Theissen Automated Target System Mntc. , Upgrades and Training - MONG

The State of Missouri has issued a Single Feasible Source Commodity (SFSC) solicitation, specifically targeting the Missouri National Guard (MONG), for the maintenance, upgrades, and training of the Theissen Automated Target System. The procurement is geographically situated at the Fort Leonard Wood Training Site, located at 169 Cedar Street in Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri, with Platte County as the primary jurisdiction. The solicitation seeks a vendor to provide comprehensive services including system maintenance, technological upgrades, and training for the Theissen Automated Target System over a one-year contract period, effective from the date of award. The solicitation number SFSC30034902300090 was released on July 13, 2022, with a firm response deadline of July 20, 2022, at 2:00 PM CDT. Deliverables include free on-board destination delivery to the MONG training site, with specific requirements for maintaining and enhancing the automated target system's operational capabilities. The procurement process mandates that vendors must be pre-invited to respond, and payment terms are established at Net 45 Days.

The solicitation is uniquely structured as an "Invited Vendors Only" procurement, which inherently restricts broader competitive bidding. No specific set-aside designations for disadvantaged businesses or minority-owned enterprises are explicitly mentioned in the documentation. The solicitation does not disclose the current incumbent vendor or provide details about existing technological infrastructure that might require integration. Similarly, no specific budget range or estimated total contract value is provided in the available documents. The point of contact for this procurement is Tammy Michel from the State of Missouri, who can be reached at 573-751-3114 or Tammy.Michel@oa.mo.gov. Vendors are advised that they bear sole responsibility for ensuring timely submission of their responses and must be prepared to navigate any potential technical support requirements during the submission process. The procurement appears focused on maintaining specialized training equipment for the Missouri National Guard, with an emphasis on system continuity and operational readiness.