Radar Signal Simulator for the H-60 Aircraft in Support of Spanish Armada and Norwegian Defence Material Agency Foreign Military Sales Programs

The Naval Air Warfare Center, Aircraft Division, Lakehurst, New Jersey is seeking to procure a Radar Signal Simulator, specifically part number FT0100-3, to support H-60 Foreign Military Sales programs for the Spanish Armada and Norwegian Defence Materiel Agency. The procurement is intended as a sole source, fixed price contract to Symetrics Industries, LLC (doing business as Extant Aerospace), CAGE 22830, under the authority of FAR 6.302-1 due to the company being the only responsible source capable of satisfying the agency requirements. The justification for sole source procurement is based on Extant Aerospace's position as the sole developer, designer, and manufacturer of the Radar Signal Simulator, with ownership of proprietary data and exclusive knowledge necessary for manufacturing. The government lacks the technical data or equipment to obtain this item from alternative sources. Interested parties have until August 6, 2025 to provide information, though this notice explicitly states it is not a request for competitive proposals.

This procurement does not utilize any set-aside designations and targets Extant Aerospace as the intended sole source contractor due to their proprietary position in the market. The contract falls under NAICS code 334515 for Instrument Manufacturing for Measuring and Testing Electricity and Electrical Signals, and PSC code 6625 for Electrical and Electronic Properties Measuring and Testing Instruments. While specific award values and quantities are not disclosed in the pre-solicitation notice, the procurement supports international military sales programs for two allied nations. The government reserves complete discretion in determining whether to proceed with non-competitive procurement based on any responses received. Contact for additional information is Tammy Fossa at the Naval Air Warfare Center, and the government emphasizes that no commitments exist to issue solicitations or make awards, with no responsibility for costs incurred by interested parties prior to any potential contract award.