2.75 Inch Rocket - All Types

The 2.75 Inch Rocket program is a Department of Defense acquisition program focused on procurement of 2.75-inch rockets and related components. Based on the contract history spanning from 1984 to 1989, this appears to be a sustained procurement program for standardized rocket systems used across military applications. The program maintains ongoing procurement through various contract vehicles including definitive contracts, delivery orders, and purchase orders.

The contract awards show a mix of procurement approaches, with individual awards typically ranging from $50,000 to $6 million, with most falling between $100,000 and $2 million. The majority of contracts utilize Firm Fixed Price arrangements, though some Cost Plus Fixed Fee and Cost Plus Incentive contracts are also employed. Almost all contracts were awarded without set-aside designations, with only one instance of a Total Small Business set-aside noted. Contract durations appear relatively short-term, typically spanning less than one year. The program demonstrates a preference for delivery orders and definitive contracts, suggesting established supply chains and standardized specifications. No specific contractors or places of performance were identified in the provided data.