehensive test reporting; and Option 2, which requires development of six digital display posters featuring TOW missile details with schematics and labeled images. Proposals must include working cost models with Excel formulas, certified or other than certified cost/pricing data with supporting documentation, forward pricing rate agreements or recommendations, and identification of key personnel with DCMA/DCAA points of contact. The proposal deadline is 6:00 PM Central Standard Time on March 31, 2026, and Raytheon must indicate its intention to respond within five business days of the RFP issuance; all communications must be submitted in writing only.

This solicitation is sole-sourced with no set-aside designations, with Raytheon Company (CAGE 05716) as the incumbent contractor under the Alpha 6 Long-Term Contract Umbrella Contract SPRBL1-25-D-0006, awarded August 1, 2025, which supersedes the previous Alpha 5 DLA-Raytheon Depot Level Repairable contract. The Base and Option 1 efforts require testing of five Bunker Buster Warheads and either 17 or 13 US Army Control Surface and Beacon Shutter Actuators respectively, with testing performed at MOOG facilities for actuators and EBA&D for warheads. The period of performance is 12 months from award, with work to be performed in Huntsville, Alabama 35898. No specific award value or budget range is disclosed in the solicitation notice. Proposals must address organizational conflicts of interest, provide sanitized cost breakdowns, and assert technical data restrictions as applicable to ensure compliance with government requirements.