PRC-117G Radio Accessories

The Department of the Air Force Air Mobility Command seeks accessories for four PRC-117G tactical radios, with proposals due September 14, 2026 at 12:00 PM PDT and questions due September 3, 2026 at 12:00 PM PDT. This is a Total Small Business Set-Aside, 100 percent.

Place of performance is 690 Airmen Dr, Travis AFB, CA 94535. The procurement is issued under NAICS 334220 and PSC 5820, and is structured as a Firm Fixed Price contract.

The Statement of Work requires four units each of eight distinct components: PRC-117G Battery Eliminators/Transceiver Power Supplies with worldwide input power (85–270 VAC or 9–36 VDC), instantaneous automatic switchover to rechargeable backup battery, 26.5VDC/5.25A output, EMI/RFI protection to MIL-STD 1275, 461, 462, 810 and TEMPEST standards, and 3-year warranty; Amplified Speakers delivering 5 watts with automatic level control compatible with H-250/U military handsets and 3-year warranty; Foldable High Gain SATCOM Antennas operating at 240–318 MHz with +9.6 to +15.0 dBic gain and 200-watt power handling; Integrated Transceiver Power Supply Cases featuring dual input connectors, 26V/2.4Ah removable battery, included amplified speaker, water/airtight composite case, and 3-year warranty; PRC-117G H-250 Handsets with noise-cancelling microphone and 6-foot retractile cord; four 300-foot spools of RG-58A/U coaxial cable in new condition without connectors; Portable Cable Storage Reels capable of storing 300 feet of cable with adjustable cam-lock drag brake and drum extension; and AT-197 Broadband Omnidirectional UHF Antennas operating in the 225–400 MHz range, qualified to MIL-A-4946, with 1000-watt continuous RF power capacity and HN female connector. All equipment must be new; refurbished equipment is not acceptable. All shipping and handling charges must be included.

Contractors requiring base access must undergo identity vetting including NCIC and CLETS checks unless they hold a current favorable government security clearance verifiable through JPAS. The primary contractor must provide an Entry Authority List to the Base Contracting Officer no later than 45 days before contract start. Contractors must complete Level I Antiterrorism Awareness training for contracts exceeding 90 days and participate in government security training programs. Subcontractors must be escorted at all times on the installation.

Evaluation weighs price (fair and reasonable comparison), technical capability (Technical Capability Statement demonstrating ability to satisfy SOW requirements), and past performance (satisfactory ratings within the last three years). The government awards to the responsible offeror providing best value and reserves the right not to evaluate further offers once best value is determined. Prices must remain firm for 60 calendar days from receipt. Anticipated award date is on or about September 18, 2026. Contract Specialist Ellie Chen (ellie.chen@us.af.mil) and Contracting Officer Vitaliy Kim (vitaliy.kim.1@us.af.mil) are points of contact.